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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-02
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brief oeS SenatDrS 9l([en.
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Nber lit StnTd,t Der ourd 8ertbei(uua Derlerenen
@tnfunftc wlroe, Der berets 9enadten ,e bet in 2,,.
funt u uad)enoen 9ertuii9unsen spe9eu, aud, biefe
Sermad,uu9 Der Steuern d unsircid,ero ,eiaen Dss.
halb wurce Elm @nleben auf ben @reo beS 0pifes mnr
9e9en 8erpf1noung fener @uter uno erf,tdtten. he.
wlat9t int Setra9e pom stpDlf NQcneu Gboler. nm,
ole paptinnn'e uno 3nlen au besablen. 0pn biess~s
wuroe anscnOm'nen oaB es in Gerbiuouno init Ss,s
S:suern uno ben teretts umlanfenben Sd,S,aniisnr.
eE, rnroen o9ar sn Der 8erhpenouna Der qeoei,rSr.
sen Mad9thaber fir bic @e9enrpart ausreibe, Gine
fationaIihuc nit alien ablen Sclgen tpar oe,pit bic
unausbleiblle Sol9e. I'm cuiel bcler, benn Sc, zine
Sd)ulo itatt Den SOceraten elm gruub IN feir. Sne
OentIbe @lntcmmen Su Gatte su balten, mar ilu,er
uno ut no BET ibnen, BON alien Yrunoen, Der trfffe
FUR ene 9enSenlcie 8eridpenouna uno slus(ooe linz
oeBhab maren lie uater cieer tcen Ninneiauno ~, 81
ner bfentl'den Stulc, init ben Spblf iIiCneH Sniss
ben ais Anfan9 ntd,t Sufrecen, ioneern i'm @eornfbe
uhren e fort elm eiteres 9hleben BON ie,s,eben gP
Oaen Su oeiem btnsusuthun lie eas leete TS
oen SunoitSd Der Otsfalidaft betimmten, e,te ofis
cnalbanf ibrem 9an,en Belen mad, uneahi, f5eueI..
her als Die frahere slnitaff, beren 1erfabrnasvef
Serfal unc enrliter tlntersans bic Nelt Gdrsdess
oerleBen, ,-tpcourd e 70 piee am(ei, an 8etfelobs
lbrate, uno 10 sroe Nerncrbeatet inter Der afiel.
ldb ftiben lilo pelitiid,en MSraI yertreitetc.
Qetters treten bacie @ieeef Der atnr ein Mo- @eeas
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-02
l9etaItet erfcineR, unseodtet @ oes balD tpieber int
ete SebOrt9e SOrm fst 93as bel uus @eoante bIebt,

