Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-14

1e NIGH, have held 1t outas temutInR
bai Tor The whole West Bur bis heart
vas rs Iarge as his country. Cheers
lie studied the title out o. ms public
domain. lie knew where II came from,
and Justice tod where II belonged.
Fearless, then. as his nature, he flung
out his banner, distribution Of the pro
ceeds among the States and nailed II 10
he mast. tGreat cheering and cries of
Tint god !
have sand Of Mr. Cay. continued
NJ, trelInghuyseu5ha his heart vas A.
Iaree as his country. a signal instance
E OF il was his randor on the Tariff n the
larluous session of ls32 Perhaps no
man living could more tsnderIy cherish
conception Of his own brain, or an
offspring Of his ewn creation than he
who has been called the Father of the
American system. The principles Of
protection 10 American industry embo
died ia the Tariff law, Mr.. Cav has cher
shed as ne has his Iil1 But when ia
1881 . an unnatural excitement was gol
up in South Carolina, against a law, IN
i The enactment of VII On he did not par
j ticipa'e, he saw II vas neeeeaary TO save
! his country from peril, even 10 make "a
1acrGce of what he loved SO much H.
F looked for time &c instruct the a'Ie
country 10 he ueo"# .'dI udIiY OF
nrnlesiln1 5nc industry, and he wa
,ya.sg To have truce Of eiAh, Years To
give that tune. BE SAID To his friends
Ia the Senate, We can al see how an
Executive can leaj MS into fraternai
war, but how can he GEL Us out, that we
never can lorcsee. Dear as he Farm
is 10 all, sc must give il up for The mo>
meut 10 save our coautrymca from sbeI
ding each others bIo1d-fo preserve The
Union and the cause oil human liberty
Throughout the word shall rejoice.
ny lHen Is II yQu can go with me, but
10 what you vii, mast oil mys / rs
a eicia, ap to peace .Caeers He be. .
cam HE srea, P0ct5cafor o that alarm E.
ing time and % esscj are the pcaec> !.
says the dlghes, authority thai +.
addresses man. 'hceIiuE aud .ouj APP .
aIagSe Thus, gentleman, in Every .
view caa take Of my position, have
-eason lot gratitude ard 'haukfuiHess
,Jtb name hal reflects honor even
ipon so humble an aSs-cIate-and 10
hail be my pride and IA, qualifications,
repeat, 10 merit The confidence your
.ainess as bestowed upon me. lAp :
llause
One word, gentlemen. for my HONOR
d molher,the state hat gave me birth
where repose the nshe, vi MY ancestors
and 10 whom am indebted Tor many
marks Of regard PRIOR To this Of ate. F.
assure yoa, erntlcm.u \eW Jersey will I
be 'rue To all The principles Of Wings
Whatever may b.. her temporary yJbra.
IONS from The tie nporafy nacllon OF her
or from local or trans. ory
ambition she is n Wig To The heart and
ore. loud cheers We can never
re anything e'se b1. WbeS.-fru last,
ud always Ledeors "A state Graded
d The bIoodlsst scenes Of The American
evolution. whose hills. and valleys. and :
lalnS are sufrln1 al with revolution =
rY inNocuIonS, she would he laisc 10
SlsoIi, and an unnatural offspring, If 8.
ne cond lorgei the principles born
va her. and BLEED for ON her bosom.-
'hrers No, she'l never cease 10 lie
" hIg till the plains of Monmouth, the
lelghts OF Pr.n. elon and Tie streets Of
n"ton are forgotten I'll She tears
'at rom her history the leaves OF her
Tory and ulo'o from her eSculcheon the
b rHt "a a. hot ~-