Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-15

Val s.;e.isrni Statesmen. Ne all-t demai.d per
tet prJtcrii1a ai the hinJs 81 oar Regulators. We
mast shui oat oi our markets htce t,uuhs Of The IN
postvd glot'. Ia ia4iArsure our oNn cpsis.pa OF
oar inlcsiciue-s aid - nacad. \ thiag bIta
Pr1s?ccuNc pnotlcitve iauH can keep tins rcpIb.ic
90 sci.lCi tea yeas. Remember thtt. How are ,ye
% D. Reed hl,a uaf dcof Caa ne cxungu,sh DO
10y passuirg hc plan We have followed Tor tic last
c.sH ycars, Have ~ nai 80; into debt some hIu-
droJs ni ,niiii0I! Let us tax, retrospective view
'i ia' adiir, oi iho uItph toI Whtt c,A,ius.lI
shall arrive ~, IL IL p thc heh tar f i4v. rs %
was called ay the oip ,scrs I'D iau ien Wts eulct-
Ell. aud continued uuii 1882 Wheu "a REVISION tl,k
piiee. ani n Is . ihe c'nPronisc act was p1ssci.
The gIvtTuueAt paid OF a debt oi tNa haulreI
ard cisii nilo Is. aa.l la "a ihc ircisasy ab,lt
seventy millions. aat wgs 80 rieA aui aIrspcs1Ii
tAil a coal sclgcO.y ili a way % l,sllss ot jhs
sHrplus when ito hlc AM cry arose about taxing
The people. aHi ,he President am h.s secretaries
w'se anNi1usly engaged to relieve the polr people,
from these burdrn.. so IN Carolina in arns against
the manufacturers, backed by the party PcesldeIt
ald cabinet caused the coTprItniss act.
Well then, we VIII noN scs the effects upol The
p 'or people. government n CO n ~. The net was
:" deduct tea pr eslt per anlun on ths diiies all
le4l, AMI Thea half the dn;ics O c0nc oil. aud m
lolH every thing 10 be fixed At % per cent Lei
mover lie IrsOttcn tla' ai,cr ws had pad Oh o ar
dioaal debt AMI had large sut las IN the trJa.,l-
~, that the tariff was 80 operative m our favor iha
I
cie ohtrined by our other tride 10 Great Britain We
Drought a hnn', AMI our country anl banks had an
abundance oft, 80 much that all the banks pail IL
Al Their counters, merchants and farmers, mechanics
ani nannia' turcrs, pad their debts, and specall.
| 'ors and people generally had m ,ney enough Tor
heir business purposl ;. The government AID tie
\ people were all prosperous aud happy together
/ N'Wi let us see how the poo lie were hclpcI by
I taking away the protection uf s1S In the com.
| neacemcnt oi-the opera ion Of the comprouis- aci
- which q VIII be rem IN crcI. ten Per c ut ~ IS
aiken OF he dl.Ics n VAS scarcely observable, bot
uie udt began 90 operate ~ few years rather as
| '.'w poison. nid "a 81 when ore haliuf he pro-
| 'cction wIs taken on. what do we cxporicnccY The
;1Nenimont bankrupt. merchants mostly failing. the
pantry in debt Eve hundred uillous AMI the &c bi
.nrrei''ug, banks suspenlng all over the cQuniry
| nc people wrhoai mDnoy, AID the produce OF our
ahor MT rcmunerlling the lahoser fir his toll =
All ih's' To-. IA time OF peace. arl WHEN the eadh
| ivNer yi-iIsi M ere Il,n IEIly. W. ses th, imp
'crishsd cuudiIi "a OF the colu-ry, and cannot bat
zee what has produced a. and what is the remedy
| 90 these en I1rrlssncuts Can IN. next fan Oft %
Neniy per ccaI do uny Thing - alleviate oar Cond.
| ioIH Can The cOIniry be longer bland 10 The cause
| 1 olf iroub.cs' IL Sd. men would not DE- conyInc
II though ono sholid rise fon the dead AMI sp1ak
them, Tho opposition parry go 40 a s1iid phll.
'iE asIInE protection 10 AmsrcIn interests. and
YIN the ; 'uIhem wings viii defeat any nc lsurc
| 'dcu.licd q relieve the Amer ,.tn p,ole II we
| vsrc clear Of debt "a lSB2 b. the iaua OF 1873.
.'d 'nnac, IN both pockets: anal now, by Clvouug
reign IN inu!aciurus, are bankrupt, what shall wc
| 10 when the whitening u9rritiou of the Is ~ re-
| utcilOu lakes place We shall iheu see Nha. ~,
nail see. and Ihe must miserable nation we shall
re- ga The civilized world Il the law Of 1898 la
emaincd IA force. This cuuniry wu9ld be worth cIe
| .Lnired millions more thau II NOW H. RomemJe
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