9eEa9tet cr1clnen, un9ead1tet @ des baO tpieber int
cte 8eb0ri9e SOrm tst 91as bel uns @eoonte b[cbt.
tre Der, in cas- vode Tbun unb 3retben einaeIhod,t
tee @e bn pobl oft bel Der Oanb bat fIibrt 8respe[
|aus in tcen @ebebroen uno 9eldidten aiefprineeu.
Oos lit 0ber etn BliBableter. Qas aus Der grbe feit
9et 9bt er tpeoer Der @roe, ober bas 90ttlie tpeg
er iu benobren uno 70 ftebt es nit inem nnern Bes
wrBtiein redt gut CLAUS i, uneradtet Der enbarer
lno auBen heransiprin9encen SCbet. 9ntonens plCbf
I1er Sco mag frelItd9 Idper anf tbm laften aber C
ette, eaB Der Hatb don mcr9enoen Cages 1eiren ees
|wOhndcn @ie6tritt meer fcrt1eet "-Beinabe 9eIfds
be es 10, pe Der prceCr es DCraus9e1a9t. Der Hdtb
iden anoern Cages 9dnh Der Ucr9e nur erfldrte er,
oaB Ct htelnas mehr StCnen bauen unb audi auf feis
ner jemos mebr ipteIen MOLE. Das bat er, pe idter
|Id erfuhr, 9ebolten. $50.
Tes grofe0ors sInOeuunsen betdrtten ttseine tnert
eberSeu9ung, bae oas ndbere 70 qani fcrqfdta oebei
aebaltene geTtdltnB slnronteus gum &atb, ia SAG fb
tbr COB cine ihDer o bm laitenoe, nift abSub6enbe
|9rC6c Sd)ulo ein f6nne Ndbt trcIlte 5 g. rer[ot,
leu, obne linn gang oas Berbreden, fpeIdeS id obns
te ocrSutolten. d) Nrclte hn bis ins Snnerte binee
erldnttern! u"o 70 eos Ote"e @tdnoniB Ger srdBden
bat eriptnsen. Sc mebr td Der Sade nadradte, ie
tarer wlroe es mir, oae Srespel Elm 8Sletpid,t iet
me, uro ceifc fcur9cr, etnorin9liher murbe bic See
Dc, oe ilo rle BON elbit Su e1em ipabren rbecrhen
te1Ite tnde fcrte. 90 9erhet unb 9an3 erbibt lief
td Su oem Gatt Sd fanc bn, pe NIT (ehr rnbieer,
ladelnoer Wtene Splelladen oredfete. e.-,,gS f6nt
nur" tuhr td ouf ltn lcs, ~trie tann nur nod enen
9u9enbd Sriepen in ihre Seele fCmn1en, ba Der Gff
oante at "ic grdfltde Shat Sie NIT Gd,lanaen,Bifen
|pr1n19en mus Der 9atb fab MIDI pertruncert ds
ee" NRclBel bel Ssite leSvno. 9Sie 70 men Better"
tra9te er "Sesen Sie @ bod, sefdQieft BORE auf ies
tie" St"bl y Nter eifri9 fuhr id, fort ,tem ic, MIDI
nun 'n.ner elb ebr erbisenc, inn 9eracen autloete
Attonen erCroet ;u haben, II. lbm NIT Der ad,e Der
e'p9en Wad)t orcbte. ga, ais ntdt ldn9lt eineerebte
jnfSpertcL erflat bon meincm 8erufe, ein9 id, To-
j9ar 10 me TIN 81 pertderr, oa6 i 9QeS alttrenorlf
tpuroe, Der Sadie au bic Spur ;u fc,n1en uno 10 ibn
oem tpeltliden 9ter Iton bienieben in bic S6uhe or
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-02
Be0iuguu0en.

4. Der " o aterlanD sfreunO unb 8ei(t Der Sci
SrENeint restmaSS Jeocn 5rcitAS.
Ser 5uttripticnss pres 1T in xDaleru. so ents,
IN ScraHsbejabl"n5 rber ia lr fas bic 3itns nt
Her balb Der itten J53lfte res Sabrs bs,abt mirb.
pic 3eitas tann Damn aufJesben erren tpenn aae
01trance S<SabIt GnO.
~ enn ocm 9er(auf bts Sabrcs bic 3cituas nibt
nuf9etIno9t Miro 10 br lhtrt cs als encn QDuuGb
bte(tlbe fur elm anceres Sabr az bebIlten.
81 Rim n"tsrftretr w fir tinn tlr,ern 3eraum ais
6 Ncnaten an9cnommen.
g. Die Ternour9 Se(bitbt au Soften rer ltnterfrettr
v"c Br IN o 9erAnssster mSen pOfrep urrt
z. Gn5etseu fir Die ttit.n pree ene <ridt mdsru
abr f09etb BAR bt"bt wcrpcn, n4t auf fonfis
Nrt tn Nsdnun9 tebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-02

~ Jecer poltmeiiter bat bas 0Ped,t, eiueu 8rtei
in 'pelden b 3ettung59elo befuOet It fr an ben
Druter 5u liberienoen.
4enn ua5 uniere eurfstnten eeer aEfc G1e[c 1enoeu
rpcQen, 70 branfen e nur su brem oitmeiIter su 9e
ben, uo IN ietner @e9eupart oas Gelo in enen 0rie
an uns 3u te9en. @r hretbt ooann bic ooreBs oarou
No ranfirt oen Brief tpoour Den Subcribenten tpie
benz Drnder baS poit9elb erlpart rprp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
TIE RIGHT or SEARCH.

