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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
ITrlm ID CIncinna.i Nm.--can.

TTr1m tho Cincinnati Ama-icau.J
Yae fate of Gen. Jackson irrerOcajly
fred.-We learn from an authentic source
that General Jackson has refused 70 sign
the bill authorizing a subscr''ion to the
Maysville and Lexington turnpike Com
many. He has, theret5c, m MS one act,
forfeited every claim O. She uonort OF YES
tern men. and we calGo. believe that any
butthe most incorrigih.e uaH-v0rshppcrs,
or those who advocate prncIples directly
hostile TO Western interests viii have The
b1rdihood hereafter to vc'o .nr him. The
1eople orthe West viii receive the intelll-
renee of the Presidents opposition to the
Great cause Of Internal Improvement, with
establishment and d'smay. .Who could
have thought, he would lhus alsfy every
former act and pledge Of his own uponthis
imDortant subiec2-lha' he would thus
beiray the vital interests of the West, AID
the confidence of his party throughout the
Middle and Eastern States, MS well rs the
Western country. Who would have sup
posed he would thus yield his own pFlnci-
pies and opinions tot the sophIs'ry ofSouth-
ern Missionaries, and heedIcssly place his
future fortune and tame in the hands Of
Southern menl
What would the West, at tia day have
been. had the invaluable benefits Of Inter
nal Improvement spread their genial Inau
ence among u.s. Doubtless, many ofour
aourishing towns and luxuriantly cultiva-
ted fields, would yet have remained the
haunts of savages and the abode Of wild
beasts. We are Just beginning properly
10 appreciate its value-lust discovering
the extent Gifts benign effcacy--just learn
| mo 10 feel how essential 1t Is to our pros
peTity and happiness. At this moment,
then. when weare most fondIy cherishing.
and most ardently endeavorlng to sustain
it. the blight of JacksonIsm comes among
US to desecrate our object, n paralyze our
efforts. ana to abstract from the pocket OF
every man in the Western region, por-
ton of his wealth, and from every heir.
perhaps, a moiety Ofhis PatrImony.
We presume. the people Of the West
will now open their eyes 10 the unhtness
of the Executive for bis station, and will
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
THF CLOSE OF THE SESSION

WAsurNGTON, june J.
Yesterday, at 10 O'Clock, terminated the
First Session of the Tweuiy-hrss Con-
gess.
Orthe business transacted in both Hou-
ses. an account win be found in the pre-
Cedng columns
We shall shortly publish q complete list
crbe Acts which have passed during The
Session.
Oche bills which passed on Saturday
evening last Do win be observed, that the
President has put ms rct0 upon one OF
great importance to this District aud to
Doe upper end Of the State of Maryland,
a1d ,be whole Western country, and %
which. as a connecting link Of the greet
National Road Co One West the whole u
Mon was interested.
ItwuI be seen, also. that .the bin for
making am additional appropriation torthe
Louisville and Portland Canal, and the
general BIN concerning Light-Houses,
bloys, harb0rs, &c. have been retained
BY The President l0r fuller consideration.
THIS course is believed to be without a
precedent but IS not on that ground oblec-
to1ab.e, if legal. We have looked into
iha Constitution, and suppose that, from
its phraseologv, if the President shall at
any time hereafter. during lbs Presidency
sign these bills, they viii become laws.
Such was certainly not the intention Of the
Constitution; nor, we suppose, is it ihe
intention of the President TO retain these
bills beyond tho time necessary for their
due consideration. One of these bills rs
Of Ia description which has annually recei
ycd lhe sanction of an the branches OF
The Government for these many years past
and l1 which 10 the present instance, ale
though lhe aggregate amount involved Is
not large trertV Of tis States oftbis Un-
ION. besides the Territories, are more or
Lss interested.
The determination of the President 90
regard to these three last bills. produced
more Of a sensation than any thing that
usually occurs at the close of a session oil
Congress. The Administration is consid-
cred, by the rejection of the Rockville and
Frederick Road Bin, TO have taken ground
against Internal Improvement much more
decidedly than was looked for generally.
A novel proceeding. yesterday, is the
tiessosa Of the President qualifying his
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

