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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15
BRAGGING-THF OLD GAME

The L'copc1 presses aud orators are al Iheir old
game ~ mag The political chaugcsas they ns.ert.
are very numerous IA ther iavof aud lhey non n.
They, confidently declare theIt success, IN o. .bor
6t.'4A But my as 10 1910. tLcy ore doomed To-
have thelr predictions ial.lGed, 10y ana nYsr,,beIu-
ing defeat II lie Whls- do her duly Compare
the following paragraphs OF $50 wIHi those n,nJe
oil TINS time almost daily 90 The Statesman oul 3D..
affiliated presses
ran The AtaiesmaH a June > 1910 --.Ns
feel JUSTIFIED, fully and absolutely 60 M rea~eriIng
hat ONO ]. safe, absolutely ceran Tor Van Buren,.
johnson aud shannon
September ], $40 + edetall.m in Ohio IS spin.
Hhg ont lI' la'l thread Cptwin disgusting The pco.
pie wherever he goes. by his low, vulgar pefs9rsl
attacks aud want OF sense TIE people u mann,
places prefer staying OIL hume 10 hearing hun. 40
mile has ms reputation increased since lie ha, IA
ken 'he slump No man has ever more disagfoint
ed hls friends
Sept 4, $50 To all our friends. pr., ate md
puh'ie eorrespshdsnis, We say. never hasewe seen
'As pSnocia'y oI ONO 50 thoroughly aroused. and
our hthas are not grossly deceived, orr victory
IN, ONO vii be most glorious and cunplef.e
Sept II l9l0 Nh. CoRNiv u ruF ~,
ihe whole north OF The Slate speak. m on. ,o,c.
mat lom Cot"in Ia, boon succes,ipl IN t,,o ti,,.
-hfsI 10 disappointed h. luend,-,uI .ero,Ji, -.
ADDING largely 20 Toe vie Of Gov Shannon NJ
/ e. Was parry 80 iakon ln ny The lame thsi yor,
before h'm "a speaker once in The tame nl.cs,
/ We hope he friends vii Keep hun gong unll me
election. heath permitting
Sept 10. lslO-'we aaur. our friend. onc.
more mat ON prospects, Tor carrying OHIO i. cheer.
Sept p ,ls40--.lt al over with wb,,,.,.
m Ono pe1ocrois,ihere ]. no mistake /.
We assure our trends stey Where thar n b.
/ lmp.ssldls for the Defn,rro.t. ., m - ~ -
quefed Every doubt IS JJ.pelIeJ l,,n ''''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

LOON or Tn THE lNNlNflBLE SECOND
a masfa+ NJ nc Wac' af ite Second ~afd.
eas he'd al nse It,af cad ii Market S4uate. ou
fudN evening. jul, l2.h, To ftfm Nlt4 Club
Ia be an autd1ft % the teulul Cay .Iut af The
County D MGlNNiS MAS called 10 Tie Cb,If.
w H.ll aud u jHr.o>. npsonlod Nics Pc
.aents I'D j n HtRaais ami Wa Ilit.at Serre
lafIcs On notion a committee eoa,i.nng oi YIN
7 Sei5e. Andre, EdNafds, " Jme.,.,, Col
has and \ II GhapIue Hcrc appointed to fep1f q
ea,r,tuHan for the Club narnr lie recess. lie
meeting va, elo4ucnily addressed hy J Brcutinger.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

From The Clay Tribune
TIE CLAY GATHERING BY n NELSON WHITE
tA,suug by Clay Gee Club OF Syracuse5
From Wonder green valley what legion. advance
Whaf sound. from the rocks are feboupltug.
On the Banner ol Freedom the unAenm. ,lauc.
An loud the shtill Bugle Is sounding
AMI II YOU ask whal you there behold
f. gathering Tor HAKRr. the rue and The
huld
See see III" proud phalanI arfay.d nf The fight
All tear from our bo-oms dispelllnp,
oof Hne'he RED Wings are maintaining thcr tIghi
Ana Tho glad shouts OF freeman are swelling.
And u You ask "haiypu there behold
II" t'c gathering for HAsRi. The lrue and the
Dol
Before our brave legons the traitor. the hmm,
And no Is OF The "spuilet, are quaIlms
Our CHAMPION Is destined uut country Il, ave-
And ireedum shall liye-lhough de.p,l. a.,,,l,nr
From age 10 age II shall be lnld
Tvs 'he "F'SnER 81 ASHLAND" lho ire.
an lie buzz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15
GRAND
1EkSS NEE TING
FOURTH OF JULY,
~ TiIE
Public Square,

