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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-09-29
Wherein is the United States COnStitu-
ton Anti Christian

Not rer Sc as a compact of civil society for
the people of this nation, voluntarily asso-
ciated, Not in its general ends, or declared
Fundamental principles. Not in the MAORI
~ of its prescriptive sections or clauses
Not in its primary or most important uses
But in several of its practically influential
assumptions, prescriptions and requirements +;
which, in spite of its declared objects, prln-
ciples and uses, stamp it as unequlvocally
anti Christian.
II assumes the necessity, justice and eX-
pediency of war, and military destructive
ness as its dernier resort for self-preserva-
'tion, defence and respect. 1t expresses no
desire, gives no hint, and of course makes
no provision for superseding war with peace
or military force with Christian preventlves.
Il clothes Congress with almost
power to declare war, grant letters OF marque
and ~reprisal, support an army and navy,
frame a martial code, train the militia, and
do all things necessary to the maintenance oil
a COMPLETE war system. Hence eighty per
cant. of the public revenue ordinarily goes
for this abhorrent purpose. 1t makes the
chief magistrate generalissimo by land and
sea, and pledges him TO exercise his military
functions on all occasions of foreign invasion
,or domestic instruction. In all these re-
spects il is unequivocally anti Chrtstian.
II prescriptively obliges all It's officers and
citizens, either explicitly or implicitly, t.
promise it their allegiance and support, with
out the least reservation in favor of conscien
dous scruples on any point. In this it Ii
anti Christian.
1t is a pro-slavery compact. Shareholder
and non-slaveholders met together, both IL
framing and r~atifying it, with a mutual re
coqnition of each others moral and p%olitica
fitness to be citizens and rulers in a profess
edly republican government; which Of itsel
was a practical denial Of republican liberty
No man is morally fit to be trusted with TIL
liberties of the people, who robs his fellow
men of their selfevident rights.
It's trainers and ratifers held, among them
six or seven hundred thousand slaves. We
shis Constitution neither abolished slavery
nor provided for its future abolition, nor con
dsmned it as a sin against God, man, or lib
erty, nor lapen,ed it as an evil, nor express
Id a desire for its cessation, nor so much a
mentioned it by name. II designediy avoid
ths honest use Of the terms by which slaves
slavery and sisvsholding have ever bee
popularity designated
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-09-29
SALEM. OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER. 29, 1913.

larry not in all the plain, but haste TO the
mountain of principle. We have our work
before us, as moral reformers. Let US re-
double our zeal and energy as our field enlar-
ges. Now is the time to scatter anti.slavery
ruth by conversation and public meetings,
oy volumes, and tracts, and periodicals, and
private correspondence. 1t is the sunshine
Of our planting, and of our harvest too; for
10 The troPic climate Of reform, fruilage and
sowing are perpetual. We may not desert
our work without disaster to our cause and our
own souls.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-09-29
Parkman, Ohio, Sept, llh, ls4e.

CT The Mobile advertiser publishes a let
ter from Willard Fillmore which it pronoun-
cas- satisfactory to the Taylor mon Of the
South. 1t expresses no opinion whatever
upon the Free Soil: question, but is careful
TO state that the writer is contented to let the
shareholders do as they Pleate on the subject
Of Slavsiy.-eian55r5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
VARIETY GOODS

a ND TONS-The subscriber has Just opened a large
"a assortment of variety goods and German, French
and English Toys, which are offered al very low prices.
Has ON hand aud siii receiving 4 fine assortment OF
Piano ForteS of various patterns and of the latest and
most fashionable style Of furniture, 80 hour aud day
clocks at reduced prices. New music and precepto,s
for Piano and all other instrument. ] MEl.LOR,
NOV - % Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
AbzS.

