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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
M~ACREADY,S PERPLExITY..

DI I'M bENII 1'--Ihe man
ners and customs of the Inhabitants of the
New world excited in Macready many emo
uons oil curiosity. He could scarcely iathom
many OF the 'eccentricites' of the Yankees.
o0ihg 10 the Inanagerol one of the theatres in
which he was playing, he said:
"Nr;"w what a singular company you
have-how eccentric, how queerr'
Glow so, sirl'
why, one man comes to me and saws sPm
tight another says, I'm high another says I'm
blue anotlIer'I I'm gotta brickin my hat, another
I'm got a snake in my hat another I'm three
sheets IN the wind another I'm making a
virginia rail fence, another I'm abfusticated!
wen 81, interrupted the manager, surely
'here rs nothing remarkable in all that"
1T is very remarkable" said Macready net.
uiently, "ior upon inquiry, ] find that all these
mel are drunk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
CHAT" CoRREspoNpENcE-Mo

-
kenzie is out again in the Tribune, with a let
ter to MIR. Richie, editor of the Washington
Union, IN which the mystery of the mannerin
which he obtained the letters is revealed. He
says that in May last,
"Mr. Goldson told me he had received or
ders from MIR. Bogardus to break open anv and
all oil the Custom House boxes that were lock-
ed, without keys, and their contents unknown.
To sort their contents into 1900 new pigeon
holes then nearly finished, if of use. and il not
TO send boxes and contents into the attic,
where there are perhaps 200 tons more miscel-
laneous' records He then began to force one
oil the Custom House pine boxes, marked i.
and L.. Hoyts Law Papers'-called Elpar
otahsbury, the carpenter, (who, withhis broth
Stansbury, and James Armstrong. were
then working in the apartment,) To aid him,
ana Stansbdry broke large screw driver twice
while opening it. The contents, like the con-
tents of nearly 200 or 300 such pine boxes. was
a mixture OF everything-law papers. Custom
iiouse papers, newspapers, scraps, love letters.
letters from Virginia about Mrs. Andrew lack.
sou, letters about law affairs, petitions for Of
noes and papers about the gold mines of Po-
tosi. Mr.. Coryell, the other clerk. came i'm
Just as MIR. Stansbury had finished openino II
me contents were turned out on the floor and
the hrst things that drew attention were Al
iorney General Van Buren's letters about his
gambling, stock jobbing, SC. They were read
by all with surprise"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

