Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

adNtli'ees' greater. perhaps than tho collcrtinus
o" me me OF the roads, and not lcz productive 90
the Treasury.
Some ihrIhcr lcci,lntion seems ~ be nc,cs.,r, ~,
give tho Bond IT Plhlic Works such control over
c1'p'ra'ions with which the safe may Doe connect.
ca l hiLre' as Wtil put an emil o. the fs,ltcv hv
Whieh priN1ie interests advanced al the ,.rse
"i those OF the Commonwealth S,,n, provision NAV
's' De iro2cr. % prevent injurious competition o.,
tween fivul companies. The means aloptcJ Ly
''''iuHa's or private currouatlous 20 secure pat.
iohlge, usually prove more or less adyantogepus
20 the community; hut when the Si,ia i,sclc !,
large STAKEHOLDER Ia companies in active cnnnct,.
'ihcir uval ell irts may terminate Is sacrifice
"i pubic revenue. ,mu.cpycr sngrcs thnt nnthor.
ny n" conferred nppn the BJard 10 obtain hy agents
or Otherwise. such information concerning the ,,,rIs
oi other states as will enable az To profit hy their
experience and adapt oar syscm to tho latest nu.
proycmcLs
Nhlicvcr may he yUur decisiun IN the selection
OF works which Immediately require assistance. the
sduatinn ol Other Sldcs should aduon.sh "a. o. pay
due regard 10 tho ability of tho Commonwealth 10
comply with her engagements. IircsoH Be had 10
ham, prudence dicsJCs hat the an innr 10 be bur.
RIVED be limited by the Willingness ul the people
I'd o'Af me aN'imn necessary 10 pay The interest.
a'u grldHaily 10 redeem The principal. II may we'll
'c questioned whether thc advantages Of any I'M
proNencnt will warrant System OF borrowing 10 nay
Hsres on Iis cost nor does il appear 10 me - be-,
safe to engage in any work. unless q can be rI.c
tel by the IA aus ct The Comm ~ wealth exclusive
ni md irom The General Government S,nio ct tho
friends OF education and Of internal Improvements
are eagerly expecting assisIl.cc frum The r.coui
Act oi Congress mr distributing aIaun. the sisics
tho proceeds of the sIlrB Of tho PIblc Ltnls Egt
'hc proTrciy IF that act l. c"asil,fc b, qus.iuna-
~ by large piriiun ct the people. thai cxpec,a.
'i1h 81 "ii iromihat source must be pr-carous AMI
G. j ua;iyus hsso upon the continuance of the l.y
may prove dolu-ive. Watcher The people of the
United States Will ocquic,cc ia TIC d.s,rb.ii,,u %!
any portion "i jhe public revenue Go Ihc individual
States. o yet 10 be decided. I cannot believe tuiF
Icy VIII sanction such mcasusc NJ a time WHOM
'he Fedora. Guyernnpnt needs this common fund 10
meet ITS current aNpeusNs; when u ha- been drCm-
cd proper % rcplcnish the pu'lc cuG.rs by heavy
loans and The Imi",iou ofdut,cs on the necessarics
ui ir; and when II may become necessary further
10 build mp oar ioriicIiIuns, increase navy and
provide more ci!iricut system flr The common de.
fence The deicirncy created in The national irca.
sury. musl he supplied cher by direct taxation. ur
from the CUSTOM or BY rcsorliny To loans. In The
ilrncr case, nss must he sustained equivalent 20
the cost OF collecting the taxes; in the latcr equal
to the interest paid The amount borrowed. aud
the expense of negotiating the loans. II would he
moreover, impDluc f,r ANY Stale opp ised o. high
protective dGJIes, % acquiesce IA a sysiptn Wins.
tendency u 10 reudJr an increase of the Tariff ia,
GispcnS. u - sis0 90 be apprchondcd TINT states
7'dG'ed by these largCssos. may combine Tor The
imposition at uI lIliuu duties % increase the sur.
Plus 10 be distributed. The necessities of the IA.
ichiej. anI The interests 1T the manufacturing
states, viii uifud strong tenn tS,ipns % such a
c"Hrse. By accepting these bluuIic-. they will I'M
pair their uwn dignity and Im11risHcp. hecnne sub
sid1ry 10 The Fc!e rii Cove nmrut auI augment ~
Power aud IHllenc0 "a a dlnscrIus extent. Aaer
al they may hIl to real Tie advantages auicipa.
ied-tur by The terms OF The act itself Tho di>ribl.
iior must cease whenever ihr duties on ima,ris
shall exceed - per cent II cau scarcely De pra.
