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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

CAUTION TO SOUTHERN SLAVEToI:
Y DERS. On the l7Ih "f August last I arrived
ia Baltimore. Maryland. with my family. and took
apartments NJ the Fountain Inn Chsie B0l'zhO"-
ver's) now kept hy MCs,u Dir & FngE Attached
tn my family wass female slave. On tho "A Ia Mt
= tit Was issued. rs I am inform ed, NJ tho instance
or two Servants emvloyed at SAID hotel. viz. Philip
GrusS aud Romeo Price, To r ST Eh'd len ale slave
from me, un tire ground that she had b'Cn brought
from ano;hcr State. As sron 80 The laci' we've mad"
known Ia Mcssrs Dix & FogP, they. with q prrmiir
Jude for which they nre distinguished, discharged
rhe aforesaid servants, Philip and Romeo. and IHfnr
med all the principal Hotel keepers in the city of the
fact. all Cf whom refused Ia give them employment.
with The exception o. Douid BdTnUm j Z Of ne
City Hotel, who Immediately gave employment q"
Romeo Price. the eldest oi The two and no doubt
The leader at the plot. This caution I deem due IO
Surthem travellers. 50 that when they visit tho
Northern aud middle States IheJ may knSw which
Of the Hotel Keepers 10 encourage.
THOMAS n BUCKNER, Mississippi.
Baltimore, Sept 4th- lS43- sept Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

SUPERIOR uAMS-We base Just rece'.
ed lot ofFINE HAMS. wlueh ~iIl be sold
law fr CASH.
oct 10 JANIS u FOi''i ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

"ASH BOOK sTORE-rhe public arc
respectfully ninrmrd that | have no~ inr
sale, n very Urge a,sosImeHt 81 BOOKS and STA
TIONE cry f the latest editions and m''sI approved
Manufacture. comprising works 10 ever department
e Literature and Articles, suitable fec any and every
Counting House base purchased a general
assortment e suaeri"r large WRITING PAPERS
aud oi Lrarher Cf BLANK BOOKS. aud sm ready
Co. receive n1dcrs Ter hccnnn; Books t0 any pattern
whici' viii he manufactured equal 6" any 'u the
United States. Fr"m many years experience in hu'
siuess. | have to0ud IiaI rhe Cash system, Dariicu
larry in reIah. Is the most satisfactory, both 9" the
purchaser aud seller, mi having purchased my
sIurk br cash. am tesplved ~ sell only fr lac same
By this means ] ran supply At II TaHch lower rate
md prevent The accumulation e 50 many sinai
-arcounts Parents. schoui teachers. snd the Puhi'
generally. nre respectfully invited 20 call and exam
iue for themselves. JOHN } II NSWELL.
rct IL Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
JOR PRINTING.

FATTY executed ~ The riIicS of The II Ally
~ AND WEEKLY TINES, Conner II
M,iN n UNpoN SrREETs. by }. q. WHARTON.
and at The LOWEST po-sible prices. aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17
TRI SITES SALE.

Virtue OF a deed OF trust from Chades
Steubcr and FL aheth hs wife 10 me, hear
ing dare The Cd day Of February A ID, 1919, and
now If re ord IN The clerks office of the county
court for Ohio couTty. | shall. on Monday, IT.
both day Of October Is43, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, at
the front cnor uf The c"uit house for Ohio coUn-
~, sell To the highest and best tiddcr ut public
auction, two lots sferuund situate IN RtchIeto an
numbered on the plat of said town, ten ohd
welve IN the eleventh square, together with the
buildings an 4 I'M orOvements on the same,
These lots are tceH i'm PrOred, icith a rood brick
ten smcnt, and The Tile IS beliered 10 be UnGoUbt'
ed GndJreef from oil incufnbrnncoS.
Srlling as Trustee. l shall CO lVev such title as
is vested in me by the said deed Of trust.
Terms made known On the dav Of sac.
MI $ WHEAT. T. uSfes.
BRENTLINGER & SHALLCROSS.
sep IS Aucfioneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

.C,TPER HEAVY DARK PLAID FLANNEL
- 2 wards vide. - fXcclleut afUci" inS Ladies
"a ,uter skirts aid Ch!dfcuS C~loHhtogi als' "fs"i
-, 2 W SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

ARRIVAL. SENSENEY.
~ has commenced rrce'ving nos opeuing hH
SECOND SUPERIOR SrOsk FALL GOODS
o.. a.. .,I ofr5s 90 first Il nest week. be loIes
,.-cive ms full ftyck whcu he haucr- htmselth b,
IN Il. "a a. Offer such inducemcu,s Go the buy.
,- oabbr. o. are ~ Oxen met Wia. oci II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

