Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

Fr'D he Boston Alas
OUR COLONIAL VASSALAGE Tine London
Spectator IN a late number, 81 eculales at spn,s
length, aud wIIh much sfccuus aud plau,rb,c 50.
pIsiry, upon The advantages ul r,ciyrr nj treaty
between England a ud the United States The vhule
lHSis OF his essay L. upon our DEPENDENCE M "a
tie AJhdcr coahirg' As 4 matter 81 ciurse the Post
""d other anti American. pro-Buiish; Lprurru pa.
pcrs, copy Large extracts from 10 trh colqn.,iiy,I
Ihey do NOT however. puhIi>h tlir " hole To sun.
ply "eriIiH OmI,sIurls, We give the i,!l,,yIu, c,
Irtrt:
More general considerations go 10 show rhti The
trade between the iva rp4ntres (lircai Britain ami
the Unitcd Staios,) most hrdpiira % both nrsi b.,
What Is called col ,uIal trade; The new sriiI.,I
county Impnrilng The manufactures of the old ~
exchange fer is own raw produce IL all ec9aap.
'c1i Tea"oHS the United NheS still S'aad 10 England
IA Tttat'DH g, colony 10 Hodhcr Country"
" l. !" I"rprIuaIe thIS ht,uiiIiiiug colonial va
sl'hSe'-i Is To continue and strengthen this depe-
dt"ce ulmn m"ihrr Britain that the Boston Pos. aud
- l"cnicO cu,dluurS are STRIVING Precisely -
he tories did ia 716 these pro-. BRUSH jpurlals
up" IN egr PrL.cIirs uf American uSeprn-
den e, nnd a. vln 10 keep Us ever IN a state uf
c"nri lc icndc &C upon a iureigu aud rival
country \ 10 e b. - than scvcu'y ,ears ago our
hihr'S pf"rIhmcd Ihe.E,eivcs "uu!cppuicut" of
G:eai BnIam. 10 certain extent IA I,deprn.
d"nce "aS"nly IA uamc. Politically We have been
Independent But TIE taTn'tHg words OF The writer
we quote are deserved. We have been over since
"S'd"H'HS ~ HH OHr commercial r.iIiIoYS in The
relation Of c"io"g 10 m0iheI country How mach
longer Is THIS hrrnIatug relation Ia continue!
ln the event of VAR. Is u desirable that We be
wholly depe uden tir at y -riaiu IN al our ecu.
nnmical relations! Are we never 10 heroine orapeg
never 10 be able To MAJ uaclure cloth 10 cover our
nakedneSS, Ur knives and 10 lis WIN which To feed
ourselves and chI!drenl When shall We begin Il,
encourage and build up all practicable and ucedful
mann .a'iurcs! WHcu shall we have a more favor
nhie lime thar The present. There important
hniioual Objects tnnnut he effected ~ a tnv or a
year The skrllul aud cheap inirlcat,un Of all
articles needed Tor home consume on, ad tpled TO
our circumstance, can only he attained ny long
Practice aui thorough InvcstiglIiOn.
II Is high lime thai We were seCar1ted ns a ma
lion. from The !caIla- strings IA which Re have SO
long been constrained. Let us no L,nrcT be duueS
To '!'a' most deuslye advocacy ola system Of one
sided JTee imPo,tItOH, uEder the ridiculuus name
"i Tree Trade, by winch Calhoun Van Buren, and
Tie "ihsT leaders Of Lncoinco seek 10 perpetuato
our coi""'d dependence upon Great Britain.
TIE TS.-The XcLIa Torch Ii,ht
says-"We are informed by a returning Mngoucr
Nh' nd been assisting Ia the transportation % The
NyandOu Indians Iu Cincinnati thai four death,
occurred among them, before their departure from
that city. The deceased persons were, a woman.
anu child Warpole, chief, aged ll3 years and
JOHN Hicks The Indian last named was ON hoard
bna from which he Tell into the river m n siate
oI mioXicnlIon, md was drowned" The one
drowned was probably the only iHtcmperaie man of
the tribe,