Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-05

! HANDFUL, Jr., appointed. IL will be difficult for
the British party To read Robert out of IL. They
might read bovk full to him and he would not go
out
INDIAN TROUBLESOME learn from the Platte
Eagle that the Ouoes in a Council with Major Mil
Ter. their agent refused to sign receipts for prov.
ions issued 10 Them, and moreover give him to un-
dersland inal lie must leave their naIon This and
the attack Of some Of the OiIoe people on fleet
MackInaw boats, reported To the pr per depart
meni. Mr. Michel, Superintendent Of The India
Affairs, u few days since passed up with a compa.
ny of Infantry, on visit to the Ol,oes. lie will
hold council with the tribes,
THE BRITISH PARTY OF ONO.
! We arc niue IA mistaken if the British party Of o.
hio are not in the saddest and most hopeless guam
dairy that ever n "uair' was. In Cincinnati, d
L Disney has been Nominated fer the Senate bv q
large meetings but he is a director in a bank
chartered 10y the locUs he is not considered sound.
Accordingly protest by large humber of the S j.
mon Pures has been published ia the Chronicle, a
good whig paper ON the ground that their own PAR.
" press was closed against it,
They have Nominated Ellwoud Fisher a thorough
H'5 ''S'N 'i'a'tg AsilNOuu IS therefore Teuu
outof the party by side and Disney by the 9th.
er No matter which whips
l The ocus of the congressional district Of lermonr.
Highland and Brown. met in convention lew days
since when Gen Mellow ell Of Highland was noml.
mated. The Clermonr delegation opposed H. strong
! ly 10 Withdraw from the Convention and return
without any share IN the operation. Gen Mcdowell
! is a HamcTiIe.
Ia other districts the stale Of things IS moi much
more pleasing.
LORD SYDENHAM'S NOTES ON TIE UNI
TED sIATES.-Tne London porers announce the
publication Of Memoirs Of Hs Lie Of Lord S.rlrn-
h1a' 'r'h Harra.ivs Of his Administration in Cana
d. This work contains some remarks on malIcrs
and manners The United States. His Lnrlsbin
had no Opportunity for extensive obserya,jon IN Tho
The Union; but that seems To make but lille differ
ence. lie speaks as though lac knew all about US
our manners. habits, Institutions aud so on-anJ his
conclusions are as sweeping, his srrctu.es as gen.
general, as though he had spent at least sir D,o,,N,
IN our country. travelling all the ill., with rail road
speed from city TO city The following IS from I
one Of his letters contained ia the work aboycmsn.
lOacd:
As far as can Judge from hearsay and the obsar.
Nalion which, as u neghbor. aud having pretty i'm.
l"''anl business TO do with them I can make I
snoull say That MhrryaIt Is only Es en,eut to the
hin"' Is ~ hrs second series. DO mean hiscrili
csns upon their social habits Spit ing or wing
eaung with their knives or boiling tbe,r p,a,Is e,
sleeping three ~ other peoples beds are ali d,s,
greea bic ~ their way but regard ONLY themselycs
any unfortunate iraveller-. but mean IN p,,o,er /
matters: Iheir Government seems to me 10 he the
worst Of yrauuies-that Of the mob suUo,rlsI h. |
'he IN 81 odOus and prUfIgate corruption No man
who aims ct po dare avow an c pnion NJ b,. CO.,
lie must Pander TO The low est prendices Of The Non,
Ple' aud ~ Their parties (the two grcat ones ,irI
now divide the union the locOiocos aud fine ,,bi,,
me only object Of The leading men Of either ts In !
"is'" some "rechediy low seHtment into The peo.
PIE. and lhen eJPlo'teT u 10 their own ADVANTAGE
There is scarcely a statesman of eitbe, q, b I'll
MOI adopt the most violent or the bascst doc,riue IN
morrow, u he thought he could work il 10 advop
tage WIN The majority. lf you remember tbe cha,
ncIer OF mo newspaper ell tor in Coopers novel nj
ii'neWafd Bound you have the type Of the whole
people. high and low. 10 is the corruuti,y az Wi
Io'e House OF Commons ext ended over a whole |
PEOPLE. Pecu!aliOn and ipbbing the only ,bisc,s.
delnsOn aud The basest dallerV of the neorl. a.
means. The IKE is, that We In Enrope are a., .,
'""'y 'nl' me government Is a chcac one The p,t.
'""'se nue. the means Of corruption small the De,
PIE carelu 81 their own Interests o. oprrssJ a., IL
attempts Of their rulers; Ibis all hecau.e 49,, ~
PI'siueni g'iung only $4,000 yeaG The revere |
OF al TINS Is The iuct. will venture 10 s,y No.,
i'efe r. more lobbins and dluy work in one Sr,s
,'e Oh'on, Than tn al Downing street and Nybto.
haL Every place - the Object Of party cnDtes, 49,,
"iey are Hnumerable IN each Lutte guysrpr,.,, -
each Slate The people being the direci bes,,,,er.
81 all' not immediately. Of least indiiecfIv ar, 80
lated ca The moA Disgusting and degmdpy 90.
1Nu 'He Trash irUtn which az educated mrf,sts, - i
borough munger ~ England would torn Cr-,u H., a.,
gust - gteedily swallowed by them The r,s,,r,.r
'o'''e' ~ general dcblsemeut. Those atm am, .,
place ana power are cOrTupt and cOrrugf,rs ~
masses "to bes'o,y them are gupranf. o5s5,,l,l.,l
ds9''es' and utterly immoral. You uIIJ fstg,,u
s'Y' under such cIf,nmrauccs, hos. a. ID g,,t 49,
aa'a"ce 90 rapidly AID slesddy1 Il 10 tlc o,y /
ir's "i acres 81 g0,d land alone that doe. ,J.,g
hiHaN.' the Iucaus BY Uhich all ihetr uggy,.t .
rus au' ruined spscula'oGs now end gesb e-.5
a"' TIE bubble wili burst az once Irthey J,g. .
in'- q war Uhich. however. DO ugt f,tot 49, (
'1e uacss 90 the s0Uth vii s0Jn settle IbsI ps,, ~
ne Jni1u, aud on lee uurib feel sure thai 49,. ~,
''eA U'tN " 70 Their heaHs cOuent. A republic coYLl
ens"e' :" io,mef UIues. co. counties where F,g,.
vas 40 people VI ioH-ile bVit of the forgI.ti,,.