Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
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The Sub Treasury JN or aa aof proposed 10 passed
by Martin Ian Buren, and hs office holders 10 ROB m,
a6orer ef has caes 0ad 10 Jee, he aJyrers condition
oy Toc6'"g the farmer much IN DC price If has
Proeiuoe." That the Subreasury bill will have the
tendency 10 decrease the price Of labor and of all the
agricultural products Of the earth is a fact which Is
openly avowed by the leaders Of the Office holders
party and should once arrest ihe attention Of all
who desire the prosperity of the country, more par
ticuarly Farmers and LabDrcrs at whom the blow Is
simed-thn TINS is IDLE defamation bu, Is sober
serious earnes let facts furnished by the princpe
confidential supporters Of Martin Van Barren speak for
themselves
IL "a fact that Judge Tappsn, Of Sleubenyile Ohio
"ho IS leader Of the administration party in the Sen.
ate OF the United States and ia the confidence Of The
President did reproye Mr. Wallace respectable man.
ninciurer OF Siouben'ille for hs opposition to Mr. Van
Buren, and tho SubTreasury scheme, saving. that nc
Wailaee) must through other mems spectacles or
else he would al know that If the provisions Of
the sub-Treasury bill carried out it would have
direct tendency TO Withdraw forever large propor.
'ion Of the present circulating medium. and il would
necessarily follow that he could then hire hands At
twenty-five cents to whom he now pays one dollar or
upward and that wheat would be reduced in p.cc 10
twenty cents per bushel and all other products in pro-
portion 50 that he (wallace) could carry on his oo-
at much less expense and could compete with FOREIGN
manufactured goods.-This conversation took pl,c,
shortly before the commencement Of the session Of The
present Congress
would now direct The attention Of the Farmer and
iAoorer 10 another fact which will sbo,y that the Sub
treasury bill s a promediia,ed scheme 10 reduce the
P'ee o. Inosr and Of tho products Of the earth IL -
iaci That shortly after Mr. Tappan arrives IN at hiss
posi- ~ The senate, bis views carried out bv n
heihs and coadJutOFr Messrg Buchanan and Wakes,
also members Of the Senate their celebrated specsbss
When they openly avow doctrines the terdcpcy ocl
which would DO 10 reduce those who are Justly called
"he bone and sinew Of the land" 10 a star. oC d,,,.
dalton only Witnessed in the dcstoic countries Of The
''' "''d. Those speeches have been 90 widely dis /
'''"'"''eo' aud 'he contents are well known and
uH'ef'aliy rcpfobaied IIatn u not necessary 10 b.
1'o" airy iuahcr notice upon tiem IN this place !
would now pass IN conclusion 10 the re,p,rk. NJ Al,
iNchard Niles brother Of the celebrated Senator N
both q them distinguished leaders Of tbe Van R,,.
party together with iho comments Of v,r,te, IN a.
Conneohcui Ccurant. the Signature Of n ma.
acurer"
"AteT Tie one given IN Congress. b-,,L., ~ 81.
candidate ioT Governor Of Councrl,,pt IA, -
Niles, took up the argument More v .sa 5, No..
than Mr. buchanan, be spokc not ~ ~, I,i.,-,, ~
~ manufacture let us hear ts own 60, 'i,
ne matter aud o. ht and hs brother she ,,rJ,,s
consult much together doubtless hero b.,. 80 ,
views Of both. ~ his Published st,i,r.n, ~ ne :
Hartford Times Mr.. Richard Niles SAYS. ''' I
One manufacturer 70 whom made tb.. q, .,.,. / I
sked wlIai would BE- the effect Of the sp4 -, q
replied, that thought q might ~ some degree 49, d
he excessive expansion u he bsnks and e,ys -
liability 10 business and nat ne prize ~ lqls, ,,yy
,rsbatig ~ some rcgcca bot that producc end tho 49,
'esslrcs Of ife would be reduced M mu,h ,re.t,
'foporiion. which would make n much better i,- M,
a'yfins man as we'll as iof me manufacturer"
nefr ar Nhes evidently surpasses Mr. Ruri,an 4
~ lie ioresfw hot mother bic love nor NJ n, cl,r
ne love ior laoor.ng men,. would b. deemed an sJ
7i'.s 'or' '-l'8'o2 fI reducing Ger yssss Hs