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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1913.
FoR President ~ IS44,
III T. N IL Y T. l. A Y.
For VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION or NE bio
CESE OF NEW YORK.

49, ONh
This cOnyeation assembled on Wednesday Ia,l
and delegates were present vary ing from one To four
from 100 congregations. Rev. d. J. Harght was Q
Iected secretary. The snnusl report vas made aud
referred. and the convention adjourned until nine
O'Clock The following day. On Thursday morning,
after some other ordinary business, the Bishop read
his annual address.
la referring to The Theological Seminary. The Blsh.
op took occasion to snimadveu somewhat sharRlv
upon reports and insinualIons that had been put ~
to circulation concerning Ihe Institution, and de pre-
called them as tending 10 produce a wan, Of conf.
dence in this important S,hool Of the Church,
In announcing the ordination Of MIR. Corey, the
Bishop deemed il his duty to stale some syhata large,
bis reasons for proceeding, as he did, TO that ordina-
lion, Notwithstanding the Protest Of two Of his Pres
bylersi and he explained Ihe principles upon which
he acted and which he supposed to be involved
in the controversy that has prung up Oul Of doors,
respecting this ordination.
LIST. The Interpretation Of The Ru6rie, in virtue Of
which the call is made on any present in the con
~gregatiOn TO object. If they know cause Of objecring,
10 the ordination.
This the Bishop understood as applicable solely 10
the Iaiiy, the people. the clergy being supposed to
have been already Consulted. and to have sta;edtheir
objections, Il fanny existed; and therefore unless ba,.
ing new matter 10 offer, as not appealed 10 in thus
call.
End. As TO the responsibility Of clergymen, which
the RishoP considered as owing 10 the Heed Of The
church, through their dolly constituted officers. and
not TO the public at large--conde1uning, Of eour,s
oy implications, ell appeals 10 the people, IArougb
The press of Otherwise, On matters connected win
the dociriHe or discipline oftho Church.
The Bishop then affirmed. that in the whole ,,
~eeedng-. he bad acted under The highest sense %
his responsibilities. and solely with q view 10 WIN,
he deemed be duty to the church.
The Address then passed on 10 other mausrscop
necied with The Diocese.
There u enough. In this statement. 10 show ,b.,
there - oud certainly be q long. aud pr,b.bly
warm discussion upon lhis case.
We have The proceedings 10 The elo.. Or IN.
Convention. upOn lhis subject. end Their q !, m,,, -
hem hat We wish had been omusd.
The Chu5olman Ha,7sa" being q ,,c, ..,o
ing The Chufchnun against the H,,,.,. ~ t.
au'ho' suppose', Of the ruclouan scb.oL b, rs Re-
~ ""'hOn' has been handed 10 ~ Mr. RIB.
W.. -
me ba"kefs Wife, or Cpuu and Cuv. nv a..
o'o'a popular auihoress, hes teen handed %, 81,
| Mr. Mobb. IA IL m. II a. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

EFFECTS or CULTURE--The almond, with
lis rough coriaceous husk has been changed by long
culture INTO The peach wHh It's beautiful son and
delicious pulp, the acid slOe into The luscious plum;
and The harsh. bitter crab, into The golden pippia;
attention 10 nutrition has produced quite as marked
a change IN The pear, cherry, and oIher lruiI Iree.;
many Of which have not only been altered IN their
qualities and appearance. but even in their hahiIs.
Celery 50 agreeable 10 most palaIes, is q modification
Oi the aPium gravelOens. The lasle Of winch u go
acid and bitter that u canaOI be eaten. Our caulI.
hoSers and %cabbages. which weigh many pounds.
are largely developed eslewors, that grow wild on
The sea shore, and do not weigh more Than half IN
ounce each. The rnse has been proJured bv cuI-
uEaiion from The common wild briar. Many plants
may be modified with advantage by suppressing The
growth OF one part, which causes Increased deyel.
OpemenI OF other pars.-PLdniers' Banner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