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pesnnee la the mem % a.. kpais at wicked
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15
a NoNll INSULT T. THE

MALTA. MAY -. l>ii.
An affair occurred az Messua on The
day the Geyser aas to start. of which
the facts are gwen as folIow's.-MIss
TomiInson, the Bishop of GlbraI,ar's
sister, having expressed a wish TO land
at Messlna, boat was placed at her
disposal by Commander Kitchen. As
there were several shore boats a
longside. and The descent Of a lady ~
the ladder might excite vulgar curiosiiy
The captain ordered nag 10 DE thrown
over The ladder to prevent Intrusion.
The flag used far The purpose was the
signal No. I, lhe French flag WI.h thl
coiors reversed. A. tAis moment a
French var steamer was coming 10 aal
i'e captain seem as he supposed, the
lag of France submitted TO such an Office
r roc 10 aud became very noisy an
bos'efeas, complained ,hui the flag Ia.
been tamp.ed ou By a woman. an
consequently degraded. All explaua
ton vas useless ire iraseible French
man vas dea. 10 att hrt his own c.amoi
and was even So rude us 10 refuse p5x
ny the nause oI hfs boat referrIng Com
mander Kitchen 10 her stern, where
the namo vas painted. The Capialn @
me Geyser went ON board n order ID
pacliy The doughty Ftenchmoa. If IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15
TIE NOMINATIONS IN FRANCE.

Walsh IN letter TO The National
InteIIIgeneer says:
Nearly Tie whole French press no
tees the Presidential nominations a.
Baltimore. That Of The Democratic
party engages attention from the emef=
genea Of the name of General CAS-,
familiar and esteemed in tins meridian
The Wing candidate for the Vice Press
aenishrP cannot possibly be spell.
VI. FeLS, Poke, Polhe, Pulque, and
finally, Polka lhe new JIG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15
THEAIk.b
,,x,Iy>,TI CoMPAN'''

I OGAN 4 DEAN fe'i''' ,Na.ea.
intention To opcn Theatre ~
l7lh OF July ms. -...tgea., pau,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

PENSsfIVANt, certainly lucky si,io. Two
Psun,y snnia candidate. hhyr been nominated ior
tue Wee Presidency. Go NJ. Dalla. by The Iacn
loen, Onl S,In-y R,gd1o by the Al,fmou- II lhe
Tyler committee could hut fnd .aEebody 10 Penn
,ylYonis 10 run en- lheu ttekel The honor would be
complete.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS We understand
HE Virginia SpanEs ore rupldIy filing up-alrea.
d' al Tie Blue sulphur. they have se,eniy-fss or
sO boafdsrs. gay. fashionable aud cheerful com.
pany band Of good music aud dancing ever,
night
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

Mr. "m JAMES TiLLrr, of Milaielown. Rhode
leland met rlh an injury which resulted in hl.
death last week, from the falling Of In. hor. while
he was on har'eo.ok engaged in rakina lay.
DEATH FROM THEORETICALLY yoo,s
lody' about seventeen years Of age. nauod R,cA.
AL AcNNNAkER reading sbou, eleven mile from
Cincinnati, died on Saturday week W.th b,dr,,bo.
o'a. She was bitten several week. eso Inv =. d,.
"''ea was not supposed 10 be rablp at the time
Mr. suMMERs-Th, gentlemen VA. en,,,,5
upon hi Electoral dlue, ia tho Kanauha Count.
and on Mooda, a.i addressed The people of K.oo,,.
.'oa'5 al Charleston. There DO lnaa upon whom
NE "h's'oi f.'s'an rely more 10 carry through
.'eif cause AMI We are sure MT one who vii mn,
amply fun ai theIreayeo..uon,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-15

6 eel walef IN
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

u Mr. Clay having been charged b,
some OF the Democratic papers, with being
an abolltlonst; by others, with having two
SETS OF opinions on the Tariff, one for the
north The other for the south.-Now for
a iulI reiutation of the first, we call their
attention to his speech, (Which we give
on our first page9 delivered at Richmond,
indiana before an unusually large assem-
olage OF persons non-slavehoIders, a
number Of whom were abolitionists. And
TO his letter TO Mr.. Fred. J. Cope, for his
clearly expsesscd aud uncquivica views
on the second.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

