Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-04
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q" 49, "H Nit IrLln REVOLUTION was
gradlnlg bredking dowA. oue b. on. Ia bar
riers which It at tirs, erected OF permitted for
the preservation Of pcacc, orler and regular
government, tn most ELI lent machinery b.
winch - was urSalon it downward career.
wds Clab IN THE heart ST Paris. There tie
denns"Snas harlns'd the ~iullmnatory rab-
BILE st both sexes, there The tool, cf dema-
goSueS voted what measures should be s,ken
" the legislative BJly, aut ,htfe ;nsuitcc:itns
were cody planned aud plotted To oyerawe
the constituted authorities and compel tte a.
doptlon ui IN 'asilrps thus dictated by am aS,o-
cla'lQn unknown To the laws. Thus, at length
all Frdnce was governed by one or two mon
stcisociing through . popular club. Men
interior IopANrcN and GoU,sPmGrE are ac-
customed now III Qua country to u.s. the dregs
col the whole earth congr,gated in New York
cry ior similar purposes. And, although il
lSoi course impossible lol them TO oycrdve
the country or its Legislators h. violent move
h'>nie Ia New York, it is yet remarkable how
much this dcteatable abb'c has controlled the
action of the Government ever since Tor even
bciorc) itcunferrcdit its own name .Locoroco
ON the ruling party. In Empire Clubs. in
Mas Meetings, IN Tammany Hall gatherings,
or whataoevct other forni they assume, they
give the cue To the most infamous classes OF
Ms population OF the country, AMI IN order to
secure the votes of these classes, the Demo
cratic leaders have been long accustomed tn
HWY ia fla u ls..snt,N, -. ,ls -. -
wishes OF tn. honorable, honest, h~igh-minded
men OF their own party. Thus are THE Lead
ERspHt"ES. Thus is a great party virtually
controlled by Il few desperate spirits in New
York. aud this party rules the cou,ty. There
has been no important turn of affairs in the
history OF the Locoloco party, for many wears
which could not H. traced To tire agitation. or
@atlcast, the Efficient support of the gcnuin,
democracy of New York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT reflections have Just
now been recalled by the proceedings of the
New York Mock Democracy, on the 18th uIt.
The Union copies them and remarks tina
their spirit wlll pass through Tie land like
the fiery cross of Rhoderick Dhu.' The rcso-
lutlons passed contain some curious subjects
o' reflection, and whether we regard the source
irom which they come, or tile %''spirit' which
they breathe, or the Difference which is paid
TO them by the highest funciionaries. they are
a fragrant proof of that radical change which
we have suffered since the days OF WAsHrNG-
ToY.
Alter clarifying the - re annexation of Tex
as and lactioualy asserting that it is ''morGHy
settled and ~consummltcd' aud approving .'the
military occupancy OF that territory the JAG
obins pledge themselves, in thc event of a war
with Mexico, " "a act well their part - They
add that iii such All event they - shall he
greatly mistaken iitdid not result i'm planting
the standard of true liberty on the plains OF
Dlerico.' Speaking of war we remember that
these Jacobins Were the prime instigatots of
Gorernor Dor, and promised him to act
Well NOR part Ia case ot war. Bnt Che
patchct saw them not. Mike Walsh himself
was forced to danounce their cowdrdice and
treaciiery. Yet these are the mon who can
urge our soldiers aud good citizens into d o
flict which has no perils for them because in
the liour of danger they are never found
These toe are the men who VII plant the
standard OF trus libefty ON the plains of Mex
leo! Yet ii we have any population in the
country more unfit for self government than
TN" Mexican popuiucc they were Tile men of
tins meeting. This spirit Of propagandism is
tic pure Essence oil Jacobinism and il needs
M Ghost IN foil ~ 1p,- - I.,.l. N.-.I.-. -
meaner Tyrauts.
Our drirers then glolify the sub treasury
. q measure introduced by our 0IOn Van Burch.
approved and sanctioned b. tie people ~! 1t
Is true that Van Buren, did belong, By virtue OF
his politics, TO thc real locoiocracy of New
York City, tn adchams ot Tdmmlny Hill. The
Iacoblns OF American democracy. 1t i, true
that he Introduced tie sub treasury and that
he aud his one measure shared the sam. fate
before the people Approved and sane
tioIfcd by tftc people indeed! Is 1910 so soon
forgotten! Is the Baltirore Convention no
more to be remembered forever? The heroic
valor and resolution-potriotism of the Jacob
ties and their profound judgun mt in matters
OF finance is fdy capped with a eulogy of
Col. James X. Polk, no coward (by ccrtiGcatc)
and the first antagonist of the Sub Treasury.
Hill Tennessee! they cry welcome t. tn
galaxy OF Estates which elected Jackson. who
has now gone To take his seat with Washing
ton, Jefferson anil Madison aud tie present
eminent MN who now dIorHs the chair once
occupied Ivy those illustrious men" Wash
lngtoH, Jefferson, Jackson and JAMES X.
POLkl Shades of the mighty dead! Your
seat is non" adorned by Col. james *. Polk.
by Tie way, to what particular seat in the
other world have the democracy promoted JET
icrson aud JschsC,r together
Jhc Paris corrcspon lcnce Of the Boston
Atlas saws he is in his possession a letter