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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-25
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE.

lIiiE undersigned received their Fan sock ~
DRY GOODS ExcttstyEtv fos wAolxsAI4Nu .ai
havnO purchased sytes the decnc In prices conseen,
upon The recent measure and othcrw with every
advantage IN their fsvor pFepared bob good. on
terms a. advantageous the Eastern cities can user
last season has satisfied thai bus done ON shor,
s Tor eesh VIII ee mcs acceptable and Induces tbe, IN
relieve that. with iher ample variety III rois ana the
sa pee eentase charged they will r. enabled To- suonIy
al dealers who eau aud Examine, ON Term.
NAY no. ~ entr- 70 snumcrste leading articles
a. an index Ia their stock IN general
n,owh hnsiins. Sheetnr- and Shirtinr~ of dferen,
shipn'en Nooiens-Sueh az Sstiuess Flannel. Kcr
.Ns Jeans linsey- how priced esssimere~ and cloths
~ 'ne ..uneed price. Caslmercs. N. de LANES 60.
le,inoer Stnghans and at sf drcsa
s","-, msnding the new dyle Calico Cashmere and NJ
" lame h"hs- Canton fisnnels Table Dfspcrs brown
uu o'eschsn drills Iickings. checks coored eainhrics
90 brown Hollands. Irish linens. Domestic ing
", ws,, amy veNefs, plaid hoax elinings.
w nhc 1ood~-Such a. laces, cap nctfs. Swiss Eook
and JSccone uuslins. plain and plaid csnhricS new
,,yn he's. bishop lawn, TarletoR mnslins aud long
r, fancy Articles, including Bonnc;s. Ribbons
lowers, stk-, Shawls, Ilsndkcrcbiefs. &C. &C.
Noi'onsFtns. Needcs. spool and skcin Bozs patent
hieeiis Hooks and Eyes. cotton cord. Dress whaebone
core' laees new style buttons OF all kinds Su-peter~
'oNes Hosiery, nett caps and miis Tapes combs 10th
dressing and ivory. Umbrellas.
Tcilors Tfimmngs.--Bcst canvass aud padding sill.
Gas silk and wors;ed hest blue sewing sin.
visit and Thread. new style Buttons Bindingr and c.
pectaily To sell by piece Taors and Others extra
fench cloths and cassimercs, Ncstings Twce,ls
! BkAvER TsEDs" new article for overeoais: light
cloths for eiosks blue hanketing plaid Linseys that
our stock. TALLANT a mr. APlA AIN
Wheeling Sen 10 ls.6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
AND CARPET WARE.RoOMS.

No. lia. MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
rTtHEY Keep constantly on hand a very extensive as
- sortment of superior Mahogany, French and Greet
an Chavs Rocking Chairs, Sofas Ter and Gard Tables
Dressing bureaus, Bedslead, Toilet Stands assorted 81
ze together with every other article OF the Latest style
and hest finished Furniture oherod in this city
Gin and Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses OF every
variety and price; Looking Glass Plates Of ali sizes-
forat and Picture Frames hand and made 10 order
Upholstery Ware; consisting OF Feather Besir Bou
sers and Pillows. Hair. Cotton, Iusk Spring and straw
Mattresses; blankets, Quilts, Comforts, Saeking Bot
TOMS Grass Mats of all kinds, together with every other
article OF Upholstery Ware, hand made TO order
Nenitisn and Siai Window Blinds Window Shades OF
every variety and color all of which sold al very
low prices, and warranted OF the hest quality Also Ma
hoghany Nencers, Hair Cloth, Narnish. Spanish Moss
" aiogany Knobs Sand Paper, Locks, Hinges Castcrs
Cash. '''' -
lCy Steam Boats furnished with every article Of Fur
niture al short notice, and the very lest terms
N. B-in connection with the above, We have the Iars
est and most splendid assortment of Carpets Rugs on
all OF which win be sold cheaper has ever been sold
before. I'm. o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
NEVER LET IT BE SAID AGAIN TIL Al
SCROFUIA Is INCURABIE