~ Jhe paler wlarh We aldersj ~
seHefol weeks ago, did MOI reaell b. IN llma
70 publish man Than m pdgsnlslbg al,esl
lali werl Tho nuioher viii Ia made ul a
'l'e end ri ii,s Volume No fears Deed ~
'nlefia.nsd ~ Ne aeennsms n ialais.
9J'nfp Woti i.ss nailhsd fss.lAssi llss..
''H ilifi DE- sfHiiilfs syaflsAsa ~ lsih fstfas
~ l''i sfh ~ commissioners n Tsss. isfisf
4. f''ell lr''illlifs ea.H fag~a ~ ~ iifa nf
fsns a.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
WHO'S IN COUNCIL.

from East to West the Country's risin"
"For Henry Clay and Frelinghuysen.'
At Marshall, Michigan, they numbered
ten thousand
In Ashlobula county, Ohio, on the 18th
ult-ten thousand.
In Livingston county, New York. on
the 4lh fifteen thousand-two thousand
ladies.
thousand
at Spring Hill Maury county, Tenn,
on the l6th-eight thousand.
AT iIusseIlviIe, Kentucky, on the 10Th
twenty thousand.
Near Murlreesborough, Rutherford coup.
~, Tcn.-four thousand.
On last wednesday the 7th inst. the
wings Of Marshall County, Mis-, were 10
meet at Holly Springs.
AT The Old Indian Mill, four miles East
OF Lagrange, Ten. on Friday and Saturday |,
the 9th and 10Th inst.
AT Sommerville, Ten TO commence on
Wednesday the 18th.
At Nashville, Ten. on Wednesday DIST.
Al Jackson, Ten on Thursdav the 5rb If
september.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

u Elections have been held the pres.
ent month in the following States:
In North Carolina on the LIST; in Ken.
lucky, Alabama, Illinois and Missouri on
the 9th. Kentucky and the old North
State, have doubtless gone for the wings
by large maioriteS, the other three have
always been Democratic, and have proba-
bly, gone against us.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
cnmarSiayrrp.
POT HOOKS AND TRAMMELS.
BELOVED READER

BELOVED READER
The editors having kindly given us TN
use OF asparc Wc, we make use Of it for Oh,
purpose Of communicating a few Of our va
carries to thee.
To us it used 10 be matter of wonder
why every editor, however siaguLp,
should persist in using ire instead of l.
The plural Pronoun has long been used by
monarchs and some have supposed that
the editor uses it by virtue of his prcroga-
tive as king of the realms of types. Others
have supposed that its use originated in the
modcSty Of the editorial fraternity; a truly
IaughabIe idea. We once knew an editor
who was raised Yankee, and who, still
having leaning TO that persuasion, began
at the commencement of his editorial ca
reer TO say / ; but he'soon fell back mon
the plural pronoun. We think we can ex. |
plain the whole matter.
Come with us into the printing office,
and thou wilt perceive that there are n
great many more types of one kind than
others Now, 1t sometimes happens that
an article that is putting into type run up-
'R sorts, as the printers say that is, uses
up one sort of letters in an undue proper.
ION IN setting up the speech of a political
Iemagogue, Tor instance, the word patriot-
Sm will Occur SO abundantly that the MS
md Us will almost infalibly run short. In
o4O there was so much to'say about the
u'7'ency that the c's in most Offices failed i,
which Is supposed to be the =
eaSon why the wings, particularly when r
hey had SO much TO say about CONS and =
a0'@S and c'der, were obliged 10 resort TO !
ne box. Now if an editor had TO usc =
capital whenever he spoke of himself
G would soon find great scarcity of :,
em a phenomenon which generally han u,
Ems IN printing one of Mr.. Bentou,s >,
'eeches; and that is the reason, 10 avoid -
inning upon sorts, that all editors saw me +
stead OF l.
w ID;
We rather insinuated that among the II
any virtues of the corps editoriorial mod T.
~ was not the predominant one and wo NJ
'ant no dlsrespect in saying so. AS 70 IN
cency, that is quite another thine. and h.
re we will talk little about words III
lich Byron, we think, says are THINGS bol
not they are the names of things: and
would almost as soon think of calljno .
'bage pine apple as con(ounding two So
instinct things as modesty and decency. o'c
Decency Is that ,ohicA is becoming mol {
as conformity to lie mode. Look in inp
sworlh and see if we are not right. the
old schooImaster told US so, So Fanny WI
I9f on ne stage, with her coats nearly Car
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

