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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-09

~ ~ "a ~ I'LL - D. i4A4 n
Mr. Enron: You VIII confer ia
tor on a number Of your subscribers,
BY publishing the following.
In accordance VIII previous notice.
the Wings OF Ilopewell and The adIoin-
tng townships, together with gooiIy
number from ;he contiguous part Of
Virginia, met IN this place, on the 18th
ulumo, 10 the number Of from five
hundred % enc thousand of which up.
wards OF ole hundred were ladies'. not.
w.ihs'anding he auspic.ousncss Of the
morn.ng-whieh ! presume. deferred
many from coming ont. stand aud
seats were prepared in an ofcu wool
near by, 10 winch tie crowd, aAer din
ner, repaired.
The following officers were appointed
and took Their seats On the stand.
Pres DENT on Thomas Mccall.
Wee Presiieag. Barlly MeCfain.
Rob,. Caldwell. Abrm. Brewer. Col.
jones Scott, David Campbell. Jaco5
White T. Grcen.R Bca,.Dr 4 p Vince.
Ter Jas McConahy, YIN Yance,au1 Rob,
simpson.
Seere.aries-C. " NcGoaaigal. Sam
ae. Wills. aad David Boyd,
The President made known Tue speak.
ers aud lie order Of exercises. after
which, he introduced John II Ewing.
ESQ, who made an able and eloquen'
address, dwelling principally On the
great measure Of Peunsylvanians. the
Iariii-the perpe,aity Of which heIsaf-
ss'acinrIIv proved 10 any candil mln3.
depends on the election Of the Wing
nominees lie VAS followed b. . #
Fig layton. Esq Of Wheeling, who in his
usual eloqaen, and admirable sty Re le'iy.
cred speech replele with instructive
ness in;erspersel with facenous auecdo
ies-many Of his remarks brought forth
loud plaudIts. Walter Craig. E.l
succeeded him, in an able, arpamenta,
1--we, aud convincing speech, IN favor
ol wing measures and men-a, he same
time exposing some OF the Vaccinations
Of the so called Democratic party. A.
ter he had flushed, John l. GOV, Fsu
vas loudly called Tor, but owing 10 the
ia'eness Of the hour,he spoke but a short
ame' lis remarks were appropriate
chasie and mpressye-and we are sor.
~ mat he vas not permitted TO protraci
mem, because Il Is well known, that
The canior and efficiency Of MS speak
ING IS highly calculated 10 make an lm>
preston on candid minds.
The meeting was conducted through
o1'' and broke up IN order and respect.
ability.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-09

INGENIOUS PlEcE oil Mechanically
~ beautiful clock IS 10 be seen IN the
,hop Of Nh II Johnson matchmaker,
htsh s.cei, Lincoln. It consists Of n
representation Ia copper, OF Frsbourg
on The Rine, below IS seen the old road
aud bridge, on which luggage carts.
coaches, anI pedestrians. are travelling,
an old water mil. which turns round
a 50. above on a suspension bridge
carried from rock to rock is a railroad.
on which passenger aud luggage tain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-09
BEooEFiELp. . Sept. lash.

nEta SIR .rusi you will no, con-
denim my motive IN a3d,os..az -.
when state my object 10 be 10 .5.s5n
some Information respcctina Ina ,r5,a,e
morals Of the Hon. Henry CLAY. The
present Wing candidate Tor the Presi-
deaey.
There are many persons in Tins ~.
ini.y, some Of whom are me, If aao8
standing 10 society. Who look mon
That gentleman as a common o9nbler
Sata.tA lre,l.- .f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-09
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bEhR SIN; Ia reply To ya4- f,ya, -.
.s.fei ias morning hasten 10 s,y
Ia. although a. DO time take nm a.
I'VE pan 10 the party politics ~ a.,
1o'.3''fy aod scarcely fee al liberty 10
AK ofoh the presenl-s,IiI. when c,la4
upon 10 perform an az, Of ,,s,ia. - ,.
. -" e'.'zen' aud especially 10 one ..
nom our country has been So laog
aAl So aef.y indebted for various aa5
numerous important service -.
e use 10 state what myself koow -
nm IA references 10 his general rbsr,o
81 :. u nome especially when tbrongh
~ violence OF party politics, ina, chm,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-09