INFALLlBLE COUGH REMEDY.
$ the only safe aud certain cure tor Cough aud Phthis-
= Ic. lftaken according TO directions, II eaupot fail to
reller the utmost satisfaction. A single dose or two.
will satisfy you that you are not imposed on. The fol
Lowing certificate rs gwen as evidence:
DIR. TRuxAI. during the last spring and summer /
contracted a cold whIcl was accompanied with a very
violent cough-nd2cd I coughed almost necessarily day
and night, and my lungs appeared 10 be bound within a
narrow compass while the tickling in my windpile
kept me constantly making efforts 10 cough up some
thing lodged ferp in nay chest. Ater / received your
invaluable medicine, took three DOSES IN three success.
sive mornings, (tastlng) and | was relieved eaectualiy.
| do absolutely consider il the most valuanie medicine IN
the world, for the curing OF Coughs and cold.
our friend,
ANN M'KEE.
Pittsburgh, Nov Q. IS47. dec ID
For sale at Me.ior's. Fairchild's and Crumbacker's
Whaling. Va. Prce . cents per hottie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
WEsrERN INsrRANcE coMrANY.

-,, FTTENT NWV.TVW-
W HIS company. being now duly organised. is prcpsrcd
10 make insurance on every DESCRIPTION of Fire and
Marine Risks. such as dwelling houses. store Houses. ~
with their contents. Also, steam Boats. Flat boats and
heelioa's VIII their cargocs, to aui from any uort on
tHc ONO ana Mississippi rivers. or fHrTt rthufaryS streams
Applications for Insurance TO be made for the present at
theomce of ihe Wheeling savings Institution.
aua4 n Mercy sc.,y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
NOTICE.
IL OF REAL EST T UNDER A DEED OF

TRrST.
DY virtue of the provisions Of a Deed Of r usi dated
II the LIST day Of November 1887. executed to the arder.
signed hy Robert Fisher, 10 secure certain debts Wherein
mentioned, to Thomas !. Ray. late OF Mononraiia coun.
". deceased. and which Feed has been duly recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Ohio county Court, in Decd BOok
NUM- er -. folio $50. ! shall on Monday tie 10Th day Of
January lS4-, proceed TO sli al public auction Al the
font door ofthe Cont House of said county ofOhin. in
the city ef Wheeling. 10 the highest bidder for CASH.
two pieces or parcels Of ground. situate in the city
of Wheeling. aforesaid. and on the West side Of Market
street. aud adjoining to. and on the South side of letter
sou street, Qeiug the same lots conveyed Nv Patrick
RAY to the said Robert Fisher. nv Deed recorded and
dated ApriIl.t. 1856. " nth the exception Of the piece OF
parcel Of said ground heretofore sold and converge by
the said Robert Fisher 10 the city Sf Wheeliug.
The title To the said property IS believed TO he good.
hui acting az Trustee. ! shall only convey such a title
as IS vested In me by virtue of the sail Deed ofTtu-t.
dec ALIEN T. LAinLEN Trustee
The above sale is post ,oned until Monday, February
=. l24s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
RENRATE ANENEA
alIINEsN HET,MNaIuN5ENEll

a. The public that he has taken tue store on Water 81.
formerly occupied BY Mr.. Mackey, where he keeps
general assortment Of Hats and Caps, TO which he IN
vites the attention OF purchasers. Those wishing a neat
fashionable and durable article can be supplied by
calling at the Wafer 81. Hat aud car Store, 3doors
north oftho Unite States Hotel and door south OF ths
fremont House, Wheeling. Va
aug. -, Ie47. HENRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

