Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-13


'rmciy day weather, and much suiirnng ia
; want 81 water Tor the teams
The troops lett in Santa r. and yicinity ar
Major Nj Lewis Clark's bittslipn OF horse ar
illlety aud a par, OF Col. Prices regiment. Ia
I gelhcr with Capt. Augnc,' > &, mpsny. (lron
Cole) aud Cspt. Murphy's (oi flsile) CON
Pany OF Infantry.
THE WINGS OF BoSToN-Mr. WEES
TERS SPFSCH.-A lars. aul enthusiasm
meettnsol the Wings OF Boston was held a
Fanuel Hall Oh Friday evening. to respond
10 The Wing nominations. JoSErH BELL Esq
president theses were M t. by Mss,rs.
BrsrLow dni Csc. T. CuarIs. anl \ ; RE, Of
resolution were oilere by the latter. The
Hon. DASIEL WEBSTER. i4troit ceI by the
ooncludlns remarks ol Mr. Curtis, then loos
The stand amid vociltons cheering.
! Mr. Webster said hc had not anticip,te5
me pleasure oi being present on this occasion
IL was his "ish Ia avoid rather than seek oo-
ponnnlilcS OF addressing large public bodies
"bue ~ was ms pufpose Ia discharge as well
a. ne was able the political duties delegated In
bin by the Commonwealth of Mas>s,Iuse,,s
he mus, hereafter leave the discussion of mn
nc topics IN popular assemblies To Younger
ana obier bands. Some one said, when,
can YOU find tbem2'
Mt Chairman, said he since some Of IA
Were assembled here, SONS siX or seven weeks
ago great changes have taken plave. no, on.
" ~ Tie Wing party, but IN the whole conn
Try There are many persons her. who bsy,
heard me declare that II was difficult aud al
WAYS would b. difiisult TO place or sustain m.
wing party GA a permanent basis. unless we
couli make an Impression lor good. upon the
crniral States oi the United Stats. The States
OF lh" East, ihc South and the West. vcr,
some "l them sound in their Eiih Nevert,e.
les, as leng as PcnnsylVsnia. Ohio and New
York were not with IA, the difficulty we cxpe
nrn'e would b. great and must be great A.
Sains' TIE manifestation Of sound principle.
Sooh'r OF later he bad always believed that
ibeSc States would come to the conclusion ol
aiding Wing principles. That dsy has co,o,
the light OF that morning has dawned mon
us No longer art Ohio ami Nrw Nh
ags'hs' Us hat they are with n. The great
centre oi The Union is with Us. The erest
ooidcf oi Atlantic States have come round to
our principles, and let me say, the whole
country - IA iaNor Oi our views and pfjnri
pies. lie reminded the meeting that sioce
the Presidential contest, at every clertinn th.
same policy had developed ITSELF anI had ben
more or less advanced. And he asked II amy
man could remembersny State that had sanr.
Toned, OF had expressed b. Isis vote sny ~.
newed confluence "a the present adninistU.
uon lie then read a communicated that Ia
had feCeifcd from New York. ia ted al FIVE n.
e'"ch ~ 'lie afternoon, which gave the result
q, ,, ,'e election and stated the majority of the
"'S candidate lor Governor al about eleven
u"u91nui mentioned the election OF twenty
~ IL.
and also That seventy members Of the Assn,
bly, were Wings, the whole nu,,t,,r b.;,, 20
Iy oac hundred aud twcnt, -eight. viii M.
s"chus' It's, said be, respond to this1 (l1at
haliD - ''''
Vow said Mr.. Webster. what has produced
'l'S Change ~ New York IL hal been s,id
mat IL "dS owing TO local questions. tn the
rrnt an duIi-rent iuciions,-to the enemies
o' u"'tfh1f Wright &c. But Mr. Webster
contendrd That the cause laid much decyer =.
IL Was 80 question of rent nnd anti.ffnt. In
some counties that question undoubtedly ma,
an ELECT, but there were other causes for th,
change. and lac lmstanced The votes on Lon,
bland, Oneida, and many others. The oues
/ ton b-iorc the people WAS not LEGAL aues
lion. Il'fre WAS evidence enough To SHOW
WAT TACT. While the Governor was electr,
ntlFfi
thousand majority. the WHY'S have elccte,
two thirds of ,hc whole nunipr of m~rpbq,
Of Congress and ia every district the ynle lo
those mrm5cfs run lar ahead of the vote Il,
. 1oycTnof. The cause was tn le found !;
ihc opposition To the recent measures Of IA
general administration
W rbsirT alludcd,o the unfortunate divi.
ion in tbc ranks ot thc opposition to the or,.
eat government, by which th. Wligs s,i "a.
, appointed THIS year bon Che election al NJ.
Phoenix AMI Vaughan tn Coucfrs. ~,
inemisr- Who never ilinohcd. nor L,,l,J ;;
thcit duty and Tor whom De- entertained IA
greatest PERSONAL respect aud esteem -,sr
ueineh representing party hi,h pfap1s,
20 nave li'e aine ends Nv view ~ Tia Wbig.
. lheso DIVERSIONS bad defeated thu p,,rno.,.s
az snd h9d let difcctly 20 the election at M
Democratic candidate.
lie also alluded to Che nopinn,;c, Of -
dates Of third party In his own di.,G,, 4,
said be should 90 on Monday and d.,e.;, =
vote 90 las own town (Nar-hG~LD and liz,
Joe should D. met hy gentlemen Who We,
misled Ia vote Zoe candidate ios Copor..
who could not. under ans present eirrnn
stances. ~ elected. The consequence orfhr
trnaciy was list their district l. sal Will
nnWPfe~nied 90 Congress. NE sstd ,yh,t
. m'ghl @' 70 night would not b. besrI !
Urm. aud they would not read al ID iusny ~
Z tf~ ihey insight receive. ~ those papef. tei,
devoted iu onc object alone. ,voolJ moi \.
them OF 81. This was lsncnlable evil. a,
ono not 90 o. ovefcOm. by railing NOS b, +
Z, proafhts. bat by reasoning
q ne slalrd llsl % vas ss clear ~ ap,tbii
in cAisten'e ilmi if was hy thc vote. al ~.
, men as ihrs' u0l, sling iIe views of fl,s I.
leriy party hat No Polk ,vas elected p.
\ dent go l-l l--ihai this Liberty rar, s,G..
= cd Texas "a d. admitted into he mon y,
4 'hat rt 80 isras they Kept aloof from IT, MI
. p"df ,try wfr- mspo sitle tar ihe etil.
'Hr go enf RilsiCw $685. aAsdift,,.
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