Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-14

The rauats and monacss Of tho French journals.
u'at they would take the i.henish provinces VI Pr..,is
ava bivsna without striking a blow. universally stir.
red the national pride of the Germans-.o much an.
mat Q hsS gong. called the German Mar.siIl.ise. ha,
been got NJ AMI sung with enthus .am and app,,u..
ia every city and every theatre. The idea Of ,hi,
,snS 10. that the Rhine isGernsn. and shall remain
German.
The party which was thought most friendly =.
rance, Viz. that Of the denoc.ai,. the chiefs Of ~h.m
afe neiile. held q meeting s,ms tsIas since, aud re.
solved TO declare publicly their sbhorr.nce Of French
domination. The famous DR.. With was chosen TO
afaW up this protest. which he Ia. Published IN the
DeutseAs PolGsdLs. IL is rs follows
The arrogance ofiho French Ia, L,,- announced
that they would tear s.under tho trcstios ofIsIS, 40
advantageous for them. and SO unfair for us; thar thew
would dsmember Germany anew, AMI take from n.
ihose provinces. dear 10 IA. FROM historic remembrance
and fui OF the vesiigos ut the ancient grandeur of
our country. The Germans have sho vrn remarkable
patience; they have responded with calm dignity n,
thsse proNocations Of the foreigner. CORN an patriot,
iui 'isood feeling iossrJs Feince. did net cease TO
warn uem - moderate SUCH prsteu-ious. AMI not 60
irntaie the national pride Of Germany. IL Wa, IN
vain. Even tho worthy French middl. rI,.,, ra,.d
n"th ng shou o! G sim an . ques,. Mr.. EJgar @ , net
mas ~nuen a pamphlet prOclaiming them prctensiuns.
which all the Liberal French Journals quot. and ccho.
We answer the challenge by declaring lhs, Germans.
no matter OF what shade Of political opinion. are eIa..
peraied BY these threats of French encrsac,nen,. and
are res5lvcd to sacrifice all internal difference l., "a.
snih This patriotic movement 90 spont.neou, ,o
unahimous' must delight every patriot at a moment
when the sentiment Of national Independence. with.
ou' "hieh there 70 no such thing as liberty. IS upprr-
Most N every mind. While the French journal.
'suni the Germans are ready to receive their s,die,
with open arms. We are here resolved. even The mos;
hoeri 81 US, TO rise snc Topel the French. and inst
without demanding any conditions from existing Nv.
ernmenis Let Us isi chastiss the arrogance O, the
foreigner, and then come To al undon.rsodinc nj. a.
our domestic differences
III ths PV'csIanis at the conclusion OF the ite.ty of
WesiphaIis had been animated nv these ,rn,in.rn,,
aha mad lent an ear 10 The patriotic srhortstiun OF their
emperor to unite in ~'csellins the pseiennons Of tho
S"eoes and French ere thcy got about citing their
own differences. Germany would have los, nsi,I,e, U,I.
land nor AisA's .; the msrCh Of civilization would h.v,
been quite otherwise. and all tbs sai.pitie, which h..
is' IN consequence OF The French revolution rouIl
have been avoided. But W have .rouit.d ~;.1ou
rom 'iPerehee; ths French will never win . single
men o. ground from Germany. Franee IL noyyi,e for.
midaoie-it 70 isolated; il ca lnot reckon uoon anv
other Government AZ fnensly to il. nor upon onv o,L.,
people. The fault OF this lies with the Liberal aud
Radical party IA France. The Government ,h,re
Iied 10 check such srrogani protensions; bu, the P.ri,
NAHonai VIII have II that the French have but 10
Cross INC hhIno IN order 10 be welcomed and bowed
Gown to by tho Germans. We can tell the National
mat u the Republicans come 10 nov,, in Franz. 80
oegin upon their ideas aud their threats, all Cernanv
YOU'D rise against them. Nay. en- slliases between
'hem and tbs Germans would be impossibie."
Dr. "ir'h. the writer Ofthis. 10 , native Of TheDish
naSaris' tn. provinces which, the French suppose 20 BE-
most fsvorab!s 10 then. But that province. a, D,
fIrth observes. containing Worms, sp;rs,. Mavsnn,.
we old IN perial cities most iIlusirioIs in German hi,
tory, can never become French ri,hou, ,h.n. ana
insni' resting on the German name. The sam. .en.
nmenh expressed by Wirth for the Rhenish Bsvnrisn,
nave been a. sloquenily eI proued by NJ. ysneds
The German M.pellaise. which W., h.y. 49,, Lilo
oed 70. called The Dsv scAs Racine, Ia, been publish
ca ~ me Ahg'ourg Gazette. and indeed in every jour.
nal IL IS attributed To the pen Of INLAND.
Ma mcLEop-Ths corresponding. If our s.e,,.
'sfy OF state and the British Minister IN r.fsr,ne. %
ms Individual. involves sons points Of q very deli.
sc !" UNCUT shsraetsr. Mel cod. q British sub
J.o'' 10 arrested IN The State OF New YorE on tho
charge OF murder. alleged 70 have b,.n -o,u;u.d
Vivian me Jurisdict!on Of that Stale upon an un,r..d
eiNzen' IN eonnectIOn with the destruction NJ m.
s'eansf Csr"lIns. The British Minister claim, nj,
'Os'1,on on me grOunds-hpt. that the offence ale |
seo' "eomm'ued 81 oil. was the result Of orders from
, suPehef ofneer' IN her Majesty's Service; second. tn, I
mere 70 no evidence that the crime w., 60
mhted oy The individual charged with n; and ,.;rd.
ihe authority Of State tribunals csnno, rsaeh IA.
u must be matter Of national grange.
me Secretary Of Stale replies that the Gene.
alOo's'nneni esnnsi interfere with State jurisdic.
ton. or the authority Of ia tribunal, In liza -. g
me nssisr now stands.
coffespohdsace 70 marked BY 9 EooJ deal oil
leehhg " beirays too much impsfisnce for the v,,t
tue'u"n' winch may grow out Of the mailer. The
-e"afss winch q has oecssioned on The floor Of Con-.
k'oss hsvs 700 much haste and bitterness The Con-
muse on torsiEn relations ~ whom IL " referred
W.T. Ne doubt not. be gov srnsd By ~prudenee and
I'eufnfpseiion which the nsiuro Of he case requires
i h 50 sssy hing 10 create sseiiemsnt on .nch /, sur
81 Of uAi'. and nothing 10 m0s natural; bat wisdom
'ns sound policy dieiats q different eoup~. Orr.
present CAIsfNsgsifsio. whatever may BE- his 81.
'os IN o;hsr msusrs has esrtsinly eviaesd Krssf p,u.
ienes and foreessi IN The management Of our E,ssisn
Isiafions Hshas bssn suhBeisntly jssloos Of he
'onor ot,ss eoosty' bot has been betrayed into 10
,et of Fsshssa -NorA Lp<y.