The following correspondence has
been placed IA our hands FOR publication.
We cheerluIiy copy 4, because II bears
honorable testimony 10 The good mora
character OF Mr. Cay. and utterly re-
flutes ,be many aud base s.aniers nov
IA circulation among his reviIers and
calunlators.
Wherever Nr. Campbell is known
AMI his fame rs minister Of the Cos
pc IS almost CO extensive with the In.
ION, lu.i faith aud credit viii be gwen IL
hls evidence ana 40 man who regard.
his own reputation VII be found to cal
4 IA question.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-09


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l#s NiaHas PsaH IF H4.auure .iee.a,e.. 4
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

u The Pittsburgh Morning Post has let
ter from an anonymous source, dated Columbus.
Tenn. tPolk's residence,) which the editor boldly
asserts "sho,cs that he POLK IS a firm friend Of
a Tariff, and tha, the principles that hare been
uniformly GdrOcated by him, are those that te'A
afford ample and permanent protection to Amer'-
can Industry" Now consider that this Mr..
Polk throughout last summer was traverslng
Tennessee and inveighing against the present
Tariff expressly as PrSteetire, and therefore oP-
prcssive, declaring in so many words in bs own
prepared speech that he was IN favor OF reducing
the Tariff to tloeHty per cent. as Uniform rate
OF duty, and declaring that Distribution ami a
Protective Tariff constituted the difference be
tween him and the Wing party-and then say
wherein there is any moral difference between an
u,terer OF counterfeit money and these Pennsyl
vania deceivers. Do the latter not clearly seek
to compass victory by dishonest concealmeni
and Misrepresentation OF their candidates long
cherished and clearly expressed opinions What
can be villanous If this is no:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
,,y This Mornings Mai.
rn,.a.In philadelphia
= ,f lin Nov Yort Tubonr.


.,. ny tur krrsisGTof NV, H,.'.i' ,.,,is,bly
o,e,,u mod in The k'rsoft1n fl"' @ .rGr Grand
NV -, w , nnfnvy The ""' ,' ',a,ny rn The sub
iutr wn' n.n,t nntfns.s ~ho called Hpn ~ oo.
l'' w a.. ,I,..it.,rr tliTit li'T 'I'''"
.' . thrui icprrt 20 '0rt' ~ i'f'N' M, rss rhnn
u''Y-, .,.,t or NiuItaIF.-- hrfr WIZ ~ ..h,.b
- - h,C,fp Mayor scott this inorni"s' mo-" "
,.rtr from ni'sieh'"' - ,C nrws to write about
.,t ,,o,rb,n5 nnnivrfsnrJ rnEf"A'- 'i'' '''-''
cyrf body. go, ...,-,,,,s fn.dgy wcrr iighI,
H., L,, M rta,cr-l change ~ pne.s p ..'ri.- m
i"s"l -" ~ c 81 ,,rocc Of e"r 'Hp"' J r,d
h"un' i It, ,od Srv Yof-. hhving b, =
r,rn,ct,t community "' " t ii tb.m,rl W.
49,, l, 90, unti~f cond"f1"h hhi W. =. ,,.r IN. of
", ir,l rini sny Tint al tI" - n, within fe -
,n'a ,nar,,,on hry we're enur"y ign"hh u.u - ,sh,eh
,..v ,if,rfy di,rppfpSc ni nry ,L, nv
"nl ,, ors,ntnr advantages ov'' tn- hHn! a. ,ucb m
fi'c " go -, c,nnt,nncr ;tl those inte'..irb y, n,,J
",c,,,,.e by Huy uTthr m"lIT "' .' "'
- ,,l.oun- iot expulsion ,,,- ,ro do ll1.. q
of' W,rd -l(O harr. I.ifnrt RANK il-s - pon :,
a, ,n ,,i,nnd g1l % d" ~ sIVb hcn'u ~ '
int oil ,o' ,rrc, Gusd Bank DE- II. ~. ~ n'
,,-',.,,c R,fnrd ) Is. ~, !! do MeInvh' p'"" "
80 '. -gi.. ~ dn :. BnDk 50. 0.r.
S,T %rw>-i, T.. NJ t1e6rfd yrthra1y ,',,, ,,.
t,,, N,ird ttle Rrrbrc t:eorgs w .,',r 80. ,,,rs
"s, B.,.,n John VI Clayton. Pr'Ssf, u - OoIy son
R,i N.wnrk y j. llt lh;n, Walt sew % lIs .. -" u r.
w p,"r,,eare A,ln,. Wak"f PnnshseeI''e ~
w. W. RI.. rnil K v.r Barge Sl1r. WILSON -, Wy
irrired -Bls. rizs, kenny % dT'> y iiir b,n Pee
,v, l,ori ,n DAVID i'rn't. krfr iOd'Ys rom H.,
- - u c.c, Hand. iny> ir"n' f'f., Nj
moe da, fr m Ftl RIVER bnfcc> lslHnH'' nj" |"' o'
b hI"r' ltG, Nrrsm Ha>kn.s Londonderry WIZ
paIv,.rni,fir.,-W.rm and couds-Wind :. w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
now says,
The Thrift and The Revenue.