Casa case involving circum-
stances OF extreme misery was tired At The Wit
shire (England) assises. lately. One Luron wa.
put TO the bar. charged with mlrdeunE his own
child The PrIsonef was a labonug maj, aud Tor
want oi employ mcnt was obliged Ia GO IA To Inc
Union w"Tk-houte, but sUOn came out aEaiu, and
returned with bis family to his fuumer r"t.-Thencc
ne was eJecied' aud bOuowing : 'me hntdeles aud
some str -. raised n kind Of a $ rlIer ~ the road
side. He ohaisned a litle work. but nus warned
toy the police that hrs irurl haAilaIi.n wa, an oh.
alruclion TO The mad. Ia dispair. The ureIched
man 6red the whole, and MS 'hree llle ones were
burnt 10 u einder. One po'r thing bud is skull
fractured aud hence The prosecution. The Jury
acquitted tho prisoner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
COMMUNICATING A EINcn

Thuhow Weed. 10 one Of hIs letters from Lon.
don, pays q passing compliment 10 the King Of
Hanover. a. iOllows.-I quite Tor got 10 say. in the
proper place, That The King Of Hanover. who ts q
son. you know. OF George 100, came into The House
ct Lords While ] was there. A. he passed by me.
with his upper lIp stuck foil Of cuano bnsues. 1
wondered what Boar Of AtGsnnes' he could be.
snd was not az ell surprised Afterwards. when ip.
iurmed that lhIs was The King Of Hanover; G man
whose gross nature and bsasry pwponsiies, we're
uIeJ not o%nnObloj, would cast him without tho
pale Of sDcieiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

TIE oASf,-When The act Of reflection lakes
place IN the mind. when we look at ourselves la
The light OF thought, we discover that our life is EN-.
bosonrd IN beauty. Behind us, as we 60, oil things
assume pleasing forms, as clouds du far oil. Mt on.
ly things familiar and STALE, bat even the tragic aud
terrible are comely As they take then place In the
pictures OF me mory. The river bank, Ihe weed al
the waIersIde. The cd house The Gollsh person. how.
ever neglected. in the passing. have a grace in the
past. Even the corpse that has lam in Ihe chamber
has add d a pleasing gloom 10 lhe house. The soul
will not know either JefIrlnny or pain,-Neu ALr.
r0T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS NEAR HOME.

The Boston Journal Of Thursday evening SAYS:
We are informed by Col. Hatch. that the Hon.
yohh quincy Adams. accompanied by Peter Z.
Brooks OF this city. arrived at New Bedford Iasi eve-
nIng, al half past six o'clock lie was received al
The depot by Joseph Grnnell, whuse guest he is. and
escOrIed by a cavalcade Of young men. nun herring
about fifty bearing torches. under command Of Ma.
Jor George A. Bourne. tn rough The principal streets,
To the residence Of Mr. Grnnsll.
To-day. at IL o'clock. he Heels the citizens gene.
rally, at the Town Hall. Col IIaIch describes The
novel appearance of the cavalcade, by torch light,
as brilliant and beautiful in the extreme.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

FREE TRANSLATION.-A schuOlbJy. reading
C@sdfs Commentaries, came To The words, Cesar
transit Alpes. summa diligenlia; which 10 Ihe aslon-
ishmeni Of las master he translated, Cesar crosses
The Alps on the top of q diligence! Another IN the
snme class translated the example ia The EIoD Gram
nOriallum omnibus hors sapr'- as
iolioWs-NO man knows at what hour the omnibus
Starts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04
TIE TIMES.
TO HARRIET -

1SN u IlAES.
TO HARRIET - EYES
Two gems thou hast Of sofest blue.
Sparkling more bright han morning dew;
A richer, than eier was sci,
la MUnarch's crown or coruneL
Overriding with silken lushes,
Gently STIR. as each glance passes,
Proudly from IT'S envIed ihrons,
Ii seeks 10 iHJ Ohe like lis own
Aud Oft that glance has fell on me
While Others danced with merry glee;
And on that lIp a smile would come,
As a. the glance had found a home.
But, now, how cold that glance,
IisIInss more sharp than sword or lance;
Aud sIIl that glance is sought. as proud
she passes Though the merry crowd.
Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

"P' said nn U"hIn OF sI years. the other even
ing while looking over a newspaper. "P, hmm
Tie Editions only Just find out that eats fghi2"
Il do"I KNOW my son- what makes yea thin.
they have not"
"Why here's su'hing nu'Iher about, The Pussy
Controversy. and | ihU'I as hnw meb5y-"
go 10 bed. you luIle nnOcenr-you don't under
stand Iheol gy.
Yet but Pa. what dose Hose, menni"
Hose. boyl-Nhy huse means slocki Ias."
well do folks Keep water III sIockI4 ga f.
says here Hose for the Crulon, and -"
Go To bed. ynn numskull-how many tim -
must ] speak TO yOni"
Neu York San.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

