Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27

"Tgie construction Ct the new 5giers Is simple
They are very easily cleaned, and cost cOnsldefa-
oily less than ordinary boilers; while a saving OF
nearly three-tourlhs Of the room usually occupied
by boilers, Is elected Another very important
object il secured. We mean, the entire safety o
the passengers and crew; for If one Of these new
boilers should explode, 1t would cerlllnly throw
its contents directly upwards
.'-sSs.,--
For tie Compiler.
GESrLEWES: am unfortunately in collision
with gladiator so perfectly ''insensble' OF the
distinction between "repressed. subdued, sacrl-
feed aud "wayered," that il appears the greatest
souneutor OF hIs Imagination. Thus, learned
phIol0glst, aud perfect IN GEOGRAPHICAL lore
when Il IS asked on what occasion (m ConVeh-
tiOn) were the labour and profound judgment Oh
Z. Johnson rapres,cd, subdued sacrificed at me
,hriue of the lucubrations aud eabornlons OF the
East; and on what occasion the same scntlena"
had wlyEREo Iu his puTpoSes.-he trlumphahuy
asserts n effect, Startling difference; aud YET
fails 90 sheT whether the balance would prepon-
derlte IN 'lvour OF the statesman OF .aAOuous ha-
bits in controversy, possessed Of profound luds-
meuI u politics Abandoning tine one, and sacri-
hcing the other 10 laIoured sophisl5y;--or oil Tie
weak, vAvERING politician, who, II he deserve
pity. is every way unworthy Of the people con-
fieuce
When ist a3dcel, through your columns, an
extract 1t letter dated a. Richmond on the 10Th
December, 70 was nationally taken for granted, thal
b tHe gentlemen there named. cone OF whom. dF.
Henderson. being from t.1gioun with Gen. her-
cer.) constituted Iu th.- Ter opinion however
erroneous, part 10 l,a nlalanx OF debaIets from
tha west Ut whom lad wAyERED, 1lr. Mercer
might De u,e i.ad However. on former occa-
siau- 1 g..a prpaseg INSULATED tlat tue fe-
0u....t D9iIrl lr had acquired not the de-
I- 81 h.l bguIgat me INTO the held, TO
.-r...5 -...ri lus lud ambiguous insinuatous about
u. -e 1.iJica. expectations From the manner
F.. which his forces 1re now applied, one might
conclude Toe cu,Iengn has ''wAvERED' M that
0nu.1u Iu .hi-, however, he is as consistent with
himself as when hc assures u.s. that, ignorant alike
Of die name and purpose of tine letter writer aud
ulr adopting bis opinions in euen'o, he writes
not 90 viudcaie them whilst, according TO HIM
self he understands the writer so perfectly, and
mlniiesis so much anxiety 10 defend hum. But
hear him WHEN the " ritter of the letter from
Richmond said that Mr.. Doddrldge was the only
man Camoug the drhiter~) from the West, that
had romalnei firm. that Cook, Johnson,
Powell Henderson. ALL had wayered, who sup
posed that every member of the Convention a
r. j. did not suppose IT, who had made speech
or two was referred tor and not rather, &c. This
is surely from the pen of the same gentleman that
could illustrate so finely inaccuracies M geography,
bv what he so earuedlv shews to be want OF
precision in siyle-But affirm, as ENPHArI
C LILY 100. as the gentleman may please, there
were Deleeates from the West, ,tor that Is the
question from this, from Keuhawa district, wor-
thv to be- placed in tho foreground of debate with
Mr.. Henderson, and as firm and unylolding to their
purpose rs M. Doddrldge; TO say the latter Is to
say much.
would not he wanting in respect to any GEN
GILMAN; vet cannot but suspect tins controversy
ourbt 10 have been sooner broken OF 10y me-
Mas Zero este hOnbrs q 81 ettrar@gG'ls a'cfHge'
s ms, L1lios iqnas So atrltrOn In i"gtnqos'daa.
=; 81, rora.5n Il las graci1s II leave hum to ms
want If candor a + fuH'p 'f 49, l..
P 5. Whsneyor Information may ca 5'[ % been Sea
received IN Wheeling, that AessIS' ZOOS y C. uaI
voted for the adoption Of Mr. Gordon's plan,
believe i Wr.Ams,roug, ofthe Compiler, can inform
the rentlemau, # he choose 10 enquire that he
ha, probably done me injustice 10 assigning one