Pola,cql Rcwards and Pniy aepts -
The following TRAIT Of Berad ot.-," from
lhe New York Courier de~ Eats Uhs,"
Shows how the Smeedish Military Chief
tain punished his personal enemles.
A Swedish peasant spoke contemptu-
ously of Klng. sayng-'II don't care
a fg for Bernadotle" The peasant was
and uader an ancient law of the
kingdom, condemned iodeatb. The King
Immediately pardoned the peasant, and
ordered the law to be repealed. But"
said the King TO the judge, 81 do not like
10 be insuIled, and therefore ] cannot let
this man of without some punishment. you
will therefore please to g TO his house ADD
say to him in my name-"Slnce you don't
care a fg for Bernadoitc, Bernadotte don't
care a fig for YOU"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The President, in order TO justify the
refusal to appropriate money for internal
improvements, says the funds ofthe treas
ury will be deficient for the service Of the
year 1880. According to all previous
communications, there was to be a surplus
of four or FIVE millions at the end of the
year. IF money is to be so scarce, the
President ought not to have expended so
much in removing foreign ministers for
the purpose of rcwarding his friends. a
new foreign minister receives 5000 dollars
outfit; and the old one returning receives
three months extra pay; the outfit and ex-
ira amounting to 1880 dollars in each
case. The ministers have been changed
70 England, France, Russia and COlum-
bia. Sundry Charge d'Affaires have al
90 been reformed. The needless expense
in this branch of service has been at least
6hy thousand dollars. Other needless ex-
,enses have been incurred; and It seems
the effect will be that the revenue will not
meet the expenses, after cutting of aPpro-
Driatious for internal improvement. Pres
;dent JackspD's reform AMI Tstrenef'
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sumo purpose.

The constitution Of the United States
does not say that Congress shall have
power to appropriate money for internal
Improvements. Neither does il say that
Congress shall have power to appropriate
money for the removal Of of the Indians;
or that the President shall have power to
create vacancies in Office for the purpose
of filling them by appointing his friends.
Yet both of these things are done without
any scruple, or aPPrehensions Of danger to
the republican principle" But consti-
tutional objections are only TO be alleged
when they suit the views of the South.
Constitutional seruPles have "a local hab.-
tation and a name;7 but their residence IS
far from the West Let them and their
adhereuts be clubbed together as opposed
to our interests.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

.l,ntofmy objections 10 ale bin here
..-.-,roed. The message referred to-
gan 'l lsts on the 9th inst., and q printed
bean. .Fib, same IS herewith transmitted.
c,2' o. ' ANDREW JACKSON.
TN, hin referred to Ia the foregoing
-s having originated 10 The Senate
s,Tote Droceeded TO reconsider salc
.,- tLe manner prescribed in the 9Th
..,7of the lst article OF the constitutions
,r7 thirds of the Senators present not
r- voted for lbs passage, ct was re]eo-
5y the following vote.
y-,s-Nessrs. Barnard, Barton, Ben
Rrrret. Chambers, Chase, Clayton,
r-+..rLs. Johnson, King, Livingston,
IE;o'ev. Naudain. Robbins, Ruggles,
ION. SIlsbee, Smith, Nd, Webster,
V.,s-lIessrs. Adams. Bibb, Brown,
o..crs,n. Dudley, Ellis, Foot, Grundy,
,r Kane. Rowan, Sanford, Smith Of
~ Saaruc, Tyler White, Woodbu
T1rtv.eieht members pyosent-neces-
.-y TO pass the bdI, 20
MESSAGE was then received from the
Hans, of Representatives, that they had
--,,,n,ed a committee 10 Join such COM
-liso as might be appointed by the Sen
.-- ~, unit on the President Of the.Jnitcd
S,ss and inform him ,ha- the two Hnu-
having finished the business before
Esm. were prepared to adjourn unless me
t.,s fr.bcr communications 20 make; M
l..b tbo senate c0Dcurrcd. ard Messrs.
WOODBURY. and BURNETT were APP
-,,.ed on the oart of the Senate
M WOODBURY. reported ihat they
t,l discharged the duty assigned them,
-l had been informed by the President
,-,fhs had mo- further communication TO
make. except that he has detained the act
=, relation 10 the subscription for The stock
n .rs Louisville and Portland Canal Com
rrv and an act DO relation 10 certain
Iisn Houses and Harbors, ior further
consideration.
The usual messages were Interchanged
Nvesn the two Houses, of their intention
20 adjourn.
NE President then adiournej lho Sen
1.a. sine de.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
LAST DAY 0F THE SESSION.
MONDAY. NAY 81.
The House met at SIX O'Clock, A Nj.
quorum soon after in attendance.
The bills which originated nus House
last presented 20 the President 0r hls APP
PROBATION. we're returned.
The following message accompanied
one fthese bills.
% a House Of Relrsssrtl.l-ss-
GENTLEMEN. have approved and
sir1cd Inc bin entitled tAu oct making
a70ro5raiIon for examinations and sur
vers and also for certain works Of Inter
nal Improvements" butas Che 0hrlseo.ogy
o.. the section which lpDr1priaias the sum
Of. eight thousand dollars for the road from
DerotIo Chicago may be construed 20
authorize the application of the apDroprio-
ton for the continuance ofthe road bevouc
i1o limits of the Territory of Michigan,
desire 90 be understood, as harifg appu.
voj the BIN with the understanding thatthe
road authorized by lhs section rs MOTTO be-
extended beyond ,he limits of the said
Territory.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Max 81, 1880
The business of the Session boiug fin
isbed. ibe House, al no o'clock, adjourn
ed s1E6ic
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Geltrshnrr r. AZ 3.

