Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-04

~ AHf W h'NAiha hfuhf q mrs
Ma. Eosr9R;-Surely the day OF " Lille
Fish" aud Small Pototoes' has rot passed
By, for George W. Clutter is on the stump for
Cdss and Batler. Yes, strange as it nay
seem 20 many who are acquainted With this
se-tniagly very hIrnless younIg man, he did
actually appeor before a crowd oil NOISY boys
il he City Hail, on Wednesday night. and
was in TIL presence Of them all delivered OF a
sptech. This wonl-rlul Youth said a
great ,uany things while he was being deliver
ed. at which the buys did laugh anl cap their
hands.
H started out in the commencement Of
his discourse With sumo very mtuiy re-
marks about the lirst set cement OF this
country, and then vent on 10 say that the
lag = OF Liberty bal iowa cesl over he
top If the L eky Mountains without iish ing,
an that h was n1w rrlrr-htn5 his wary
wings IN tAs waters of the P4riic. fuly
this Vas d mighty flight, not oi elequ-nee,
out Of tn E4sic. Alter returning from his
/ expeli ia orer the mouatains, h. called The
attrnti'. OF his audience to a charge m4de by
d Wing OF this town a lew dfys siaes, ihtt
the Loc9f7eo pirty tots the old ftde,ai
p uty. and nov, sfys he, "b,ts,l am guiug
u prove to you from this lle OF p pefs,
yhiei were pointed ah IL / was aNsistunt cd
tor OF he Waeeliig Argus, containing arti.
cteS Written by myself, ~ Inch are now as true
es they were when FIRST published, that this
IS all liiss.' Tbcs articles which were
now read iur the second time since their publ
cation, contained d slri 8 OF calun y s. vile,
abuse 81 low, anil i%d:selood 80 gr1ss, that
many OF the crowd blu,heI win shame. J.
q. A laus, Henry Ciey, Tom Corvin, JOIN ].
e ,~uenlen, DinieI Webster aud all the great
aiding men OF The past and present time,
came ia ior d share Of this penay military
mans abuse ami taiseao3l. No charge -
vile BAT What h. wa, willing to utter il. aud
MT III. living only, but the dead Patriots Of
The revolution were denounced as %trailors and
enemies OF their country. TO you, MIR. Eli.
tor, h pad a high compliment, by charging
you VITA all manner of evil. a4I sail hat
cheating was a part OF yodr trIle, as an Eli,
Tor.
Daring his remir&s he charged Gen. Taylor
as being either a tool or a kn4ye Tor utirriug
the sentiment that the People, not the Prtsi-
dent, should mike The laws, Yes, General
Taylor i, either a fool or Il kaa9e for declaring
that the People have a right to govern them
selves! Think OF this " laborers and m,chan-
~-Af ..lf,f ,. ~ ., ~ ..f . 49,
says that the will Of The people sh uld be
obsye oy tha President, Is either a FOOL or a
KSAvE S,ch were some ot the remarks Of
this stripping orator. Having no reputation
to lose AMI no ambition to gain one, he does
not stfuple at any thing thai, IN his folly, h.
may think will aid his desperate cause.
II may b. sad b. slmt, that Mr.. Clutter is
not to be blamed Tor these ioJi c~aarses, Tor he
knows no better; TINS MAJ all b. tTue 50 lar as
he IS concettrd, bit what h. sail is the doc
trlle OF the Locotncn party, an it Is Ibis that
| attack. The doctrine th,t The viii of The
President shJald b. law i, tn. loutlati,n of
tae l. 'coloco cr-e !; d-srny this pun ipi' and
the whole moth eaten structure will iaii TO
the sraull. Sach l.. the jc,p.falr colJijipn
OF Lpcolocolain, thai no measure oi the Wing
parry IS - Just bat what they will OPP .ose it
and cry ''siop THE IS il Was sail of th- all
miuisirdti n Of HE younger Ainu,, Ill ii be-
pure as an angel from Heaven il must come
down" SAGA Is the policy 0 thar dts-ae.
rate laty, but thelr days ore nnnaered-
thtir day of TIlr aut ram i, over. YES. On