Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

49, fC ~ wv H'VIt'N VI Aiio t'utiAN
To the meeting TO be held at Triadclphia on
Saturday next. We hope to scca strong turn
out both from the town and country. This
year will bring a call for convention, by the
Legislature and Ohio Co. should not be- last to
speak her sentiments.
OHIO ELECTIONi-The clarion sounds
for battle in Ohio. Its pcals are ringing from
the lake TO the river, and they will continue to
sound until the glad pealso of victory shall ring
"a wing vict Tory, a victory of right over er-
ror, of patriotism over s~elfshnses. of virtue
over vice, intelligence over ignorance.
Fellow citizens of Ohio, listen to truth, So
bcrncss and reason. What claim has locofo-
coism upon your sympathy, your gratitude or
your support? How has it not wromged YOU
when in power? Look back but a few wears.
You had a school system that had been gather
ed from the wisdom of many nation. and
formed into one harmonious whole, a system
that would have raised your State to the We
ry highest point in the scale of education, in
telligence, and worth, one under which the
children OF the poor and the rich would have
stood on the same ground, all would have had
the same opportunities at the expence of all,
and all the schools of the State would have
been united in one harmonious whole under
one general superintendent. The loco focos
Were placed i'll power, and they abolished the
Office of superintendent and othcrwis. chang
ed the plan of the whole To such an extent that
ONO must be many years climbing to that
point where a very few years would have
brought her had the plan OF the wings been
continued.
The loco focos again acquired power, and
they abolished the internal improvement law
under which the State was improving with
imcalculable impetus. Again, they tinkered
with tue currency of the State until the peo-
plegot nothing but rags for their produce or
their labor until poverty stared all in the face
The poor were oppressed and the credit of the
State jeopardized.
In the administration of the State Govern
mcnt they were cxtravagant. and i'm the SUI
perlnicndance OF the Public Works. fraudu-
lent. Whenever the wings have been in po-
war they have done much 10 remedy these C.
wills and heal the wounds The loco focos have
inflicted upon the character and well bcinu of
the State.
Each of these parties now come forward
Tor the suiiIagcs of the people: Will that
portion OF them who know, and sce, and feel
the evils oiloco focoism be sluggish, be cure
less oil consequences and permit the enemies
oil the public peace again to acquire sway
we trust not. We trust that every man will
put on his arinor, march To the POLLS and do his
duty TO himself, his country and his God.
CS-lt Is TO be regretted that Mr.. Secretary
brooches Marcy in his letter to Jesse Hoyt
about the breeches, did not inform whether
the hole IN the brecches was natural wear and
tear, or a rent made in the discharge of his
duties. lit was rent of day made i'm ira vel.
1t mus; have been a big one or the tailor charn.
ed a very big price. If his brooches needed
seating he ought not to have charged the state.
The Neo Hampshire Election has had a
result more favorable TO the Wings than we mad
Nenturcd TO expect. The result SO far as
heard from i'll the District, shows the follow
ing result III l9S towns:-Woodbury 0.oco)
1907; Goodwin (Whig) 9,637; Hale (anli
Texas Loco) S,O3G; scattering 2S3-leaying
woodbury. i'll a minority of 9ll.
lion. WAR EVERETT, in reply 10 the in
Nitation oil the citizens of Boston to n,rtake oC
a public dinner, has begged TO be excused ON
'he ground that he would be- expected TO make
an address, and, in the wish To preserve in.
violate the confidence of his late official posi-
ton, he would BE- forced to speak of uninter-
esting geueralities.
CO. Five wagons with emicrapts fro,,
South Carolina passed through Tallahassee a
lew days ago, on their way to the Eastern mart
oil the IL us alone" State. The scarcity of
corn Is said to be driving all the poor peonle
from the land of Pdlmettos and Modification
ohe oil the risitdiions whic! annoy the
printer more than anything else. try his ~,
tlence, and subject him toall sorts of tcmno,a
ny troubles VIC mean the knocking ola form
ii'o pr occurred to the Editor of the Nat
che%' Miss, Weekly Courier a few DAYS since
One oil the forms being in technical ph,,so
MAJ up and ready for the press, suddenly
Tell from ITS confirming bands into a shameless
mingled mass OF types. The catastrophe eyi.
dchtly did not overcome the good lumor NJ
the editor however, foT he disconrscs olit in
The following cheerful fashion.
"A bad beginning makes COOL ending
according 10 the adage, and we must Accord
Uln,gtiy, h9pe log better luck next tirnr." as Ja-
COZ r'l''bul did IN most of his mishaps. And
y 'nlS was an unlncky accident Tor Us. there
were insuy others concerned ,,bo Jn 49,,
oil unhurt. The mass,cr, or tI. ,h,na ~
tired A-bs cured IN. The Five Poim,",
Tsd'hed a potnt not before attained ..Loco.
Ioc1iSin irll TO the ground. Gen. Gnino.
a'id ms Rcquisuion' were kpcrk,d mo
efal cooked hats The Cotton Cmp look,