4 N ORDINANCE 10 amend mn O,b,nao..
"a entitled An Ordinance To establish a een.,.f
system OF Wharfage within The city of WberI;n..
anu To provide Tor the appoinirnen, Of whar Ems,rer
and To dmenJ his duties
Be u ordained by The Council Of The citv NJ
WI - lug: wy"
SIC. l.. II any Dirt. filth or rubbish Of INV Kind
ne thrown or placed upon any part Of The nnbIc
'nndhngs. exec sting und er the direction \, 1870
oi The wharf master or street COMMISSIONS, a..
perSor 81 Offending shall forfeit and pay TO The civ
= h"e OF not lees Than one nur noure han ,...y
dollars for evey such offence. And n The ann.
snail he thrown rom my boat, The pers,n co,,Ha...
"'ng or having charge Of such boat, shall be I.,I.
!" me payment OF The penalty by lhis seefrn ioa
p"sed Tor The offence hercinbefore mentioneJ
SfC' x ooods md chaiiels, ysares OF 6Sshss.,.
- u permitted To remain upon The,
Puo'c '"h"'ng more Than iweniy>ionr hour, viii.
"n' ne special authority of The MISUNDERSTANDING
where The same shall have So Remained %"' a"u'
'"eniy-'ouf hours without The perm;..;on = ~" -
w"afi'mas'er u shall be his duty, In c,,.a ~
same 10 he removed 10 some suitable placo ~ 10
pos" o' storage subject % The control of The Mr.
master; 10 he delivered 10 The order nj The o.."a
""'ns 'hefe0'' npon The payment Of The .rn.n...
- We" "m''aI and s'orage. and q WHARFAGE r..
.hou ~! ee"s per ION ipr every day the snme
"a, i've oeeh suffered 10 remain on The nuhi;o
'ohh'ng without The permission If ,hs 90 pIo"o
master. "e saia " hasE
Seo o. ana Tor The collection Of soiJ e,n.,.-
- wharfage lees. il shall be The dn,y nS H.
and hi"%n s,et' 70 sell Of public Auction to The ben,
mu "ehes, bidder Tor ready money, The whots -
suon por, OF The said goods and chui,e,s, ,y,,...s~
" ",ehSnullo' as may be necessary for The pn,ooss
u ,ima having given at lcusi len days notice Of ~.
new !" pace o. sale. by advertisement in some
"e"'popef printed in the city OF WbeeI,,. Tue
proceeds OF such sale after paying all e,uro,..
.Smu"s me same and REFINING The expenses Of n.
=. y" snu storage ard suid Wharfage fee. ,hai,.
y me 'aiu whari-pas'er lie paid to the o,ds, o@shrr
owner or owners And in every Case xhs,a me
sucn s@le snail be had as aforesaid. il shall hs ,yy.
o oS ~ o, me .aid whsILn'as'ef to ae vim Inc els,e,
true account thereof and for CaiIio, ~ and.
so,d whnt-ma''er shall forfei, aud paw 10 ,h . ,m me
a fine IL not less Than one nor more ,hoo Gu. guy
SIC =, TINS ordnance shall lake eaee, f,o,..
and after lis passage. """
Passed September 24lh, 1886.
GEO DULTY. Mayor.
""s"r' ele'k' 81 oct 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
SONG.

She died in bcauty!-like n rose
Blown rom its parent stem:
She died in beauty like a pearl
Dropp'd from some diadcm.
She died in beauty like a ray
Along a mOonlit lake
She died in beauty like the song
VI birds amid the brake.
She died in beauty like the SHOW
On flowers dissOlv'd away:
She died i'm beauty like a star
Lost ON the brow Of day.
She hpes in glory like nights gems
Set round the silver moon:
She lives in glory like the sum
Amid the blue of June
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
DEMAGOGUEISM.-

DEMAGOGUEISM.-The curse ~ our
country, says the Raleigh Register, is the dem-
agogues who infest it. The attempt 10 array
one class OF the community against another
the rich against the poor-is a favorite theme
with tins detestable class. They talk loudly
oil monopolles, aristocracy, and of democracy (:
OF such and such schemes of National policy
as only bendhtung Towns and Cities-they
tell us OF the swcat-drops poured out by the
labor of the poor, hat luxury NAV riot and
pampered wealth enjoy it. They discourse
most eloquently about the ''poor Peoplc"-the
oppressed People"-while they would have
You believe that they would shed the last drop
oil their hearts blood for the .'dear People ~
IL Is the language of every popularity hunter
oil every age, and of all designing dcmaqopues
In this and every country. s'Le Pdurre P,o.
Pc, was the cry of Danton, Robespierre. and
Marat when revealing in the blood of the hon
orapie, the brave and the v~irtuous of France.
Their dark deeds of ~bloodshed and crime Were
amid the approving shouts OF
the "poor People"-the ''dear Peopje"-unt;l
france under the influence of their nefarious
doctrines, was but a blood stained sbamble-
one vast cbanel house. Corruption stalked
through the land, and all of virtue and ~patfiot-
Ism tiiat escaped that scene of slaughter. fled
rom her soil, or wept, in obscurity and con-
ceaiment, the disgrace of their country. Let
It's sad effects IT. France serve as a beacon TO
warn us OF the irightfultendcncy such doctrines
lncaiculate. We are one p~eopfe-our hopes,
our interests are one and whatever system of
pubic policy may be adopted. its beneficial
or injurious effects are alike felt, BY the poor
man IN his cottage, and the rich man i'm his
mansion. Away, then, with this spirit of an
archay and discord, and let one and all adop,
ior their motto-our Country-our WHOLE
Country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
THE Joys OF PIP