4 French writer. On lr,kink a, the QncsuNn ~
,ar right of search upon which Mr. C,~'s pamphlet
Is founded. holds the nlloNing language With rrt,r
,ugc 1, he poui.pI wlici Great Britain mt the
Uutci sac, have held towards each oth,r slu,c
the Treaty Of Ghrn':
W ar awtrc iha' the dispute between Erg
Lard aud thr Uiiici ) ltes, has lnsicd tor q ip0g
England refused to recognise this right ui
n]euirl., ari claiming tnpcuouJy the soNereisnts
of ihc crctu. frequently VI lated thc American Ia
hei~t eu l-ll atI 1911. $40 laud ClIum. O. The
right e hnnIlng Amer e1p vessels. oven iuculdtug
tJo-o ui the g'vcrl urnt uhl there 10 impress tct
men W. saw n n state &C p ufiund pcarc. thc
iusaIe OF The Uuii,d Sate--itc ChesapcaNv-
silinrtpih mhEntv OF an inspection, after a hong
'ni h uorIh'o struggle aslius supeIur orr.s \
number OF \mcriCnu sCameu were takCH nNi
rum merchant vessels pi the UiIoi. under pgrtcNi
thlt iEcy either were. had been. ur appeared 9" DO.
E0c'ISh. Var followed. aui l,-i-l three ycars
Wncn the peace was sigued 10 Ghcul tac Euglsl
Cabinet made "a rcuulCittipn ct : prvtcusi'ls 4
< tiusi ncuiul,, the AInrrcau,. on their part. sacrl
iced nuncn Il he right. u,pl tfcy hal claimed. i
was an arniNucr. rather thrn a peace The arms
urc. however, hI, 'asici - YEAR. bat iho question
l. Yet unsettled between thH two nations. The,
ZEN AN ga a luSitbOn oi respectful uhscrNuliun, a.
i,on. Bot "a t~cai.J, iu nae io,t q; m,-lsu,t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

The following from The Richmond Wing showssomc
Thing fihe progress which public opinion Is making
IN Ihe South on the su'ject Of the Tariff Il j. !,
Keeping with Inc tone Of mJss OF the leading pa,c rs
in Virginia.
"Nirginia never was 81 prosperous n during ne
the existence OF a Tariff. aud since lhc ony-sideJ fee
trade has come ,n'o play, she las bean rPiIIy de.
Chung The truth S-Nlait. ser san :.Nh tngcf,
may sly to the conlrly-thcrc .. ~, State ,n ,h- L
n'u" - deeply interest 4 m q rarifas N,rguiprN-
ccri p'>sI'y PeHusy 'Slu:, add NJ rltpl. Tne
re'1ie arc c'iuiug "ia, Sc ils vtcW ct he inter
We hear ihe cry from Ntriuu, qutn .r--Dstn sra,,
a. well a. WIEgs-tAt No ctnni - along Wuhput
a iirtt-Ne cannot < ep slccie ~ Ia com ~
we c'n'ut min'aiI a 'uui currrurr Acrr iltpre
a. well ss m mf,ctur's -, lruo,s sni decays THIS
st"' ius conviction = Ihs result OF tiuyr cNpe icucc
nnd m { G very teeth nrdrcp-r,uici pro- ,d,re
u iurthrf eNtd,ure - want,J iJhc injurious e.
irci> 81 "onr-stdrd Tree Trade" upln the interest OF
the country. such evidence vii probably be fum.
ished ia June mex. Il IS bccpuug M ,e and more
doubtful whether COnsrc-s wal do any hing IA
Time To prp.iis for The appuachin; fall uf dulic-
under the cNlstlng -onpro ui,e act. aud in ease Ihtt
nothing n done, We nay anticipate very large ina
lor'aiiuns smc Two months hcucc. Arnugrmcai.
arc already Ia progress. and iu SINE Instances con-
Guided, 10y Whi,h ioTeigr hau.cs in England. France
and Germany viii iurui h large supplies ui article,
such as have huheun crme from abroad in c.ul
pIriNely small ga ,utIic,. G~cuilomet who ~ Isl
To provide IN mseiycs ~iih Plrisi % ,oLs ai ar,l
less Than the tno article cat d, procured 60
Will inl hi no,hin= mirr Is urryss ~ rs "a pee
%hnInary sicP, than to have their measure, Lk,,
rts M establishment no our cit,. uT he orhrr cii g.
%! the Ltipa. CO tIcc.Cd wuA hpIs,, u Ptus. 4.
iera bret iuicry,l. i!e urj-c Will be moi, anI after
wards the arrangement Will Do very uci,ly. a. MI
altogether. a. convenient. ls ;tLc yufN wrtc I,at
n iha city es'aD!islm 'ui, where lbc uricrs arr % h.
entered. \ Liic Ton scr o. fIr+ Viii Do required
nothing "a ,rr; and thi, 81 lpulllg.s lc mlre IN.
cumPcuSl'rd o. thc foreign e'eg uco cd ice urIc l.
mud as chCtlucss. W. h "a ,ht 30 tim. a. Gplal
French aud EugiIsl ag"uu ir'm abroad vii tlk, %
their residence aApug>l u. So that our own m-,hln
ics val hTi that they 0re MT ~ have Tie prvi.c.,
even q. selling the Greisn arIylc which viii hay,
driven ihcIr Cwn uut cd lac market. This ct cuu-,.
vii hehrg'iy ga ii, .us - tie op7Jncu's Of a IA,
/ Il.-lB.I. Amsr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