The Madisonen says that the Revenue for the
current year will exceed S35,000,000, and pro.
baby reach S40,000,0O0. The Appropriations
are S2l, III, ,554 which, it is believed, will con-
siderably exceed the actual current expenditures.
Coz ...h;"h S2u.ooo.ooo ----y = -;1--~1 Go
estimate. This will leave a balance of FIFTEEN
to Twenty Millions to be applied to the c1tinc-
ton of the Public Debt The Madlsonian hopes
Though this Is hardly probablc) that the Public
Debt will be entirely paid off by the 4th Of March
next.
Remember, Fellow Citizens. that one of the
prominent grounds Of hostility TO the Tariff, al
leccd by James r. Polk in his eectionecfing
speeches last summer, was ITS incapac'ty to pro-
duce the amount Of Rerenne required jyh Cor.
crnment, 1t was so reStrictire so prohibiory.
he urged, that it would cripple Trade, cut off I'm
portalions, and ruin the Rcvcnuc-whcrcforc we
must 90 back to twenty per cent Tariff for Re
venue only The answer TO this is a surplus OF
Fifteen or Trcnfy Millions the very next year
How has the Nation contrivcd TO exist for several
wears back without the services OF this profound
ard forcsigntcd Statesman
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
IL The Boston Atlas, commenting on the
I,tc chance of Collector at this Port saws:

we have no san for the removal OF such man Ed;
nri Curtis lie has been the subeyiens tool ot lyie anu
hands He ha himself low for the sske o place
and tei the good and 10 loe HIM the
aspect oi all holUtahe snd hieh.mnded men We have
reluctance that he should meet ms reward al
ength
We perceive neither wisdom nor justice in the
use Of such language toward a victim of the Ty-
Ter guillo,ine Random charges like these can
no, have much weight in the face Of the unani-
nous appreciation by the business community
mere OF the manner in which the Custom House
las been managed BY Mr.. Curtis, as was cvinced
5y the Merchants Memorial 10 the Senate against
any change We perceive no foundation for these
charges but in the fact that Mr.. Curtis has re
n,aincd in Office under John Tyler. keeping in a
large number of excellent, fearless Wings who
would have been promptly made TO walk the
blank il Mr. c. had resigned. But, having been
,pponted by Gen. Harrison in place of a Loco
foco, and confirmed by Wing Senate, Mr..
Curtis saw fit TO hold on, with the hearty approval,
50 far as we have learned, even OF those Wings
,cho most ardently opposed has confirmation. Ii
,e has done any wrong, let US have it specified
md all condemn him together; but such vague
,buse is unwise. We suspect, If the truth were
,nown. that he mas lost his Office by refusing TO
10 lust such work as the Atlas accuses him OF
STOPPING 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
rne wing r,re, In Central Ne,v-Yorh'

SYRACUSE June - ieiI
| have this moment returned from Auburn
where | have been in company with nearly a
thousand Delegates from this town, 10 attend the
opening OF the Ball in Cayuga. You can have
no conception of the numbers and enthusiasm o.
the Convention. 1t had been got up on short
notice-at the tap of the drum--and yet, verify
believe that every Wing in Cayuga was present
For hours the whole town perfect Jam the
,reets were filed with professions, and the side
walks swarmed with mulrtudes cheering the dill
ierent Town Delegations they poured IN
with music, banners, and every variety OF &c
vice to express the popular feeling. Though
hut County Convention, it equaled the Stat
Conservative Convention held in Auburn II
1910. In short, there were SEVEN to Ten
THOUSAND WHlGS afoot, every man burn
ing with an ardor to which the splrt OF tn
rppecanoe campaign was tameness itself. The
meeting was addressed by MARX III. SiSLEY, II
a powerful speech-by joins \. King, IN mos
animated and effective manner, and we icit l.
D. CULVER of Washington speaking TO thousands,
whose answering shouts rent the air, as we cant
off at six O'Clock. You may set down Cayuga
as good for 400 majority for CLAY and RELlNG-
uuYsEN, and against ANNEXATION.
To show the splritwhich Is beginning to prevail
in this part OF the State, will mention the cir
cumstances of our visit to Auburn. Last evening
at fre O'Clock, we concluded to charter an extra
train OF cars to Auburn, and gave notice to that
effect, calculating that we should rally Delega
CATION of 200. AT eight O'Clock this morning,
SEVEN HUNDRED WHlGS took their seats
in the cars by actual count, and another body
followed in the regular II O'Clock train. One
day's notice would have sent two thousand more
10 Auburn.
wededicate our Clay Cabin in two weeks from
to-day. We shall make demonstration that
will strike terror into the hearts Of the PoiSatS IN
this region.
There is no longer any doubt Of the issue. Our
ranks are filing up with swarms OF converts from
the other side and the third.party men are return
ING to our ranks almost en- mdSse
Yours in haste. :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
.S4,b46.Z7l IL