TettysDuTg "a Nay ..
a dreadful tornado passed over small
section of the country near Westminster,
Nd. on Monday the Eth inst. Nothing
in Is course, could resist ITS devastating
eGeds. The largest frees were uprooted;
and several buildings overturned. It's
widh, in some places, was not more than
ffyyards. We understood that in an or
chad near the town, Of 100 trees, about
90 we're torn up by the root -ScRtineL
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DIED

DTED-In this place, on Tuesday the lsi In-
tn, - : pulmonary consumption, after long
and ,sinfil illness. which she bore with christian
c.-,;!, III Mrs ELIZABETH FORSYTH, con
sort Of Mr.. HiU,a7p Forsyth, aged 80 years. and
rorr5erly Of Montreal, Canada.
-On Friday last. 4th inst. Mr.. WILLIAM
7 DO8BIN IN the I'D year Of his age.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

Much business Of an Executive nature
was transacted on Saturday A part of il
was the ratification Of a Treaty recently
concluded with Denmark; and auo1er
part Of 1t was the rejection Of the noalgo
ton of Wharton Rector TO rhe Office of In
dian Agent, for which he was nominated
unsuctessfullYa few days before
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The Prasijcn; says that if;he people Of the L.
States wish internal improvements TO be construct
ed by the general government, it IS "iadisPenSaby
necessary that they should amend the constitution
to that effect. The people have shorter way of
doing this business. The election Of men holding
rational doctrines on tho subject will answer the
sumo purpose.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
'meai," fave ieen as Improbable as they
were unnecessary.

One of the late acts of Congress signed
by the President, appropriates eight humid
red and fifty thousand dollars for fortifca-
cations. When finished, they will pro-
duce nothing to the Treasury. But mon.
ey is too scarce, when Congress wish to
subscribe 10000 dollars for stock which
would produce an annual dividend to the
Treasury, and which might, At the pleas
ure Of the government, be sold for ready
money.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

VIRGIL MAXCY Of Maryland, was
nominated by the President of the United
States, on Saturday to the office Of Solicit
tor of the Treasury, which has Just been
created; and the nomination was confirmed
without opposition.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09
18th April, 1880