II HE following, from Of respectable citizens
WAS by his own Will aud without socitS iou, riveu
good of The public
This * To certify that NV coored toy Jim was cured
OF Scroiula by the use OF seven loiiles of BRENTIN
GERS VEGETABLE ALTARATlNE AND RESTO
RATlNE SN RUP, aiter having leen pronounced incu.
able by respectable physicians IL ~ now six months
since he quit using sld he u to al appearances sound
and in good health. would therefore earnestly recon-
mond a 10 all persons Suffering under sorofous alice
Tons, a. tseve will GseuIcdiy effect cure Il used
a. directed. SDMOODRONN
Wheeling, Va. July I, 1916.
Bfentngcrs Alternative Syrup Is composed entirely
Ncgc ahles prepared differently rules orc
laid down. IL - very pleasant the aud although
u acts a. cathSrtic YET nay he taken any length of
time without weakening the patient. II will cure all
diseases arising from mTuriiy OF the blood For tHrte
nlars cail at Breuilingers Apothcca, Ashland Square
Wheeling. sep , ia bRENTII NGER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

ERlSfPELAS Is only ono among many of the numer
nus ailments which originate in impurities of the hoo
ana eAefienee has shown that few. II any, diff
houi % overcome. Hut tie CcNcncr Sugar Coated We
Ec'abe Pills have grappled successfully with IL in every
forn Mrs. Jones, Of Albany upwards OF 80 years
OF age had been subject To periodical returns this
plant frem her earliest infancy; and latcFly ha be-
violently affected TO furnish Indie eranged
Intellect Recourse was had, formerly, the family
fhysclan hui s prescription only drove the avciion
inward ss usual TO return with renewed volcrcc. The
Doctor finally recommended box OF Lees Pulls, but
Through some mistake OF the Apothecar's clerk, box
OF Chckencrs Sugar Coated Vegetable Pursaiive Pilis
was sent in their stead. Having little faith in Pis of
ny description, and Icing rather superstious wiihs
they concluded that Providence had hand in
s,iuiion and amer all might turn out for the best
They accordingly made of them. The result
~ Few doses lc them regret their snperst
tous notions The patient rapidly recovered aud has
hsd NO attack OF Erisypeias since. The Doctor was
highly delighted at the supposed OF his prescrp
HEM but completely asonished, when lie disco
Nare error that he resolved from that time forward
10 presche nothing else In Of Erypeas but Clio
kcfserr Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills. For sale by
july A. O. FAIRCHIID.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
VEGETABLE REMEDIES


AT BRENTLINGER'S APOTHECA.
Asklu,ld Sqtore. Wheeling. Va.
u HE subscriber has this day been appointed sole \.
ger! ~ hs Guy ISr me sale Of p9e'Sr R%;ss
adapted To the various diseases Ia which the human bo
dy u subject, of which the following - a list;
ofsl chronic diseases affections ofihe lungs and sero
fUl0us affections.
Dr Roses Cough syrup diseases Of the lungs ca.
tSrrh, bronchitis, &C.
Dr. Roses Group or Hive Syrup
DIR. Roses Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilia
DIR. Roses Asthniaiic ENir
DIR. Roses cough Lozcngcs for rsiaiion ofhc throat
Or. Roses Tonic Mixtures Cor ehlls aud fever.
Dr. Roses Nermiiuge, safe aud eeSeous remedy for
DR.. Roses Tonic Anti ~ spepiie Tor al diseases of
the stomach aud bowels, cholera infanium, sc.
III Roses en'se fii, superior To the Hooper Pin
Dr. Roses Tonic AheTaiiye Vegetable Fills, etica-
eious remedy for Diseases OF the Liver.
DR. Roses STRENGTHENING Plaster for weakness of the
Tack, Breast, stde stomach.
pr. Roses :. ecide fo Epilepsy the only positive re-
mciy for this disease discovered.
DR., Roses Rheumatic Mixture, never known To fail.
Dr. Roses As,rngent compound iOrh "a morase The
spnnE utood or for the cure of all discharge OF blood
DO. Roses syrup fog cholera and bowel complains.
ALSO
Dr. Roses PATENT INITIATING BREATHING
TUBE io Initiating 'pe air cells Of the lungs in Of
Ertroct from the Nutire Eagle.
Dr. Rose . graduate Of The University OF Pounsyiva
this CITY with snsi scces- lie has onan nss,,scd M
that his Lancet j. rusty" and his medicines purely vege
winch ~ IN itsct strong recommendation
mind and taking into consideration that Dee only
physician hut an EMINENT one. We think shall give
his system fair trial should disease lay It's ruthless
hands upon our humanity.
For particulars call On A BRENTIiNGER.
scp5 Ashland Square, Wheeling.
TUSr received at the Music aud Variety store case
~ OF States, No. 70 G; Cap and Letter PAPER; White
Alley and China Marbles; backgammon Boards; Convcr-
saion Cards new Music and Music paper; Tuning Forks
Fresh Italian Violin Strings; Steel Pens, superior
tice. .H
Also PIANO FORTEs of very superior tone and Il.
nisi, which are offered al Manufacturers prices Cen
and see Item if you want good instrument.
y p JAMES MEII.OR-
OnNCS superior Plantation Cigars,
A1OVAS 10000 do Principe,
4,CC0 do Regaiia, for sale bow by
W6, SilRlNER & STELLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
IVORY COMBS

