Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-22

in bis barracks and thlr man in his cabin.
We have heared an apte which illustrates
the truth of the latter Of this remark Up
ON his last visit to tbuth OF Spain, Mr..
Irving took Gibraltar way. 1t is one OF +,
the regulations of thailitary post that no
II shall be admittedlin the gates after u
particular hour in theiing. The vessel IN
which Mr.. Irving wjpassenger had drop
ped anchor in the lIarhiter this hour; but,
being wholly unacqred with the above
mentioned rule, and aus TO leave the mar
row limits in which nd been SO long pent
up, and tread once mmpon the glad earth,
he landed and asked abundance OF the
soldier upon duty. Tsentinel politely but
decidedly refused: yeupon MIR. Irving
handed him his card, 4 the request that 1t
might be left with tboper authorities, so
that in the morning jelay might occur IN
admitting him. Thadier looked upon the
card and then mi,ee hat. 'Sir," said he,
''are you Washingtoving, of America-are
you the author of ttSketch Book and the
Tales of the Alhan?'" Mr.. Irving repli-
ed, in some %surprisl am" "Then," said
the sentinel, ''you enter. know | shall
be pardcned for adring YOU"
The Ohio State urnal furnishes the fol-
lowing extracts from address delivered by
MIR. Buchanan, theesent Secretary of Estate,
on the 18th of July ,l5-they are undoubted-
ly genuine, and wiiot be denied
E.RACTS.
"There was a perlul faction in the Uni
ted States opposed the adoption OF the Fed
eral Constitution The individuals of which
1t was composed, re called anti federalists,
and were the fouUrs of the DEMOCRATIC
PARTY THE .nocratsl GLORIED IN
SETTING THENELVESlN ARRAY AGA
INST OUR PRENT ADMIRABLE FORM
OF GOVERNMENT. The authors of this
opposition werAAiPLY DEMOCRATS who
might have riseto the head OF IA State faction
but who felt cdcious that their talents would
be eclipsed VIII the luminaries of the United
States shouldi collected around the General
Government.
True to tIr original principles and their
first love, Il DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF
that day becae more the friends of France,
as they becammore the ENEMIES OF So
CIAL ORDEI
THEY, (e democratic party of 1900,
under Jefferso) BEGAN WITH THE DES-
TRUCTION THE NAVY"
"TH DMOCRATIC ADMINISTRA.
TlON (of Mrlefferson) next declared war a
gainst Commerce. They were not satisfied
with deprivie protection Of a navy, but the,
acted as thosh they had determined upon it
anmihhilati6.
y "Our ships were laid up to- rot
as melancholy nun of the WEAK anC
WlCkED,olicy of our Government.
"Time fill not allow me to enumerate al
otherkVlLD and WICKED PROJECTS
the DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION
Suffice ito say, that after they had deprive,
us OF the means of defence, by destroying on
navy and 6sbanding our army-after they ha'
taken AVA from US the power of re-creatin
by mining commerce, the great sourc
Of our natpnal and individual wealth; afte
they had, BY refusing the Bank of the Unite,
States a continuance of their charter, embar
thesinancial condition of the Govern
ment and withdrawn the only universal pape
medium br the country from circulation;-
liter the people had become unaccustomed Il
md OF course unwilling to bear taxes, an,
money. IN the Treasury, THE
HASTILY PLUNGED US INTO A WAR
a i nation more able to do US injury tina
any other in the world.
THANK Heaven, we have obtained peac,
BAD AND DlSGRACEFUL AS IT IS-othe
wise the beautiful structure of the Feder
hands. mig;ttirs ia by the same EEEBL
RUINS"