1o1o VI PRAl ER.-Even in those
parts OF prayer that might seem only painful.
mere is a pleasure, that would be i'll exchang-
ed Tor this worlds most boosted bliss. In the
bitterness, of repentcd sorrow for sin there is
a sweetness, i'll the agony of fervent supplica-
tion Tor pardon there is joy, as much superior
10 Inc best the world can boosted as the hea-
yens are higher than the Garth
The broadcast smile unfeeling folly wears.
Less pressing lar than prayers ~repentant tears.
-! what a happy, heaven for-tasting life
might the children of God enjoy on earth, if
they would live a life of prayer. How calm
might they be in the midst of the widest
storms. How joyful in the midst of the deep
es, fluctuations. How composed and cheer
full, while all around was agitation and alarm
-the smile oil heaven sparkling around their
path, the peace of heaven dwelling within
their heart.
Ihey say that travellers in Alpine regions
are often encompasscd with a clear atmosphere
and cloudlcss sunshine, while traversinp the
SUBMITS oil those lofty mountains, at the very
time that the world below them is all want
IN mlsts and darkness, and thunder clouds are
bursting at their feet. Even thus does pray-
er hit the believer to a loftier and serencr
region, lar, Tar above clouds and storms that
darken and distract the world below. In that
region OF purity and peace, the atmosphere is
Gear ana calm,& The light ofhis countenance
shines brightly on the believers soul. while he
sees thunder clouds of earthly care and sorrow
rolling beneath his feet: thus realizing the
beautiful illustration of the poet;-
AS some tall cliff that lifts its awful form.
o"eils from The vale, and midway leaves the
storm.
Though round its base the rolling clouds are
spread.
Eternal sunshine settles on his head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
DOCKS For THE YOUNG JOHN

30 HASVELL, hss Just received a yefy Gne
assortment ofciaIdfen's Bonks. written hy Mis- IN
Us Charlotte E!izpbeih. Old Humphrey, Mrs 81.
courtney nnd others. comprising nv If IN. be-,
moral and religions tales Published. and Al vefy
,hesp pfcesi also The Chiid's First Prayer Book. lke
handsomesi LILLE book rrin,eJ. Tre ,lovo a.e
sullab's for fomily " ssnJoy school Presents,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
MORE TERRIrnpN

MORE TERRITORY-Picblyn. tBq elect.
i've chief Of 21.0D0 civilized Chocisyys ha,onJ
I've Mississippi. says the MsqissjDni H.,
Lrdder. will probably visit Wssbingto, d.
wintcrior The purpose Of applying 10 Coneress
Tor The admission Of his nation as . terrS,or,
INTO The United States with a delegate in Con.
gross
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
ATE AND IMPoRTANT.-

ATE AND IMPORTANT a #
- would respectfully inform
Conn'Fy Merchants and Dealers. that they have or
hano . Toll supply of crown. MEDIUM aud gS,obIs
s'omh wrapping Papers crown and Medium Tea
DE-; Cap Paper. ruled. PLAN and nar Lete, A. 80.
PLAIN and iascy colOis; Double MEDIUM and Imn.,ei
PiIri'ns PdpeT Post Office and Enyclope pona,.
Tissue and BlOitIng Paper assjred COLIN, WIN
Blue and Grey B,Bne, Boards; PLAIN unbiased a,i
Lace Note PoPcr. &c} &c; which will he aid I"'.
hf cash or ~ eRhaogc Tor Rags. Feathers C,O
seng' Bces"si aid Flax NJ lhe bisbssI mako, ,s,ss
Call aud yon will b, perfectly san.fed, a. ON, SIT
~ gc"ef'l viii DO .oId on terms 10 sui al.
" H~ORNBROoK,
Whtiessie aud R,faH Vo,je,g 49,,
49, Monroe 81. WheeIine W.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
hKNOTTY CASE FOR THELAwyERs