ErAS just returned home from the Eastern cities and
49, is opening . good assortment Of goods in his line
slieh as gold aud silver watches, gold chains. keys breast
fins. gold rings, spectacles and pencils, gold Immature
frames and Loekets, also Manufactures all kinds of sill.
yer spoons aud caps, clocks, watches, Music Boxes
cleaned and repaired on short natiee. Nov IL
tSTrecel,v - Nlrr
~ ~ DAYS from Philadelphia a good assSftffeht6I f6yess
ftiugcs, buttons and gimps, such as scarlet Nazarine,
Blue, Mode and Black etc. A O FAlRCHILD.
Nnp III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

rY5hE subscriber Is now receiving and opening a spleu-
y. did assortment OF Piano fJrtcs, Pine rosewood "a
5 of various patterns. with French grand action aud
warranted to stand in tune in any climate. These Pt
amos are mdic nv the hest workmcn in the Union and Of
the ~ Il seasoned materials and will be sold nj Nauufac
turers' prices adding transportation from New York.
We respectfully invite all persons that are wanting a
good instrument to call and examine for themselves.
JAS MELLOR Union ST.,
oct Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
FIRE AM MARINE INsIfR 1Nrr

TIL VI lNsl EED-or not 90 Ie-thats the question
WhttNer y = better hy one sweeping ire. to lie ruin
ed-and subject to al Tie Ills That flesh il heir 10. or like
" prudent man 90 to the Protection Once. and there BE-
niade saie. comfortable and happy-wc leave tor YOU t.
determine.
rhe Protection Insurance Company Of tarlford. Conn.
having already paid over SSo.utO Of losses m the IVES
tern ouniry. untitled to the highest confidence. ami
itior a-eut r Wheeling. Virginia.
W. Y. PETERSON,
"lhtaF isks ON dwelling hoyscs. warehouses. stores.
MUS .-ciotieS, &c. together with their contents. such a
NV are. NE ehsndlse. machinery. and evcrv other lies
= tiou II iusurrilc property. Also, on steam. aecI and
rat h"ats aud their cargoeS TO and from any mort on the
western W aicrs, on tile most reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
PLUAiES.
PIANO

n LII who want a good aud fashionable Plume will
~. please call soon as | have now a good stock on
hand. A. q. F~AIRCHlLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

~ 'O'u9' scsssrs to W. y. selhy. have open
ed Their LARGE and desesile stock OF ancy and staple
~, goods. on Naiu street. end door above Market Aay
=" wliicn uey VII e regularly receiving fr-m The Ea~.
ufw additions. Ia accoTdaHce with tier aiot trd cm
biem Tie Zee Hive they hopr ~ industry spd coSc NJ
tsuiioi 90 BUSINESS, ana by ke,giug a fHI amt lies rulic
STOCK oi goods 10 oaer inducements TO tacir friends aud
purchasers generally. dee -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

THE undersigned will continue the business on his
own account at the Old stard, and viii prosecute 1t
WIN renewed energy and vigor. He beas hs old rpudS
ana customers TO continue their patronage. and .ssiires
them that he will do his hest 70 Keep a GOOD asS,rthsnt
jan ( J. sEysysry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
%as81sTdMgE.


INST RANCE.
z iSkS WINfe taken rs the FIRE 4 MARINE IN.
- StEANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING ~ rHs
LOWEST RAINS 0u-
buildings Of al kinds, stone, triek or wooden andthcir
Steamboats,, factories, mills. &c.
Furniture
And merchandise Of aI kinds.
And AGAINST al dangers attending the transport alton ot
e"gFis o' rivers, lakes, scas. canals. and railroads.
~ 1he CHARACTER 81 the company as 10 prspptituie
and htcrsiity ia The adjustment and psynieut oUisscs-
Wrnts sSNVlo REFER ia tie merchants Of tus place and
eise"hes who have had The adjustment OF claims NO
Us. ouce on Main street. R HARDING, Scc'y.
aug 4.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
FOR SALE.

