Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-28

aiioh, In syeskins OF paper. once Sr ALL wish Il
wsys be bidtfsieod fnearing she paper Of spunS
.recie poyng hanks. redteuahle OF sight. rnie,s 4
vsher Use specify IL IN sound axiom Of the Sen-
otorf L. bank taper me sole chief regulator of the
value Of wages ord Iroper'y. II 50. ~hsnsvcr asrs
"a q common euTnEy. tLcre should be unisru
price let INV the rostcn il srs,sncd in he
United Stsics where. ~ all Parts of the seuniry NJ
have banks. The Senator from Mssissippi (Mr
IIendersonl states that the service Of orinery ls-
boref which would fifteen dollars m his raft Of
the country. he had ascertained could be had Pitts
buryh for quarter. less. cf that sum. and in New
England ne understood him for abont half Every
body knows the vast difference in the expense Of li,-
ing between Boston and New Orleans. and between
New York and any remote country town. But how
is il iih hardmc ney countries, Expenses Of all sors
fourfd greater I'm lava thnn Flo
renee: and might 60 on multiplying examples for il
is much difficult TO find Two places that cores
pond. than two that ut variance Docs IL To, fol-
Inv that currency. While IL undoubtedly hos IN in
usnce ia no,even tho principal Of ihn ersyr
But. sir. cannot dwell on this. The Senator con-
tended. by ingenious argument. that a reduction
Of wages would be beneficial TO the laborer S@cnu.e
property would necessarily fall in the raiio alA
in the fervor Of debate. addressing New England
thrsngh me. rs appeals he. embrace this aerna
tive n resource 60 rscuc her nufaetures from
| the ruin which Inv in prospect Embrace what. Mr.
PRESIDENT How will correspondent fall of wpr.,
and property iii The laborcri How is his cordt N
10 be improved by IN The most that can he said ;,
that his relative condition il unchanged But can he
embrace The degraded condition at by far tho Iarrer
class Of lsborers, of England AMI el md where the
almshouscs filed with laupers aud those who
support themselves struggle for icl Can he dcscerd
e lower. TO har''-rnoney Italy. where the au.
ihority pend by the Senator from Maryland mir hcr
rick, will prove. but viii stop to rcnd it, wages
three pence n dnyi s 4 an invitation to abon
don the physical moral and Intellectual comforts and
enjoymenis which surround the industrious man here
and descend the dcpurable condition Of those vbo a.
from their counry 10 this place Of refuge for N.
poor. the Naked and the hungry
But, sir, as have more TO say Of this in a more an
propraie cerRexion shall pass for the present with
single rem ask-if such are the advantages Of other
countries, Why do the roor rmigraie hitler and rv
do not ciize .emigratc thitheri
will now notice the effects upon me public pocv
which imputed TO this bill We have alwa,,
boon told that II was simple proposiisoa divorce
the Government from The banks. 81 to enable to
hold lis money, aud therefore harmless in IFS char
| acer as IL would eflcot nothing else.
| But, SIR the Senator from Pennsylvania. while ho
declares thai he is not foe exclusive har4vopev
currency or in ohe: Words. j. hostile 10 wer,g
uatca State BANKS, if thcy ran be wcll.rerulacd -
he expresses himself argacs that this bill i'll dim;n
ish imrorniions. suppress cscf and stop speculation
by modifying the currency Gar work out these
extraordinary ends.
am by no means satisfied that I; ID capable og rn.
~, ~ a rpv
is imputed to il by watncsi friends md t,oc who
are ia the councils aud confidence Of the astr,inx,,
hon who bring II forward vita this view aud cxr~cia.
tion SHALL in this reply. coafne myself 10 lire rs,
tons assumed That 10 i'll Do fhe country no roo
havc ne er doubted; but have never allowed IN
self a. believe that exert tlaf influence urop IL
affairs which is Inscribed TO IT,
Ii u Will diminish importafions in the right way 81
lar has my most hearty concurrence for ihsy have
run into injurious This again is the r,,p,
a m n lac pa,lic aal n.
tor sup o,cs a principal cause N cr,re. nj
encouraging foreign labor instead our own of stu
ulang this trade under the persuasion thar II il AMOR,
oenehcai 10 the country than Ia sir~ngihen and kcr
our own industry. until it has reached a rt AZ INN,
rious excess. suspending laborcrs from roplo,
menf. and taking from them their bfead We bnv
more than we SELL leaving balance Of many no. ons
n " due to Europe, which is 10 o ,ad oui The
sources OF The fcopIs; and il J.. ne TO rctsce our
STEPS Tie Ir sidcnt, who has been n uso,on,,, ~
; thu policy. complains in his message of Ibis &C. -
seriouscvil and rejoice at IT, but he fats n MI,
cate the remedy. He talks vaguely of csopomv br,
shent apo" o'u great interests OF the Nofh ard East
We ,aus ar stand by our own laborer, fhd not sui
Ter them te be overwhelmed by this process a, a iha,
appeal 10 shcIa 10 DOVER Their VINCE. On, J,,. !;
plain and We must p2rsuc il with manly Grnncss-
Inc WORKSHOPS oil Europe must he allowed IN sur.
press eredif-suPpress blceied credit. oue would
mink u some new invention to defraud the Public by
me manner n VII oh ~ 9; oxen of but Ia car a n
with business. there credit has aways existed and has
been and will be abused a greater or less c,,,,t
cannot comprehend how commerce or n. ca, n ,
carried on successfully wiihoutii. Abolish credit ami
Tor "hai. Becarse the fslse policy of fte aJ,,;ns
tra''on IN 1886 siimulaied.li to eyccss Recau.
IKE inc freedom OF speech, aud OF the nress 4, ,a
"o"seo ! Know of no other poriod ngainst yvbieh
my genera OF Just charge be brought What
'e .,e cohdion ct our country 4 men were de-
Mod credit Norhing more deplorall, IN. -.
man ton to inheritance roe. into A.. -, oa 80.
his character for honesty and iutcgr;,v. IL; ~.
and only resour Q. and by faith placed b. M; he
.1us the iuhls IA cJssary TO go forward in b,s;nes,
MI PRESIDENT. u isene of the pisrous cha rac,.,
W our n'N Hons that this ya.h is omen IN hi
~'PrIss' ana The way 70 wealth as well NJ. N -.
nno iamc y clear ofohsiruciious for The mos, oh-,r
ara humble individual. Shall we dcnv ~ .roh -.
only chance Of success Shall we IranDis on ,ho,r
ana grind Them TO the dus, with the iron heel az -.
sl NO sr. VIII cspousc such ami ret.,fsc.5;5
uoc'rines viii vote for no law that declares A., ,b
,neS shah remain in hopeless poverty and TO IN,
perity. ''"e"' Vi P'oS-
| But Speculation ia 10 ibe put ryn I6,h. E
means by speculation. unxise and hazar,or. -
mas afwaysex'sied and always will exist vbs,a 80.
P'ise eiss unless nc can upToot the desire :; - L.
man MIND Tor tile sudden acquisition ar 49, ~,
mig<t rs well undertake 20 stop The ,,no,;or. , ~
sohs OF the human heart. The only ,,o, a -
prudent and sagacious in business,nJ :, :. nc me-
sfahIe hey should be so--s 10 make ,be,a y %
"ongh mo The future ~ avoid rnrnons boz.,,.. - a
s ' "oo Always have passion for wealth. y,;I, -.
Susr 'husiFe hopes and make ruDors baros;ns ,n.
'ne senator can enlarge their nderstanJucs s,d
increase their ssgacIiy. "nN
lCorctusion in our nsrt1