Don't therefore To depend on Contingency 20 uurcr.
iaiH or 10 calculate upnn resource Which may
prove 80 unavoidable. BrevIn. liii ihr many o..
Jection7i 3" this l.w.va require us repeal, IL yyol,d
~ nay opinion, be mnrc SAT, 10 rely on our oun
resources Tor The prInb;IpG ut great State Improve.
mans than - incur responsibilities based up,u e1-
recitation o! Do hau All IL IN lu sales oft.o Public
Lqnfs.
Whether the present system De confined. and
ihcsa or ulher notifications be- made, or q new sys
Ton be IuuEhi Inp.t aI,isahr, u shrliI Js a ear
lIHtl Object, that white by eicgllte remuneration
cunpctpui Teacher sccur.J thc cu.l Of tIll,lr
shall 10 30 rc..nc"I a- ip hing the advantages Of
c!H'aIip1 villain the Tca. "a of ihr most INDECENT 49,
Will, ample provision should - u,l. for The mi
mary Schools. our Colleges rnl ArlcIinei- e,pe,-
ally tho hitler, should un b. Ees!SclcI The IIui.
yCrsiiy has received liberal tu!pvm.i from tho
STATE. We uow c"Iry the fruits ui The enlightened
P.hcY oi %. The primary sriluols have obtained
portion Oh slIae biauiy, AMI 70 - desirable 10
advance Them by firhor assistance. Ia equal mpr-
anSe urd utility, The Colleges and Academies
have not yet received llat patronage frua the Stale
10 which They entitled. SINE OF the former. a.
IL true, nrc ia a furnishing CONDITION. and have
widely Gi-pens, their blessings having bcsH well
sustained by individual ClIu and private patronage
bat most OF tho latter require assistance. One OF the
causes of the failure Of our pros'nl SrhoO! system Is
Is The want OF properly educated teachers We have
been herciuiore almost entire dependent nppn other
States Tor instructors Of our youth. Bat IL we fsicr
institutions OF Cur own Stale, at which tho higher
branches OF learning are obtained. we may supply
our schools with suitable teachers molei with our
nsn principles and feelings acCuioned to our habits
aHd qualified % enlIgh'en our children ia the mode
we approve. should tins patronage be extended 10
these Institutions. would suggest that they be re
quIred To instruct, free Of charge limited number
OF such INDECENT children as may have been dIs:iu.
gnIshcd in ihe primary schools fur their proficiency
and good condurt. This would upcrnte a. a double
incentive, encouraging parents aud stimulating the
pupils. and a the same lime afI0rding class from H.
mnng whom might bc selt Cted competent instructors
hr The primary schools. II - essential to the foil
dcvcopcInoui Oiou system, that each description OF
schools be made suhscrviert to tho discrimination of
liberal education. With Tins view. deem IL proper
ID Gull yOuT attention % The Medical COLLEGE III The
seat OF Government Al present irIsa branch Of The
College of lIaRGen Sidney. located hero nn account
81 the peculiar facilities aH,rled Ivy city 10 such an
institution Established by individua onterprisc A.
lone at great sIcrcc, it has necessarily encountered
many dhiiculies But. u is progressively attracting
deserved attention. and with the favourable notice Of
The Les i~laiureIl - believed that all The youth Of the
Siuic who now receive medical instruction beyond
us limits, Involving an immense expenditure Of mon
oy. may ba retained within our own borders and be
enabled to acquire n, less expense a through med.
zeal dissection.
10 pursuance Of the aci passed on the 2Oih day
Of March last, commissions have boen Issued from
THIS Department, To establish n Beard Of Arricul-
tnro. The subject 20 which thc attention Of This
BJari will be called. j. deeply interesting 20 the
Commonwealth u is bcliycd that. through their
agency valuable information may be collected md
d.iiusoJ. ani important improvements suggested f,r
he benefit Of Agriculture. Tho law requires tb,t
ihe members Of the Bard shall be selected cgnlIIy
iron the four great divisions Of the State but up
compensation T. allowed Dr the services g, be pcr
brmcd Uuder such circumstance. 10 is 10 b, no.
pretended iI.i The distance a m1uriy will be- com.
PEELED 10 irnyol The time they will necessarily be-