Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15

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> naturally 10 ARISE II Nh Polk was TOO much ol
coward 10 he Wee President. how fl !. be To he
commander in chief OF The army and na,,Y lie
p proclaimed himself Tor annexation. Now. supnn.e
( nnneI1on should lead 10 wnr-wanld The Ala hnrnn
Democracy support sucha candidate 10 he command
l e' ct me army md navy These were Mr. pix.
qoalln'a'tons 10 a military pplni Of view. What
were las polIlcSH Why. he had been found dur.
ne hls public CAREER on evefy.le Of every ,mr.,,
tam qnesuon. Had he originated or given n promi.
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any great and controlling system Of polIc,, None
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Jackson 10 do his hlddn 2. whatever that might he.
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opinions Of The obed eni Mr. Polk
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