Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-28

lhst e,r - -..s,. decline. 20
corrr - ss,i a0sou,t loss 10 The wheat onj
-, 49, nee tie quantity cousumc,l.by them
Eih "A .,artetno where else. To say foihus.
I m h.-elnneN'rn. OF the uraculahle imprtancc %
homo maikst 70 The roduccr st the great article of
eo'ion. and lniing MS remarks Co the gram grow
ers aiunu. the undersigned cannot butPcuuade him
sell hat al will and aCknnN ledge The great val
ue o. that elias. uf pHolueers OF The Nui,rrtn a0j
Eastern marhei--ihc only considerable market 81
Iced which = permanently open 10 them upon the
! face OF the earth.
~ long as the policy Of other countries shall con
'inue TO exclude the producr Of onr agriculture rom
their porls. and thus deny % The advantage Of
iair recipruciY n Irudc. Il would appear To be G.
q1aty the dirtaie OF policy aud Of Justice 10 our
people 10 secure 10 them Gar as may be roas0nn-
bly, and property done. markc, OF consumption for
Their produce in their own country.
The undersigned ~ Of opinion that the condition
oil the Treasury AMI of the country demands an
augmentation ofihe revenue. II cannot hat he the
true policy Of Government to extingush the amount
81 debt now existing son practicable, and TO
avoid increasing II. The creation of debt by loans
and other resorts Cor to supply Deficiencies
OF regular income, cannot but be regarded. IN n
time OF peace. as injn,licions aud objectionable.
The general creJtof the Government, always good
has been greatly raised. both at home and abroad
10y the fact that has fully paid of and discharged
me dent created by the Revolution and by subse
quent war with Engla nd. und was with the Indian
'fioes.-lh no preservation of this high credit Is n
Inc utmost importance. II must be the neces sar,
reliance OF the Government. IT, in the vicissiiude
OF human atlirs, Sndden should come upon ms
requiring large and immediute EXPENDITURES ES
ael punclnaliy m the payment Of interest while tn
debt shall continue. aud iis payment - tn
Time OF payment OF interest. while the debt shall
continue. and its payment soon the time 0
payment arrives, rs well ns tho known ability an
honor OF the Government. ure the means Of insprin
r that general confidence which shall at oil times
ahle u TO Use It's credit To the greatest advantage.
IS The estimated expenditures Of the Gvvernmer
y or the coming yenr will exceed It's probable IL
! come by sli2lS570 65. Should Congress nuil
? "rize reissue Of Treasury notes 20 the amount
y S9UOOOOO. and the balunce Ofihe loan be dispose
, Of there will remain n deficit Of S2,TlS $40,
/, which provision must he made by law. Bat il
l. no supposed that Congress will deem il sdvisabl
G To restrict the income Of the Government the pr
n else amount ofils expenditures. There ought TO
p surplus Of at least Two Millions to meet unior
> seen emergencies in the public service; and. shuu
81 even the proceeds Of the sales of the public lan'
De Withdrawn from the States. a reference 10 tho r
e eeipis from that source in the last aud present yen
u viii show that n deficiency in the revenue, TO me,
l. The wants OF the Government. must still remain.
c The state OF the naiional affairs the disposition
10 The Government. in which. IL Is believed the poop
fully participate, 10 put the country into n respectful
e state ofdrieuco and especially ia support and SIRE
Is sthen the military marine. all appear suggest d
e prnpneiy u such increase of articles carefully sele
l. ted as, while the amount shall not bear hard
IN individuals. be limiting their customary enjoyment
Al nnr Cypress derauge the general business Of a
h country. shall yet supply the Treasury no, ex'rav
D. snrty or excessively, bat yet reasonably AMI just
= Tor all The great purposes OF nltinnal deieno
D. Economy that great public viruc which u esse
1i TALLY proper 10 be paciseI by republican Cover
y monis, would 10 bat half exercised &c while ID
J. one hand IT avoids all unnecessary expenditure,
II does not on the other make q reasonable and Jud
d cIous provision for iuch expenditures VI
~ nyodable.
d All which is respectfully submitted.
e w FORW ARD.
l. Secretary the Treasury.
y ! HIM I Wutrr