SlINE case oTFne Ivory comt-, containing % dozen
D. IlSneh - dozen "a nch a dozen 81 inch, 90 do,
~ N inch 90 dozen inch 10 dozen 81 inch los doz
Nnch, ia dozen q incl is dozen ~ inch iO2 dozen
zennch lO dozen - inch 4i4 dozen2f inch. - dOzen
y inch ~ dozen ?. iuch 10 dozen ~ inch. all
rishg the heaviest stock of Ivory combs offered
In this insrtet, Just received nom The Eastern
u eturcr end for sair 0t small advance, by
sep15 a T. HORNBROOK.
Rags, t;inseng Tecsxx a. and Festhers wanted in
hsTge
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
FEMALES BEWARE OF coNs,rupr,o>
BALDNESs AND Loss OF HAIR.

u caused by want OF healthy action i'm tho vcsssa
which throw off the persprsion nom the head. When
these vessels weak Diseased, the perspiraton Is
thick and clsmmy, and sdberes the mouths OF the
pore, and ees them up, aud dries forms scurf and
dsndrun Les blood l. then carried roots OF the
hair and Tor the want Of which the hair has not suf
Gent nourshment, and consequently becomes dry and
harsh, and begins inse-hiy fall of. which, contin
ing 10 increase, eventually produces badness Restore
The capillary vessels Of ue bead 10 their former healthy
condition. and ine silky hair will make its appear
enee which viii increase in quantity and volume until
The hair toconcs thick and heahhy.
tnyws Hair Tonic - the only preparation that has ev
ct bees knownfo produce hair bald heads which
has done in mnumerahle Instances and will seldom
tahtiPIopecly and perseycrnsly used. For sale by
saplt ..,..H CRUM DACkER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

