Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-13

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Henderson. Jackson. Latham. Newson. Nash. ROD.
bins. Stanton and wadr-l2.
Three Wings and Two Locos abseat-Nessr
Latham and Robbins voting with the Wings.
HOUSE Or REPKESEN rATlVES.
3 O'Sl.ek. p a..
Mr. Fuller from the committee OH Schools, Collie.
;es. &c. reported back the bill for lLe sale ola GER
fractional school section Ia Wood coanIy. when
IL was passed.
Mr. McEaTlani. from the committee OF, Finance.
reported lack Il,e bill TO provide Tor the payment Of
the domestic crediiOrs OF the Safe. amended by
striking iheieirom a psuvLsion previously e~ngralted
upon II IA Gemmiitee Of the whole, extending its
benet : TO turnpike and canal companies holding
the bon Is Of the 5 aie Tor subscription or stock.
Mr. ByirglOn IA we'd 10 amend The bill 10y striking
Out ali after .he enacIing clause lnd Inserting a
new bill which he had prepared. winch the Cham
decided onI of order.
MIR Odds opln,ed the report.
MIR Larwili expressed his will ngness to vote for
the bill ia Us present shape, but SHOULD turnpike
companies be included, he should vote against It.
Mr. McFdrlaui explained IN reference To The
cou'se pursued ny The comm;itee The report had been
agree To. he suspected. with the the intention q. de.
ieaiing The bill. as O declaration 10 that effect Ind
been made by u member ot the mmitt who voted
fi the report. lie was in favor OF paying to turn
pike companies what was necessary to complete
1850 ~ f1NhA ANa RHl NaLNl NAGGEQ III
sum- Of SlOO 900. and to canal complaIes what
should be required To effect the same object. thsd
.'een difficult br the committed 10 include all cred.
'iors ot this description, IA a manner satisfactory 10
The views Of each individual member. which vas
Il reason Why q report Of this kind had boon submit
ted
Mr. Byingron was at a loss What course to isEe IN
reference 10 The report. best calculated To ultimately
defeat the bill. lie would vote flt iust such
amendments as were likely in hi $ opinion TO load
down the measure, ond make II an abnmination m
The SIght Of honest men. He considered il an insult
to the public creditor TO cfFer him relief on the Terms
proposed in The bill, and any man or set of men whu
should bring about It's defeat. would be entitled Ia
The lnsiing gratitude of The people. Ii was merely
the ghost oil The bill Of last winter, aud in adopting
Il, We were following IN the footsteps Of other ins,l.
vent States that had attempted TO palch up old sores
with shinplss,ers. lie vas surprised that gentlemen
were disposed To quarrel about the dIstr; button of
the spawn proposed 10 be issued under II, when they
could not have but a moral cunv IcIiuu. thai not q
dollar could be Obtained by il. and that il would Cd.
crate as an unmiiigaIed curse. He preferred bor.
rowing money 10 pay our creditors, instead Of issuing
shinplasteis.
MIR Earl was in favor Of extending relief to oil
cred It"rs who had just claims ON The Slate, nilhour
any discrimination. Mr. T. proceeded at some
length, when he give way 10 a motion 10 recommit
the ball again 10 the commilIe on FINANCE. which
prevailed, and
The House adjourned
The Wings Of New Hampshire held
u State Convention at Concord, on the
ID instant, and made the following nom
nations for State officers.
GOrernor, ANTHONY COLBY,
Congress, lCHABOD GOODWIN,
GEORGE w. MES .ITII, of Franklin.
ENOS SIEb EMS, Of CharlesIown.
JOSEPhSiWYER of Piermont.
If The Wings manage their cards with
a reasonable degree of discretion and
skill, they a at any r~aiefrigh,en loco
focoism awfully, and probably defeat the
very worst portion Of that party. If
tn ere really is any thing 10 choose bet.
ween Isaac Hill and Henry Hubbar d.
A JUDIClOUS Low cR.-Ihe sub.
Joined extract is literatim CT verbatim.
from a letter boring the Wigan post
mark. picked up in one of the principal
streets Ul Dewsbury. 1t may induce
the damsels both Of Yorkshire and the
neighooring counties to be chary Of bias
ing to their swans that they have other
strings to their bow, or beaux to their
sings. "Wigln, Sept "a, 1912. Dear
Elizabeth, | ham Sorry to ear that you
are so UNEASY in your Mind hut You
saw you have the Chance Of 3 Men and
| think you had better Jake the Chance
MOI that fad aneY fault with YOU No
far from it But | Don't think, Of Marie.
ing yet awhile and there is an ole
Sweetheart here OF Mine and my affection
seems TO warm up again Not that | han
thinking any worse OF You But | think
You had better think no more about
me but tax the other Perhaps they arc
better than | So farewell and
good bless you is the wish of--Yours,'
&c.
MAJOR NOAH.-The New York
Courier states that Major Noah lately
c turned from Washington with the
commission in his pocket, for Surveyor
OF the port Of New York
The Major is on old soldier ia the
political field, and this IS his reward for
services rendered as editor Of the Gun.
ion," the Tyler organ Of that CITY
Noah is a man Of talents, an excellent
editor, and stands high as to every thing
but political honesty. In politics, he is
like tho Swiss, fighting where he can
get the most pay. For the last fifteen
years, he has supported and opposed,
like John Randolph, every administra-
ton that has been 10 power. and is al
most as famous for his gyrations as Mr..
Calhoun. Under the Jackson regime,
he held some post in the New York
Custom-hous e, which, we believe, he.
was in time, reformed out Of. We trust.
he will have better luck this time, and