An ass. IA England broke into a dairy. and
IT'nh =" much OF the milk as to fall dead.
he owner OF the ass commenced a suit against
ih' i'rin'T Tor ihc loss Of the animal. and tbe
l9fmcr ordered q suit to b, instituted az inst
We owner Of tle ass for the loss Of the milk of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

~ ADDLEn'S HARDwARE, Orr L.
- GREER No l59 Main street, Wbe,lna "
now fecei' Jog a lorgof and more gencsl as.o,sma ~
0, gods Ia The above line. than hos eve, boe,,a
,Hefed IGf vale "a this city. Soidk,, nas Dten
tpos sstiss Boygotna WY ea'ea.1s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
Enr ihk I'imfS

The Town Clock again is as dumb as an oys-
ter! Where is the Rcgplator-,hat man to
the City pays $50 or $50 per anuuml
tired of his bargain or does he know any
thing about il?
The Council had the offer of one of our best
watchmakcrs TO attend to the clock for a rca-
sonable sum; but for "a few dollars less they
employed Il min to do it, and such a do 1t
runs on an average 36l hours per week, some.
thing less than one fourth of the time.
But, in.carhest, ought not the City author.
tiles, or the Citizens (if their Council will no
attend toit.) take thc matter in hand and
make SOM, other use of this machine Other
than having it there as an ornament. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTION, &c.
WIZ Afiraciesneoer cease! More eridcncc o.
its Surprising health Restorative Virtues
Observation-Disclosures

Ufu Miracles n6Dfr cease! Nu0TC cctdCVCe "
its Surprising htdtth Restorative Virtues!
From Or Batter. Springfield. Washington 10. ny.
SpRINcriELD. XIV. May IL. l0f5.
Messi. SANrckD 4 PARK Gents. I take this or
| poriunity of informing You Of a most remarkable
cure performed npon mr by The uss of DR. Wis'sfs
Balsam Of Wild cherry
| Ia he ,car 1910 was taken with an inhnmma.
lion pr The bowels which 1 laboreJ under Tor sir
weeks. when I gradually recovered. In the fall Of
1871 ! was attacked with a severe cold. which sea.
led itself upon my lungs; and for the space Of ,hres
years . Was confined To nv bed. tiried all kinds
Of medicines. ahd cSe!y variety Of medical aid
wiihor, benefis and thus T " eatisJ along until The
winiei Of 1914. when I hca d Of .Wiaaf's Balssrf
toi Mid cherry
My friends persuaded fhe 10 give n q fair trial.
though ! had given up oil hopes Of recovery and
had prepared m,self FER tie change of anoiher
world. rhrnri, their solicitations ! wes induced I,
Ia make use VI the Genuine W stars Baisom OF
Wii sh,rry TIE eject vas truly astonishing
Ahrr FIVE years Of of1'ciion. pain and sufIe ring; :
and aiief having spent -four or fee hundred doikarS
io me- pm pose, and the best and mos, respectable
physicians had proved nnavailing. ] was soon re-
,I"r,d ~ entire health by The blessing al God and
the use oi DR. Whiar's Bilsam 81 Wild cherry.
am now enjoying good health, aud socb 10 my
altered appesiancc; ihM = am no longer Known
when meet my former acquaintance. hsvo
gained rapidly in weight and my flesh 10 firm and
solid. 7 can now eal as much rs any person. and
my lood seems In agree with me. I have eaten
m,re during ihe last SIX months than ] had for i've
years beiorc.
Considering nv case almost n miracle deem It.
necessary ft The cool Ut The afi ,cled. and a duty (
owe To The Proprie,ors and to my fellow men (who
should know where relief may he had) 10 make
This statement public
MAY The blessing. of God rest mon The Psoo,;e.
,,,, ~ yaIn,LI. . .oI;o;,. =. w.t.. a.-.s~S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
DafIg T6mEs,
SATURDAY. OeT. 4. 1915.