WE T., the subscribers citizens of Wheeling Va bse
~ tug by long eNpe fence. fully tested the as 0,t,s.
OF nr. Eod's tonic snd anti dy spepsia Plls- as n
~ medicine, and being ds~irous ofeNondng the benefits
81 them throughout the country have consented To give
TINS testimonial in their favor.
We do not recommend thcm panacea: hut as =
medicine, the operation OF which such 20 prevent
the arising of many common aud dsagreeabe
s Wen a. certain and efecual remedy all those no
may liz laiorlng under such complaints: for instance,
headache, sickness and ofthc stomach eostive
mess. snd many other forms OF Dyspepsia. For many
OF The complaints of children recommend tile Pills a.
invaluable.
Dr. Boil has prepared pamphlet. setting forth more
my the nature and Use of IBIS fi and ofIhe re.
cnhar cases IA which they applicable We refer all
persons DESTROYS OF having aud eieetual family
medicine TO the use of these Pills.
Wheeling. MAY 18th. 1886
WIN. ". GU AkRlER. q consider them uvaluatlc) Crk
In ". A. NJ. BANK.
X. &. WOODS. Sheriff of Ohio County,
ALIEN. 4. LAlDlEN clerk Of the Circuit sun Court
DANIEL SrEENROD, Director or North Weston Bank
ARCHlBAl.D WOODS, President n. w. Bank,
H. W. WOODS,
THOMASG. ~ ACK. Commission Merchant.
THOMAS PAUL.. Director y. W. Rank,
JAMES ". STOUT, CLERK NJ. s. VI. Bank
WM CHAPLlNE. Deputy sheriff,
]. LIST, Cashier n. w. Hawk,
H. ID. Brown, CLERK y. W. Bank,
WM. \. ROBERTSON,
ALFRED CALDW ELL. Attorney al Law
JAMES +. MELVIN. Flour Inspector
For sale by PRIV OR & PAUL.. Druggists
sen n Wheeling Sole Ag'is for the Pronr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

EAHOGAN1 NENEEkr.-Juat received =
Iva Mahogany Ncneers and for low for cash AT
143 Main street, Wheeling Virgina.
sep MENDEL & HARBOUR.
FASHIONABLE BOOT LASTS.
lust received from the East assortment of superior
fine fashionable Boot Lasts, sign the Biz Red
Boot scp9 MCLAI.LEN & KNOX
- OOK OUT.-Just received Al the new Garnet store
- l73 Main street, 1900 yards OF Venetian earpetne
nom "a Co 30 inches wide. Also 900 pamaak We
ne,ian superior article and for reduced prices
by seP9 hENDEL, HARBOUR 4 co.
Y URNITURE vARNIsII.--Just received a fresh sun
.E of Smith. Stratton Cos superior Polishing Vansh
and for sale al Manufacturers prices.
sep9 MENDEL A. HARBOUR.
@ OLA AND CHAIR sPRINGs-is dozen Sole Spring
~ just received and for sale AZ lf3 Main Wheeling
seps MENDEL 4 HARBOUR.
~ EP WARM.-Steam boat owners win please re-
- member that have large stock OF Quilts. Mat
uasscs, Pillows &c &c. on hand and for sale AZ Il3
Main ST. Wheeling sePe MENDEL a HARBOUR.
I I ERE THEY COME.--l0OO yards az superine ply
~ Carpets just received at the New carpet Store No.
ls3, Main street, Wheeling, Va. aud for sale
sep9 hENDEL, HARBOUR l. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
$50 GOO.

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-J lass No. 80,
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware ON Saturday,
September ~, $50.
prize Of SsOcOO, OF Is .OoO I Of SEQ of 5000
7snumhcrs ~ ballots. Tickets SI2: certificate of
% wholCs SIG shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
FRE.su SUPPLY.

TOHN ". THOMPSON, successor to j. .. Has,VcgI,
decd, has just received fresh supply Of Books and
Stationary which, added 20 ms already large and varied
assortment enables hi 80 say tlc former csl.tonera ~
the establishment and all others who may honor hl,n
WITH call that his stock conipcie and tifa
the repulsiioH % his predecessor cheap ookseIer
Willis fully sustained BY him. sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
BoARD oF TRADE

BUAKD UF kADEs.
COMMITTEE on Commerce for Sepiember.
A. n. JOHNSTON, c. d. HUBBARD, rus. SWEENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
10000 Dollars