Increase over '43 SG,77j,326 rs at one
port in six months.
Should the whole year do as well, the Revenue
from Customs alone will this year reach FoRTY
MILLIONS. The receipts Of the past SIX months
have pretty certainly exceeded TWENTY Nil
LIONS. The Public Debt incurred under Rerc
niue Tariff is melting like snow under the lniln
snce of PRoTEcTvE one, which IT'S enemies
s,iem4tize as proA.bitOry and destructive to
Commerce
Where is Mr.. james Il. Polk, who a year ago
asserted that this Tariff would not afford enough
Revenue, and that we must return to uniform
rate of tpeaty per cent. in order TO provide Tor
the wants of the Government Where is he
"Judgn from the amount Of revenue received nt he Tea
,nrv under the operations U the present Hi net of the n
Quart OF lsi2. already showu t M nPi nradrhc, h am"
oii the amount Uhteh cohd hano 0tf" pro
J.s.J bv M, iDper rates COnprmt.c dct ma NM
f..n IeIi upd sturbed 'tdDes n POts SpeeeH az "d
900 Tenn .iprif Sd lSi3.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

and any larger number at the rate OF S2U per
hundred, cash in advance.
We have large number of the early numbers
containing Mr. CLAv's md MIR. VAH RU"EH >
LETTERS on the Texas Question; Mr. Benton s
expose Of the iniquities of the Treaty, &c. &c.
which we shall throp in to new subscribers as
long as they will bold out, reducing the cost OF
large packagcst 70 something less than one cent a
eopu. And we intend sending to each sub-cri-
Der, as soon as may be, a d"ubte number contain
ing the full returns Of The Presidential Etect'o",
if we can possibly afford it, Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRELINGHUYsEN If you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause
obLge us by helping it To do more.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
Rochester, Flour Market.
Correspondent OF the Tribune

, miller, have done but He or the as;two month with
,h- mills the prees II your uctpatns 70 such degree
,a, ms been considered what the insurance. Companies call
,,-e ir-nrd0s. Bu; little Wheat COMING market By
,s There = considerable held by the farmers, who
r-frse present The coming crop neet iooAed
er and vii De harvested ;"o ot thf=-k earlier than last
yssr Aisesdy the heds Eesln 70 wear golden hue g
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
The Court adjourned to IL O'Clock on Tuesday