TNHE FAMH.Y MAGAZINE sr October
Jua reed AID Dr sale Al MELLOR'S.
oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

AN hand a Few bo1es 81 Ayes No l pound
Richmond Tolacco- cor sale t"w 20 Clc~o a
coosienmrnt, nv (scptII) CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

SALT- loo bills No | Prusburgh SALT, reeU
~ auJ 'Ur sale 10y
HUDSON e. MORRISON.
oct Il No l75 Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

HINGER-200 pounds best Ginger. received
" aud tor sale lay
HUDSON Il MORRISON.
oct II M lis Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

HNOR SALE, Gold. Emeralj. Ruby. Topper
n and enamelled FINGER RINGS.
oct 20 FArRCWLD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-17

n GOAF SUGAR 1000 Ir,uhd, reed anu tot
SIZE toy hudson 4 MORRISON,
uctI7 No lis Market Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
THE CENTRAL CLuB.

President Leigh his Club for the frat time Friday
evening. The crowd immensc;-morc than the spa.
cious Hall could contain Mr. Leigh addressed the Club
more than an hour-in strain. which delighted all within
the reach of his voice. As have strong hopes procur
ing the speech for publication. orbear say
than that it worthy OF Watkins Leigh and Of the cause
Of Liberty and Law 10 the support Of which addres
Sed.
Resolutions were then adopted, approving OF a Wing
State Convention in February, and appointing Forty Dele
gates TO represent the Wings of the City.
MIR. Segar Of Elizabeth City then called out-wlo
delivered elaborate and able argument upon tic leading
political topics OF the day. The speech long and
agumenotve for occasion of the knd but logic
Its facts were unanswerable and its ability undenabe
The inconvenience which many experienced from the
want OF seats and the OF room, aud the difficulty
hearng-has we believe, put every Wing in the right
mood respecting Clubhouse. The universal seniimcni
is To have Club-Housc-wherc all the Wings OF the
city can have opportunity of hearing and enjoying the
speeches which may he made and have right away
without loss Of time. We for weekly NEE tngs
we shall it for the February Convcnon-we shall
want il for the Ladies' Fars-and in fact We for
every thing, and can mike no Roadway without IT,
Let the committees, who have had the matter in hand
meet forthwith, and permit another fortnight eapse,
without being able boast of this great convenience and
chief ornament of our city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
ONT at Last.

The Mercury hns length found its speech and speaks
as follows IN reply 10 question the truth Of the
nmor, HAT Mr.. Calhoun had in the article oi
Enqairer correspondent stating that Mr. Calhoun's friends
did expect him receive the nomination, and in sup
port ot the OF the Spectator that subject we
believe the last articles have already been publish.
ed IN this paperJ
II support the Democratic creed, the true
creed, with Free Trad" at it, head, in supporting
Mr.. Van Buren,, then will never support him,
though forty Conventions should unanimously nominate him
And five support that creed best by supporting him.
shall take good allow the interests of any
interfere. As the National Convention we have
desired its existence and therefore precious little
whether il is composed Of OF monkeys. What IS
reasonable and good in itself made particle
by the sanction OF snch body, and what is bad
whit worse for its approval and praise"
The Editor Of the Mercury, may be sure ilat Mr.. Van
Buren, ia favor Of Free Trade the South Ills North.
opinions different affair. We look upon him,
therefore, already committed his support This looks
very much Ike invitation Mr.. Van Burcn'- friends,
stand their ground iorit is plain ntinaton that If they
do So, the Chvary will come IN after a while.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

them over merely TO make up their eargoes and
fed tey could always cell them readily make freight
on them. The new tariff imposes duty Of
pound them, and the consequence has been. that
eoun,men, being encouraged make them. sell
them in the market Tor twenty dozen-being
lower than they before the passage OF the
So much for the effects Of this "odious and oppre-
sive Tariff"
The great mistake Of all free traders before had
cSsion observe is that they lay down general prnei.
pie, and stick it in spite Of facts. They say. for
stance, that If duty is high enough protect domestic
manufacture excludes the foreign aud thus shuts
competition whereby the article il rendered dearer; and
that If it is not high enough to shut the foreign article
1t cannot afford protection the domestic. These
plausible enough in theory but they daily
dicied by the undeniable evidence Of facts Whenever
they come To particulars, they find that the article i.
cheaper and better. that the foreign mannfaere shu
out and that the domestic encouraged Why this should
be IL is not business determine. We only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
lUSE OLE DELEGATES