SUPERIOR COPY BOOKS-STE-
- PHENSON g. HASWELL have uceiyed
from Philadelphia a Ia rye invoice Of Rand's Superior
Copy Books and Copy Slips. These are excellent
guides to Penmnnship. This copies are admirably
executed. in clear and distinct letters, and The paper
is good. Even without The aid Of = teacher these
books may produce great improvement, The rules
being 50 plain nnd practicable. For sale. Wholesale
and retail. by STEPHENSON a HAswELL.
pct Union Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

5 TRoPHY.-We find The following
IN one OF Mr.. Weeds lerers rom England.
The dining hall at CGelsea hospital is hung
WIN trophy eOlors aud Standards. from The Duke OF
marlborough victorious haulr at BleRheim. To The
ihglorIous buicheres Of The British srny IA China
-Amnns these eInblems Of Brush valur. are the
Saiguinary evidences tina, England has been ut
war wHh almost all The nations of tho earth. There
are ihree stands of American colors diSplIyed IT,
Tie hall. One was takeR at Washington { could
not learn The history Of The other Two. hui an old
veteran who heard me inqnirinG came I'D and re.
marked that hr heard n Pensiuner. who was IN the
light when one oi them was taken. say. That stand
q icolors cost more British blood than any other
stand OF cOlors IN ths hail. There Is mining very
IN seeing Two or three captive Ameuean
eagles, with IL Plunbus Uuun" IN a scroll suspen.
ded from their talons. provided there is melu.er DIS
honor nor coFwardice united wIIh their capture.
And u u were other wise. I should be unidentified
by The reflection that, IN The way of trophies, w..
can display ten times Ihe number OF Brush culor,
hags. eannons; and ships Of war; evidence, of
American ValOr and prowess.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

A poor devil Of a fellow IN q ncrghboring will.
iase' has lived 50 long on rye bread. that he Is COZ.
''hNaily making wy faces. Another perspn in The
same place, who ~ 50 afflicted with the Inauen.
"a. that he sneezed off his head through his n,,-u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

The Montreal Herald of Saturday learn that Two
enlerPrisIng gentlemen frnm the U. s. with the de.
sign oi establishing II cotton mnnuiacIory in ruai pro-
vince have recently concluded the purchase ni a line
miIi privilege IN the ChAmbly district, where they
are now engaged ia erecting buildmgsupon Al eIte,i.
sive scale To carry out their plan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

K TER Pun guess said a coupppsi
Tor "n The cool morning of Saturday IasI September
9'h'i we shall be like The u. 5. Senate IN E1ecu.
tive Srssion io-day-seI with closed duors'-
w HSJayre Advocate.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

Did YOU report thatI was q thief siff' inquired
Snpoks the other day, clone Of his neighbors. 90
MOL rep"iied no such hing; { only said that
Mere we're str'ng suspecIGss agsiHsi you aud that
J beloved The sssPicious" oh, vas hat all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

-Four men recently lest their lives in a well in
Quebec by the sudden appearance Of foul air. The
well had been opehed, aud men employ ed IN il lur
several days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

Governor Morton has appointed Thursday, The
'hIl'eIh lay Of November. as u day Of Thanksgiv-
ing uud prayer throughout Massachusetts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

The b'nkets WIFE, r C,ur and Cry. nv a..
Core popular auibores.. hes teen handel
Ho50. Il 10 one Ofths Bet oihsr work..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-04

Inc Churo'maH Hargea" being e tract. warn
's "e Ohutchmun against the Her,sr.s. as r,
lu''o' SUPPOSE Of the IrBclsuan sch.ol. b, the Re,
d. An'hon. has been handed 10 ~ Nj. Ria
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

