Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-25

be very thankful il il should DO confer
REQ upon some. one else he would bov
With submission. Here voice was h, or,
Ia Say TIM, 'ihe Offices had been Ions
Enough in The family - hurra for John
Try RI z>lmmons," cried another. Gene
raj Feeney responded tina, he though, .
VAS unfair and unjnsi that his family re
lations should be made TO INITIATE agains
h'm. tie argued that Il was, contrary I,
usage, and unconstitutional TO attempt "a
AXE the appointing power oul of the hands
Of the President. and Senate aud c nclu
ded by an earnest appeal against The oc'
ton OF the meeting. ." far as il might Vt
iect him. ~ appeal" said he, ito IN,
brother democra's-.I appeal 10 their sense
Of honor and jus,ice--is it honorable D
10 1t gentleman, f--is it justice. 10 set INT
aside by the action &c this meeting
appeal to you. bro her de mocrais, for an
answer "Ycs !" ayes" yes
+" Mo-" Mo-" " No." .sit down, YOU
have said enouehw !. carry him out !!
bursa for Phillips "--immense cheer,
ing.
Al this moment Sbadrach Clemens, ESQ
arose and commencrd speech. " Gu H.
Clemens;" give '.m The devil;" hnr.
ra for Clemens -" 81, down. "go on =
T" he is iurncoa'--ihe Wings K cked him
"ut Of their party." &c, g.. I soon
r'und that he was the champion OF the
Phillips faction lie said: what is this
see before me-" A voirc: a dagger
l 'spect." lis it poss BILE that this is he
great, the glorious, and the triomphnn,
democratic pariyi The party that has
Just emerged from ore Of the hardest cons
tested political battles ever fought or won.
under this government not even except.
ing the memorable contest Of 1900. A
party that had fought against fearful odds,
but which had. by a united effort, achi.,
we'd great and giorius victory. A party
that had united hand TO hand, shoulder Ia
shoulder, and heart 10 heart, during the
contest. was now 10 be rent asunder and
scattered to the four winds A party,
which but a few short months since were
like bind OF brothers, were now rea DIV
10 tear out each others vitals. And Why
IS this SOP 1t is in consequence Of poor
pililul office worth only 5000, year. :"
Grcat cheering "Fellow democrats, l
act in this matte. from, aiisinterested mo
tives. Thank God, do no, wan, an Of.
hce." "Blh;" bah; - all over the
room. "A $4,000 offi-e has no charms
Tor me-neiiher has an Office worth 90 per
day" "Clemens has nominated him
sell for Congress, as he couldn't get any
tndy else to do it," "Good, Joe :" .'hur.
ra for John Boram." "T The whole objs 4
Of this meeting," said he. sis to produce
harmony and concord, and heal our dis ;
| an democrat" 1.-Two
years oil )" no he is not = +. yes he i, :
look in his mouth;' &c. i repeat, | am
a democrat, and ! have the good Of the
democracy al heart. We had no dissen>
TONS" mo. mol ill you came among
US said dozen voices. " All was peace
and harmony We had candidates recon-.
mendcd TO the department, from which the
President could make'a choice, and we
would AL have been satisfied when. iu!
Il small speck is seenin the.dis ance no,
bigger than mans hand. Then certain
2 nlle men begin 20 b. very reserved and
wires are touc3sfT add pulled. wien this
dim speck bezins 10 stow and deye'ope
itself II begins 10 rut on morality, as
suTnes form, il acquires legs. arms. body,
hend. b God and life, ana finally presents
itself marselo,isly proper man. and a
can aidate Tor the posr Office" Tfemon.
doos cheering. and deafening applause
- Who is itf'. hat is his name :" ..uut
wnh it,, III Is Colonel George w
THOMPSON Bah > +" bah = :. bah !"
. who is tina, haslingf" :. why The Old
Red Cow. yon fool." Mr.. Clemens con
'Inued his rempks for some time, and
was very severe ppon Colonel Thompson
and the Steenroi faction. In the cour,e
OF his speech he.was also very severe on
a cerlnin clique of narlor politicians.
When he concluded DR. Tanner. Car
tnin OF lhrGresks arose 10 reply and
put him THROUGH HIS FAC NGS