Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-17

received with the strongest mafks Of
APPRECIATION IN sVery quarter Of our
woe, spread Ualon. and have called
T forth The most cordial and enthusiastic
i responses.
A. Boston On Thursday evening lasi,
al immense eoncourse Of wings Assem-,
bied IN Eancuil Hall In receive the
report Of the dcleSAies 10 thu Baltimore
Convention. The Young Nen's Why
Club, numbering about one thousand
men, and the Boston Clay Club, No. J.
i've hundled str, NJ, formed together
und moved oil 10 faucml Ia /, accom-.
ranled hy the Delegates aud a number
of invited gacsls. The galleries, he
door, OF which Ind been thrown open
bofor- the arrival Of the PROCESSION.
we're flied 10 their utmost capacity with
ipdes-,'and SAYS one oil the papers,
III tho galleries would have held hem
thore were hundreds. II not thou sands
more, who would have been there 10
welcome their hush nds. and brothers,
who have enlisted in the good whig
muse B" Alter the procession had been
seated all the doors were thrown open
to the public, and the floor Of the Hall
MAS immediately crowded.
Speeches were made IN the course Of
tho evening" series OF resolutions
raiifying the Wing nominations having
been first adopted by Internationally
messrs Johnnihan Chapman, John {.
Park, 7. Bigelow, Daniel Webster, Lev.
eret, Ssllonstall, J. L. Stevenson and
Ex-Governor Paine, Of Vermont
! The speech oi Johnathan Chapman,
Esq. (laie Mayor Of Boston, md the
Delegate from hat city 10 the Nomina.
ting ConVenuon) was characterized with
the eloquence and animation Of those
who proceeded him, aud ne concluded his
remarks by introducing Daniel Webster,
who mounted the rostrum, and was
greeted with the most enthusiastic ap
i piause. Long conunued shouts, the
waving OF hats by The men. and of
hadkerchefs bY the ladies 10 the gal
/ lerles, proclaimed the welcome which
Boston ever extends To the greatest oil
her citizens. aud marked the interest
and PRIDE which Massachusetts never
can cease TO feel in the MODEST Of her
R,arasoota,5,as
Isar many ,,,,,,,,os H., -, IF Al.
i WEBSTER c ouid not be heard bat when
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made nv The N,,io,.a Conren,ioa -
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salislnr,i,n n he nni,ersaI ,,L;, ,n;a''
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Italian o,,or,u,i,x On u,,o..;o
of e1pres,iuc To The tho ronroson,a I,,"
ofall the wh,os oc,he cona,.n 100, 49, -
tire and b4ortY coocn,,enna - -, ,ho 20
suits of he Greot woo ond n,,r,o,,
, Convention here assemhIaJ rrom ~
oar,. or ~ iaa.l s,''''.'' '' ~ u
10 the two chief Offices of,bo Goyorn
men,. lor,be sunnorIor,be Vh;, now
But ncyrr,beless h,yo aro,, 5Ia ra'
in be,ne nrcsnn, haro - nah a 1 :
actine on the ,rne the,,re ~ Nos,a.hn
e sets. and before an assembly Of bs
cons ,ho -. a 'se'"o! u nc
perform before m assembIv az ,,'', ,s,, "
senla,iyes from tho wbiaS r. 81, -,
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