Ms. EDIroR Having seen a communication
IN the Gazette OF Friday calling a meeting OF the
citizens Of Ohio county. to be h,id a, T,iaJelphia
on the lGh instant. Tor the pur-ose Of Nominating
a specified Candidate Tor the next House OF Dele
gates we have though, propcr To Ak the privilege
'i your columns. previnus 10 that meeiiae. o. pre-
sent the claims vf at le,s, one other candidate. rs It
Is very ~prOSablo We shall not gc,a hearing a, that
time
II Is doubtless known 20 500, That MANY Nu.
len OF our city are Perisctly well satisfied that
they haze bad enough Of , o'iuck meetings" and
lradslphia Conventions = and that the reasons
ior he adoption Of such lines ind ylacesis rs them
perfectly we'll understood. We are noi ashamed Ia
"Nh mat there are many of ~ Whose sitas, iuts
do not Pstmii Us to attend meetings ia The day
'mt' much less 10 lpsc u dly and bear the expense
ct attending a meeting cat OF i"wn yet Ne claim
our Interests Ia be A. dear % us lhis matter a,
Hose 90 other. And ~ Ne Now have a candidate
"a The field wh"m We behave capable. IT elected
ct reprcscniing Ihc UAOie rauuiy-nut forgetting IA,
Interests OF the working man We feel unwilling
to icnve these Interests ia tie hands of 4 couycu
tinn. whose iuelcmen have decided beforehand 10,
course % Ice pursued.
We, therefore, uuhesita'i ugly present Ia the 40
iers Of The county, iamsr, mechanics. wurkinsmcr
and al. WILLIAM NIX. LAMBDlN, as one IL
every respect qualified to represent, rhom ia IA,
next House Of Delegates. And NOW. fellow cti
zsus. IA presenting Mr.. Lambdin all We a>k j.
lar cauyass of hi merits. You will find him
man # 'sIr.ns head ans true hear" pus,cs,rd O
talents aui requirements inferior 10 none of his con
Pcuior' under The diclaliun Of mo- certain few.
and Il elected the representative Of Ihe Whole pcu
Ple. \ mechanic AMI maruhriurcr. lac canuo
he uumindlUl Of TIC interests nf the vurLircmcn
looking to 9TH" greatest good II the greatest mum
bcr,' lac Will represent us al. weray To- all. then
lpnk 0" your best interests Ia lhi. matter. and ir,o,
'hiuk Mo. Lnmbin worldly your suffrage, hc ru
discouraged 10y Ihc dictation OF any convention bu
%naniully give hIIa your vote and you will be aide,
~ nj least one WORKING MAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

