Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-23


'nhnIed, unless they Will enter INTO rccocuziuce.
O." ar2elr al The next Court o! Quarter s,uus Tor
'his county. re GREER
TIE TARlFF--rhe Il ,slon At'as. whose views
may he presumed to be in accordance with IN,
manufacturers ofNew England. says. NO whig de-
'iros The establishment Of such Tariff as would
operate % prohi5u the importation OF any article
which Is now an ingredient orloregn trade" I'VE
are now in favor CONTINUES the Alias - raising
money for reUeHEe alone. and 81 dong we are Cor
d s'rinne'ing in such a manner to protect our
domes ic Labor" This, and only this, we be.
leve TO be the desires of The Wing party this part
of the country" The Alias concludes with the 6l
lowing remarks
The friends Of prbhihnry duiieS. If there he any
sIcH' are not numerous Il there are enough oglhsm
Q" compose party, The loco iocp- would have Il
appear, we discll IN all councciiuu ard fellowship
with ihcn. When wc see The torrent OF supcrll.
Gus importation pouring tu upon rs, led 10
wish ipr The adoption OF almu,t any measure that
would prevent such 4 dclugc-but we certainly
do not desire 10 see their Introduction prohibited al
together. To give Tho market exclusively 10 the
home ruiucer. u 90 invite ~ o. become prniuccfs,
10y which m sans the demand will be more than sup
Piled, aud cCr'aIn loss and failure u'lpw. We
could mention one Two instances. The dliy of
% .er cent on low cloths WI en- FIST imposed. and
before The proIgn agents had perfected teir system
/ OF smuggling, amounted To a prohibiJipn-ang the
great UumIcr OF individuals who were induced 10
O. into tho business, without fkrll or knowledge in
the course of twr years, uvcrstnckeI the market.
aud depressed The Trade But meantime the prn,iis
were very large. owing u he cessation of the for
an SuFTy-1nd Il beg be belicV e Tat wpllen
/ z ipds could I've made easily as corn Is ground
uhd HAT NJ one who undertook u could 20 amiss
/ The increased manufacture made a large demand
/ i'r wuo'. winch Consequently was enhanced m
pfre' n"d ms Sgan enhanced the price of goods.
- that very ordinary, creasey clOhs, were slld AT
rates much higher 'han they were worth. This
could uot last lOug-ihe market became ulu'ted aud
/ "ul er' hogan TO discriminate more carefully be.
tween clohs well aud badly made Thus. who had
embarked m the enterprise could not give II up
without loss, and the expect alton Of "beIIcr times
! induced many 10 run their machinery long after
prudence would have prompted To stop Many
gnnds were forced into The market satisfy the De.
mand- OF those " ho had made advances on them
and sold al a ruruons loss. The price uf wool fell
AMI The farmers were obliged To kll many OF Their
besi hockS 10 avoid the expense OF keeping them.
/ ihiS has been "a lesson which has not been whul.
| ~ forgotten, except by the advocates OF free trade
VITO. while they recall the high prices that were
p'id ih Tie Two yelrs ui monopoly" do not cOnsJ.
or The ruinoGs low prices Of the year that followed.
/ II Wcu'd he difficult 10 say what would now be a
| iroh. hI'ory al r0iarsH duty. We almost doubt
whether there can be unc-so long have our
! "ue laws been evadcd. Il i, MOI desired by the
! wooden manufacturers the wool growers We
nlmo Them only f,r exam pie aud NAY i1llow
Tie subject hrher another day
AN INCIDENT Ar TTE FIRE IN HAM
/ BURG.-THe frcign correspondent Of rle New
World. closes an account ofrhe recent cUuiaerlti,n
At Hamburg, with THIS Incident:
ilC uf hose ILL., -
sitting IA heIr trunks and rorIminrraus "a the street,
I aId ION The wall, me OF Ihcrn ,lcrue Gcurn Giy
/ 10 ono hundred mares 20 have them carrcI 10 tho
-:casnAoli. were refused. One anrc lot nusi vet
/ mention To y'n before am do .. q slv,fs . Tile
OF hc Romantic. though IN itself u - but tr ling
'nriirni. You all know that in most rIhe Gcrunlu
1nd B.icnu towns, lhe cAu,ch slccglcs are pruvI.
