Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
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CT The Mountaincer hpisis the Gag OF
Justice To the NOrthy st" ana the nam, of
GEo. w. THOMPSON for Gpyernorof Virginia.
Gov. Thompson" Not bad. However, the
N''NAAfhAi'hl Iiths- N.l+ ilNoIdhH. WI. L. WAS
not bonn in Virginia, exactly. He probably
would have been, though, If Ia had not bscn
bora III Ohio. Sam, thing. Neither is he of
the Calhoun school OF politics; but he proba-
bly, would have been had Calhoumism been IN
NE ascendant. Same thing. We 90 for him
for governor, as long as We mus, have a loco
foco governor, and we hope, when they find
there is no possible chance Tor an out and ont
wing, the wings OF the Northwest will vote
forhin. Wearc notlikc SOM politicians. we
cannot forget AN old political friend. We have
some of that lingering friendly feeling that we
must ever entertain FOR all who, like Thomp-
s'n, stood sile by side with us in the support
OF John @. Adams, were republicans of
the old school of lS2S, and who thought the
election of Gen. Jackson would be a national
curse. There are other merits that Mr.. r.
possesses which are not To- be lightly consider
ed, at this crisis. We are in favor Of a bunk
Ing currency and as ne is a director, and a
stakeholder, he will be likely to be friendly to
them III the course of his administration and
as the national executive has overlooked his
claims and services in the appointmcn,sit has
made, we have good reason To hope that he
will b. very liberal in his ~yieyyso Of party cues
lions and not hide-bounl, like som. of the
party. good nomination that, and one tl,at
particularly, ON the Bimey principle, Should
bs the most acceptable To The wings. He
does not possess that commanding talent that
will enable him TO 'ad his party in error
INDIANA. We are indebted TO the Indi-
annapolis Journal for a slip containing returns
from that State nearly complete. From it we
learn that the Congressional delegation will
sand > loco locos: Owen, Henley, Davis, T.
Smith, Petit, Clthcart, Wick and Kennedy.
Z. Il. Smith and L. w. McGauahey are the
Only wings elected. The delegation. there
tore, stands as it did in the last Congress.
Their. Is tic in the Senate. The House stands
d3 wings to 81 locos. Six counties winch last
year elected ilocos and , wings, remain 10
DE heard from. Last year the Senate was
ued and the House stood 80 wings to 45 To-
COS. Parties m4he latter will be reversed ex-
actly this year.