Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-11

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uence will prevent it from aoinn 70 ST Mr. No. R
chanan in the Convention,
From another: -
Col. Forney's condensed objection to another
prominent candidate for the Democratic nomi-
natson' IS expressed IN one OF his Letters, thus:
tbonob so,therD S an t ttAau -, lo!,
among the BARSs UeHEts. of the North This
will not only drive off National men in the
North, but will repel from his standard the
WHOLE SOUTH"
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We" - o'1, ~ 'nEEL1SS
a a., t'4ss l'0.' ,tg al.0''D.0'1e' tSchtnono
my ~, contains s"' .o'io"iHg paragraph:
,.r ane IGeoF.oGs WasslIs NJ Oiey addressed
pamphlet, which were so cordially endorsed at
one time by honest" John Letcher. Is there
moLnmg sgnincane IN TINS sudden en- Abortion
einoP As for onrssfSss consijsr = ,raat
Outrage that this man, CLAY, should have been
allowed to air his offensive Free-soil notions
V Wo 1lpg'ha audience on virginia SOIL
ment to come and sbont nnone I,s from the R5.
nerisrn SO prevalent in portions of the West in
ls47. But there is hemp enough to hang any
" .ais Oh n'iSch'eV0us lAcehalar'es llA0 MN
'ne pOe',''e = yOu eau curse Tue
''iliS Jul Vi IAelh III any way at al-HhyAtnen
nang EN- next Ihats the regular good old or
tlouo4 pan. HOIST the galows' Snerln irwin,
ana lets get 70 work on about q thousand OF EN-
hereaoouts. me W6lg man VIII come over and
heIp us OF course. We are afraid, however,
tnat ne would run considerable cnance oil be-
coming victim himself,
THpRp :. vsrv T;cs o,erteeI vonno, l.dv IN
poor;. III ,rbo :, t,,a,t,,.o,,o 800. b.a Soo,
rn.rr;o1 tl,roa t;,,as o,'..oh .oo..;or, 90 49,.
norr;soe ohio nos ,,nitodS - mo 1o,,nao. than
7-e "s9 sSNA = : '-'' ~ s+'A''
nerselt' ana the last tltne 70 one VINO was twenty
| three years her Junior. She lived happy with
the first. unhappy with the second but prefers
tho I.st Atstho 600 or t,vo,,t,, Che wee ,,ol,od
80 - 20 :. - 80
u ulan ageu IllneIee'', WIN whom she HVeu
SIX years. AT the age of thirty she married
Imam of twenty. with whom she lived oniv two
veo-s Affar T. 1,nse of .p..rl, nine .,,o0rs Of
COS >. 1atss' ."t,ss % "s-''4y nitie yeats Vi
she was fortv.one wears old. she married again.
aud. in this instance capned tho climax the
man she married heinz univ eiehteen vcars old.
her present b,,sb,n,r with whom. sbei bos Iived
verv bappilv for two veors If he Is n consido.
rate young man he will die soon and give the
widow a.chance to look up somebody else.
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| GERRIT SMITH, as probably most of our readers
know, is the Abolition self:nominated candidate
for Governor of New York. He makes a prac-
tice of soliciting questions from his audiences on
all subjects appertaining to politics. and then
of answering them This is his method of
stumping, and such batch of issues as he EN-.
bodies would make horse laugh.
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer concludes
a review of Smiths position rs follows:
toI our satisfaction. Being asked which he
preferred, the Republican or the Democratic
party ne repeq tnat ne naa no Ghoice between
partiality for the party to which we Belong S 1t It
might have led to suspicion of its souniness.
We're tn there a particle of sympathy between
6s o 9ln a az .e epaocan party 'ewonld
os = e, y. agan we say, we are
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TuE Suffolk Bank, ofBostOn, is having a pretty
general.contest witha large number of the
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