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

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Assembly, Of clccliura Brgiijer-Gcucnl E,r the
tvcntv-ih'-d Brigade. THIS Brigade va- lurms,i ~
tho oct OF the 18Th Of March las oui "a portion
of the twentieth Brigade. aud comuos,d ct the mill
tia ia The counties uf Iinrris,n TYLER and wpod
Your attention Is again respectfully invited 10 the
propriry Of providing moro suitable apartments Tor
the accommodation oi the public officers ia the Cap
iu and iuf the preservation Of the archives IN their
charge. Frr tie condition Of the Capiil itself and
other public buildings, refer you to the report cf
the Supcrnienient OF Public EdiGccs. True econ.
oiny would dt tate that the reps irs suggested by TINT
offi'-er should De- s.,,ejily made.
The Reports OF the Superintendent n tho Pcni.
tcniary and is Board of Dircc;ors aud Of the Su-
pcrniendcni of the Public Armory. will show the
condition Of ihpse establishments
have received. and submit herewith. copies Of
rcsulu'In of The Lcg.iiurcs OF several of our ss.
Ter States winch have been communicated to lhi,
department:
OF Inc State Of Maine. on the rc-eligiLiify Oh the
President of the Unnc,l States:
OF Connecticut and Rhode Island on tho same
subject aad On the Revenue Laws Of tho Uuii,d
Stlics:
ca Nns,achusct;s on tho same subject. and con.
corning the North Eastern baundary and the public
lands Of tie T. s;
OF New York, on the death of The late President
uf ,hr United : atcs;
And OF Miss 'uri, Delaware and Marylond on
the existing controversy between this Safe aud ihe
State Of New York;
And cop OF an act ofhc Legislature &C Mary
land entitled An Act for the completion "r The
Chesapeake and Ohi, & mgl Ia Cumberland 4"
regret that nothing has ifarspirud since tho last
session % the Legislature, 10 encourage the belief
THAI the unpleasant cunIrpyorsy 30 l,ng delerdirg
hciwccu thls Stale dad tho State Of New York
vail hc satisfactorily adirstcI. submit hcrcw ilh
The correspondence between tao Executive aItlipn-
lies ui the tao STATS. not herciDGrc communicated
IL val display, II IS believed. The part Of the Exc
cuiive If this Commonwealth, an anxious desire To
maintain uuimpaircd the mosi friendly relations
with Stale 10 whch wc have ever been bound
by tIe lies uf affection aud intcrcs'. With dsyo-
ted lpyal'y Ia the Uriin, we have manifested pii-
once. frhcurnn eand cnuucsy, curnoIly hO,Ihg ii
pnsiu,e u onyie ,,t rC.s,ily of r,spriIiig iu any
meu-Dre of defence Our just claim uyon that
State under lEc samn covenant of the constitution
AMI Ur reiterated appeals To h-r reason and Justice
have A. yet been una,aiiiug. Tie cuurse Of her
Executive Ia been iuil5 sustained ~ her legsl.
iurr. a,d under circumstances which uggraylte The
4 jIrics we haze received
sincerely trust it my vet be possible Cor other
councils % prevail. and HAT returning sense of
justice will result ia the recognition of our rights and
Tho pcrpctuaIion of that harnphy. which, II MT &C.
tuay interrupted i least most ser uusly threat.
cucd. Under present crrcum>tauces. the Common
wealth owes u - herself 10 devise and execute firm.
~ proper mcasGrc' u guard the rights and property
Df her ciiz us If IN the disch1rgc ur Ihis duv i'm
pissed by tho mos, ; lcml considerations. uhkmd
feelings or unpleasant collisions should uuhapmly
arise, The responsibility must rest with those who
u we left ~ nn alternative. \ dus regard flr the
pracc % the Uhinn AMI an anx ouS de ice u remove
As i1r practicable, al cause uC irritation viii no
doubt dictate resort 10 measures purely protective.
With this view The iuSpccliun law Of The Last leg
isllluro was adopted; and the reinDie perr 4,
"hch It's c1ccu'iun vas deferred, nGJ.,ls cunglg.
Siye evidence Of The Tllienco uJd frbeasuucs ofVli-
;iuja. As however, lhs irsi d,y 81 Nav ueSti,. he
prescribed time when s provisions will become ua-
cro'Iye, unless the of Nay York SHALL "a The
mean Time reader q unnecessary ! respectfully re-
commend - careful revision, and the ado.hi1D If
such additional enacimculs as ysur wisdom may
,ngc's', more clcvIm.iy % accomplish. .is Objects
Tho correspondence herewith suaaIicG. fully &.
plains The views aud course Of ihr Executive Az
ihYrIcs OF III iwo States, THU iOIbcar farther re-
ference Il the su je,i
j cannot on, &, mice here iha uu'iriur ncrs,.
vcrlnce with which Wild a % b M GuiiI,i a. /,
urging pn hs consideration OF Congress subject of
vital mP1'itrCc 10 the pea % AMI Iltiiypr Ih,
DHI'.i. Year a.jcs year the tables of C.nyGcs, arp
loaded wrh petitions nS ~ ahn.i,in uI s!ly,ry ia
The D. ri"i oi Columbia THIS lan ,ucrl spirit PESTS
Z %
wiurh, Il nj checked. mly lead o. consequence
deeply Ia Dc deprecated. Is intimate - already
sn'h test 9" cause u "a h' roanSd o.. hrss who
are candidates i'r popular fvor ia the NDrh AMI
ton trcqucall! SWAPS If I! does not c.snIr! their
PIhii" action. IL power Is rendered 90 uiiisst bv
'Ec !cS.slIiCU OF sane o! the s'a'ss iudiruiins
rulIcy lot only 90 uutre away our slave: but To
take them i"rrbly om the possession OF their rlas.
ter. against the cnus0ni of the slaves fhcmsrlyts-
he Of -,
slaves from tser masters cannot have cscupeI the
Observation Di tn" public T,cSe indications. ppr
tending much niuro mischief. should deeply in.
Tres5 ms with The importance Of preparing for the
CRISIS with which w0 arc threatened. \ Iccessiul
interference with he r!sht of slave pfnpcry IN the
District OF columbia. would be hut The p7eluIe 10
"a similar ciipIi ~ ihe snntham states We should
resist every such attempt Ns wuul! the invasion
oi our Ere sides aud uIlar; II is time that an issue
be made wifi Ihssc who, reckless CT tie cuIsu
queHces. would dissolve :! happy cnnfodoracy hi.
ihsno bound tgc'her in peace uni friendship II j.
time That these dSturbers Of the public peace should
be fully apprised OF the consequences which must
tnoVittae result !IDm tho nerpmp ishmrni Of their
rash designs. IL Is due 10 ihu ,aIIyhtcnaI and M
iroiic plriIOn ni our follow CJizsas Ut the Y nth
wIo dsapproye Tie mad schemes IN agitation a.
m'hS men, aHdwIo place proper 0sIimlto upon
ih5 value ol The Un"n--it Is due % Virginia her.
sell plainly, uncquiyocally, nul without deav 10
nHH"uncc ." Congress and 10 the members of the
ConiedrTncy-nOt ~ spirit Of moalce hut with a
drep sense OF i.tc painful Consequences whirh may
ensuo-ihut she cannot submit 90 an interference
if'n any quarter with her domestic insiit ufions.-
Tho deep Iuporanoe ofiho subject entities il 10 the
serious consideration nnd 10 the prompt and decisive
aciiOn OF the Genorsl Assembly
JOHN RUTHERFORD.