NUM- ANAAAha way 7erfn
Ter0 late end important from CdrtiG-
qepa-By the very kind attention ola
friend at Old Point. we were placed IN pos
session. late last evening. of the following
interesting intelligence from South Ameri-
en-. The affairs of that country appear 20
be very critical, and the next intelligence
from that quarter, NAV be expected to dis
close events of no common interest 10 the
friends of South American liberty. II
will be seen that the intelligence commu
nicated By Mr.. Burrows IS much later
than that by the brig America at Savannah
VIA St. Thomas; and while II makes TO d.
rect allusion to the Revolution spoken Of
in that article, is very far from confirming
The assertion therein made, that "Bohrdr's
power is completely at an end
The Packet brig Medina, Of New York
% days from Carthagena, stood into the
Chesapeake on the 9th inst. IN conse-
queace Of head winds, and landed Mr. 5.
Il. Burrows. of New York, from whom
we have received the following lntormo-
ton:
The Medina sailed from Carthagena on
the On of MAY. Previous to her sailing
the mail from Bogota brought an address
from III. Caicedo. acting President of the
Republic, recommending TO Congress the
separation Of Venezuela from Columbia.
The American, English and Brazilian
Ministers Immediately gave notice to the
Government, that IN such an event, they
should an Instantly leave'the Republic.
The British Minister, Mr.. Turner, drew
I'D very strong remonstrance, m opposl-
hon % this measure.
This had au effect 10 create great eX-
citement, and was believed would be atten
ded with happy effects, and prevent the
seoaration, which must II persisted ~, dc
stroy Columbia.
Persons generally, Of the best lniorma'
ton. look to B0EUdr as the only and las
hope of this Republic. Ifhe cannot guide
her. she will soon be what Guatemala
Nexlco. Buenos Ayres and Chill are, the
arenas Of blood shed by a brothers. hand
Private letters, on which the greatest re
lance can be placed, stated that Congress
would the day after the mail left Bogota
invest B0Erar ,cih Supreme Po'0er; anC
place the fate Of the country IN his hands
although one ofthe first individuals IN 10
gota wrote IL was not certain, but Bolivar
would Ieave the country Immediately, II
disgust Gen. O'Leary has been aPpoin
tied Minister 10 the United States; Mr.
I Burrows received letters 3 days previous
no the Medina's sailing, TO prepare thi'
,acke. for the accommodation Of this gen
Ineman. his lady ard suite; but as every
birth in the packet was taken previously
the reouest could not be complied with
and he will probably embark n the mex
racket for New York.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The President has read to Congress solemn
lecture upon the duty of preserving the republic.
an principle The occasion employed for intro
ducng this lecture is the rejection of the hill con-
tanning an appropriation for subscription to the
stock Of the Maysyue and LEXINGTON Turnpike
The duty may be admitted but the idea Of danger
from this source is fastidiou and ludicrous in the
hshestdegrec The Senate has, with much more
reason read president sundry lectures upon the
coruptjng- tendency of using the public Offices as
means Of his rewarling his friends and furnishing
his enemies The president anxiety 'orthePre
scrvadon of the Constitution, is only the desire Of
enforcing uyy', me nation the recent limitation doc
trine OF the south, which denies the power Of
the general government to employ The means oftho
nation in improving the pacific business interests Of
the country.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The Philadelphia Enquirer, Jackson
paper, says, that Duff Green wishes to
dispose Of the U. s. TELEGRAPH es-
Enlistment.
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whose term Of service will expire on tn
3D. Of March, 1890:
]. Barton Of Missouri,
2. Burner of Ohio,
3. Chambers Of Maryland,
4. Chase of Vermont,
3. Hendricks of Indiana,
6. IredelI of North Carolina,
z. Johnston of Louisiana,
s. Kane Of Illinois,
9. Marks of Pennsylvania,
10. Mckinley Of Alabama,
II. Rowan Of Kentucky,
u. Sanford Of New York,
-. Smith Of South Carolina,
II Wiley of Connecticut
IS. Woodbury. of New Hampshire,
is. Forsyth of Georgia.
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JONES q TYSON.
NEW BOOKS.

Th PLOMATlC Correspondence Of American
~ Revolution, volumes;
New Testament according 10 Griesbach's Text
American Amanaok and Repository Of useful
knowledge;
North American Review Cor JanuayS April 1890;
Just received and for salr rt thr Book 'ofe Of
j. FISHER & son.
Wheeling. June 9, 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The CuY1rrrtyp RoAD falls under t'o Presi-
dents condemnation ofthc exercise by Congress
ofthe power of constructing roads and canals Il
was fortunate for the country, tiat this most Uso-
ful work, which has afforded such Important flci-
ltios TO trade, was constructed before the election
ofPresidcnt Jackson Thousands ordollars have
annually been added to the revenue, by the imports
which have found their way 10 the west, in OK
change for products which would not have been
provided, chad not that road afforded chance of
sending them to market If that road was TO be
commenced, ''lhe preservation Of tho republican
principle would lead the President to rcto the
whole matter. IF the road was only for military
purposes, it would be constitutional enough, &C
cording TO the southern Interpretation Of the con
stntion, now adopted by the President. Webe-
Hege the power Of the government to be as pIenary
for commercial means, as for those of war.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The River is 16leet above low water mark anf
rising. There have been ls arrivals of Steam
Boats and the same number of departures since
our last.
90
We arc authorized 70 state that Mr. SPHGe can
not be candidate for the Senate at the ensuing e.
lcction--thai private and professional engagements
forbid it.
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MARRIED..