SATURDAY, Dec. 10th, 1873.
The Clerk called the House to order and stated that the
time had expired for which the rule suspended which
authorized the Speaker to call amcmber the Chair during
his aisence-and as the Speaker still absent became
necessary for the House 10 take order.
Mr. TALfAFERRO had received a letter from Mr.. Hole.
man, stating that IL would be impossible for him to return TO
his post before the I'd Of January. Mr. T. submitted re-
solution that the House proceed TO the election Of Speak.
or pro. tenn.
Mr. M'iAE suggested that the Speaker pro. ism hold
Office during the absence Of the Speaker.
Mr. TAnArrRRo adopted the suggestion Of Mr.. McRAr.
Mr. STANTON objected TO the resolution as modified
Tue Speaker might not return az all.
Mr. BYED Of f. concuued with Mr.. Stanton in opinion
Tie thought that gentlemen who undertook 10 discharge pub
lie duties, ought TO be required h. perform thcm lie would
not deal hurhy by thc Speakers c would grant him leave
all the ID Of January but he could indie
finite leave.
Mr.. TALnrERRo had adopted Mr.. M'RALs suggestion
because he supposed it met the general concurrence But
rs there opposition, ho would restore the resolution to
Is original or and limit tie Speaker pro tenn the Sd
u January.
Mr.. ASDEg,oy had hoped Mr. Taliaferro would not mo-
dy h8 resolution. As be had done 10, be- would move to
amend go 70 read durng the absence Of tie Speaker
To elect Speaker pro until the 81 II January would
be deciding two questions once hst Of eecng Speak
PJO fe add granting leave the Speaker lie would
raiher pass upon both Of those questions singly
objections.
Mr.. ARssrRoSo inquired II the amendment Of Mr. An
dersOn prevailed aud The Speaker did not return wfd
The Speaker pTo tenn be the Speaker Tor the remainder u
the fesaionf
Mr.. B.NEs moved to amend tho amendment Of Mr. An.
derson by adding provided the abence II the Speaker does
not continue longer flian the ~ ~ January
This amen dnont adopted.
The qneafon then ecunodo on The amendment ne amend
Cd.
Mr. WucurR suggested that there might BE- some con.
sutunonal difficulty m the House having Speaker
Without expressing decided opinion he inclined 10 hink
II beFtto ooniiuo the suspension Of hc rule by which the
Speaker had called 10 the chair substitute.
MI TAfAfrRRo stated that IN time past The House had
frequently elected Speaker PRo rru; but he admitted hat
he suggestion Of he gentleman from Pitisyyani, WIS
titled 10 the consideration Of the House.
Mr. WucHrs repeated he objections 10 me proposed
mode Of proceeding.
MI Carr hod doubts, ihe House would not
new election, when The Speaker rstdfned Il spc,tsr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
FLAXsEED o.. HOARHOUND.

MessTs. Ediior-As this the season for troublesome
and dangerous colds speak cxpernentay in recommend
ing ASDREw PnzIM's Farseed Candy, rs very efcacons
in such have known often effect speedy and
ecetual eures. where Pesscs celebrated Houround had
proved entirely nbovc; and the time too that the
Houround selling exiravagant price while the
Flaxseed was charged for but a common arfiee and
wl,yl-beoause Pease & Son Of New York. have pys,d
themselves into nooriey while Pzzni has always Kent
hc even tenor Of his woy"-bolevng, probably in the
old maxim cir saPf qui pauea lo7uifur.
deem IL nothing than right Showing politics ssdc
for brief space being Christmas mes to notice one who
las contributed much boauty that part Of the city
in which Ice residcs-who has always catered So cccta
bly, Tor The appetite Of the fastdious epicure-and whose
extreme modesy, has permitted him 10 sound sin
gle note Oh his own trumpet IL well worth the irou
blo Of any one, fond Of nick hacks and Lenes Ia Wit
the beautiful Fancy and Confectionery Store Of Andrew
Pizzini, opposite tho Swan Taveu-gere can be found
cigars Of the most delightful flavor; Ceroot Regaas Prn
cipces-a Bar, filled with the choicest and most costly Ii
quors--such a. would make brighter clamp Of even
Bafdophs and Cakes Of every variety aud description
from the size Of hickory nut up The dimensions Of
small sized barn door, ard surprising IN quality and favor
the assorucuto II any similar establishment in tho States
And then, his Preserrcs-oh! gracious delicious
such Olives such Ginger, such Pickles, such Capcfs
No mortal ger with Pears. Pluins and Peaches
And sugar plums dressed in pictures and papers.
P.S.-SPenking Of Toys--Andrcw has oycry variety Of
fancy article. from Wooden Mosquito, or Tin Jews
Harp up TO HE great counirymin the "eeo CorpoJoi"
IN miniature. EP1CURE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
James Rirer and Ranarsha Company.