2 y, Deh'r Is produced W some obuconin IN the atsiom
ni m hh inactive snIte 9i the liver. dcrnnEei
'"cetions The blood then rendered Impure unhealthy e
t'"Yn ont, Indigestion dy pepsin imreniely to., hs
% " yI,h ; w. panhS hfonsh the medium of Sympn,heue
inR remove these disorders. remedy has been .os b t
Ter and Uncovered winch been used IN bou,nnd, ~
phtfonihed ana sanctioned by the highest medical nuthnrty
SANDs's SARsAPARiLLA will r-noy. hnd elrc,uniy rn,, &
rns IKnans from obsrnctnn, unhealthy ncon irregular
evhcuDns retained pefpifatoD. female Gefungemes c
ne9ns erupt"n' and Vafous other diseases which the human
For further particular, and conclusive evidence Of II, ,un.,
iof gae ANA efficacy see Pamphlets. which nay Obtain
P,ePs!et and sold, whoIesns and retail. by A. BIZ
soid a,o NJ s.3 Bfonh"ny q East Broadway and dn,r
s'o genefniiy Throughout the United Sta,es. ' aug
tAs'{ aH EprdsRT,Dyer o diaeG, patterns of Roser
9iac,hs every sInd' Congfess Whamcf President, Pencil
boot and button hooks. tweezer ohpck. na es
different KINGS OF R0dgefs inl.het .cor, with l
Broadway. '" ~ '''e ''''e' furnishing 'tore ie'
Metallic Tsbe, S,SS Son inventors and nunuc,urer of the
Us tteod
. iiE METALLIC TAELEr sTRop for keeping rnzo, =, No.,
rft ofde has been ne for the .i Szo' @ III t
E , ct,.ncAT' nie published 10 show is wofth
r,tn,e 'ae' a1'hahge President of the Am.rcau ln
s sapndef' AZ De, Razor Sttop. wh it, four e, combos ,d
n m f & REQUISITE, 10 sharpen and set rs:ors w a a
% yo,: VIZ l. real comfort posses Il, e Al"
From y Mfs" catt tt T. the Rov, ksnrs
Metallic Tablet, IN IT'S use D'i =. .ee Ss.y Cl strand
tenn tine Aer .v ve Tsns Oh or Taer
9ea ; p,' IN perfect confidence. 81 isy"'
eorgs sasRder. IapTage stregmd sas,'-ns Gi9n ca
a. far a w. ne de aheh he ceih the Mene label -
county apPenr, to be excellent, coovenas ,oeeon 20 ,h
upon table knlt bnt % On .e .ac prncple a, stes doe,
; sT aves the unpleasant necessity OF "I mel ana Ger
emeg wei. n;bed e . other three es Of the stop
k VIC razor from the oundness edge which pte,e'y
May TO- lss7 JGktscoM.,
Bosl@ag l4e'' inventor and sold by G. aandef & s9a n
N2 Sts=od
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
Latest from the Mormon-.
The St. Louis Republican Of the 22d ult. ha

the following:
Tl. rboat Nayery left NaGyoo on Thucday afternoon
an, iVar.a, m the night she Iay NauvoO tune and
s.r.ftaInsi that Cen Joe Smith had 30 under arms,
o ,.sfy r defensive operations ~ Warsaw md Carthage
,y,. about 1850 citizens under arms Dut
.-e nuaitng additional force OF thousand men before
- i,a,ed M attempt 10 the h hands OF the
f,e, f coure they would be ready -tan the con't
ti authority necesary 10 the extremity OF making "sf
upon Smith and ms men.
This Rsre,Ue OF the next day, Sunday saws:
p IN. clerk of The steamer Cen Brooke which down
erday evening informed that Gov Ford had ar
yl a. C.r,hase and approved OF OPERATIONS, IN ut
aer wi hch ne had ordered out $50 men By tIs uine Il -
supposed; that active preparations have cOmneDced
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

ET= The EUcLEiA> aud PHLoMArHEAS Soc'-
rrlEs of the University of the City OF New ORR
celebrated their Anniversary iastevenins by an Ora
ION and Poem in the University Chapel. which wa
rorded to overiiowing ny very select aud lash
onable audience Chancellor FRELl>GHCisENp pre-
.ided. The Grafton was delivered by Proessof
WM. J. ALEXANDER, Of Princeton, n. J. HIS -uh
.pct was, The Relation Of Phi'osophy 10 Rerealrd
Religion, and he certainly treated II with gre"t
,biv Some OF his passages were exceedingly
eloquent and elected the warmest applause. The
Poem was delivered by WILLIAM HENRY Bur
LEIGH OF Hartford, CT. who holds very honorable
rank among the Poets of our country, and with
many OF whose efiusions small portion OF our
readers are familiar. His subject was, The Gofde"
Age, or The Triumph Of Christianity and II Is mol
too much to say that his performance was one which
cannot fail to add greatly TO his wel-earned rePu-
ta,ion Some portions OF ii were peculiarly elo'
quent both in thought and language, and the audi
.nce could not refrain from expressing their pleas
ure bv enthusiastic cheers.
The Annual Commencement Exercises OF the
University take place to-day, in the Chapel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
The Revenue.

During the first half Of the current year, the
Receipts into the Treasury Of this Port from Gus
toms contrasted with those of the corresponding
months of last year as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
Salt.

A correspondent at Liverpool, onondaga Co.
informs us that last years great product Of Four
Mill,ons of Bushels of Sal. in the town of Sahna'
NY. is likely to be considerably exceeded thus
year. The quality of the article is greatly M
moved, and the market steadily widening, while
the people who receive their Salt from those
works are supplied at price reduced from that OF
former years.-Is it possible that the Onondagas
with the experience of former years fresh IN their
memory. will vote for Polk and a 90 per cent
sutv n cent a busheD on Salt No. they
cannot