CONVENTION MEErNG.-We would
call the attention of the people of this county
to the meeting TO be held at Triadclphia on
Saturday next. We hope to scea strong turn
out both from the town and country. This
year will bring a call for "a convention, by the
legislature and Ohio Co. should not be last to
speak her sentiments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

Ihe Rev. Mr.. STEWART, QromS Scotland, q III
preach IN the Associate Reformed Church. 70.
morrow, at The usual hour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

CO Five wagons with emigrants from
South Carolina passed through Tallahassee a
lew days ago, on their way to the Eastern part
oil the L. us alone" State. The scarcity If
corn Is said to be driving all the poor people
from the land of Pdlmcttos and NulIiGr,Ha,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

- ISL and for sale very low bv
pkfok ~ PAuLL. wa esaie D,srei,t,.
l64 Market Street, wHEr LING. s"'r
20 Brls Whiting
2 cosks Ffe,h Chsmomile Flowers
z casks india Rhubarb Roof prime
80 gross Superior Blac king
5 Eases small Sicily giqnorits
20 boxes Ground Mustard in 4 cans
2V 90 Pepper
10 do Cinnamon
do Cloves
s. do Rira
200 kegs White B~ad
2 casks Sop White Ciae
SOC. 900 Percussion CAPS
l0 boxes CASTLE Soap old md d,O,
10 baskets Fresh Olive Oh
6htls Refined campbor
DO cream Of Tanat
case Cbinese Vsrm,IB,ny
2 bales India SeDps
cask Nutmegs '""
80 Lbs English c~alonpel
100 DO American do ,I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04

DVt, hcnflcst, ought not the City author
tiles, or the Citizens (f their Council will not
attend toit.) take ths matter in hand and
make somh other use of this machine other
than having it there as an ornament. -
TEXAS.-Thc people of Texas are to vote
on the question of the adoption OF. the new
State Constitution on the 10Th of the present
month. There is, of course, no doubt of its
ratification by the popular vote Aletter from
Galveston, under date of September 9TH, pub
lished in the Union, contains the following
information:
Ii will be perceived bv the schedule" of
the new Constitution, that the ''republic" of
lie Nas continues to b. the actual emm
retaining ~unimpaired its original powers
and functions until the .State" Constitution
has been accepted by the United States Con-
gress. The present tariff laws will continue
IN iorce; and orders 20 out to Europe, BY the
mail which bears this letter, for additional
lmportations oil European goods, to be intro
duced before the revenue laws of the Union
shall have been extended over Texas. Ii
strikes me that the circular of Secretary Wal
ker will have the effect to increase the impor-
tations TO Texas, directly from Europe. i'm al
most as great a proportion as it prevents the
shipment of debenture goods from the United
States. The goods to be imported by Calves
ton houses, | believe, arc not intended to be
reshipped 10 the present limits of the Union,
but To supply the future and increasing wants
OF Texas herself. In this aspect they will not
Interfere materially with the demand for Am-
erican manufactured articles-woolen cloths,
linen, the light fancy cotton goods not manu-
factured in the United States, wines and IL
quors, and q few other less important articles,
embracing almostt the entire list of goods re-
CURED III this market that can be imported.
under the present tariff, at a rate more iavora
bic than that at which they NAV be obtained.
alter the tariff of the Union shall have taken
effect. Cotton bagging may also be includ-
ed; but believe no importation will be made
oil this article more than will be sufficient To
supply the home market the prese mt winter.
The idea OF the extent of the importations, lin
anticipation OF a speculation nnder the change
OF revenue iaws) OF European goods into Tex
as, has been, think, greatly exaggerated
There are difficulties and risks attending upon
the measure which are apt TO be considered by
those about TO enter upon it. Ii must be rec
objected that goods shipped to Texas, for trans
shipment To ports of the United States, are
subject to additional charges for freight, insu-
rance, wharfage and storage. Besides, they
are liable To the increased risk resulting from
The absence OF insurance and the ability to in
sure, while IN this city-sufficient i'm itself 10
deter many merchants from the measure.
Gen. Henderson-who is perhaps, the most
popular man In the country, except General
Houston-is a candidate for Governor. and
will probably have no opponent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-04
LIST OF LEfrEn~

hA"h UT bb GNS
EMAlNlNG III the Wheeling + at Office on
The lsi day III Ocioi er 1916.
II mons calling Ter Letters viii plcase say they
are advertised. else ihey may not receive hem.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
WOODEN Factory For Sale.

