Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

will bat ~ tr,,. ,,i,et,i..
OF a lminstefr ~ th.s vrit ~,
demind and Official ssrvans shal
study. adhere Ia. anil carry Out these principls.-
they-ihe People-may yet secure 10 n m.slss,
political happiness and prosperity.
With all The ingredients Of national sncccs. and
national greotness-wi'h the strongest tendency o.
public and pryair advsnermeni-Nrh a happy d..
position to enterprise. Nhieh. like a 6un sNoIler
bud. is ready TO burst the 6si genial and sncu,
OgIng breath, info fertility and fsuiifulns..-ub,,
sorrowiol state Of doubt pervadesou- Country How
long 70 be cursed with thi. unstshs sus t,e.
tualing legisaiioni How long are The anrious eve.
OF this People 10 be turned toward. Wa.ht,st,..
with dreadful uncersinty whether the msss.fe.
adopted there. will he for guod or ZOE esiu How
long will II be. ere the humble petition and the sob
missive memorial will be exchanged ,or An. ,t,,t
commando How lopg befpre the as IN duiy sound
will ever pray" give place To the inherhis behe.,
Of an indignant People. speaking 10 their poucnl
servants ia tones that can neither be misundersto
nor dsObeyedi
How loug-most seriously and solemnly do ,,,
ask the quesiion-how long will the People ofihese
United States rest quiet while their tru, Interest,".
nre shameiully disregarded-whilc the Government
which was established by them for IN. promyti,n
OF The public good is prosiiuIsd 20 private ends
and while the whole Legislation Of the c buntrv 4,
cankered, and gangrsned. and eaten ID by the net
w. miserable, incOnsrquentisl quarrel whether Hen
ny Clay. or John Tyler. Winfield Scott. or Mar.
I'm Van Buren,. shall be the neIl President Of the
UnIed Stlies2
How often do the same set Of questions as.,,l
our cars, from all classes and oceupai IONS of our fell
low citizens. as they come into our Office or ss we
sneei them m the street, What news have Won
from Washington" "What Is Congress doing; .
Is here any hope Of relief from that qunflerl"-
will they do any thing for the benefit Of the PEG
pier What answer We give 10 these cues
tond They oil imply want of confidence in The
GoNernmeni--and there Is certai nly no ground IN
an which we could venture 10 offer our personal
pledge that any thing satisfactory will be accom-.
plished. We do not say tina. every men Der ia nc
couniable Tor this deTelIcton Of duty, and The com
Hequeni failures Of confidence On the part Of The
People. large portion OF the Wing majority no We
acled with the most perfect good iaiih-haye done
al Rcy could 10 perfect the necessary public mea-
sures-and have ev'nced great ability and paIri,t
ism IN oil their acts. There are. however. upon
oil important questions, certain number Of recusanl
wings, who jun with the Locolocus or with any be-.
5y else, and defeat all saluiary action If any one
possessed volume containing all the debates ofIhe
present session--and had patience (IIeaven saw.
the mnrkD 10 read 1.-THE would find the whole le |
q 'a!loh OF lhe session warped by unworthy minor
considerations. and peiiy personal pref rences
We Turn. with gnddened countenance and n
happy heart, from the Rulers 10 the People A vast |
meJory OF the People already righr-and the resi-
OF ihem are lost getting righ-on this great question
OF Protection. The South. which has heretofore /
been obdurae and nAexible--is opening lis ewes IN
me pure light OF the day-and the lime we believe
- now not lar distant when Sir Robert Peel, and
h's fellow statesmen Of Europe. will find That The
people Of these United States growing up into The |
sagaciry Of maturer age. are no longer n no coolo
by The willy policy OF The old world but are pre
ed TO meet II by conntei ailing measures Of Ibe;r
own.