IL We have received tic LIT and gnd
numbers Of The III. IVrchiy Soml,oa, pub.
lIshcd al Jackson Mississippi It's Edited
by j. y Hall, Esq, who is both able
and willing 10 render it worthy the pat.
ronago Of the wings throughout the State.
The following are the terms.
TRl-WEEKLY SOUTHRON is pub.
lshed at 10 cents a week. single COPY
clubs supplied at 81 copy until the close
oil ho presidential campaign, when -
copies are ordered. The money to accom-.
pany orders.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
PHILOSOPHER
TlIlalnRh.s, J4ly ~. 1874
WHO'S ALIVE ~ CIlOCTAW

4 rlIhlpthIs. Jby u, 1874
II WINGS ALIVE ~ CnOCrAW
hfa mefiInf 81 che vhIn ri Churla,
county ST. beI % Greensboro. on tbe q
Dos ol August lsll, to form % Clay c.ut
and .or other purposes. tIc olIowine pro
Icecl.ng were had,
! On motion, Col WIN. NJ Lewis w1s cal
lcd lo lIc chiif anl John Nolcu. Gaf,ap
pointed secretary
a. h.Huib was called upon 10 explain.
cd The object Of the meeting, which be- did
IN brief and appropriate manner
On motion Of Col. John NJ Hawkins, mo
meeting proceeded TO organize Clav chit
for Choclaw couutyi whercupoo, on mo-.
ton Of Col. II. l.. Watts, Col John NJ.
Hawkins, JAS a. Kennedy and A. A.
Sllth, Esqs" were appointed a committee
TO dralt a constitution and byc.aus, for
The future government Of the club and re.
port the same at their next regular meet.
ing.
On motion the club went into the ccc.
uon OF its officers whercupon Jno. n. LIE
Urande was elected president, Jas. A. Ken
nedy, II. +. Bays and c. II. Saunders were
elected vice presidents, and John Nolcn
On motion of Col. John M. Hawkins. all
who wish 10 join this club will come for
ward and record their names, whereupon
Yty one substantial wings obeyed the call. |
On motion, Col. John NJ Hawkins, JAS
y Kennedy and A. A. Stith were appoint
d to draft resolutions expressive of the
Jews OF the meeting, and report the same
'r It's adoption at the next regular meeting +
this club.
On motion, the following resolution was il
unanimously adopted
ReSoloed, That this club, aided bv ifs .
lends throughout the county, give a Dub- +
ai"ner IN the town of Greensboro, on
e 18th day of August, and that a gener- s
invitation be extended TO all of all par- IL
IS who Will come and participate with US. y
On motion, a committee of arronce- II
enlS' consisting of thirteen, be appointed ri
make suitable arrangements for the con- al
nplated dinner, whereupon the chair an. o.
lnted II. L. Watts, Chas. Holland, Chas : -
* Jno. Ii. Davis; Chas. Calhoun. DR.
los. }. Greer, Or. p. b. Duvall, J. M Of
'wklns' Philip Taylor, VIM. M. Lewis vi
/. M. Pope, II. F. Bays said committee pr
IN motion, committee of invitation. -
'slsllng OF 26, be appointed 10 procure ",
attendance of several distinguished men I'M
mat occasion, whereupon the chair an. aft
lted }. M. Hawkins, Jho. r. Golden. II sh'
Bays John Nolen, Philip Taylor, T. N uo
is, Alex. Sutherland, p. B. Duvall ! Tu
Davis, W. B. Chappell, z. Scales, J. N an
'rand, A. W. Weaver, A. A. Stith, John col
Reid, Henry Archer, Daniel Bowed.
$. Holland, Jas. A. Davis, sydney III. l il
; Geo. Manuel, w. M. Pope, VIM. S. e. e,,'
ltower' Mathew Aldridge, p. J. Camp flee
said committee. ideI
n motion it was teri
esol0ed' That this club meet every nj
'rday in the town of Greensboro at > r rv'l
ok p NJ.
, notion it is ordered, by this meet ton
mat these proceedings be published in A
"hoIly Springs Gazette" "Columbus F
8 and the western Statesman at eiic'
ollion !,
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

