Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-04
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.aera a. 8rrrstan - BaIunofe ana
4 -sa#nd - is5l aItrt eaf interests
A--arI ngI n & Cod and George
y raaa. $50 - ~efe depaIea
Ter ms purpose. b. tIsti those efHes
WHsIe a RchmeoJ. - Ihempson
urafe home several sHefs 10 The ga
tHemau who aas made The organ o. en-
faaaIeaaoa between Ncssr. t'ued and
Thompson and Tia cazeas IePaans
.acm Do rae II these letters he a<c1
ne r.. loving .aaEaaee 81 do masi sln.
eefrA hofc raj 10 tie efcctan Fl HE
sraaR al men ~ uufie lu The selection
II tac hrsI man laf tie interests ut ihe
e.fy OF n h~rhue sud 81 Ohlu County =
Sc .eel eu4r bcsi man. your Wy b-'H
man. f5r 60 other W bs of any use
sete-H. "a ~ 3.ueef snj al may be
oct IN ms lciirtabsugh tbc And SCI
,#re. oil oar friends al Richmond srte
spoken uI 10 very pfaper terms not one
aof3 was sal about Mr.. Eig'ne lon
Soon another letter = received from the
cot. and The cdou.ef hnn.eIf and Mr.
Good are spoken Of ~ no unbeeomlag
fctms. sltIl there Is noi 4 word about NJ
ELLINGTON --iu regard 20 han there u
ssIl# total and marked sIiepce
In .horf tlip~ Acs.rs Thompson md
Cool returned houlc. and m a few daSs
me suDee, Of oar bct, Delegate To The
5cnctai Assembly rrry naturally, be
came the suuJcei OF conversation with
al pariies-- Mig m Dcmpcfal. 10
this safe Of thing. Nr Good Who .as
lasi from BlchmoaJ. gave II a. his ofin-
ION hat Mr.. EdgInrion would not be
candidate Ia, he understood HIN lhsl
nc would not. and he Thought he ought
not 10 be. ana he would do what be co1li
10 persuade bun no, 10 &c or. About
tbs same umc Nr Joseph Ga dwell and
other cn'iemeu. no doubi honofabiy
ani -nh lh- beN motives lossrls our
local IA etcsis. proposed thni 10th par
ltc. sbo1id unilc and cal out 81 fhamp
son as our legale h. va, objected
IA BY man, on Tho ground lhai Is OHIO
foun , 49, decidedly Wing. &, would b.
ba policy 10 a tempt any such gam
/ thatsers LITTLE good could be etp c.rd
from u-,hsi Il sou.5 probably fetl. Bal
! Al Al dtj not. sud the I'll va, elected. he
would probably be poaerlcss. Tor any
Useful purpose - regard 10 cur local IN
ierrss- hat tte c c. OF The s,i,e soui
be fixed au The ptoecnY Of such a UNION
-lnai al ihistim-, when both Of tic
great political parlies oil the coaatry
are making iheir siouiest sdur's with
reference 10 the bcarng Of The spring
rice ionf on the comics, Tor the picsiden
cy, he election Of Col Thompson by he
county OF Ohio woulJ be the subject nf
especial ob.crauoh aud commen, lhro'
out tic s,afe--lhal a membef thus p &C
ed would n be IA favorable passion
f 10 promote our local Interests That
TIC legislature OF Nugtoie ~as eonpo,-
sd lar aud honorable nra of al par
ties, ard pfoNefbl Tor rs lbnralit, AMI
-. magnan MT, --ihs, 80 far from briue
F.. la ofable TO the local Interest and Ni.h
c- OF iho.e Who had SACRIFICED Their TO
ldtcal principles 10 promote their pr
'air Objects, II would. on that very ac-
count he hostile 10 them. That whsle
one o. the great political parties OF The
state, ~ such lines as these, would like.
y be adfonled al The result OF such an
union. The other would only be The more
disposed 10 despise the means by which
Il was ob,aine that IL vas more wise
10 rely upon The liberalily aud p,iice
OF The legislature than upon any unusual
and unnatural combination. These
views prevailed, aud the idea OF nomina.
ting Col. Thompson wa, aban doned.
though | esieftstn no doubt but hat The
views of t,ose who enieriElnod The mo-
IJee, serr pure rid h1norable--for very
honorable men did think fayorably OF
The plan. Then Col Thompson and o.
lhef gentlemen. among whom under
'ood was Mr. Joscp. caljwe. proposed
Mr., Il Jacob-each Offering 10 use all
lair means 10 sc, AL parties 10 support
HIM But Mr. Jacobs affairs not permit
ting, he declined About tn, time Mr..
Good. who had given II as his opinion
that MIR. Edgnlg'on would no, and ought
not 10 be candidate proposed Mr.. y
Wheat. AID suggested The propriely OF
uniting upon him. Bul IN a few day, /.
vas ascerianod III, some gentlemen. X
among Others Mr. Joseph Caldwell.
would not agree 10 supper, Mr. ". Then