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware aud
Georgia. Class No z. Extra.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, ON Saturday
September H.. ls46.
prize of s2Oo0O: 30 ofi.Coo;1 OF .JO0;l OF 3co0
IS numbers, - drawn Tickets So certificate Of IS
wholcs So, shares In proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

nWEss WHALEBoNEs I00 u.s. tu-t received and
- for sale by sept TO- TALLAN1' A DELAPLAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
RfsAD AND JUDGE.
IMPORTANT Fafpx

y We. ne undersigned yvhol,s.,, d.r-.,., 4, -.
l,s,'e, ny. are ssl.ed Dom an the normsion We "a,
ALlNNENTOR OF THE SUGAR 90 ATrD Pills
yHRv rv, are prepared 10 supply dealers al the NEW
RoRINsoN, PETER 4 CAREY. sos M.p.
Is NORRIS A CO. sGi Main 81
RUPERT I.iNDENBERGER, 5ii Main a.
ono LAPfING 4 CO. 20 Fourth street
bcLL ALDEN, "a Fourth Il.
Hg-Aud sodrhroui hont the United States and Canada
beware OF all frauds and examine the hox
Omcc EsGreenwieh street, Large Brick BlockN
RI, sif-A"'s' ask for The Improved Indian Vegetable
II FAnd see that G. BENZ Smith is writer with pen
ON the bottom ofthc box.
This " To certify that have used the Sugar coated
manufactured by g. Benz Smith. of New York Tor some
time and hciieve them To he good lnedcine aud also
original inventor and therefore Is entitled TO the henehi
ofthe invention. y. WILLIAMS
+ sass Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
once i1e Greenwich 1t. Qsrse brick bloekJ
rhis. Always ask Tor the Improved Indian Vegetable
H-rAnd see thar C. BENZ smith /. WRITTEN with
AsrSrs ~ WRESTLING. }, CRUMBACKER PRYOR
a. .fAuLI. u. MACLANE Argus Once " '"
sr. CLsrRsvlrs. u. MORGAN a RAMSEY
FEMALES BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION
AMI not safer the early sees 10 knit its f,.I
& sys'en. bat guard them would the thief at
hgh Nhcn yos nnd the fatal seekirv to destroy
Year h:ahh Ivy sphlisng tie evil seeds of scrios lis
csse, Eeme1,ler ns. D'mcan's Exreciorant Remedy,
VI your die annually for thc want fproer
Had those known the wonderful effects OF this Incidence
ana used ~ in time. many could have prolonged their
nNs and yet have tecn dwelling among their dearest
friends Those who iaiornr nndcr the influence OF
s disease should lo~e no time In procuring "Dr Dun.
osn bNPectorant Remedy" u safe and eieensl aud
,ncns ne weak and dehaie relieves the pan ia the
soe ana breast, SURPRISES the distressing cough stop
we hectic Fever and night swesis and finally or
case re not too lar avance restoring feet he ah
fvg sale an Wheeling by aug ~ B& n b MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
$4,000
10000 Dollars

Grand Consolidated Dottery OF Delaware and
Georgia, Class No. 8 Extra.
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware ON Thursday,
September -. lS46
Prze OF ssooe0; Of iO60i, Of 5 eco; 20 OF Geo
- numbers n drawn. Tickets So; certificate Of ~
whocs ia cost So; shares VA proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

- ANiNc disposed Of port OF my store 10 tn
a Hughes Jr. II Is necessary to have my husi.
ness settled up; all persons, therefore knowing them
selves indebted 10 the undersigned either by note
account, are requested 20 make payment TIL Hughes
Jr. who y authorized TO receive the same
Wheeling, Aug. %, 1886. MCLEECH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
$4,000

PoKOMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. is5.
To lie drawn at Wilmington Delaware. Monday i,
September ~. 1916.
prize OF seSOo0; Off SEQ; OF 5000 ! vi 1900.
- numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets -: certificate OF
whOies Slie shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
C1UTiOR.

ayfhe great celebrity and success 81 thsss artieiss
has fauscd itin 80 ho c0uncfcd hy unpriuc nicd ~
sunF To provide afans impnstiou. ns CnR isfln has
ti ~ authorized AGENT each tifg thc tniou Tie
only Agent Boa Whfoang - JAMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

EILOUR-20 hli-. Frezier's brand, in stole con
aug is MREIII.Y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS No. Isl.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on "Wednesday
September 20, 1886.
prize of $4,000 of6,oOo. OF eco OF Geo sc <
- numbers, ~ talO's Tickets 81, ! certificate {
- wholes S5s shares In proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

NJ hLS-Ffom The works Of r. d. oiifant A. SON
jury q. IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

esALT-ioo bbis No Pittsburgh SAIL lu store and 10
- sale by NJ. BELLY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

100 HBTa Monana tncfa hoe White Pals. ipsf received
BOZ CnnsirafreTf and fur sale ou ~ JAe. MkEE
SIS 49, We 90 iHiF 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
, XTRACf OF COFFEt.