&rantb t bes 9Heoafteurs cieIeS 8lattes rpi:l
ent(huOt9en, trcnn mir mnier Seriprcden, binGdtld
Der 8en'erfungen liber bic BCthaft oes @cuocrmors
nit 70 crutdnrtg 9ebeH cnneH, as trtr teabIttiqten
Der gcuoernbr (prtbt fVdD uber bic Wihtt0teit unit
TubIthfett be5 TreihuIlptems aus, lo,ld9t cine Ser
beGcrung uuleres GserihtSlYfems burc 9bduberunc
Der Contribution Dor, lpritht uber Die 8anffraae unS
,eidt ben 3uRano Der ofentl'den Werfe uno Sntitu
ttcner &c. Der Bcrhla9 in 8esug auf Die 8erte1eruuo
uuercs Gerihtspetus 1T hodlit wd)tiq, neil er eiup
9lbinoeruu9 Der Contribution nnferes Stdates erfpr,
bert. @r beoarf be6halb cine reite lpbereauno Don
Geiteu ocs 8rIes. DaB ubr9enS eine 9lbbilfe bes in
lerr gotEtaft berlbrten llebelflnoes i'm Gerhtsmefer
lcurh 2uub eines rcelIes Den betbcil9teu Uartbei,
len aufgebrcet perecu, belauen lid, 3uipeilen III elmer
!encrmen Sumn1c. 0ur cine 9lbintcrurq rer @cnlti.
tuition Gnnte beles abcr III 3uunt oermiceen tperrcu
unc en Sertretaerun95aQ III Der 9u5nbunQ oes ed,ts
wHrbe nidt 70 eidt weber Uorfcu1men t6llner.- Ser
@cuoernSr beneit burd bicen Bcrfhlag, baB ibm bas
Wrkl ce5 Sclte6 wtrflid am GerSen lieot.-
Ter sweIte tpidt9e punft in Der 8ctfhaft 1T bic
Bautfrd9e. SocrIber berrId! cine 9etbellre Weiuuuo
inter rem gclfe, uno eiuige unIercr @rQeqen maeeS
lIhs c9ar an, Den 9ruoernSr oe5hab aus Der reu1cs
fratilhen V1rthe III fc6en. Dele 6erren iolen brer
Teber cn0ere Gdranten (rben, uno nrht Ales ls ibr
it,mdhter N19en ntd't oeroauen fam, eleid, peocr
Don Id1 0cbeH. @tnen Wann ipie 1Hil(rn Sbonuru
Der bisber pcr Qebn3 Der ccmcfratiIhen Wrttbe mar
Hno Don ihr idcN rnebr.Ndl su Der SteQe ernannt
purre bic er bs III ocicr Stunce cArenup befcibcte
ebne Gidtt III uercammen, 1T portrfta, lit uum6r.
(i. @S Wo aber Qewobnlid clt,e, bic cin orcecs0,e
hrei uber lnruheitifter, iter Nbriuuiee in Der Iar
het, erhetcn unc lid, iebit Idulpi9 madlen ben Soa:
men Der 3Dierdtht unter ben Gemct aten ansaetrcut
III haben, - YSir nerecA ndh1tens bielen Sbeif Spr
otlhaft nGhcr tcIcudten ltno or 70 halo ais unirre
Geun ehcltenm 1nre nnS cine rpltdnciae Nttporrluo
uuIerer BeIt)dfte rpieoer erauben.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

uertaste @ bann bis beute nm benz SDreGer &c It 3ur
ernennuns Der tebeHoen Commuters su aeben.-99sd
bemerten mir oas @eiud, oe6 S,errn 0amiep in bieer
Ssun9 elnen SlntraD MAIDEN Su bIrfen, ba6 5000 &O'
p1sn Der 8otlboft ces prdlIoenten 1T Eeutler Spra.
d'e 9eorud treroen mShteu. DeGrlaubuiB ben sntras
Sn MAIDEN betpiGi9t. Gem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

Dag Sdtfbarma1en bet 6lGOe unb Seen, unb @erte
an ttren ufern animlesen, tUire onseratbsn
Die SCndaft TT i'm 8an3en Elm gut eebaItenes At:
tent1d, in enem aemdesten Son sedrieben unO ruirb
It9sn eui9e Grasem elmer befmmtsn oinweiiung be
Ourft bdtten. (9Ob. Tem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

e. Die SerbonoIuagen Der am leeteu Samftaa to,
bier ah9chaItenen @cuutD Contention i,o uns nid,t
etn9ebdnei9t wcrcen. l9ahrdbenIiob Der Teblcr res
Nerrn S>tretdr5 !--9Sir waettu uns an ienem 9ooe
gum cren Wale felt unlerer Rraufbeit mccer bero9e
uuO wcbntcn Der arcffnuns Der Sonucnton bel, fcnn
ten ieocd oeren &noe ntdt abmarten.-gBie mir ibri
1JcnS aus gutter Gucae erfubren, bat man Gd,'s aud
bier bei9eben laiIen, unieru ahtuues @cuuer
neur WioR ShanHcn Su ucrun9Iimpfen. Wir entba
ten una 1eoOd e'Her e1tern SeRcrfun9 ilber bic Ser
banblunSen rer Sonoentirn Bis mir bicet6en i'm am
den Blatte bon Start County, b. b. i'm Start @cuuts
Demofrat, 3u Ieirn betUmmeu.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

