Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-09

DlSSENSloN.-rhe organ of Mr.. Polk at
Washington is kept almost constantly en-
ployed in healing the discussions or sitting
the chickering's oi the harmonious dcmocra-
cy.' Not long ago it was MIR. Benton who
MAS rebellious, and. after some sparring and
coaNing, the Union came out fiat footed Ion
the sub-trcasury, free trade and a Just di>tri-
button Of The public Offices, and the Great Mis-
somiln fell To his marrow -bon"s. Again thu
Nullilicr showed symptoms of being disguised
with the society of "rogucs and ruyaists and
kl.s Union (omnous name tn the Nullifcr)
llksaithiully tended that portion of the Dem
ocratic fold, and now with gentle rcproot, and
then with flattcring promises, has laborcd To
reclaim them from their errors. The organ
thinks il has 81 far succeeded that il ven. ur ;
to publish statement from "a friend ol Mr.
Calhoun that the consistent Carolinian Gisa-
vows the Charleston Mercury, and has unwa-
vcring confidence in MIR Polk. But before
the upshot OF the old squabhlcs l. fairly seen
another one arises. The Union now SAYS
1--WE regret To SIC some signs of . disscnsion in
the State Of OhiO"-''will peace b, made in
the camp--or will the fcd sprcud?" The
organ thinks that various patriotic motives and
particularly ''thc publication of public morals
from the poisonous atmosphere of the banks
| "a sort of poison which Mr.. Ritchic is very ia
miliar with. by experienced ought to Danish
discord But it continues, ''we are informed
that in some quarters of Ohio-limitcd, AZ we
trust, to small sections and To few discontents
there is some hostility 10 the Union that
in Cleveland, for instance, few of these men
are concentrated and for months have been la
boring To create prejudice against IT." 1t
is informed that there are 1.-TWO persons la Of
fee thore who are said TO be leaders of hi,
clan; anda master spirit whom we have never
seen, and whose prcjudiccs we are said to have
incurred without knowing the fact or the rca-
sons, has been pulling the wires and directing
the movements" But the mass, including
''the old ami the wise of the party" are said TO
be favorable To MIR. Polk and to US!'
This is genuine Locoioco feud, giving
way OF that cohesive power which binds the
party together. 1t is a quarrel about the pub
and twine, the printing for Congress That
gives especial prominence to the circumstance
that these persons in oiiicc--this master spir-
Iit-this clan are laboring TO create prejudice
against the little'U S."-thc Union. There
fore too, it is very consoling that the majority
are for Mr. Polk and for US! 1t would b. a
novelty tn find the Locoioco party, either i'll
| its harmonics ar in its discords aiming al any
great public good. To win bets for Prince
John Van Barren, Ia realize fortunes for Texas
STOCKHOLDERS TO secure the public printing for
one faction or another, in short TO seize
upon any variety of the public plunder--lhcse
are objects worthy of their united efforts
against the Wings and of their sweet temper
cdquarrcls among ITEMS Ives. Let the WIFI 5
OF Ohio behold for what end their opponents
labor! LIT them take heart and courage for
the great and good work before them. Let
| heir State aud their Country have once more
their patriotic, united and Jealous efforts
Our cause and our Country" i. surely noblcr
and more soul stirring motto than 'pillagc and
plumber