Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-27
RICHMOND

OF varuus kiads. On an extensive sca 2. 10 Time u
promises 10 Ice among Inc IN ~ indus riOus TotEIs Of
The Union-PLda. ~Lsqairer.
Yes. II does. SooEer or later this musi he the case
Of RI hmoud. Il may he FASTENED by The sacrifice
on the alter Of The general good OF the s~ecti,ual {, el.
ing. which Is IOo much INDUCED by uur crtizens-
and by the removal of that better jealousy Which e'
isis 10 sume secttuns Of the State. rs well Gr Rich
mnnd as the james Rrrer interest Let these chan
pes take place, and the desiinv ul RChmund will be
brought nearer 10 IL by halt "a century. The Jams
River interest Is a perfect bughrar 10 n great part
uf he State. and It need bat he menuoned in the
Legs sIure To liCi a sPuuklIng uf damns upon II
from the Representatives ui thuse scciiuns. Well,
blot out James River aud It's rich values from the
man. aud Is not the huresr pDrIion of Virginia gomez
That part vhtCh contributes more than any oihei Ia
the wealth of the Safe. aud what ~ the object Oi
these Jealous people but Ia destroy It's interests,
and thus ruh Virginia of It's greatest power and great
est OrnameHi? lf sune creeks m Ger ain SecIiuns,
whose beds are dry m summer. were james Rivers.
he Jealous inhabitants who live upon them would
doubtless he advocates OF James River Interests
Let Jealousy, lhen-more harmony OF elor-a
few more uiIhcse men who ire ~ dippanily styled
'risioHnries.' Who lead The way la bid enlerprize-.
and a liIle while will make Richmond one ui The
must industrious points oi the Union And cannot
The Jealous people ui some parts of the interior see
that This slate OF Rthmond would rebound To- The
general good oiNirgulal Will not the prosperity
W uCl hitlUpIoilst NilCu plys one SeNeull Oi ne
whole taxes Tor the supPprt Of the Government be
beneficial To ht?-Rieh Compiler.
Our able and ingenious friend Of the Compiler
should no, be blamed Tor sticking up" as the boys
say, for his own town, but where a paper emanaies
from a Ssare capital We arc prone 10 expect from il.
not an advocacy ofIhat capital and lis interests alone
but Of the general good of the whole State. We
admit that Ihe James River interest is important;
but 1t i not the whuIe state. Il rmbroces u terrific
~ Of but about one twelfth Of the whole Slate. lis
population is bat one seventh. lis products but about
ono eighth, and yet on That same James River aud
contiguous 10 It has been expended seyen-eighths
Of oil The revenue aud prodLci Of the large Debt OF
the State. Is that tart The trans. Allegheny or
James River does, it nnys more tax. contains n great
er population, its sources for improvement ore great
er ia a four fold proporiun, us inhabitants ne moro
and Industrious. aud It's population is
against oil the effects of Slale negleCt,
while thai Of The James River scarce holds its own
with all the Io,ierng care Of The STATE governments.
the expenditures on lie latter beng sixty To one ov.
er iormer. Is that the ground for the ConpIlcr's
complaints of want Of sympathy iur The jaime. Rived
OUR MEDICAL SCIIOOL-FALsE RUMOR.
BY a letter received lrum Alabuma, We learn that
a repoH has been ~ILduslnously circulated M That
region and very probably else whe-e, that there
would be no lectures IN T'uu,, lvania University. "a
iuiure, as lie new hail and all III appurtenances
had been sold and Ihe LuIidiug appropriated 10 oih.
rr Purposes. Tins relou. like n bundled other.
hat have preceded IL. i destitute oi ipundeIiun.-
no PERIOD IA The history OF the Institution. have
is prospects been more encOIrlgns.- LeE mg ton
We do not understand Why such a umor should
have been sci u7oaI except il was doue by those
er We'd The prosperity aud superiority Of thai
.choul over others Of the west.
THE POLITICAL EFFECT OFTIIE LOVE 0F
IlohiE-"Why are LUl Ihe Spa,ns, and Frencn ud-
vcuiuTers WIN trayerCd these reg IONS three hundred
years ago, marching wHi ARMIES and btnhrrs: a
noble aud bright array; in all The pump Of lame and
chiyu'Ty, Why are Ihey not now IN tie possession
Dl these dominiOus; the masters Of IhIs ciIY; speaking
Inc sOnur.us language of the ono nnIIon. or The
r"urily dialect OF The OIneT' aud engaging .this hour,
IN The gorgeous aud imposing rites of their pecul nr
Why Is It that the French aud Spaniaris
are ~ possession Of 81 few OF Their Colonies aud
driven either wholly or IN great part.
rom The West ludm IslnRds. from Mexico. from
Central, and from SOHth America. udIous IT. all. with
10 few memorials of their power; uhassuciaIeI wnh
- AAht ~ I hNFNflE t|AN NhFN DlIsuGl uNl
hese humble PROCESSES OF cumiou; because with all
heir qualities of conquest, they lacked The only one
hat makes conquest pc Tmluem. That domestic
ceiling, which Is equally "A eHiImeni aud passion
NIIh The Englshmlu; The appreciation ofsOcIal lm.
,ulse which no fashion can easily subyerI; a sort Of
religion from w huse sweet aud simple
IIlars no accused love Oflucre ran ever thoroughly
ieguIle. lmhued with Ihs religion ui the house aud
iear, The EHglIshmqn makes q castle wherever he
,lants n iOOisIep. 10 10 his law and fortress, and mi-
IiIs moral s-upeslmcIure wherever he lays his
learh stone, has founded his lurdly dwelling ln the
our quarters Of the earth. Ills drum; such - his
iaughty boast; still Feeps sDnDrOus lime, responding
he ancient Mrmnun. To The progress Of The sun in
very known region which he honOrs wnhhIs beams
i'll each IL these; such has been his devotion Ia
he substantial objects Of ms nature. his treasure is
90 great iu suffer him 10 lofegp his possession. tie
s rooted here like sumo natural growth Of the for.
EST he takes root readily. maintains his GUhoId
hs lile-and you can only dIspOssess htm by
recugHIuDn Of these social laws by Which he Is
governed and by a Stern patriotism. which. 90 The
IsseTIiOn Of q natural right. finds a supe nur imVulse
% his own. lu ~ other way can We account FOR
he fact, tlut these naughty Islander Of all living
'Unque rurs, have alone maintained their CUuquesls;
eI0Om bafled; aud never, but in a single instance
luven irum tie grounl where they had found lOoI.
luld, aud then only by the arms OF a people sprung
rom The same ancestral lUrus with them-elves-
Nay. even this exception must have is qualification
they were not expelled from America; they MAIN
aimed themselves m America. The in, adler was
foreign despot; hostile 10 British liberty. aud the
EXPULSION Of BRUSH arms irOm our soil Vas one ol
he most noblesl efforts Of British freedom. 70 vas
he Struggle Of The Bulon's freslJe against Bmisn
avnuCe, the social man against lh0se usurpmg
PASSIONS Ofa Government, which too frequently var
ioon Inc sacred hearth, in lhe name Of church and