Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

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owing rcmirks are frem Thar ,,a,.,,;-t
ih''ont Wing paper. The Boston Ala. 1b.,.n.-L
ne 'ee''nss OF New England ON the grea, and i'm.
'o'''h' questions which are now ut issue bcrn cen
Mr.. Tyler and the party hat elected him
Tins act The Netnl Of the President - received.
/" '"s community Win M angry feeling urdisitis.
CT ana discomfort. The people feel a. irail re-.
rance upon The present Admmi.ratoo ia, .l -,
-eliei was at an end The main recon 1890 D..
he President for veioing Ibis bill. is. the IN, i,lab,L.
y OF thatse5'on oithe L1nd Distribution Bin. which
ihai The distribution shall bc suspended.
the Sniies levied upon any atucle of nm.
port shall exceed twenty per cent.
We "SS upon a a. quite carlain, now. Thar no
lnuh b'H can be passed At the present Session Of
C"nE'ess me PRESIDENT will n { sign my such
Bill unleFs the Land Bill Is sus,ended-and the
present congress certainly will not suspend the
Land thl. The principle Of Ihe dislribution orthe
OF the Public bands among the States was
adopted alter long and mature consideration. u i,
founded upon the most obvious equity. n was n
leading Wing measu - and we'll known 10 be 81.
10y The whole body Of the Whig Party. Pmsideni
lylei himself Il to Congress; and gave
81 me solemn sanction OF hIs official signature. II
VIII not be abandoned; ami we saw. without besiia.
lion that II ought not To be abandoned. n 7, tho
duty OF the government, in each gifts branches. IN
establish a permanent system OF Revenue. winch
VIII produce an income sufficient % defray all tb.
Expenditures of the government, and al the same
time To protect the industry &C he country: and =,
leave the Proceeds Of the Public Lands 10 flow inro
Their legitimate reservoirs. the Treasures Of the
'e'eraI staies. This the people expect. at the
hahuS ollhe ADMINISTRATION; aud tins course they will
eventually force The administration 10 ,do,,.
We are not inclined TO use any harsh
terms towards th5 Executive for this its
renewed exercise of The coascrv alive
Veto Power-although, if we were 10
indulge IN n free expression Of the pub
&c sentiment of the Wing Party, we
should be entirely justified IN doinr so.
wings ofthis city, who used their
npSt strenuous eXertIOns, TO defeat the
van BLren Party, aud place the reins
OF government IN the hands Of a Whir
Administration, are deeply crieved and
offended at the course that has been IA
their grief and anger are Ger
taInIy not mitignted by the fact that the
ensigns OF JOY and triumph are louted
almost IN their faces. from the balcony
OF the Loco Foco Reading Room.
In the management OF the pnblic ar
iaIrs OF a great Nation, nolhiag is more
'anenlaOle than uncertainty and dis
must Not TO know, upon anv great
measure, deeply affecting the political
interests of the whole people. what will
the decision OF the GJvernm mt, i'm
olies a degree Of fickleness and indeci
'lon wich Is. Of itself, highly prpiIIicaI
% the general peace aud happiness. fl
s not TO be disguised that this ~apprehen
SION OF instability in the national legs.
alton Is a prevalent feeling 10 our com
.hunIty, at the present time Business
IS Frustrated Commercial affairs are
a sand. The manufactures are chr
al ing or abandoning their operations
or wan OF The fostering regard Of the
government. The fruits Of Agriculture
IRE without a compensating market -
! ne currency Of the country is male
luate to IFS required purposes. A gen
RAJ siagnauon prevails throughout the
J partments Of our domestic industry
he country is wounded and b'eeiinp
here is no good Samaritan at hand. 10
'ilord his relief. The @ reat HIGH Priesr
himself, to whom, Of ala others. from
ais oihcIal station, we have a right t.
.ook Tor succor and assistance, co!dly
HHSNIS ~ on m OBieT SIZE.
We are a deluded an decei we'd PEG
DE We made n mighty ehortto shake
ourselves free from the tremendous on
preston of the Loco Foco reign of Van
}uren. In hat effort, we were .minen,.
y successful. Horse, foot and drauoon
he entire force Of thai deadly enemy In
he Liberties and the prosperity of the
tepubllc; were sIgnally routed A com.
'lete W aterIoo defeat Of the cohorts q
iesPotIsm was the triumphant results Of
nat glorious struggle. rs If. i'm the
nldst OF oui patriotic rejoicing, W.
should grow too presumptuous az our
success, there arose a dark and owcring
cloud from our political horizon. which
over shadowcd the Gear sky, and swept
away, with It's relentless bolts, the hes,
hopes of the land We dove back 10
,heir dens The beasts Of prey that were
ioyouring the substance, and eating Out
he hearts Of the People. We deth ron.
ed the Ru'ers who were usur2inr. in q
Tree Republic, the attributes orty rants
We elected from authority those whose
aboundcd in p0siiire eUiI-and we
have, un willingly filed their place with
HAAA
one whose pecuiier risUS prevent the sub.
Of any P0siiiUe gooa How vain
and weak-how ineffably childish and
silly u IS for one nan to place himself
up, upon some supposilious theory, and
interPose his uninteIlectunl persln be.
tween a mighty People, and their impa.
uent tendency towards a state Of high
and happy prosperity. Who can up.
hold him who, but the worst enemies
the co1ntry-who, out the Catalines
who have just been driven from the Sen.
ate Chamber, can npho'd him in this de-
reelection Of his duty--this deep disap-
Pointmcnt o. the patriotic hopes, Of the
most ardent and sincere desires OF a vas
majority Of the Peoplrl
May that Divine Providence, whose
seeing eye watches over the dostinics
IF Matt ons, have those Of our beIoy.
country N his holy kccping.
From The West The accounts respecting Inc Cr,p.
.oniinuo TO be most favorable. The ioIloxrnp re-.