Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-25
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Your prediction, friend Gslishsr, made at
tsslsst Presidsotial election, that ell Of those
Who voted for JAnEs BucuASAs, still claim
lag to Be Wbig,, would regret il, before be
had served out two years Of hi, time has in.
deed been verified. The people can nov
SEQ how we'll Jackson, Clay aod Webster,
knew him, when they said be could not be
hstied Has not bis ns,dii,ns in every State
and County election, established the truth Of
Wst',ers charge, that he uss"no statesman
and but an InTeiia5I, politicians" The idea Of
the P',Sidsat Of the u s. thre,tning every
poor devil ofa Post master, with expulsion
from ONCE unless they shout sell done, for
every act be may recommend. Aud nov
that be has received . signal rebuke from
bis otrr Parfy' County aud State, Is we'll
~ fro" the people almost erery srA<rs, ..
an election has been held, We supp, Sc thu,
those Qasrda~ Wings, who b..,. been ,.n.
pors''ly wandering, apa ,oiou,r.a u,
short time 10 the lid Of bondage, are AMI.
'0o' 20 return and acknowledge their errors,
.a' JONI ~ with that Glorious old wbiy
fa''J, that is about 90 .yo.,s IRON il. ,Isr,.
'e''' shake OF the dow drop, that glitter on
us garments, aud once more march to Battle
Ard to Victory" That such 10 10 b Ii. 70.
suit Of the election in isG0, all the sign. Of
the time indicate. wshsve only to be Judi.
eious in the selecting Of our csndidatss-see
thatibsy are onssf, Jaio, loving 70, ssrratire
Ways, I've once though, all ,sh,g, were Aoa
'a' but FAULKNER once wasa IPhg) One
That has the elements OF popu ta,uy about
him, and who the people have confidence 10.
wicklow Of no one, who com biues all the Sc
qualities in more eminent degree than the
Hon John Minor Bolts. Amid the wild
storm OF fanGtieism, that has swept over our
Govern nent, he has been true to the Union
Ind ths Constitution, neither torniop 10 the
f'ght or left, but ever keeping eonstaotly in
Wow, the preservation ofour 81, rio1 Union,
As handed down to rs by our forefather,.-
No other man can unite all the elements Of
the opposition a. successfully a. be can His
opponfion to the rtpeal Of the Missorri
Comp'omise and the infamous Kansas and
Nebraska bill, would give him the yniisd
vote, Of the NORTH and Wta. Whilst IN.
der no banner would the Gloriou. old HAR.
Er Clay Iphigs Of Kentucky. Tennessee,
Louisiana, Maryland and the res. Of the
South, as Enthusiastically rally as for him.
True he would be denounced by tho n t,u.
MON Loesfocoef Of the South, (uot say YOU
after their support Of Letehs, in Ta) as an
"6O!HioHiT, so was Clay, Harrison, Taylor.
FL moe and .Sooit; aud 30 would he Wash.
'"sfo" himself, il the Almighty were to send
him down, once again to save his Country,
aud once agaia TO be the candidate Of the
Whig Parry. Let the Un,os Ier,aS Pr
then, Of The Union, throw out the flag of J
NJ. Bolts of Va, aud Henry NJ. Fuller of
Pa aud they will Be t,iHmpAna,iy elected.
III have not been too tedious in this com
nuniestion for you, and your readers, I
would te glad to say . word 10 some Tutu,e
No. in regard to our district election, as our
illustrious representative will be likely to
send poor BediDger of, to Bengal or Kan.
Ikatkia, and be again on tie turf in tb.
Spring Yours &c.
CLARKE