FUK SABF.
fsLa p OFFER for sale the property now in the
~lI0sNalr - OCCUPANCY OF A. N. JOHNSTON. ESl.-
xas. Said property is situated on Market 81. near
ApxT~& the Market House. II is rented for tie next
year for $3.50. Any person wishing 10 enquire respect
Ing it " i'll call on James Baker.
0 II. ~. CROOKS
Oct lift By James Baker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

N I'd have disposed OF my entire stock offancy
aud staple dry goods, to ilielnew irn OF
Aghew 4 SWearineen. who (haviur cailei theefrom
all refuse goods aud remnants aud oiherw 4 disposed of
that portiun) have opened their stock AZ Tie n+r store
oom on Main street, second door above usrkbt a,Iey
SIGN OF THE BEE
| would respectfully ask for them a eott nuatinu Of
TIC custom Of my old friends, with the assurance that
nothing VIII he wanting on the part Of tho iew frm to
render Their business intercourse agreeable nd satisiac.
tory. w TSFIny
T. ST. have still on hand a desirable spck - fresh
piece goods from nv Wholesale depafranf. which
VIII dispose Of on desirable terms, having otcrm med to
40 an exclusive piece business, aud IN god season cx
peei 10 open a fun stock tor vhoies sIinplfnr thu nre
sent win be found IN the room csljuinit my former
location. where | will lie pleased to see NJ old friends.
dec %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

"A For Sale.
EYlaI H1iIAT excellent dwelling house and lot
tslryyr \ on Centre street. Fast Wheeling. new
UlsAsf, occupied by Mr.. n. l.. Dorsey. II viii he
~S% sold low aud on accommodation ing terms
Apply to DR. J ENGi.isH or JACOB Wheeling.
jan :
For S,lp-The house aud lots situate on Main
L vi jaw. street in Ri,chiciogn and now w the
occupancy of James NJ. Wheaie. Will lie sold on the
most reasonable terms. The house is a two story brick
dwelling and is very convenient and comfortable. En-
quitc of THos NJ. ALMA NDEK,
Jan I, 1m. Main ST, " heeing, Va.
LANDS FOR SALE.
neHE subscriber offers for sale within a few miles of
i the city four or FIVE tracts of land,--Oue of which
contains 200 acres, about $50 acres OF which rscleared
and IN y high state OF cultivati OMIT rs well waiercd,
a good frame house aud barn and other ont buildings
and a soil surpassed by nons. The others have moro or
less improvements on them. Amy ofthem Willie sold low
One Gig 18th Of the purchase money will be required, the
balance TO suit the purchaser. Any one wishing to pur
chase lands near thus city will do well tn give me an ear
ly call. JNO G~OSi'ORN,
sep Is Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
50 ID ID q ] & & o.
HARNESS MAKING.
w. E'sesg ~.

HARNESS MAKING.
w. E'ssEga -.
NO s. MAIN STREET,
Opposite Joln " rortqeu's Tarcrn Sttad.
IT, ESPfCTFtfLtY invites the attention ofhis friends
IA and the public to his manufactory, and informs
them that he keeps constantly on hand a large assort-
m-nt Of Cotcu, irGGy, STAGE. WAGON. DR. Az aud
MULE iiAENEss for the Southern Trade. tie also kecps
on band a large assortment OF Collars, Riding BRIDES.
CHAINS, Hancs, Fly Nets, &c. he is prepared to fur
nlSh the above articles at the shortest notice made ont
Of the hest fnaierial and atthe cheapest rates. He war
rants all has work o%tsnperfor quality and perfect work.
inahshlP; je -
NO. %. MONROE STREET.
TE-Ehaveon hand and viii continue to ,nnnufac.
@S tufe Saddles. Brides. Harness, Trunks. Vali@s.
Carpet Bags, Saichcls aud every thing usually kept in
an establishment. Feeling satisfied that we can render
satisfaction we invite persons Wishing anvth,"- -
Inc 10 give us a call. AM c,ppsS. 20
x,,ppEr Eags anu Safcpels.-N great variety on.
4 hsnd and for sale, whoesao and 9sAatf, on reusona-
bic terms at No t0a, Main stfet, btSEken Union ami
Monroe, dec Z NtCOHL & CARR.
SADDLES-We have now a general assortment of
~ Ladies' and rnntlemens' saddles and viii sell them
al fan afices- call and see them at No 100. Main st.
dec NiCOLL & CARR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
The United States,
Peter Yarnall and others.

