Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-28

VIII not To war 10 settle question OF iurisS;c,,r
between the General Government and the STATE ,r
New York. They will not 60 to war With Won N /
the man Is sent home. But after oil the aryunen,.
whiph nave been used ON this floor IL ultimately
comes 10 ihiss which OF the two Governments shall
release NcLeodi Now, say, what is all thai G,r, 4
why Is u That the Government OF the United States
mus' Dc arraigned 10y the Government of Tho S,a,e
oi New York aud this made n question of war no |
tween ns and Great Britainf why should NO, the |
winter nave been allowed 10 go on according To TIE
correspondence between the two (;ove,nmsn,.,
No, sir. we have had long Dissertation. -,
declared and not declared. lawful and unlawful hv
'nuge OF the Supreme Court uf the State nj New
ho'k' ana here and elsewhere; long dis.eraiioo, IN
'ei'hh 70 me maintenance or Safe rights AMI
'o" "ua' oocs ~ amount to- Suppose yuu carry
you' s'a'e rights INTO execution; suppose you hang
% "i"', 'hen the people OF New York will e1clam:
inere Is our Independence, there are our S,a,e
rights you see that We have nung ,l,e man No,y
what next, would aSk the constituents of the g,n
''enan VINO offered this resolution. When ali The
eoun'ies ne represents ravaged by the enemy
ana when thousands and al ousan.ls have been
"os"te.eu' wives have been made widows AMI
'e' cn,'afen iaiherless. would then ask OF him If
NC "ou'a nave the thanks of his cunsituents,-
Anu TIE question ask OF him. I slsp ask of the Ron
'esen'aiivts ofihe Stale OF New York of the Repre
seh'auNes OF the State Of Pennsylvania; of the Rem
.esehtsilVes OF the Sate Of Ohio; AMI of the whole
'e w nose Siaies whics more liable 20 the IN.
eufs'ons which would take place by the enemy
"nnou' any declaration Of war; who would come
ana butcher your people, and burn and destroy vonr
property ai'd return immediately and take their
places in their defences beIure Won couLI r,;s .,J
organize force 10 save Them. What v'uuld Won
| uo' would you Offers resolution TO inquire whe.
"e' an "ihcer ofthc army had been sent there OF
~ue,"ef the Attorney General had been sent there
p.' mneiner any concession had been made to the
british Government No such question should n.
asked. have, indeed no dou ht ,hat nfi-r ,,h,
country had been rayaged there y,,ulJ IA, vr,,r m,
ofnsery enough n il 10 raise and array nm ayenyins
hist 10 invade in turn the en.ny,. c,,,,n,,,. -
burn their property and deslr,y their wives an,
chiidten too and what saiixlacti,n ,,,,ld tb., =,
70 youl
IiEentlemen would look into The history of 600,
land anil England thov vvonlJ r., G., - -
accounts Of the frightfu anil disastrous I,I. 90,
that were carried ON between the S,o,rh aod n
English. Gentlemen wuuld there see WIN, ,n;.b
be the consequences here n hi. re,Iu,;,, go :,
be carried into effect
IL I,;. h,, c. -
from New II,mnsb;ro IA, r..,n gen,ena'
| main ond d;s,,.ss ,h.,;r ar "" 'dy' WIN some
State remained in o0;c. ,ho,. ,~e..Id e'e'y u
, | yyar vx;,b En,,I,,,I. 81 a., a., - 90 "o "u'-n.
4 moan, no III, ra,,,,-l - 80 va. s'Sa' zeal
4 ed 10 think ,hi. Iomeo,aLIa ~ ~ see"
firmly believed :, ,,,. ,ro 49,, u una'r =,
n ron laoli e. a.. II
nraiseI n !, n. ~ 80 s .e' a''u say Oou DC
: r,,, ,s1,,,,;.s 81 e Peuce between iha
| oen,I.,noo,. 80. 'VS VI SMUT the
ornncr conc...;o, q, 60, "' "o' See my ih
nre.cn, S.cro,,, ~ s. N','euo'eu ny Tue
W "y " o'u'e' "heiher u, peace or wal
the gentleman alluded to would ,hoy a. much So
: ness any member OF this House And on,oCm,
reas for troubling the House M This las, a ,;,in
? moment Of the session H. thai MA, - r., a.,
: | canduct Ct that gentleman. .nJ - a.; =: - -.
great niusiiceIhaI has been done h,,, =; S
: | remarks and corresponJenee NJ, Tt,,,, r.
that there is a word in his p,rt or tb,, co,,e.,rJ
enoe but that would endorse And sac II II !.
conciaiory. if IL has any tendency 10 .ofen The a
,IeriIies aud rancor thai NAV ,,;., Lo,,,.o II. -,
countries so much tIo he,,.r 80 49, US ~
that effect What did v.u heor -, "
report ola different ebar,c,e,I IyL, -
at the Court OF ST James was manic s;r,cL .nJ -,
message 10 your sauadron in The Nc,ar,a,ao =,
run away-Io fly as fast a. the winds couIJ mo,,
Ihem-for John Bull was al their b,,eI.I TJ.,ngL.
nothing moro Than his ,Iu,,, {. IN. o'.'i .io "'u
Pennsylvania mir IngersoiD spike Of ,is ,ron.,,'
ii"n' Gle other day. just as w,ud speak of il in
genera Terms; but lac did all question the pro.
P'ieiy "i The conduct Of that gentleman I say. no,
81 say ihai he has disgnced Ihi. nation more
'nsh We nave ever been d's;raccd sn-c the aEIir
me chesapeake irigaie What will the Germ ms,
| IT, . ''s' "h'' ih siior' Whit VIII all
e great nations OF Europe say Of the People Of tho
onl,ed s'a'esi That. upon panic terror Of their
nln'e. a, London They showed the white feather.
a''u heir line OF battle ship in the Mediterranean
Vas warned TO seek reioge by flight from the thun
" D'"a'h'
And ihere is another point of view in which I
10 not approve his conduct The gentlemen bo.
oeen at London i"ur or five years | do MT believe
mere was at London Charge from any country in
Eu1OPe but knew better whit was done and doing
- une rlivy Council What is the business Of for
s'gh minister abroad, but to find out what is doinp
WI venture TO say that nc christopher Hughes hal
u ~ London rs our minister. he never would
uase "fi''en such letter file would have kaoupn
% mere was NJ older Of COunril 10 authorize hos
60. 20 mere cannot be hos'iliIies without an
o'ue' oi 'he fnvy Council. speak from expert
o,ee "hcn say that Mr. Hughes would nave been
;''I ou VI sueh Orders 10 Council. had they been
- ai'u OF course would not have been Gighen.
10y " every newspaper explosion of popular wrath