PRO rEsr OF WESTERN MENlBERs

On Saturday night, a Few mpmcnis before the
final adjournment ui the House Ut Delegates. Mr..
Armstrong. OF hIrrlssI, presented thc fllDNlus Pn1-
lest, which was read 10y the Clerk. and hen. Nuh.
pul any stbatc, laid upon tho table. on Mr. Verb, .,
motion. aud Wuh Mr. Armstrong consent.
The Undersigned. Members oi tho present Gen.
sfal Assembly at Virginia. for themselves. and pu
behalf OF their Constituents. Cuier, and record their
solemn protest, against the rclu-al Of this Gcueral
ASSEMBLY, Ia execute the authority contained IN lh-
fifth section OF the Constitution oi lhis State. which
prescrIbts. that the General Assembly. after the
year leil, and al intervals thereafter of not les,
'Ihan ten years. shall have authariy, tao tEiris ui
leach House oOncurrirg Jhe IN he e-lppouIoumeu
""i Delegates and Senators lhrolghou tie & Inuou.
wealth, - that the number OF Delegates shall 40,
AT any time exceed $50, nor Ul = na,1ry. So" W.
also protest against Iho refusal. u pas a AN. rr1-
Viding tr taking the sense viIhc people up,u call
ing a Convention 10 amend the Coz Iltui.uu Of tue
Saic-Ihus deliberately and solcmnly draumg u
TIE only Two forms IN which he inyg 1aluN OF r,pIC,
seninubn throughout Ihe ) Uc ,aI be currrrled. aud
refusing mthe people Then InIy means Of redress.
ing grievances NtoiniVe OF cqud rghI>. OF c3utl
ireeIom aud OF Ii."sc sacred principles uu ,uiInuu..
~ affirmed by nur Eihers in Jane 1875 tnd real
huncd by The People Of N.rsiuia IN Cgnye.uur as
sembied, 10 January. 1880.
W., therefore. cLorishiuE a., W. ID oar l,vc Of
49, N"Nh "s HfnA A|f ~ NHNAFt fUANItH fFfF
aai ildepeHd,ar-Thai al y,,rsr Is I sicf ~, aud
consequently dsr'red J0om me Pegpie"-Aud. belle, .
nag AS Ne de-. that all these Fundamental principles,
which are embol,ed IN our declaration OF RghI..
are grossly Ni"lHsl 10y The sIislug upp,uiuuncr I
# representation. avail Uursei,es III the only prrscn.
nshi. 'haiof s~PreLdns upoa tle Legislative j,urm,l
ihIs our PT,tes'. = mod
CP rnnan, l. Armstrong J J Jtck>pn, : mu.
y l. loud kInchelis, PIdIJ Cox, Jr } r Harrison
~ IN i uIF- Y 4 30 VgarI - III -
French, IN MOirr. james w Newkirk. P.rsley
Martin, Wan o B own, John McP ierspn. J ncrsor
1 Martin, George C"Nun, 4 len Il Capeuon. Wu
; Morgan. john McCaully. JOHN VI Robinson, Da
yd Pigh, AID sDn Mclaughlin, Gro Mays. Z A
1.rnde"'n, i'm Dtvls,Wm G holloway r Moor,
weight Gitewopd. David Cruwlord, Nehemial
Smih, TImihy Taylor, Grimes. Henry r.r.kine
" bum, JOHN Carroll, } Mullen. Sal T. GooIs,n. II
Bow ~. Thomas VI Tate. d NJ Elgingron, n III
Ner Edmund 7 Hunter. Crumw ell Onrek. Us {
olipnIn' EIwLfd III Smith, Aulhpny Kennedy, /
Smith ISuac J Ianyxicb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
MADAM
. THE TIMES.

f"R THE TINES.
! nave READ ~ an Cd mnsiy volume long ngo. a
'"'u'''', '"'' OF q ''n'eSs enid 'hai had fond pa
'e"'' '"u "H"y i'end' 10 watch over IT, AMI admin
'Ne' 20 ~ WAITS But IN The course OF lime It's
p''ef'' md r'end'' one by one. passed away from
his a~nce.tHrn abode. and leh that hule child alone
in tn.s coid wonJ-aIone in ihis c,IJ ,rcb..,,LI.
,,o-ll ~
fsop rolled on. and That orphan child grew up
nto womonhooI. She wo. nal, and m.I.,.L.,
and often w.ri Their. 80. uo,J
mind "A holiness which seemed 70 transmute her
thoughts 10 another sphere Of feeling. She WIS q,
i..Iaied beipg-,be knsw #, .rJ ,u. d.,
H., "' '"" '''' s"e
'''y "" ""'''''l"g N"I'o she
"e"f" SPEAK HeHiIy OF her loneliness, nHd every
VOID lsi as cold rs midnight ON her heart. and
bIighred hor .r.ri,s. Oh c,,c1 u..,
give offence !" h"orcuco, and wound the feelings
Of the lonely orphan.
Aud read in rb,r .o,. all L.L H.,
-
"' '''' y "t' "'n'o" %" ono daTk even
ing 10 an'"mn' aud died there without a FREUD 90
sooih and cheer her iu the hour Of death. And I
ana thinking now IL mpsf n. , -,,..ci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
SALE