Jed with ilusical hcls which play once or twice
"a day, generally al - O'clock and in the evening
] Ia" church ni 81 Nicholas, too was provided wuh
sCch q set of musical bells and the hell player an
/ old gray haired man of 20. was either too Iniirm
] ~ unwilling The quu lhc Stony castle from " hich
"e hhd been tor years calmly watching the IiIc OF
men below. No one thnucHi Of The nIYr Guardian
"i nc nonSe Of God until, the secple was wrap.
pa % hfc, and tie firm wall that had stood for
| ages began 20 shake, the bells sounded The well
known German choral, which usually concludes
nc Protestant service. Now thank We the Llrir
! l'NHn daukct allie Corr An Hhcr moment a crash
| ~ grave: The bell player slopI before his God"
UCPE-AAN-Thc last refuge of m,p !. HIM.
/ When Affections come upon hun fast anJ thirt.
when care levers las brain; and sOrroN gnaws his
hsnIl; when The tide Of misfortune has n,rtsI tb
asi cord shat held his bark 90 her oorings md ,ho
sonn Of Us parting siaks like death knelI info his
nm1si soul, wakcuiugall Us sympahes 10 The fear
fol reality at The mUmeut-lhc intensity Of erri,c
ineni gives way TO burst Of anguish butter tear
pi disnPpliuimen'. 90 10 that IN strange and IN
cpnirJNabIc. yet silent power. despondencv Rot !,
| IS ipr 4 nom cut ony-one Convulsrvs ibrob-o,s
long drawn, heart hcayiug sigh and IL Is al oye,
flush passes over the heart like the fleet sun sbod
",v ui au April day, and Hope the divine prince oC
cheats, The glorious emperor Of deceivers Its smi
ling on IT, throne.
And so, not satisfied with having been be fooled
thousand lines ten thousand before: not content tp
/ wIpenway the Tears of sad and melancholy disn D.
puInlmeui that has just been made 10 push from the
tuuut Of lies feelings; not imagining that the scene
ul sorrow through which he had lust PASSED cnuld
be enacted over again. ard HAT the same foot that
spurrod him, can spur him again he falls down
aud wor,bips as light the Persian kncsI, al the
sun god Of MS s1al's dOlntry.
we h1pe for life even in s latest hour.
We hope for health wher sickness first draws near.
We h1po iUr freedom when 90 slivcrys power,
| We hope lor courage when assailed by fear
We hope fur oIl The sweetest joys of life.
D When most afflicted with us deepest strife"
LEAD MINES There IT, SAYS the St Louis Re.
publican. quite excitement going on in The ca.
lena. Duhuqgo lead minesn relation 90 the mineral
. lands. The Two parties are arranged on the qucs
t'ns of leasing md selling. Meetings have been
held ai Gaera and Dubuque, 81 whirh a deal ri
, feeling was manifested by The respective parties -
. One party insists the United States Government
bringing he Inuds iui" market ant selling them -
, This party IS chiefly composed NJ men Who expect
:, 1 bold th- mineral lands by The pre.smpfIun o,
he other si'e. The drgrrs and other men insist lp
. pn their being leased as he a1.c republican plan
b, nd as inrnI hing them au opportunity of ceiling
ID. IIoa1. The ruuiesi ragos very warm AZ n meet.
4 n- Ioc.y held Boo D1hu4uo. wir.h uas called hy
. Doe ir favor 1f selling. fI" TTry ru f1yrr Of lrs.
. uF, 0ui voted .Hr parry winch r1 IIrH me rrreHry
We d1 HHf know nIrrI eide ofthc dfT.u.ry Trrf.
4. SOM Dos token. bot believe hIs agent rs graH,a-