~ WOULD remind the lovers ola rich, de'ic.us Cup
y oi CoHcc. thai continue sell Felix's Extract OF
Coaec IL saves a. least half the expense clears The
coffee perfectly AVID y rich and Wholesome Will fur.
nsh the article Ia res alters % manufacturers prices will.
tbs addition OF carriage az No Ia Market square
aug . d. M'GiNNIS. Agent Tor Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19
FARMERS AND MECHANICS

A RMSrRONG'S calculation expressly for Wheeling
- and vicinity, just published and for sale by
sep 10 WIN. J. RoBB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-19

4 CAsK CNRB. AMMONIA just received and fer sale
- Nv jy2f JAMES BAkEH.
a CASES GUM sHELIiC Of suptfior quality for
- salohy iva JAMES BAK ER.
- CASEs LIoUORICE BALL for sale by
- jy "a JAMES BAKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
Dallas vs.. Tyler and Polk.

A correspondent i'm one of the upper counties of Virginie
calls our attention 10 the singular contrast between the req.
soning OF Vice President Dellas in justification Of his cast
ing vote in favor Of the Tariff Of 1876, and that Of Mr.. Ty.
Ter and Nr. Polk in their respective veto messages upon the
U. States Bank and upon the River and Harbor Bill. The
Vice President bases his approval Of the Tariff mainly upon
the ground that a majority OF the populsr branch of the Ma
tonal Legislature, rejecting. as he was compelled to be-
lieve, tho will Of the constituent body, required that he
should give that vote. Mr.. Tyler and Mr.. Polk, on the
contrary, profess TO have no such Difference for the will Of
the people, as expressed by their representatives. They 81
lege their own settled and often expressed opinions as q
sufficient Justification OF their imperial veto-opinions
which they declared they could not depart from without fla
grant inconsistency and a criminal derelichon of principle
But why was not Mar. Dallas as much bound by his old and
frequently avowed opinions as Messrs. Tyler and Polk7-
Can any one give us a satisfactory reason why a rule Of ac-
ton for Mr.. Dallas ought not 10 have been a rule Of action
for Mr.. Tyler and Mr.. Polk hkewiso7 We can perceive
none, unless it be this, that "the case being altered, alters
the case" Perhaps. however, it may be said that tho obi
CATION Of Mr.. Dallas TO conform his action to the wish OF
the party that elected him, left him no alternatve-lhat he
could not, without personal ~dishonor, refuse to carry out
one Of its leading measures, TO which ne had virtually
pledged his cooperation by accepting Office at its hsnds.-
Why, then, was not Mr.. Tyler, who has been justified in
his veto OF the Bank bill by reference to opinions expressed
by him many years previously, under the same obligation
10 the party by which he was elected 10 the Vice Pr.siden-
cyl We think il would puzzle those who defended Mr.
Tyler now to vindicate Mr.. Dallas. Nor is it less difficult
to defend Mr.. ID. upon the ground assumed by himself OF
Difference to the popular will, as expressed by the vote Of
the House Of Representatives, without condemning Mr.
Polk, who, in his vetOos, necessarily nulhhed that will
unless, indeed, as we before remarked, the creed Of tn,
"Modern Democracy" lays down one rule Of notion for the
Vice President, and another for the President. And this, By
the way, is by no means improbable. 1t is unquostionably
the most 'judicious" and convenient creed by which any
party has over been REQUESTED. Indeed, VIC are consuain.
ed to believe that it hos but tive broad, comprehensive AZ
teles-ihe first, "'Ihe King can do no wrong;" the second
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