Peter YarnalI and others.
n pursuance of the decree in this cause I shah on
II FRIDAY, TuE I'm DAY OF MAEcH. Isis, at The Court
House in Ohio County sell to the highest and hest bidder.
on the terms after named, the follow ing lots IN that mart
of Wheeling named East Wheeling, VIZ: Lois No -. 81,
1913, and l4s, being the residue of Lots remaining unsoId
at the former sale.
The said Lots win Re sold on a credit Of one, two and
three years from the day of sale, m equal iNstalmeuts;
the purchaser giving bonds with GOOD security fol the
payment thereof. Deeds viii he made wueo The rur
chase money IS paid. Should the SAFE rot ic completed
ON the day above named, it VIII lie adjourned from lime
TO time until it is closed. Z.JACOR.
jan IA Trustee and Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

Select School Z. HlLDRETH VIII re open
A''''''' his sch0oI on NorthRasi Ton
ner Monroe and Fou nh SITS. Monday Iar'y y. ls4S.
TERMS-Primary Branches per session on3 wteka
s5,n Grammar Natural Philosophy ,MathSnaties La
tin and Greek SEQ.
Jan If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
A. o. EAlRCHILD

CTEEL PENS-3J9 Gross Commercial. Gilott's Phil.
~ bps ana others, make Steel Pens, received ard for
saeby Il. IiORNBROOF.
Nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

ing Between tile uuders igned has
indebted 10 us are hereby notified that their accounts
wti az he msde ont aud presented for payment. ami nIs
hoped thai prompt payment will lie giaie.
J. ~SESSENE-,
J. :. KIODEA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
p.to,t rivool And sTRETCnEDLEATHFR
i dttilt iFtttQ KANIE OR RTITG from 1 IA

"a inchesi either single, double or round; manufactured
by the Patentec, +. w. WooDs, New York.
These Bands received the first Premium IA silver
medal aud Dlpoaal at the Boston Fair. Also the first
premium at the late New York State Fair, al Saratoga.
and are highly recommended to Machnists, Cotton and
Wooden manufacturers, Paper Mills, Saw and Flaming
Mills, Crist Mills, and for all kinds Of machinery where
Belts are used,
Orders for the above, received and promptly executed,
by the undersigned as general agent for The nanufact
rer, Fl. Mckee
References: Messrs. Hunter, Morrison & Co; Messrs.
G 5 Lamtdin 81 Co. ian I2--.m
Herald, Wellshurgh; Herald, Steuhcnvile; aud Chran.
iele, -. Evansville, copy to amount OF ose dollar each,
and charge this office. send one COW. marked.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
BRUSHES

Cloth HAIR, tooth, finger, desl, nail, shoe, horse,
W. s%cruhbing. whitew ash, busting, hearth. shaving,
paint and marking brushes. BLACKMAR & Co,
oct 81 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

). LAMrDIs, r.. c. uoNHNN, Wv. X. IMBptN.
C.. s. LAMBDIN * CO.
MANUFACTURES Of Printing aud Manning
sAsS' Paper, Fnlier's Press paper, Bonnet Boads. Bin
ders Roaris. &c, &c
VIRGINIA AND PHOENIX PAPER MI Ls.
Uhffinr VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
Second Arrival of Winter Good,

an nuns Tume Y q sugar, 10 Terees Crushed
~ sugar. just received. RCRANGLE & q.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

For sale. .t,p'e con-.
sisiiue Of Horses, Hacks Bar
ouehes. Rurgic~. harness,
Sieiehs, &c. and ifnoi disposed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