= y virtue al u deed OF trust from Pearly Sham
ES TO ne bearing date th- l6 d day OF Dec, IN.
Der. 1889 AM uJw OF record IA { e Clerks on
ce or Marshall county b, o. ,, folio ITO, on Mon
,ay, the eighteenth day Of July, o. -, at The from
do n Of the COUTt House for Mar hall c,uuIv I
sha sell TO the highest and best tIdder at pu0li,
al [ on ION the terms Hereinafter mentioned. IA,
!otluwlhs described Tracts or parcels of land, VIZ
One tract containing ia acres and - POLES. IA.
ing on The va. crs Of l.ltJle Grave Cretk In tb.
co.rty of Marshall, bUundtd as st forth ma Ma.
deed Of trust before mentioned, beng the sane
lana conveyed 10 said sharp b. Jesse Tom.ns, 4,
by deed bearing date tie 2Ith uay of FeL,na,'
1870
Also a tract of land containing 80 acres. living
on the waters of Little Gave Gle k In tide 60 n
y OF h-r,hal. bounced as set forth - the deed
VI tTJ,I bsiuTe mentioned, beng the same land
conveyed 10 SAID SHARP by Fredt ICk SNYDER and
1897. '
Ais . .ract oflaud containing 81 acr,s. q rood,
n 80 poles. iiihS'Jh The waters of Little Grave
re. Il a. the sand cOLnt,of Marshall. bounded 4
ct iorth m Tia deed OF trust before utenuon,p
beng the same land conveyed to sail Sisrp tv
kIIS1a |oodn:h anu wife by deed Tearing dale
the pun day of August, 1893
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth e the pur.
CHASE money crsh one fourth IA nne months.
one ipur'h Al fifteen months, and the remaining
fJh' q a. Two " arS, with ln'eres' from the day
., sale. For tie Il. f-rrCd 'r credit Instalment.
bonds with personal security - be Approved nv
ne Slil be required, and the TILE retained uurl
The whole Of he purchase money shall nave
| ben pail.
before mentioned shR u seI ami convey mil.
The 'lte vested IN nv by the sRid decd Of trust.
"HIch u Is bel eyed. hover eT. will be found. on
Gamma non, q" tie Gear ana icdisputanle.
HnYiuTiheT lnIorInatrol dssI ed can lie had on
application to me al my office on Main sucetIn
the tity 0. VII eli ug.
JAMES 5 wHEATT
az It's Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
.InMr .


W. have read several auIciy- l~uhlsii-d within 0
eN dtys. ul]iguliue the iica that Tree trade - e.
rlur- the mechanics 90 ihi, cuuutry-tui. - a. eN-
al nee li1i 10 su-h I'll e. nae i,be nrpr-heudri. "a Is
stated. m l.rrtch h-i, sell m New York and rs.
tom 80 in'u - .o $50 per pair. vhIc those ui 4.
nrrcIu "a .tIltciurc rau bo aLJ.iet a. "a nycu + -
price. TIIs D, a~,srstOr, but We arc M, set lur.
ulshrd wuh tao pr o aud, Is lic writer's no i,ur
u lac iIrrigu mechanics have i,ilcI 10 submit ANY
Tee lmuuy. Sc Will uiftr s1uc 10 which I'VE beg leave
o" cali ibrir aston tul. aui HAT ut the mechanics VI
Il dIuuorr. q Dol this: Mr. Bs'l. an Market S.acc.
u ar he conner ui B ,timnrC street L1s for sale ~ume
tun'h h,a's, P.ro - - per pair-orgtu4l cost
S5J per dozen. They urs sad ip bc a neat Article
Si'u'! Crlgrcs. not alter tn- ia-JT, hc states lhat
a'cr june. Ihc same kind Of hoos can bc hld ii
Sd d'lus per I>'sra. Nrw. Jou,uaL.I arc better
"a Ii"d t.ut vo are t,say whether thcy csuafr "a
IA SIns Slui ~ ,r,clc ui as gnl a "a ,lty al "a.
low a price. liIhey be content. II - not Tor ~ 20
sr.tVe. M. ara We To laEenI II ready made Lon.
doh cats ofau or' client clnlh. eau he furnished
al from Sl5 To $50 each. lf our own mechanics
prefer that 'h"s' "i foreign countries shall rl"Iht tie
American PEG lie. he itso. We are opposed 10 such
liberal int To- y arc satisfied. Congress will hurd.
" IT, n, O. necessary To grhruiluusly interfere 10 say
'hem inoIn d-strucuOn-Ba more Clipper.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14
PROTECTION AND TIEF TRADr

