Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-27

Every day We are receiving assurances,
rom all quarters of Virginia. which lead 20
he belief tina, she will iniaIilbiy cast her
vote for Zachary Taylor ON the 7th of Novem-
Der next. On this subject the N0h1lk Her
aid speaks a. follows
"Ourc candid opinion is. that there is not a
county in Southwestern Niginis. where the
changes are less than fifty IN oar favor, aud
ia one or two OF them four times that mum
her"
We speak sdvisedly when we say that. il
all who call themselves VI higs will do their
duty aud poll their votes, nothing can be more
certain that Virginia will give a majority Tor
her gallant son, who has rthec ed So much
honor on the land of bis nativity bv the haIn
of hts glorious achievements in the service OF
his country. II the Nhjgs do their duly. the
votes of Democrats whose patriotism Is
stronger than their party ppjudices, x whose
sense OF justice to the glorious son OF Virgin
Ia outweighs their attachment to'ihe north
ern man with southern principles, will do
the work. We know a g1odly number o.
them In our own city. who viii either march
strait up and vote for Oh lack, or not vote al
! ali; and II the Wings viii stani up 10 tl.eir
duly as they did in iS44. the m8joGity OF that
year, 230 for Clay. will be increased to 800
Tor Taylor, and no mistake. Only let the
Wings IN every other county and corporation
IN Virginia do as well a. this and our good OLE
State will be redeemed. aud we may begin to
hope that she soon will be in the high r0ad
to prosperity, for 1t seems that he ~retotUre she
has boosted OF little other progress than that
Of her democracy. Upon the Wings, then,
is d%evolyed a high responsibility, the manly
aud energetic discharge OF which will I'M
doubleday be repaid by success in a noble and
patriotic cause.
There is no doubt that the Herald speaks
the truth. There are hundreds, We might
say thousands Of men, all through the State,
who have heretofore voted the LOcolocn lick
ct, aud who now intend TO vote for Genera
Taylor.
We tell our Wing brethren again, thatthey
can carry the State. There is not the shadow
OF d doubt aboutit. Let them only believe
what we soy, and act upon tHe belief, and
our word upon il, we shall PROSTATE Cassisu
In November. The only difficulty that stand,
IN the way OF our triumphant success, is tht
impression which seems 10 peryade the Wing
party. that it j. impossible 10 carry Virginia.
We tell them 1t is not impossible, II Is both
possible aud easy, if they viii only exert
themselves. Instead Of discouraginS one an
other by communicating doubts and Tears, 20
TO work like meu who do not mean TO BE-
beaten, and YOU will not be beaten.
The cold. selfish, calculating otiee-bolder
for forty years-the man who has latlened
upon extras until his wealth Is sufficient to
constitute a dozen splendid iortunes-the
General who has never Won a victory, except
a single Insignificant sklrmish, cannot run
against old Zic. The Locos know it, aud
they are using every means TO bolster up their
candidate, by circulating false documents and
false intelligence all over the county.
Again. We tell the Whigs, get that notion
out OF your heads, that you cannot gam the
victory. You can, and il you fail to do II,
YOU deserve to be beaten from the 9Th OF No
vember until the end of all time.
Richmond Wing.