The meeting OF the Stockholders adjourned, Friday
night, after session Of several days The Presidents
report read Tuesday night. 1t gives full and detail
ed Of the condition Of the improvement physical
and fiscal (which, III both respects is better than il has
been any previous time. The estimated receipts from
tolls during the next year, about 1890 000-beng sO
600 more than the ordinary expenses
The old officers all re-eected-eScept Smithson H.
Davis, Esq.-who, having removed from the State, was
substituted in the Directory by Sam McCorkle OF Lynch
burg.
The Presidents salary reduced S2000-That of
the other officers deemed low enough already.
The stockholders directed memorial be presented to
the Legislaureasking, l. That twill raise such mode
may deem best, S53G00O he appropriated to the
completion Of the canal between Lynchburg and North RI
yer-te making suitable communications for the trade of
the South side and the better connexon between the Ri
and the canal And End That the State will give
the company four years indulgence for the repayment Of
the January and July dividends paid by the State for the
company, loan the company 100000 Of guaranteed
bonds
These the only requests preferred by the Company
the Legislature. When the stockholders first met they
did think OF making any solicitation the Legisla
this session. But in view OF the rev,ng prosperity Of
State tina company and the people the upper Val
ley, they could OIbeaT ask the Tor the SPEEDY
completion OF the canal North River.
IL will be Tor the wisdom Of the General Assembly ., 40
eide upon the question.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
TN. Norh caroiiu, JYbir Coor,p,ioD

This body adjourned Friday the st after unanimous.
ly RECOMMENDING Mr.. Clay for the Presidency. They de-
t,rmined support the non Of the Baltimore Conycn-
ton Tor the Vicc-Presdency, and appointed Edward b.
Dudley aud George T. Badger Delegates that Conyen-
ton. The Committee put forth powerful Report embra-
cling all the great principles Of the Party Mr.. Graham
cciyed the nomination for Governor. Fiitywo Counties,
represented aud 200 delegates present Mosss
Bryan, Cherry, Francis, Badger, and Waddo spoken
Of having highly distinguished themselves by their spec
ches, during the session. Old Rip is wide awake. Our
friend Of the Star Ill oil the time and entirely missed
this rich treat. We condoc most heartily with him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
Nj. Van Bmen,s Tnln Ti,,es.

IL IS singular, hst the Mr.. Van Buren, was
wnnng lener To gentleman OF this Guy expressing his
epugnance ke present Tariff his friends in New York
organizing for tie Syracuse Convention part of the
doctrine OF whchbody forth in their is in strct
accordance with lis principles. We favor Of mode
Protection and wise discrimination say hey-hat is IN
other words OF this Tariff and upon this ground we pro-
pose Martin Van Buren, Candidate. | sbhor the pre-
sent Tariff says Mr.. Van Buren,, though precisely such
the Syracuse Convention wish. What can be-
thought Of the manlness OF individual who makes such
open attempts lac both sides of great question:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

ashland, Dec. I'd 1913.
enfienen-I have duly received the invitation which
you have done the honor convey, visit Psburg
my return home snng from my visit North Carroll
Ii would afford very great pleasure again
PisbTg city which, moro tian any other in the Union,
except perhaps, Lowell maiesS the wisdom cherish.
ing domestic and American interests have seen
it when comparatively its infancy, and the
casion Of Of my former much greater di.
veriiy OF opinion existed the wisdom OF the policy
encouraging home industry than prevails present..
Now throughout the whole Of the Unon the Wing
party happily united in n remarkable degree the
wisdom Of that policy All members of believe that the
revenue necessary economical administration of the
should be exored by barrassng systems
direct and internal iaNaon but should be raised exclusive
~ by duties foreign imports and that in arranging Ia.
riff Of those duties, reasonable moderate and certain pro.
teton should be extended domestic interests. Such
tariff will possess permanency and stability, quality far
more essential and important tan high tariff producing
dissatisfaction fueiuation, aud uncertainty.
And II is amaiie Of high qualification that although there
great divisions IN opinion amongst political oppO
Ia the wisdom # this policy numbers the IN
realizing its ndsputabe benefits from actual experience
coincide in opinion with Think therefore, have
much anticipate that the of year will
establish this policy upon n satisfactory basis reconcng all
interest and all parts Of the Union. Ihope that they will
settle other great aud interesting questions and leave the
Nation once more IN quiet, 10 pursue successfully all the
branches Of it, varied business in full confidence and per-
feet tranquility.
To VISIT gentlemen your city under the brighter and bet
ter auspices which opening upon would afford me
very great satisfaction bot apprchend tst by the time
have crossed the mountains return home, say
thing Of the private interests which may demand my nne-
daie presence there shall be much iagued 10 enjoy
the enthusiastic hospitality with which sure should
bo received by my fellow citizens OF Pu-burg. | must
therefore ask yon accept my cordial thanks for the in
vtaon which you have transmitted and request you TO ap
preciate Justly the motives which consain me to deny my.
sell the pleasure Of accepting IL.
pray you, gentlemen, also accept assurances Of the
warm personal regard and esteem Of
Your friend and ob't scry't,
II. CLAY.
Messrs Thomas Williams, Thos. II. Baird Harmar Den.
ny, &c, &C., &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
~ p,...nl Ta,e as ee.el. e 10. Of e.Ltain a,leL,.