E9 9Str erbielten bic 2te uno 3te Tiummcr Der S1:
gencje19. Beloe no port efld1 oue9etatet. Se eut.
balten moralilde @rSdblunser, 9eoeT, Tabem w. cit.
tcnlprlte, 9udse uber Statur 91nper: M,o 0Dlfer.
tunce, NnIeltunsen gu untcrbatcnotu Spieenn. &uut
ltuden fur Sinoer, 8ithleln &C. @lern peridume
n'ett g"ren Slneera pteles pcrtreffb Blittten all
| suIbaffen. ."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

ssD Jn VeSlchun9 aut Gle Upn uMS Ucrbeboltenen
SeMertun9en Su Der SctldAatt teS prdIoenten lafen
p'r nadteheno oejentgen fCl9en, wee Der pbitaDels
pba Eemotrar auseeUt, uno, oa mir oemelben u00ia
br'ptld9ten, une oao%rd e1er Wube nbcrbcben bat.
Die S0tldaf bes prdfioenten.
Dieebe 1T BON betrddlther eange ano bcr,ibrt ae.
mug ipihtye @e9enfdnbe Der inuereu Doltif lcrpcbl
ais unlerer Terbdltnie nit auspdrt9en Wi dteu, u,
oen s ON gre = auf Die yBidtsteit iener oiesmalQen
Senonn9 aufmerflam Su mad)em. YHe mir pprausi1a.
ten, ptro be @noerlelbnn9 bon { in bic lluicn
ialdt ncFntp CUR Sprade gebraht. Die treuuolhafts
lihen BerbaltniIc init oen auspdrt9en Saaten rpers
ben 9er'hmt uno c1e pohltbdtgen Srl9en oes Ashbur
ton Vertra9s beroor9ebcbcn. Die Sreoon Graae III
nod ntt entibcccn jeoct uuler @eianote bel D. eua=
Inhen Te9lerun9 an9emiefen Uoreen, Aars 1. Sdlid,
ltun9 oerieben, mas lld nit Der @bre pertr6dt III per
lluten. Das Nnbalten amerifander burd, enal Sd,if
e uner oem Vornano ccs Sclauenbonbels 1T auf oen,
Se9 Der SeiettSung. Die 0CrteQungen an bic enali,
dbe Ge9ierun9 we9en Der 8eenrddtqunq unlerer Ni>
lher an Der Slite pom Neu Sdcttlano no pcn oieer
aod' nd,t ereoi9t tporoen Die 3ulauna oes amerifa.
nden rcben Relss IN eu9li(he Odfen nnter oenlelbcu
Seon9un9eR ais rle bic fur aoere Qdncer, 70 pie bic
Nnlprude aHerltanlld)er .!Raufeute fur Rldsabluna
einer 9emien Ausfubrtare fur spoene Daaren ttebe
IN Ansidht eruut Su WerDen Infer @eIanbte in Ser.
I'm TT beatra9t bei oem beutlben 3cuneren bic an.
oelsntereen Der g. Staaten su tpabreu. Die Drobuuo
Yereo's, i'm Sal 2eras BET lucn einoerleibt pirbe,
eereben ben Rreg Su erfldren tpirb nit aebbrencer
QDarbe suridsewiefen. Die merifanifden Sdaoen,ab.
un9en tno pnnttlit erfllt moroen. DieGnnabu,e oes
Staatst6ases betru9 i'm leBten Sabre etpas iber 1e
9Riaionen Dollars, Die sussaben sesen % GRilOneu.
Die austehenoen Sd,asncten f6nneR nibt ebae cine
NerierSe bes @on9rees ein9el6t sperben Der iebiae
aar.f m're, I'm 6aa G Der 0anoeI bebt, sur Nepenue
binre.hen Der Sdasfefretdrs Beridt iber eix per=
mebrtes Gtntomaen uno bas WadrebausfDfem tperben
or!n9ene empfcblen. Die sIusrifun9 Der i'm Bau be.
I9rlfenen Sdfe l9eint Welentltd. Mae departments
haben I'D, Der 3nfrebeHbet Der 9eeierans 3n erreaeu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

