Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-02
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LOOK AT THIS!

Austria and the Money-Lenders for Pierce!
The following Circular, which was duly sent TO
the 'Demoratic' magnates Of N York city, has come
| into our ands; it speaks for itself:
New Yonk, I'd Oct, 1852.
Sir: You are specially invited to meet with us
on Tuesday the 9Th inst, 1T halfpast seven clock
D. m, at the Stuyvesant Institute, Second story,
back room,) Broadway, opposite Bond street, for
the purpose of DEVISING MEASURES TO IN
SURE THE ELECTION OF GEN. FRANKLIN
PIERCE and WILLIAM X. KING, to the Presi-
dcncy and Vice Presidency of the United States.
iSignedl AUGUST BELMONT,
Who is this Mr.. Belmont?
HE is THE ACTING CHARGE D'AFFAIRS
OF AUSTRIA AND THE AGENT OF THE
ROTHCHILDS IN THE UNITED STATES
| Americans! Willyou at last understand the in
fuence at work to defeat WINFIELD ScoTT
Will you at last open your eyes 10 the true nature
of the party which seeks to rule you under the pre-
tence that it is democratic ?'' Among the sign
ers of the above circular, in addition to the name
of this Austrian Charge, this agent OF the great
| Insurers. who fatten on nations as small money
lender does on individuals, are the names OF such
eminent and we'll "Democrats'' as W. F.
Havemeyer, A. II. Mickle, Jonathan /. Codding-
ton. They gladly league with the representatives
of the FRANCIS JOSEPHS and the HAYNAUS
OF EUROPE to create for our people President
of the United States!
ANSI
Shall the Charge of Austria, THE SUCCESSOR
OF HULSEMANN, thus impudently dictate TO
you who shall be your Chief Magistrate
woR KIN G M EN-!
Shall the representative of FOREIGN MONoPo
LISTS be your leader in the path Of destruction 10
American labor? Exiles and friends of European
liberty can You longer be humbugged into sup
porting party and candidate in whose success
your hated OPPREsSORS AND FOES take such
interests Democrats can you hold that to be
genuine Democracy which enlists in its behalf the
tnols OF IMP ERIAL DESPOTISM.
Wehave long known that Mr.. Belmont was ac-
lively interfering in The election, and that he was
hand in glove with the Democratic leaders. but till
now we have not had such proof as the above
Hitherto he has been notorious heavy better
on Pierce's election. Now, it appears, as matter
Of course, that he has used the money Of Austria
and the Rothsclilds still more directly TO secure
that end.
Can the American people full to rebuke this out
rageous presumption and crush the party which
cherishes such allies and employs such means OF
Triumph We do not believet. Eyeryman whose
pulse beats with the life of patriot, republican,
and freeman, will vote for the gallant and noble
veteran whom these foreign schemers md million
aires seek to defeat-he will vote for WINFIELD
SCOTT!
What the Locos thought of General Scott
in lS47.
The following resolution was'rnanimously adopt
ed by yeas and nays, in each branch of the Ohio
Legislature, February 6, 1s47:
"Resolucd, That we have FULL CONFIDENCE in
the BRAVERY and SKILL. of Majors General SCOTT
and TAYLOR, tie heroes Of ninny hard fought
baffle and that we utterly dcprecate all efforts to
supercede them in command by mere partizans."
What they say OF him now
an is a fact that GENERAL PIERCE, although he
was in the army but year, has seen and partci-
mated actively in about much fighting as Gen.
..There is more gas than anything else IN the Wing
talk about Scorr's military achevements.-OhiU
Statesman, Oct. &c. $500
The same paper published, on the same day.
with an editorinl notice, an extract says that
Scorr "dsgraeed the profession Of soldier" in
the Florida war. em. tsna.
w, R. KING ON TONNAGE DUrTEs.-The country
cannot forget that in the minority of Senators who
voted in favor Of Douglass proposition on tonnage
duties stands the name of w. R. King, the Demo-
cratic nomenee for the Presidency.
Mr.. King was consistentas an individual Senator
and as the associate of Gen. Pierce. The pnnclpal
always voted against river and harbor improve
ments; the associate seized the latest opportunity
to sustain scheme which would destroy those I'M
provements US; national work, and would fasten
upon the West..heavy and unjust taxation.
The Westwill preserve its consistency by voting
against both.-RepHbie.