ME following property. situate IN Washington Town
i ship, Hontgpnery county, Ohio. seven mIles South
OF Dayton, the old and well known Car!ing and Fupg
ment. belonging 10 the estate of Isaac Harrison,
deed 1ha Factory - a STONE BUILDING, well
Constructed for featuring, with the machin
carIirg the and located branch Of
Holes Geek falling stream of sufficient
all for nanuf tctufng purposes There being some
land in the tract with good
dwelling house, ban AID other buildings; good bearing
apple orchards. Tho offered sale, and If
sol again the first of March. will be for
For particulars apply to the andersgned residing on the
premises. VILLA II HARRISON.
ALSO offer my lot Of four adjoining the above
tract which beautifully the forks of the road
leading from Dayton TO Lebanon and Aenia, seven miles
south Of Dayton the is dwelling house, thirty
feet in front also log building and other out build
good we'll of the door, twenty five bearing
apple trees: also peach and plum good location
a mechanic. For particulars apply the undersigned
WILLIAM HARRISON.
Jan 6, 2-3t, Dayton Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
W. H. D AVIS,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST.
Jan 6, 2-3t,

WK7OUID inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
w city and the surrounding and country that
he making Richmond his permanent residence. and
that he prepo red all orders in
the line ssnn shortest notice, and
THE APPROVED PRINCIPLES
TEETH, a full set, inserted on GOLD PLATE,
VI the principle of ATMnsPuERIC Pressure.
Having all the recent important inventions III the art OF
adapting the Plate the Gums, which enables him
Plo, in all the purposes of
and in point Of ability. of fit, and ell
egancc nish equal, superior, any other
EXPOSED NERVES destroyed ,riiho1lt pain, by n
single application. Diseases Of the cu:ed. Teeth
ned III almost instance, without pa in, ceansed and
pivots, and
The best of reference can be given, il desired.
CHARGES SO moderate that Dental operations
arc placed within the means of every person.
The Public invited call and examine specimens
his Office.
GTOFFICE at James Hunnicutt's. on Main st.
Richmond, Dec. 9Th, 1914. so:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10

4 lash FOR MUSTARD SE;E;D.-- The highest I'M
~ ket price will be paid in CASH for -uUSI.4 RID
SEED, delivered the Drug Store o
l. REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, Septic In, 1874. 81 f,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-10
Letter to Mr.. Frelinghuysen.

New HAVEN, Nov. l6. lS41.
SirIn accordance with the of general meeting of
the Wings Of the city convened the evening Of the it
instant we herewith transmit you copy Of the proceed
'"gs of tina, meeting
me wings of Connecticut. although mortified nd disap-
POINTED al the result of the late election.
man AT present, determined pesevere
e e"o's 10 carry cut those of pubc poll
~ e" hey nave adopted ms he political reed, and
~ oil which they believe the welfare of this country
aepeho' Although defeated for The time,
uo""- We Know our own strength, and il we have
'y " 'he isSd1 voters have the great body
OF the intelligent, rejecting people Union, aud under
sue" feel that there for de-
po"uency Such party and such mast Ultimate
" prevail
In assuring yuu this lime xhen YOU arr not be fore the
oo'e as candidate for the Office in which hoped 10
nave placed you-he second only git, IT the nation
can nave no reason doubt the respect and adj
marathon which we for you is the man. ard
s'0t me candidate for the Vice Presidency.
oeg you, for ourselves and in AZ OF those Nh7T