Believing lhat NJ csy M /.
nndcrliood. or grossly mnn.a.
roeand io q portion n hi Ts,s.
noticed the subject ii ile uos'
ulL We then said,
eft has been falsely chnts.l \.
ncnts, that Mr. CLAY addnosd
support, 10 the abolltoni,l,as M
~ the following pa~arc ofhslal
y do not think that Tcsm a
received inlo the Union, a. N
part Of 1t, IN decided oppo,ia
wishes OF n coBctieyailc AMI a
o,i'oa N ttc coatedeyacg"
AIlcr alluling to another laa
letter, which, taken in connccle |
abovc, showed that he rcgr
States. aud not 10 the Irolk.
Conlcderacy, we stated that MI
meaning was, THAT if auy 'eop,
aud respectable number Of Snle
assume an attitude Threatening Nd
rily Of, or likely 10 dissolve lhc
rather than admit 1exas-lhen, va
prospect, annexation ouuhl 10 he M
ed TO preserve the Union"
ASHLAND, july !, |
Ny Dcdr Si:--i received and
you for your friendly letter, and ii
of the Monitor. You have justly
ed my meaning, when | relera
Texas letter, to a considerable and
able portion Of the Confedcmcyis
might have strengthened yourcona
OF the paragraph, by reIerancc %
that, at the date of my letter, The
of Ohio, Vermont aud MassachnSl
almost unanimously declared asa
nexation; the Legislature Of Ged
declined TO recommend il, and OltI
we're believed TO be adverse lOn'
IRE. AS to the idea of my cOaf
lbolitionists, it is perfectly asdt
nan in the United States has been
much abused by them as ! have @s
| consider the Union a great
artnership; and that new mems0
OF to be admitted into the eOacef
hazard of its desoIull0l
onally, | could have no ODecllGl
nnexation of Texas; but cefIanII
e unwilling TO see the existing Y
,lved or seriously jeoparded lOF
/ acquiring Texas. Ii any one y
low the leading and paranlOunl, !
y public life, the preservation 0I'
n will furnish him the key.
From Developments now Dflas
South Carolina, it is perfectly u
at a party exists in that Siale y \.
solution of the Union, and lOr Z
'se, empoying the pretext Of us''
Mr.. Tyler's abominable tfea'y
lrolina, being surrounded BY saw ".
ould, in the event of dissOluuosa
lion, suffer only comparative s,S
is otherwise with Kentucky
} boundary of the Ohio, ex'su'
ndred miles on three free States
'uld her condition be, in the e s,'a
latest calamity that can beiai ~, ~,
In Kentucky, the Texas qos'
the wing cause no Preluesi ;oa
d TO perceive, in the proceeO'';s,
" Club of Tuscaloosa, q Slun'
as to Alabama. II Wa
wn up by Mr.. Tyler in the Il n'','s
lable manner, for sinister p, "
bursting has injured no DOO'
4 Buren,. .lIsd
,,Ioa..,.S5 ,.,h;oh / derived from
If acquaintance last sPrll sf, u
Your lrlen0 a' i. Gu
!. f. MILLER, Esq.
Tuscaloosa, Ala
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10

NM N il'r same proportion iof laWff
nhuul"r ~ We shall have 10 make an
outlay n moncy fof parsr and oiher nm.
icfinl'' Ne fvBmeHfs NUT n famrisiilg ia
@ffyiHfe. ~ 4 ~ undertood that lLefa
viii " ~ drufafbH f,on his rgl.
WIZ not the whivs make on enofi 10 Get
% o. many subscribers ne possible Tho
democrats afc circulating their papcr. mi
through ilo country and lor iho purpose
81 couuloiactinV tbc influence which their
mIsrcprescntations might otherwise hnto
upon Tie people, llic whiv should send
TIC vehicles Of truth into every nook and
corner of tIlc State.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10
GREAT liAgDAcUg oN nm
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ihe mfafufo ~ Go usal candidate al
~ rffdanrY. Henry ray fHI tfms t
Pit
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! bod ffslued ne se4i boz iie Senate
when ihe aei ~ l4is plnnd WlHouf.n
lending 10 esffesi anY pi4uf1u ur1n fretV
liebi NJ ilie lann. fomtl NV mai I HiaL
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m. nod fetiminr iho compromise thrill n..
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Thelo s un 'loidns" round ibis irue /
ig fairly presented. w. Clay Is in a,orl
Tho prcgnul t1rill, Me- ppIk is amInt H.
w. Clay seeks 10 pepctualc this great
lcafurc, NJ PoIk desires 10 destroy h.
Iow say the people -Hoaga Covrjey
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-10


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