Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-14
James M. H. Beale.

ella inns upon tho voters of Virginia TO the high
aud responsible office to which he has been
nominated by the Know.Nothina cauc,,,s which
assembled at Winchester OIL the 10 b and l4th
ultimo.
Mr.. BealO, We understand, emigra,ed from
Shenandoah 10 Mason county abou, lon years
ago. He once represented this Tenth Legion
district III Congress- after safds he was bea-
ten BY sn Independent Candidate. He lecev-
ed the nomination az a Democratic candidate
in this District, ard was elected again 10 Con.
gFess, where he distinguished himself by his
opposition 10 he rest Of the Virginia delegation
on tho Compromise measures. this gave great
Dissatisfaction toa large portion Of the Dem
ocrs!ic party in this District; and when he
cams out for re- election, Col. Hays WAS brought
oui sgainst him. Tbs candidates asla, Putnam
Z. H., and COL Beale, 10 his speech there, uan-
aged 10 array the Democracy against him, and
the old line Wings took him up. Hays and
Beale left their claims to a COMMITTEES Of gem
tlemen in Kanawha county, who thought ii
would be bss. for Col. Hays TO withdraw. He
did SO, and Beale promised tina. it would be
the last time he would BE- a candidate. Ths
election came on, when Bcale received more
Wing votes than Cor. Smith, the Wing can
dida'e-'hs Wings declaring that Be.ls wa.
as good whig as they wanted! We do not
know tina! that he distinguished himself in
that Congress in any other way than by voting
against the Bill granting bounty land 10 old
soldiers who fought i'll their country's service,
because, he said il was Unconstitutional and al
the came time he voted for bill giving away
milons oi dollars worth Of tina, same public
domain, 10 capitalists and railroad spsoula.ors.
We'll, after his tins " s out he declared 10
the voters of this district that he was done
with public lie, and tho Democratic rar.y
were much pleased TO take him al hs
:. tie was warm supporter 81 ]" p;.,o. "s, D,i
MS. .a'a' 'Fsd !" 20. lis son in law appointed si a
.~.."ai OF Wes,srR Virginia, ard to gel all
appointment: 10: himself, and failing 10 do 50. is
uouollsss tbs reason Of his treachery He
was very anxious TO receive tho Democratic
nomination a, the Chenille Convention last
iall, but his nnme was net brought before it,
Al That time he WAS loud in his abuse Of Know
Nolhngism aud every other iam-spoks oil MI
WISE In the highest terms, and every one
thought he had not warmer friend in West
EN- Virginia. Next he came out as an hide
pendent candidate for Congress, counting on the
Know Nothing vote-says they entertain rrn-
cipes which he entertained many years ago!
singular he never expressed Thorn before. }
Wonder it ne forgot them when he paid such
disgusting homage 20 that.greaiest and all foreign
humbugs, koSsuth, and when he r.,e that
red republican lslter7
In bis address 10 the voters of this di,,iic.
no declares his opposition 10 Conventions, and
yet receives the nomination Of an oath bound
caucus Of Whigs who met in secret at Win
chester, and offer him The uex. highest Office
in The gilt ofihs peopls Of Virginia, rs u renaid
for his tfeachery.
Since he accepted the Know Nothing nom
inaton, he has made speech in Parksrsbura,
a synopsis oil which ne find in tho Parkersbsrs
Neacs, part OF which we copy for tho iuforma.
ton OF The poor men Of Virginia who wish their
children educated; aud also for Southern men,
oil all parties, who have not one spark 81 South
ern feeling or Southern pride left in their Boz
SONS:
''Ths Fec School System, also
came under the especial notice Of Mr.. Beslc.-
Gu this question he dlffeled entirely frorn MI.
Wlso, beng opposed in toto a Tree and uni
yersal system OF popular education. lie would
have the ii,h educate their children ~
they might see proper and private schools,
founded and supported exclusively for thsm-
selves. Bat tina ehidrrn OF tho homes, poor,
must meet with different treatment. For
them he would have agrls u!,ursi and manual
la Dor schools established; whctsin the children
might attend recila! lonsa portion Of .he day,
aid weik at agricultural employment, lillins
The coll, The remainder. Mr. beale did not say
bow many houts he would have tho girls 10
work IN Tho fields, or whether they should chop
uosd, manl rails, grub, pow. In fact, as
The gifs were no mentioned, il may be pos
| tbe that he Wac in favor Of their not alisp.iau
schools Of any kind, and thus grow inp up rsgu.
ar isnoramuses, or, IN other words. be nalhral-
y, W hat Mr.. Beale likes 60 well, and is b,
adoption, rssl genuine Know NerHINas.
sBut The great, GROWING effol, oil Mr.. Be.le,
was his reference 10 Inc ressrns Of fugiuis's
bachwaIdness al the present day. With the
eloquent and convlc!lng remarks VI MIR. Wise,
made upon the same subject standing in the
same place, just one shVr week before, suli
ringing il our eaiv, i, sounded like tho i'm pipus
pralings Of sone suddenly translated Northern
aoollionlal. Passing by sems ether commonly
received csusss, (in which the speaker probs
bly, alluded TO ihs old siorreoiyped Wing lAl.
Of long continued Democratic rule, he charged
il home that "'hs great, Primo cause thereof,
apas the existence az our midst Of The institution
Of slauery' Mott word Md hs ,sy abou, ina
absence oil any sysiemofin,ernai improvements,
such rs ckaracierzs every Slate which has ont
stripped Us; or oil their popular seho 10, wherein
poer man can educate his children, While in
his State he camel do it, without virtual,
making pauIers CT ihem. til was sldrtru tbat
dors The evil;' not The efforts II absliliou,s,y
at the great centre oil trade in divsIting immi.
grafton 10 other Siatef; not tho fact that no
great effort had ever been made to develop our
Immense natural resources now lying dormant;
no. no,-SLAyrsY has done the evil And this,
TOO, while be al the came time announced him
self as being Shareholder, and not an ALoli.
iloni't. We here have i to say lha, wo do
hot believe Col. Dsals 10 be an Aboliionst:
but we know him 10 be Crafty man, ready TO
endorse any sentiments which no thinks may
benefit him, or rids any hobby, whose course,
in his opinion, is toward Officer
We have thus tried 10 give an Impartial his |
tory oil MIR. Besles passed political life. Il We
have "nohing extrnnated," we have sc, down
"norght in malice" Wa arc no, unchali,ab,e
enough 10 think ihs.van,y Of Col Bcalo would
inc'le nun to such remarks TO cosn the No tn
ern Abolition vote Tor the Incarnation of Vice
President, IN the next Presidential canvass, al. |
though soma think he has vanity enough even
for lhs,--N 10, il BY any possible chance no !
should be- elected Lieutenant osernor, his
speech al ParksrsbSrg will DO hailed by Moth.
srn Aboltlonisls as all anii-sasery triumph in
Virginia.
People Of Virginia. are you prepared for
ms! The very suspicion Of such thing would |
De IN insult TO you. We do no, believe that |
the yeiess Know Nothing in the land W in vote
a Ticket with Col. Boale's nams upon il, alter
reading his speech al Psrkersbsrg.-Staro of the |
Kanauha Vaueu