q, tbe 27,h ultimo. by the Rev. james ileryey
VIZ. Mosrs CEFtGHros, TO Miss LLizAlEAi' ="
Of Ohio county.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

The Presidents Message on the re- ecton Of the
Maysville Road Bill will be found on the proceed
ing page. General Jackson has recently made
the remarkable discovery, that tho appropriation
of money for internal improvements Is not constt
tuticnal. This is discovery which escaped the
observation Of Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and
Adams. The Cumberland Road Dill was approved
and signed hy Jefferson, and the location made
during his administration. The work progressed
under Madison's presidency; was completed 90
ibis place by 1Ir. Monroe; and extended 10 Zanes
vile 10y President Adams. We have yet to learn
that Gen. Jackson is moro competent to oEpound
tho rue meaning Of the constitution, than any Of
his predecessors.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-09

Proclamation of Gen. .4rimeRdj CON,
mRicatipg The orertFr0,g Of the G0rern-
meRt at BOg0ta, dated at Caracas on the
18th Of AprH
Juan b. Ans MEND1, General IN Chief.
Commaudant General Of the Depart
meut, &c.
Early this morning me EXceilency the
General 90 Venezuela received the follow
ing communication:
State Of Venezuela, Head Quarters.
Valencia, 22d April, IS3O-To his Ex-
celcncy the General In Chief Don Juan
Il. Arsmendi just now at 6.o'clock in
the evening, we have received from the
Head Quarters OF hls Exceuency the Civ
D and Military Chief The following impor
tant notice:
State of Venezuela, Veteran Brigade,
Cabudare, 20th April, 1899. TO his Ex-
ceIleney the Civil and Military General 10
Chief There has been received at this
village a communication from the Com.
mandant of the District, containing the
following interesting information:
In the capital of Bogo'a areyolution has
taken place IN favor of the cause of Ven
ezuela, proclaimed by ITS inhabitants, AZ
the head of which is Gen UEDANETTA;
large part of the troops Of the line, and ale
so some of the chiefs and civil officers
came over 10 us, and some Of that party.
had taken flight This important -iutelh-
gence has been officially communicated to-
the Commandant of this district, by Senior
Colonel RAMON BUEGoS, for his EXcellen-
cy General Marine. who had marched to
Cucuta. have the honor TO communicate
this for the information Of your EXcellency.
PEDRO CELLS.
hasten to inform your Exceiioncy Of
am event the most glorious that we could
hope, for the satisfaction and notice Of your
Exceilency and the province under your
command, and on which congratulate you
and the nation whose triumph It is.
Citizens The revolution Of Bogot0is
the result of the influence Of the principles
proclaimed by Venezula ia November last
The brave URDANETTA IS az the head of
the Liberals on Bogota. This victory OBJ
tned by the force Of patriotism over tbe
infamous Vaccinations Of dospousm, hnth
fixed forever the glorious destinios Of We
aezula 81 the happines Of South America.
JUAN b. ARISNENDL
Caracas, 18th April, 1880
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THE COMPLIES.
WHEEXHNG.

WEDNESDAYS 58gi9 % 1900
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H,,s60e..
TIIE CHEROKEE INDIANS,

Having failed in their application to Congress
for protection, intend to seek redress in the SUI
preme Court of the United States.
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The following is a list Of the Senators
whose term Of service will expire on the
~ + Ill IGO0.
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ANDREW IACKSON.

Max 81, 1880
Tbebusiness of the Session being fn-
isbej, tbe House, al no o'clock, adjourn
cd yrEdic