Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-21

under Gen. Harrison and who now reside in
states Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois. Virgin
in. Pennsylvania or Western New York. to be held
next summer. Say about the 9Th Of July,
at some place on the Ohio river. Il has been suggest
ell to Us by one efIhe officers under him. and We woald
like to hear the opinions of his fellow soldiers upon
the subject. We think il will be u welcome suggcs-
ton.
There is no doubt bat tina, it Is the determination Of
the party in power To subvcrt entirely the liberties of
this country. There is no doubt in our mind, iLa, |
they can do 1t aid rh't they will do it. IL they are sus.
tanned 10y the people IN their present MEASURES. Let
them succeed IN bringing the country down to n spc.
che currency and they can do so very readily. There
VIII be but one way in which the people can main
tain or re-obPin their freedom. BY revolution. Pre-
veniiyo will be fount much better than eurc-much
easier md the people are now capable Of using that
preventive.
The object, Of the party in power is. first. 10 obt.in
control by law Of all The revenue an the country. and TO
place ii in the hands ofthe executive. This " IN give
them thirty millions annually 10 pay their party officer,
which will be equal TO 50 much money for an cleo
pioneering fund. The effect ofrheir Measure, the sub
treasury, must be, rs both parties acknowledge, to
break down every bank in the country, whether sound
or unsound. and give us nothing but gold and silver
and treasury notes. So far ns money is concerned,
what power can exist except the power Of the admin
isiration : None. The executive will be enabled to
place all the gold and silver in tho country in its
strong boxes, If he chooses. So long as there are du'
ties-so long as there are public bonds-so long as
there are postages, money must be paid into the rrea.
sury. which treasury may nav out. where il is prac,Ica.
BILE, only treasury notes. The process of boarding gold
and silver might be carried on, and nearly the whole
amount in the country would be found in the strong
boxes OF the treasury a. the end Of one wear. The e.
ecutive might then increase or lessen, EXPAND or con-
tract To suit lis pleasure or convenience. and wba,
money power would the people have TO oppcso il In
wealth lLerei is power. and when The ubolc standard
Of wealth of the country n .en,er.d in tho o,oc,,ivo
wha, other pover Than nbrs;c,, -, h. z,.L,
oppose il We know Of no,o III g,
nene. They have no,v bp,d,od. or ;,.i,,,a.. -
many for utility. sound and con,,oled n, -. r.o,Io
AMI which canno, usite for n ge,.r,l nn,Dos. tn.
will hen have one great engine. over which IN. MO.
pie have no direct control. and which u;u br undo,
the same power and controlled bv the same man ..
the navy. the armv the Dos, oo;.a a., -.
dietary itself
Nor is this single control oe all The nonov IN a..
country the whole power that !, will Give The ogco.
holders will receive the sono ~, tho.
iheif salaries VIII be worth ut least three times rs
much TO Them as they are under a banking currency
The president oC the United S,,tos roxairos o. ooo
COLLAR, n r.o, ~
Pa NV Su"ueaSu'y' erush
"" "S Su'ary VIII DC worm i9OOu COL
Lars mere being one third rs much currency as there
IL now. The officer who receives a SALARY of sir thou.
sand will rbcn u,Lo :, oo, -
,vh;,o d. -.
'U"s WV" """"' % CTS
"S "e" means can no"
D' '"e q" p'''eS "he'e 'ahd is cheap and work Out
tie pay Tor Them. Will they be able u do d.. when
they labor ai % cts. a dayl No. III They are born Ia.
b,rcr, ,bey ma M,
""u 'e uH"ouh' OF
e WING ~ business Tor them 10
"' " reaSe' ana they must have something TO do
To Keep soul and body together J'b.v will ,bc,oe,.
- "a '""Se VINO III aoie 10 employ choose 10
Ar i"eSe employers VIII be The oiice-hoL
VIM Ie'c''e melr enormous salaries and the few
y = u" a'o ''h' nave money at interest. The Of
. ,opIe win have no poxcr
r.
"a ,o,c v ~ H. .e.urh
a., $50, d. au.u3.- '"' u
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