Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-09
PROSPECTUS OF THE
u I e. II M ON ID TIN E0.
VEHE undersigned have united ,hsmssI

RICHMO TINES.
ME- nnden gned have united themselves fot
- the purpose of erecting the TiMrs end Cor.
riLER into Journal Of more active political
characters with the hope Of cnlasng its circulation.
and extending iis h husncc md thereby codiribusng
to propagate more widely and settle more Grsay The
great principles Of the Wing party. In the month
OF August. 1874. the editor Of the Times and
Compiler abandoned the neutrality which they he'd
preserved, and orowed themselves Tho opsn end
Jealous advocates Of the measures Of the WhiS
party. and OF the election OF HENRY CLAY. Since
thai lime, they have steadily adhered 10 The sress
Wing Cause. which they believed to'bs the cause
Of the country. and have opposed the measures end
principles az The DcLicraiic party. They have
beeu encouraged to g. in their undertaking; they.
have received the support and cordial good Wishes
81 many Influential friends md now. with sddiionat
editorial strength, they appear before The pubits
under different noms. with more extended viswa,
and with more determined resolution w. deserve
The confidence Of the Wing party.
Tho limits ola Prospectus will only allow short
statement Of the principles by which we shsil b.
guided -
We propose 10 conduct The Richmond T.mse IN q
firm and manly. yet courteous and conciliaiosy'
spirit Whilst u will be paper thoroughly Wfhiee
in its course. will not the liberty Of The psess
10 drive from tho party lhose who may differ wiihs
II on individual or unimporiant questions. Whssfs-
such differences unhapp'ly exist. il will SEX ~
somposc runner IMAM 10 Mtuen mem.
We love the Union OF these States and feel lhssf
they ore oil our common country. Our. object.
therefore. will he. 10 discourage oil sectiui,al
differences. which may be- designed. or may tend
20 diminish the venerolon in which that Union oushs
everywhere 10 be held Still. we SHALL % o. sizsns
Of Spnihern State, watch, with jealous solicltuds.
the course Of public events, in reference 10 the
protection Of orr peculiar domestic IL situations. and
resist every attempt 10 subvert or weaken them.
with regard 10 the prominent questions of the
day. we IRE thoroughly Wing.
We shall warmly advocate such Tariff 40 Mr.,
Clay Is in favor of, Tariff for rcvenuei with
incidc NAL proec' ion 10 domestic mapufnciurea-
Snch Tariff we believe The Tariff Of l642 to DO.
u II be found, afiera fair tria 10 prvduce n ore
revenue than is needed. we shall wish 10 see it
reducedb sill retaining The principle Of protection.
When the establishment Of National Bank may
he before The people for discu., sion. VIC shall bs
iosnd lis steady supporters. =
We shall earnestly urge the licy OF Distribution.
With regard 10 tho subject Of T.Ias, since .
majority OF the people have decided. through
Congress. upon the eIpediency Of anne xat,on. and
me legality OF nnnexing by joint resolution. We shsli
patiently wait 10 hear the decision Of Texas. 10
accede TO the proposition Of Congress- We shsll :
consider the faith Of tho country pledged, the
question settled; and shall depreca'e oil further
agitation Of the subject, and oppose any effort To-
repeal The joint resolution passed by the late Congres
The question DO kept open by tho refusal 81 TeIss
10 nccede TO the terms of the joint resolution, aud
ny . new proposal 10 treat with our Government.
we shall approve Of such a treaty may believe
WIN be beneficial ~ the country, and just 10 tho
South.
u Will be our chief objects 10 encourage the
improvement and siendy support Of oil Tho
Institutions OF earning in the Slate from The Common
10 The Colleges and Universities.
in 's 'na, advocate such sehs -afu' Jadiciously
underiaken, aa,,. particularly. the extension and
complsrion Of tho james River and Ksnswha Canal.
The in,eres,s OF the City Of Richmond will
'-ceive. from us. Tho attention which has alMays
disIii guished The paper - - -
IL the Commercial ard News departments; Of ,bst
Times. every efoit. will be made. not .asy 10
%ips!9 Vs. Esea! . . e ... h. Compiler ess Is
be paid 10 all those occurrences in the ~ Will
world. which will be Of interest or impci. erci.l
The commercial class Of The community. whiGe 10
extended support 10 the paper heretofore. as
We shall devote portion Of our paper 10 thA
subjects Of General Literature. and esdesvor thus
TO make u acceptable TO The reader Of iasic.
We shall 'rke no part in religious discu ssions, but
we shnll not exclude the religious Of The day;
md we wish our paper TO preserve q character fog
moral ffmness and decoruD.
Ia conclusion, We arc utterly nppcsed to The
doctrines, but still more to the Practices Of Tho
Democratic party. We shall, constantly, endeavor
TO show. IN The chief danger To our Govern men 10
10 be found in The tendency OF The leaders Of that
party TO pr sraie every principle Of order 10 tho
madness Of popular excitement; ~ hils il hos been
The glor, Of the Wings. that they have ever been tho
supporters Of the laws. and have acknowledged
The validity Of the obligations OF The States.
With ihese views. we present ourselves TO The
public. With what ability we shall sustain Them.
u 10 not our pan 10 say; but affirm. that We
shall do IL with frmnrs. and honesty.
WIN T. CARKINGTON
IA COWARDIN.
WIN X DAVIS.
Richmond, April 81. I645
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