Blair nilb yloes lln0 erNDablt - Gum Sergeant at
9lrms tpurDe oerr 5ufus 6. Zane psn eSnbiana er.
uannt unb erhelt I2l bon 1874 Stimmeu.- Der Spre.
der er(ud,te eaan cas 6aus, ibu bei Der Graennuua
Der ftehenoen &ommtteen bon Der Wabl Gemmittee sl
entbinben, oa oeielbe ilber elm Wcmcrial bes 6errn
Botts. bas ieine Dab beanitanbe, lu enteeeu babe.
Anaencmn.en, joerr 9cpfins beantragte Die WabI !,
COMMITTEE ~ ernennen r. GarrcG ben jeitigen Gpre
der Cerrn 8earobley) III ibrer Grnenuaus ;u outbo
riFren. Ansencmmen. Gtfnlc 0erru NbamS SiAtraa
lwei Gapdne serf1ieoensr &cnfeon ju ernennsn, bic
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-22

Gin Hid,ter in 2eras bielt an ecu gum Gcbe perurs
theilten Woroer. Schn Schns, folseuoe ,.b m l, e'
Re6e .Sobn, ia9te er pomaee, bic oade serbdt (id
70 bas @eridt bate niht bic at0ht, @ud, Dor benz
Srlblins auftnipfen 81 aeu aber bas gRetters ii
iebr idletbt bic me edbeiben in ben Tcn(fern
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26
NO. s2.--vOLUME xxx.

it it does not under the jurisdiction Of the n q
The preJudces of England against savefy are phoso
Pn'cahy confined 10 sympathetic meetings, popular
haraugues and a neighborly disposition 10 see us Al.
solve our Union on of it, II she abolsbes Il
IN her West lndies il is only multiply it in her East
Indies 1t is impossible that Mexico can ever subiuus,e
iexas Though covering much larger extent of ter.
ritory and numbering many more people Ney;eo il
really IN no better condition and not stronger than
Texas There is more probability of revolt in other
provinces than oil the reconques OF Texas The fashions
OF dress are not more cspacious their chances than
are The forms OF Mexican Government. apprehend il
Is destined Tor some tme to continue in state of civil
chaos, giving nosgns Of energy but occasional spas,o
die commissions in body of 5igoted priests and merce
nary soldiers, whose victims the people have long been
Texas IS recognized by our Government and by tho
most powerful Governments Of Europe as exempt from
dominion. Spain is as likely to reconouer Merico
itself, as Mexico Texas. II is true Mexico has nor
formally recognised Texas Of the nations oftta
earth She still claims the RICH, conquer or 10 d;snoso
OF her Texas, then, in all probability, viii exist under
some FORM Of government, independent of Mexico. Will
she be independent Of European influences pejudc;aI
Republics:
Having acquired Louisiana and Florida we have an
interest and frontier The Gulf Of Mexico and alono
orr interior to the Pacific which will not permit us TO
close our eyes fold our arms with indifference n
the events which few years may disclose in that ouar
Ter. We have already had one question Of boundary
with Texas, other questions must arise under our
revenue laws and other points Of necessary inter.
course, which it will be difficult to adjust The insti
tutons Of Texas and her relations with other Govern
nts are yet in that condition which inclines her peo
Pile, (who are our countrymen) TO unite their des,nies
with ours Thls must be done soon or not at all
There are numerous tribes Of Indians along both from
tiers, which easily become The cause or the nstru
ments of border wars. Our population is pressing
onward 10 the Pacific. No power can restrain it, The
pioneer from Atlantic board will soon kindje
his fires and erect his cabin beyond the Rocky noun.
tans and on The Gulf of California If Mohammed
comes moi to the mountain, the mountan will 20 10
Mohommcd. Every year adds new difficulties 10 our
progress in that direction, progress natural and a.
inevitable as the current Of the Mississippi. These
difficulties ill soon-'ke mountains interposed"-
shake enemies OF nations
Which nor like kindred drops
Might mipgle into one.'