G.l. IS coils Manila Ropes; 100 do Hemp do
SoIudSc. 90 doz bed cord, aud Plough lines,
500 lbs wool Irvine; 100 do Cotton Wrsppins Irvine,
1000 do Bacon Strinss; 1000 do Hemp Tow,
30 reels Packing yarn, on hand and TOR saie ny
jan3 Z BERRY, Water 81.
Just received and Rose iisir OH. (by the dom
THoS HoRNBROOK, Monroe st
NrRsgs wanted. laag :.
Nerve and Bone Llniment. S Sausss
and Bone Liniment, an excellent article for snres, broi'
ses, sorains, cuts and wounds in men and horses, lwst
received aud Tor sale very low by the SIN lie bottle, and Al
vesy reduced prices by wholesale, at The m nnix PAPER
Mil store, South Wheeling, CsLAdBOlN 90
Oil Paste Backing. s sSsFs lscs q" iast
received from the msnufactory a lot OF this superior ar
ucle. II soieas the leather and preserves II. lew
strokes ut the brush imparts a brilliant jet iuslre, win
hui little labor, For sale wholesale and retail al the
fhrnix Paper Mill Store, South Whrslins
ian "a LAMBDTN & co.
WRITING Ink Put up in eonveslen, tofm Tor
las, received and for sale al tne phenix store, sonth
Wheeling. lanS I hAhnoiN w.
G. Coffee. Sugar, Tea, Soap. candies, etc
SToCctieS. etc, jas, received al the Phnnix store,
South Wheeling. ls2 IS LAslonlN
Cap and Letter PaDer. % aSs %.
Letter and Cap paper, JUS, received at the Phanix Paper
milf .rore ~ isnf G LAMBDiN 4 co.
- Pis super Esrlsion Bingham, d pieces sh perior Man
sb chesrrr Ginehan 10 sup French do-jnst reed BY
I'M 81 AsStN SWEthIN.eN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16

- EAL Alpacca, real silk warped Alpaca lnstre.
Gaa Mode colored Orench Moreno a beautiful article.
Mode coiored Aipaccas, Sati9 stripped do. Lyoncs-
cloth, together with a beautiful assortment of other
sress goods, whic, will be sold AT very low prices by
dec I3 ". GOODkICI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-16
NOTICE TO BOAT BUILDERS.

CTEAMBoATS furnished with Cuaiis on the most
~ favorable terms at w. R~IIlELDAfFEE'S,
Wholesale and Retail chair Mandatory. Ne In1,
dec 10 Main q. N hsciue. Va.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29

mis-, file L%ocotdco authorities refused 70 count
tie votes, and Thompson was elected by a
small majority The Washington Union CON
tanned an article in reference 10 thissmatter
not long since, from which VIC clip the follow
ing paragraph containing a beautiful epitime
Of Lacoroco policy. We call particular at
iention 70 the concluding paragraph as a
bold avowal Of contemplated di honesty:
We ate assured that Iowa is safe for Cass
and Butler, Let the Mormons do their worst
But it is Beloved that the rank anil file Of The
Morhons will. not vote against us, there, as
they cid not get any Of the bribe which was
administered by the Wings They have made
loud complaints, and created considerable ex-
citenent about it. If uninauenced by their
leaders, and unbribed individuully-and they
cannot be paid, il il ID undertaken to bribe
them seyerally, their vote would be cast for
Cass and Butler by an almost unanimous
vote.
In any event they cannot carry the State
against us, and even if they could, not being
strictly entitled u vote, their votes would not
be counted and the Democratic electors would
cast the electoral vote Of the State.
That is-ifthe Mormons will vote for Cass
and Butler their votes will be considered legal
and counted but if they vote for Taylor and
Fillmore, their votes will be uncoremoniouslv
thrown aside. Do the honest democrats Of
this regiou coun,enance such fragrant dishon-
osty in their party leaders? Can they conscl-
cautiously act with a party which is thus repre-
seuted by It's .eading accredited and official or
gan?-Y Wig.