Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-15
carlile at Philippi.
PHrIlrpr. Val
MAY 18th. 1887.

Mr.. Garlic made his appearance amonp
/ us to make known his magnifcently II.
diculous plan to relieve Virginia Of her
State debt, complete her railroads, ,edu.
cate our children, buy each of them a
| farm, and fill their pockets with money.
His conduct among us plainly told ths
degree Of desperation to which heis dri.
ven: He feels the pangs premonitory Of
This defeat. The verdict Of an honest peo.
fpieSS is soon TO be pronounced upon hisse.
cent POLITICAL lie. When Democrity
in Virginia was well nigh oyerwhelm&
Pby the blackening cloud moved up from
the North by the enemies of our institu.
tons when Democrat stood by Demo,
crat,' having for their simple armour The
Constitution and the Union. DIR. Garlic
was found to have Joined in with the en-.
temies Of. Democracy, and in all the ma.
llignancy of unconquerable hates they
hurled their impetuous columns against
our simple shield but they have reeoiled.
defeated and tdismembereds In making
Democracy n constant warfare. they have
unintentionally made her perpetnalstri.
umph ~ Against many OF the phases Of
our adversary. time has already u pronounc-
ed his tardy hut unerripg Judgment and
the oblivion to which they have been, con.
ggb psa sbsr feeble iaD! 4. our slon naaS
altar, aud endeayored 70 persuade, mon
that they were the lights OF the world,
yet Democracy has lived on. il !has'now
lived to read tie spitaPh 1.-THE arch ens>
my, Know 6thingism, written upon lie
own ashes. Mr.. Garlic is not too itnpid
to be unaware Of this fact and he feels
It the more because he has been one Of
the larger actors 20 dsfame the HOUSE. Of
his fiiends.a The Democracy OF Barbour
will ere long mete' out TO him the reward
due his apostacy! That our pe0Pie were
deceived by him FIRST was his fault tots
deceived by him a second time would b
our fault. lAifeW short years since lie
protested to love DemoSt acy with al his
heart, and upon every fay able occasion
he thanked" the kind people OF Barbour
for having done so much for him; that
they had made him n NAN. De- IPhs
change, however. Of a few years has
brought about wonderful- transform.
ton Of his ideas Of Democracy. HisswAt.
NEST admirers now, we're then his 'ehe.
mics, because they were the enemies o
Democracy. To distribute the proceeds
of the sales Of the public lands among
the States. as advocated by the 6pposi.
ton. when Mr.. Garlic claimed to be
Democrat and acted accordingly. was
proposition. in his opinion, 7untsnabl6 BY
Democrats, and ridiculous in the eT.
IRENE. An instanceto prove the Hon.
CENTS p ,sition upon this question In
under the old Constitution Barbour and
L -1,AI.r -
gate. A Convention was heldiin Philip.
pi. to nominate q candidate TO. represent
these counties in the State Legislature!4-
Washington Long. Esq. of Randolph.
was the nominee. In his accepting
speech. among other things, he aas, for
receiving 4Tirginia's share Of the monies
in the national treasury. 1mmediately
upon hearing this. Mr.. CRrlile mounted
the rostTum, denounced Mr.. e Longs
speech as anti Democrats. and icalledi6nl
for another convention. The matter Was
adjusted. however. by a vote Of instfGs.
tons upon this point, which Mr. Il Eas
willing to carry out. Yesterday. Mr..
Garlic came among ne aud advocated
the propriety and coustitutionality. OF the
measure which inrf49S he denounced 10
anti. Democratic. AT Weston, We under.
stood. beisaid itgwas unconstitutienAlo 10
distribute monies arising from the sSlssof
the public lands, among The States! 10
Philippi. ion the ] lthlday Of May, he says
1t is constitutional to- distribute t6e pro-
ceeds Of such sales no prove ibis posi.
ton, he quoted from Gen. Jackson, Gen.
Glass; DO, DO and more surprisingly
than all, quoted from Col. Yahcey's card
to the voters Of Rockingham Published
in the Rockiugham4 Register Is 70 The
expediency'.of his proposition. IL ths
gent will take the trouble 70 examinethb
I ftss OF that paper. he will dodbhess end
something intended more direttiy for bic
meditation. THE editor Of that good pS.
per will not thank the Hon. gent Tor tbs
use made Of his labor in Phnippi. Il 10
Intended for q far more noble pufpose:-
to rebuke all us.faced politicians such
as Mr. Carlile--men who are wanting Ia
.stability-men, who are. any and every
thing in order 70 enjoy. office.u, The De-
!mocracy of Barbour have become disgust-
ed at his conduct. His kLnnd sschene
cannot receiyel sympathy from n.tem-
they will not drink poison from les eildsd
cup, Notwithstanding be mingled with Il
his tearswonly. however, 10 Iadd1poteney
to its deceptive charms. = asspG 5 sp9sl
~ After the sRon. gent, had concluded hiS
know-No Nothing thunder, Mr.. Roger was
loudly called for.8 Garlile fEas,not hap.
pylin listening TO Mr.. Roger, but Iike'a
coward, picked up ohisakit and 4fsssiedt
tnstanter. Those Of his Ksq NJ friends
who declared 1hstthey, were good pluck.
and could listen to Mr.. Roger, abandoned