Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

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states. and II any foreign state will 90 ,b.,.,
,bain Judgment. Ihese States WILL Il Eece..,,v a.
what Jersey and vugina did once alteady 90 ,,,
Pennsylvania armed aud see the law executed. Bn,
until Eng lard does thai. the other State. have ~,
right 10 inleriere-and while these E,teign States do
MT chease Ia seek redress whete IL awaits them il
really iua absurd To involve the peace oi the
Whole country IN reproaches due only To veiy small
part Add still n to ascrbe these delinquent
cies To the democratic iO:iL al these governments.
That's question trO gave Ia be discussed an times
of plSsiOn-buI when the hi moment arrives. these
democracies IN ~ defy all the GoverfiIrents uf Flu
RIPE, past and presenl-by means whatever rU
crpIing England herself. 10 match them iJt their n
deliy tea their rugagcmenis--a superiority which a
my greatest public anxiety Tea them maintain
Yet olserv with what reck!essnes. England scsIers
these rcproaches.
These States DO not pay their debts Gprsourh--
beranse they demOrracies. Indeed! Why tive
greatest fraud upon public creditors ever pfsciscd
g. the FIRST an urier and the ia enormiIy. WV
| committed by The Monarchy and Parliament e
I England-begun by KiEg Charles The SecutiI. aud
completed lay King William the Thiri-and ihi.
uo obsolete forgotten wrung. hut forming the ve1
first Item nl the present debt Of England aud tho
memory of il lreshened every quarter day. " lifis
he deemed Too old. lonk rnund present. aud take
the first which happens 10 strike TIE. ia the We
~ heart Of the British empire.
The city, secnnd only not in population, rl
course, but ia general character aud fame To London
II Einhu5gh-shrewd, Ihiius 'phIc. calculating Ed.
inburgh-nOt merely monnrchcal. bat ultra IN it's
royalty. To require n sentimental love for the Stu.
in nddIIpn To lis obedience TO the Iouss
Of HSnnver-a city, iOn. mcte pDpulouse than many
! Of our SIlhs Now We all know that tho city Of
Edinburgh has been fnr mure than Iw eniy year. and
= is believe at this moment utterly bankrupt. with "a
debt of three four mIllHns OF dOllarshaving ms
. lnuls coullnl Ia IFS care uh fch
said be the sixteen thousand pounds belonging 4.
the University uf Edinburgh in depos with H. and
being Obliged To obtain special Act Of Parliament
Ia assign all its property IO trustees Tor the benefit uI
lis creditors. 81 the lrlc INn ui Aberdeen after
mir'ing similar irregularities. became bankrupt
Tor about a million of dpI'ars.
/ This is gossip calumny. but the official re.
port ui n mn tee OF The HOu q of Curannns 1
do not mention tins To show the misconduct Of mon
arches tho Igh II any II our cities Nuh their uuiye
sal suffrage aaI annual elcc lions. were to act Ihus
it would be cited ns evidence vi denOcriIc misrulo
Ii proves ia fact only tI1 the most nlsllIrent md
prudent communities sometimes GO t,o iasI--maAe
ton many Improvements, aud tlhs they do not hecau
Sc they belong To dcmncracies IN rnarchics but
simply because they are men--actIVe. ardent sanrp
inc mems tpnny asu SNOW that " eapon is wiser
for both parties abstain from these idle crimina
tons, AMI GO to work quietly each 10 ms appropiat
duties, which are very ohvmls. On the one side
Pennsyl yHnia owes debi--.he is 0ninying the ben
eft OF il-She Ought 10 pay if she doe not do il
| voluntarily. she can he made TO do it, and She
ought tn he mnde 10 do it Let her in time prctnre
for II. On the other side Il these foreigners do not
choose {" ennrce their rights they should at least be
silent, but IL they appeal the Courts and o5rnin
redress. let Them rel ice IhnI their dealings have
| been with shat democratic nation, where alone tbs,
| highIe'i SinIe is not above The law.
need not say That ia all THIS i have not n poric.
le OF personal In'ercs'-Eol owning dollarof his
debt 10 Pny which am To he taxed. But nra not
The less anxious on that account for its payment In
gHeves me TO see The great of free institution
| IHri'ished by the m.cunruci Of PennsYlvnnin IL
| pains me To iind our ancient Commenweal n ,bu,
dishOnored-nor. with the blessing Of God shall I
| while have life, my poor efforts 10 rescue
her irum the shame and degradation to which her
present career is fastening her
BIDDLE.
| NECESSITY OF WORK FOR CHILDREN.
| -ihere Is no greater defect ia educating children
| than neglecting To aCcuslUm them 10 work II is nm
| evil that attaches most 10 large towns and c,ies
Our children suller from it. he parent ronsider rs
| Mheiher The chiids work is necessary To him. aud
does tot consider whether the work is necessary "a,
| The child. Nothing is more certain Than that heir
! iuiure Independence and comfort much depend o
! being accustomed To wOrk-accusiOmcd 10 provide
Tor the thousand constantly recurring wants thai nj,
tire entails ON us &c this were MOI So still il ire
serves Them lrum tad habits; il secures their health
u strengthens bOlh mind and body; il enables hem
better To bear The confinement Of The schooI.roon
and u lends more Than my thing else TO give Them
just views Of Iie IL is too often the case thai chill
i dren. provided they spend haliu dozen hours Of
the day at school, permitted TO spend the rest
they please They thus grow mp IN the world
without a knowledge Of its tolls and its cares They
view u ihrougha false medium. They cannot an
Preciale the iavours you besoyy. rs they do nos
know the tolls they cost Their bodies and minds
are enervaIed. and they are constantly exposed 10
whatever vicious associations within their rench
The daughter probably becomes that piiiable helm.
less object. novel reading girl The son. if he
surmOuni the consequences Of your neglect. does il
probably alter his plans and stations Tor life are xeJ
and when knowledge. foT one Of its important oh
jecis. comes too late No man or woman is fully
educated q not accustomed to manual labor What
ever accomplishments they posses. whatever their
mental training deduction must be made for lhei,
ignorance Of that important chaper in the world.
great book. Hanger Wig.
FROM the Charleston Mercury.
HARD TIMES-THE CURE FOR THEM
Industry snd irugsliiy-work harder and amend
less Never conound economy which is a v,rtpo.
"i'h shngincss. which !. vice. and CIten the ve,v
opposite II economy, Make your fnpuev bs6,,s