Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-30

'feat scheme OF defence which all true patriots
ave al heart Think of it. Judge OF IT, act ON it
hen with proud heart aud thrill of nex pressible
oy and pride, look onward the time when the lion
{ England shall Ay to his hiding place beyond the
waves and ,rembc in his lair awong European
layes and towards before republican strength, and
epubliCan glory
The revenue hill to relieve the exhausted lreasu-
y aud reduce our imports preserve our money. and
'ur mercantile credit. is another wing measure op
,osed 10y the locus iOcos and condemned by their
presses.
Next comes the Land Bll--,he measure which
{ had stood solitary anI alone rs the only charac-
crislio measure of the Wing ascendancy. would
AVE cirred the brOws &c is projectors with a crowa
4 glory. THIS act holds odI the strongest induce
nents, aud the mos, lenicui terms Ia the settlers on
he Public L'ds-lnd It provides that the proceeds
Il those Llnds the rich domain which is the peculi.
ar properly Oftho States shall be divided Cor the
benefit OF the POople of the States II is impossi.
ble 10 conceive Of The adoption OF my measure.
more benignani in its influence. or more uapor,une
10 existing circumstances. than this distribution of
the proceeds ot the Phclic Lind,. IL bring, ale-
quate relief just ,Oiea IT mDd wanted aud j,lsi
'ohcrc II Is mist wanted. To some Of our sister
States, whose immense system of public improve.
men's have partially invov ed them in pccuuilry en-
Larrlssmen,s. this measure comes with its grateful
and honorable succOI; their L,iIerins credit will be
fully sustained. anI they will have am o reasons 10
thank Heaven that u has III. in its abundant
mercy. To bless the Wing cause.
Virginia is s,rong in her treasury. she has little
uect she has
roads wIuied To increase the value of ths Crrm
and open market, the necessary effect of which
will be 10 throw m 'ney into tichtnIs OF ia, p,p-
pie Of the country. open them the Llossing,, the
| comforts an1 the neccSsaries OF life.
la relation To many OF these mclmres.hls our sen.
ate this year To act. Send Co! JONI PARsiorr there
to act upon them and he will Tor the real welfare
of his c1nsliluens. Ssul AlextnIer Newman. an
he being with las pary.p opposed 10 the distribution,
viii probably yoie 10 throw the whole proceeds in
the James uver. or give it 10 loco iocu governor
iosquanIer in election ecrns Whiss-Fellow cIii-
zens, which will you dol The tim, has come 10
speak. 10 act. Be then united he r,sjule be firm.
be active ani the day is our own Right. justice
and patriotism will be successful ana lJcoiocoisn
buried TO rise M mrc-
The Mass'llon Gazette has dominated Thomas
Ewing for President Of the United States ia 1871
We have no doubt but there is a Wig IN every
county IN every State ia The Union except Missouri
Arkansas and New Hampshire that would mako n
very good president yet we see no reason why
They should all be nominated or why any man ,uIJ
be nominated now.
Gen. CASs has acorplcd The invitation Of the In-
c'iocos Of Philadelphia IL become a candidate for
The Presidency. We are not yet informed how Ben.
ton will relish The Illumination t; hut we link Ibcrc
could scarcely be more popular one ia their ranks
IL ho Is the man the Wings Eggsi pull together or 90
down.
! On account OF some remark we ml,Ie Tho o,tc,
day, we learn that sone persons have c,prcss,d tho
wish thaI We would define our pSillon" NI,,,
readily VIII we do 50. We opposed 10 The
nomination OF any man for the Presidency foe two
'yvars Il least, aud 'hen IN favor Of naminn.
'ing that Wing who wall be most likely 10 dcient his
opponent. They whp act differently. are. in ON,
opn'on' either not Wings They do not sufficiently
appreciate the prospects Of great changes in
IA the next Two years.
The rains for few days past have ra.ssI the RI.
yer slightly and there is a prospect Of more We
hope u see reasonable rise within few days
We learn that The Wing Convention held NJ f.
hz1bcihl'"n' on Tuesday last, nominated COL
JOHN PAkRlOI'T candidate for Senator from
i'iis disirid. Mr.. PIrr"tl IS to well known in
This district 10 require any notice from'us All We
have no"to say Is. that every wing is expected to
DO his duiy.
| LONG STEP ipt T. lprt. late superinten.
dent Of British trade IN China has been oor,;,,trJ
| British consuigeucral ~ Texas. lie has only half
The globe to traverse in reaching his new sphere of
official duty.