Tie Free Trade papers donoun,e the pesen, Tariff be-
cause sry hey IL calculated to fae, and hes already
raised, the price o articles When you osk them
t. specify tie articles which they sl.udc however hey
are perfectly mute. Their books ro them 1t ought TO Lc
30 reasoning from general principles and IT in vain
meet them with facts The Journal u Commerce after
weeks bndgcrng 10y the Tribune, did come out and
specify two articles loal sugar. ord brass kelcs but The
reply Of the Tribune conclutivc, and settled those
points forever.
We have daily evidence Of the fact tat necessary
ces cheaper than foy before The passage Of this
lass. Upon ic article of pine duty Of 80 per cent wus
laid. The quouce, says the Tribune hos been tat
two pin manufactures, tho only n tie county, have
since divided 5perccne only dividend they have made for
years This isnotall. They actually at this moment
selling pins 6feeH per- cent chsaper H0a hoy sold
Jefore This TorF LAM pas-sd, and matiHg rasig
sgpe,or article Several new manufactures have been
established and the wages Of the wOrkmen have been
increased fncc the passage Of the law The Tribune has
200 doubt that ii tio tariff kept on. They will be- ~ very
f." yca ten per cent cheaper Lan present. because the
manu- aciurors dolly learning how tconomzo
teil- orj poccses and csn soll cheap because they
have oud t,ady market, adequate he ul amount
Of oil they manufacture w addition, these tacts, IL
may be stated hat The number u hands employed b.
greatly increased AMI ihat there b. ogciy prospect Of
increased number q manufactures.
An other article upon The pnoo Of which The tanf has
wrought wonderful ehecs s glsss Tumblers II
tomary formerly, 10 import glass ware Of al kinds, aud
among them cheap. Tumblers from Germany, AZ
cost Of % 10 31i pef dozen, de latter price being tho
lowest Of which thoy would bear transportation The i'm
pJriers according u the suhonV above quoted brought
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

involving great Inconvenience. They could then have
authority adjust the rgnaoEs the changes Of circu-
stances The question, hen whether il ought to be tx
I'd unalcaby in the State Goyefnmen be snhect TO the
control Of the General Government Is IL obvious that
the General Government would be destroyed without this
control 2"
Mr.. Nicholas said:
al haitcT myself that from attentive consideration OF
this power will clearly appear that essentially
cessay IL % Congress- without there could bo
security for the General Government against the State
Legislatures"
In the Convention the opponents Of the Conshu
ton admitted the entire power OF Congress the subject
and urged of the leading objections against ats
adoption. Patrick Henry said;
"Thc control given Congress will totally destroy the
end OF suffrage Congress is have drscre-
onary the time, place. and OF elections
The Representatives be elected, consequently, when
and where they please. A. the time and place. gentle
have attempted to obviate the objection by saying that
the iue to hases two years. and that the place
is TO be within particular district, in the respective
counties But how will they obviac the danger Of refer
ring the manner of election To Congress ?" 1.-The
power the admits OF the dangerous la
mde. They may modify it they please"
But Mr. Dromgooe, Mr.. Hannibal lIamlin and Others
have grown wiser than all this. In defiance of express
provision OF the Constitution giving Congress the power
order the election OF members OF Congress by Districts
then the record Of the House has been eHpunged because
the minority Congress protested against this nulli6en
ton
DO such OF ultra rampant Politicians Us these cN
pec govern this great country long The people ART
not mad they are, tell them. The Union is
n Bedlm their Hall is becoming. for minorines have
their rights and will win them. The name OF Liberty II
worth a arihng, when the right OF Petition and tbs
right OF Protest are taken away from the oppressed