The following zine ex racl Is the cJnclus.ol Of a
letter Of recent date, from Gov. avis to ,he Presi
dent Vi The Hume League At New York:
II gives m, great satisfaction to see other p1ris of
he country moving. and especially New Yuk, for
II Is The business ofthe agricultural States 4, m,vs
aud To support a division of labor. for tb,. IN.
only process by which they can sustain themselves
10 talk OF Pmiecilpn to manufacturers, under Inc
lnea That they are reaPiug spectral beuedls. Is idra.
The po'iry goes greatly beyond the pur,ose ,C nd.
ing a particu'ar class 81 persons, for tho iu9u,rv i.
shit Ne ~ substance be all auners. Or shall Nc
"''lda i"iO 'arcas empinymeuis. that cur ,yrnls
my he supplied fine turner's feel n, mood nj
U'i' uNlpr' 'hcn let Us give IL up. for he mann.
l'c'uTefs and mechanics can live rs well by The land
A. ''ry' have always thought p]rl,c,ii1n Ia mnu.
Iociufe5s was On unfortunate mIsupncr. Ca, il il
'"''f oIaii SORTS that We aim 10 sustain mud ann.
I'l-aS much ono CiIss as anptIcr-1nd lei us hill
.TmIy TO ih1f. We g Tor lho greni interests nj
iaOo'' ava u We can take care of that her, d, uytn.
'Ns 10 lear Tor the country viii he prosperous mil
"apPy' L'I Us lhen u1dernD name lose sight Of our
Object, or Of our identity. We aim at FREE ,r,,c.,
Gus labor While free traIc a.m, NJ ,bo,n 80
mad" cheap 10y cheap hhpr. In the eve oI fec
trade, ihe suffering, starvation, anI inter ucyI.ri ii,
me la'Jfefa' ~ well a. their mora! arl iui,IsrtY,l
aegfadaiinn, are nothing 4 ceat a v1rI in c,gr,
oulWeighs al these mighty mlusfs. and Thus 9,1r,,
- len TO triumph over humanity and m ,r,lrr
''"s""u ASKS l"f Tree trade JustiO The extent llli she
mdh" '"e markets oi oihor '%ouuuios. ami no further
i'f position u he opposite OF ours; her surplu, il.
soJIs' While ours D. produce. Slo want. ven, a..
,nes' goods In oar markets, but takes err, rb,t ,u,
Io'd sh'l not interfere with her agriculture.
The lIlcd STATES are n a dcpllr1b'e c,pIi.i,,
No c"lfeucy-no Coufdence-and ever rbi1g 40.
pressed darn and glo1my. The fra4siry 80 .T,,y
s'i Ihe hnaucos Distracted, but 90 IS aI y,orlr, ay,,
'"e sreai Trobicm.-Iud that Is that vp mp.r ,,ks
'' OF o%n''s''es Toy i]s'er.ng our industry. Oiip,,p
y ''fiiS turning i' I1r rs the great remedial men.
sure which s. 90 iIsrsi lia rI5r,t. g.I,.L 49,. I'D
cred 'rJuuI us. and give us rhs br,.tr 80.
gam '.d sp'ed yuIr odiHs. I write. On g,.,,
''"'' 'Id remain your friend aud o1eJispf s,.
,iut. '
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-14

M Treasury 81 The Stcic Of Virginia is empty
Fue Richmond Wing says:
We hear That i~o drafts Of the Treasurer were
protested thus weth-une for ga aud anolher Tor
5000. Reason no .mudS
IL 1, no!'ripds. that Ihe Treasury i EMMY. ard
that the legislature auth,riz, ID = loan of $500 Goa
until ueNl Drcrmher, from Bank, or indi,iIuai~.-
ihis sim was deemed necessary To pay the interest
"l he public deb, add DERRY the current expense.
81 the Individuals. of course. would
not a Ihey could, take a loan Of such short duration
The only rss'urCe was then Co the Il inks. Wletb
er these insuiHiIphS Will loin the m,nev. we cannot
.sy. How ia en- h ii. IN justice 10 rLe peo
pie, who need all mo facilities the Bank can sup,l,
"r ia liNiIce 10 themselves, with q view 10 resume
u ~ in NpTemhsT we cunnIt pretend 10 explain
Ia Ws- ale II her iinlnres the R.chmrnd Whia
well asks" $ Virginia. with "a protested Tre,sury
ran "i 81 M a condition 10 refuse her quote OF lhe
L'ld m"n"y. Aud yet Leo Fncuism, led on by
Richmond Enquirer. has refused ~