Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-19
TuEpHESluENCY

IN y
Nv ]oailion esde Tor ~ i.aul lFHc'onslF.
| tru,,. u4s not rlt,ug %. at inf' ma. iselnE'
dp u,t pHlu5tm M ttr-vcr,e a.. pa iatt nv
in4~ Ip.rt il. MT c,t,iuc-l la Re f,ce OF
,h,l i, .,t4 ant wtin'a. stlt btl-yr, Inst
,,ith Mr. Cav - 4, C,ulIifte, fur l-sr
uolld. tp sas NE has, o. eN'r~nc = doubtful.
Kiynuytt appreciate tn i~irrcrl, computed
,p,,i ~. If vii b. n-ce+>tp 10 frs rttO laciS;
,'r Inn. only i Ctavicti N tu reach ihp>e
who's lad. aenj is just nnw Controlled ny
hope.
A. ths IS, election. Nc. Gay received the
vote OF t,r following States, coua ing 100 IA
the eirct1risl oolleg'; Massachusetts IL,
RhoIe isiani, !: Connecticut, .. h-niucsy,
~ Vermont, Is: NV Jersey, :, Deianarr.
=: Trnueses, l3, Maryland s; North Csratt-
ma. II; OHIO. 2J-to,dl t01.
To have elected hin. l3S votes " re neces-
.sry aud had hr carlcl y. fotk, with her 80
xat--. hts lnaioiiy would have brrn only
three. Siate lhsn. Florida, Texs aht lfNa
entitled II II VOTES. have been added TO me
Union. aad il Is most probable NlsCohsii
vii op also admitted before the next e'ccl1h,
Assuntsz this ~ b. the case, tn ei~c'phH
vote in -. wiA number $50. aud $40 De- ne
eessirt To- choice. II, then, Mr.. Ga! should
CARR he sAme States that voted l1r hln IN
aA.-.AliA wei ttAphfiiNt ~
,.,.e uonib- hop Irso,-lnd receive he vote
al Nsv \ * IL lijtjipH, H. would AlNe III,
nui still lack ) v3tra Of an election. Nh're
then ar. thrs. Il come troiul What STATE
will cHm. 10 ID rcscua aud make up even
this m,tsrr lrf leacy1 VIII Pennsylvania,
or Georgia, bDui.ima or MlChissa or Ina.
aua2 true, each 81 thesr States east small
majodties against him on the last trlll,-ih'
atana and Michigan, IA iact, gave Nh. fdtN a
minority vote.-hat neither can b. counted
on With any degree o. c~rftaiuly an certain
tyn9t iile ojats OF unmeanins saeCU'at'9As
i, ,hotw- require.
The grrst |lalerrs's OF The c%ouIlry. he saie-
" sd tse Constitution, sy! aud oi the 0Hheh
aad the preservation OF a ndhte pltiy, catiaet.
must nor, De leopIr led. Aud he Who l0@l.
is.ly. OF w|lliuIt demands the sicr'hee OF
such hial trusts, al saea glorious iucehiFes
10 action. hat devotion q ANY man miy %
sfatiasl.i 1t h d. :, p~gt3tint Us not 10 see
dan.rt. ne mpss not expect Others - rus:' 1t,
especially wntlfi 1t 'nay D. a'etied.
'Tns SINE GAYS : which lest Mr.. Clay an
election in al Nil be liNely 10 have their
ell .cis against him in as. HIS long and Gls'
,inguislsd career as a statesman, II II mas
m,d. him maay sIradidsl friends. aH no m ~
has NOR. enthusiastic q better, has ats1 mtle
him mtny bitter an ~Vifuient enenies. inest
haze hin noae the less nov, FL theirs Is iif
hatred that never sleeps. b,causa ignatdnc'
and envy keep, il 10 wakeiu'lass- Dtlea'
too, uu Ter Cireuf s;aaces 81 iititef1iS !" GU
prospects, defeat al a iIm-, whta nae 'looeH
wssaln3t II .ason, would increase ittrlr Nio
l.4cr. las} as 1t must .irenthel tdeir belief Il
the ahi Ivy TO defeat Us again. Slch "oul'
certainly b. III. effect OF bis uou1ind 1'n anon,
hi< enemies; h1x, then. would II b. wlta IA
tn-nds1 1t might, perhaps, nesse the mor
san.uae Tor tbs contest, but the unll an
doubtful iutrcttd by The posl would grow
NOR -, and umi lily aui doabt would hnai
~ relapse l1lo apathy anlindiil renee. who
ever r.ason7 differently reasons '"l PlTcttal
", oui has a nore creduf0us fhliosoPh,
Than /, with all M attor, hay. otrn elrsse'
with.