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EcaaI Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


CoMprgoLLER's OFFICE, SrooEiyn, October -S.hl 90
PURSUANT 10 Act OF the Legislature, eht!'e ca; AZ ~
Act relative 10 the collection Of taxes In the Sl oi
BROOKLYN and for other purposes (passed ari Sn ldiol
r M. cIrrsa yesf have this day been delivered 10 me
Comptroller OF the City Of Brooklyn and That from all axs
,rhch shall he paid TO the said Comptroller whin tl
dsrs from the dae hereof deduction OF three per cent
viii be made that from all taxes which shall be 50 Ps9
aner the expiration OF the said thirty Gays snd ~
days from said date deduction ~ per cent WI! be
inside and that on and after the Fst TUESDAY IN I4nusr
ne x one per cent will added 10 all then remaining
nnsaid and hat on The Ih2 Tuesday January next the
ssil Comptroller will deliver the Collectors OF tne City OF
rookyn The said Rolls together with the "tr-
ranls thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed Win re-
Fsrd 10 the unpaid the uSnner directed ny Jaw
The COMPTROLLER would respectfully request nose who
intend 10 avail themselves OF The provisions OF tile Act rer
red TO in notice. to inform him thereof rs soon as
practicable that their bulls may We IN readiness 80 rs 20 pre-
ven. delay when they be prepared 90 pay iheif axes
In compliance with resolution o The Mayor ana Cont Cont
mon Council NOTICE IS hereby further gwen thai Inc
Comptroller will receive al his office in The Cy buG.
ings FROM = O'CLOCK A. n. UNTIL . OChoCh
OBJ sn A. H. OSBORN Comptroller.
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JoNA w ALLEN, Deputy Sheriff.
New York, November 18Th. 1915. My lA"OW

DY ORDER OF John Q. Wilson Esq. Judge OF Inc
ID Albany County Courts and of the degree OF Counselor
at Law in the Supreme Court, notice IS hereby gven pur
ant TO the provisions 6uhorslng attachments
against abscondng concealed and debtors h'
an attachment Issued against the estates oil Thomas IL
Webb and Harrison Gray, nonresident debtors and reel
den,s of the Massachusetts,, and that tue SAME VIII o
sold for the payment their debts unless they appear ana
discharge such attachment according TO law, within nie
months from the fret publication of this notice; and that the
payment of any debts le by residents OF this State
and the delivery 10 them their OF any properly
within this State belonging them and the transfer oil any
such property by them, forbidden by law and void
Dated the 18th day of August l3f5 K. L. JOICE,
au2O law9m Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor
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Some clothes too Ill gather you; Ma says may
And, to our great Father in Heaven Ill pray
Ho viii no. forsake YOU your tears He can dry
And then, at last. take you to His HOME on high
1o,,,n Mas. Jan. 1876. CyGNUs.
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DLACK, BLUE AND BROWN CLOAkS fol
DGentlemen's wear at WM t. JENNINGS W. >

yXJAITHAM CoTTONS-lO cases new style super
w fine bleached Shrings, from The Nalthsn Mills Just
received for sale by NEsMlTH CO. 80 Pinest dis
~ BROWN SHIRTISGS-lOJ bales various
10 qualities and prices For tse home trade or for
export by SPEAR X RIPLEY, 81 Lhertysi, up stairs.
nso BALES HEAVY SHEETINGS-Of all the
L.DO tayorite brands, on hand and for sale 10y
no SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Lhe-ty-sL up stairs
DLRACHED and brown Drillngs. for sale by
gen2D SPEAR 4 RIPLEY. 81 Lihsrlv-s;. Stairs
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c-,=o DRAFTS on Great Britain and lrriuDd.-
- Persons RENTING To their friends IN the
old country. obtain drafts 81 he subscribers
for any amount large or small payable at sight IN all he
principal towns and cities IN tue United Kingdom
w. < j. r. TAPSCOTr, IS Soulh-7t. MHiden-lane
N Better Bags OF the Steamer OF The 10Th Dec viii
cavs the Post Office nj haitpast z. NJ the 10Th by
which All drafts cnn be 1 ryVaried dl2
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ID Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas OF the City and
County OF NewYork, Notice is hereby given, pursuant 10
the provisions OF the authorizing attachments against
absconding concealed nonresident Debtors that al
tachmep has issued againt the OF Alfred hearney,
resident OF New Orleans Stale OF Louisiana and that the
viii be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law,
within nine months from the first publication OF this notice;
aud that the payment any debts due him by residents OF
this Sae the delivery I'm for bis use, OF any pro-
perty belonging him, aud the transfer Of any property by
min, forbidden by law, and voidDafei the 18Th
day OF September, l3i1 RICHARD II. BOVINE,
AZ La grn A ft.c ut,C Credit
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w 4 j. Il. TAPSCOTr, IS South-st. cor. Maiden Jane
n Better Bags OF the Steamer OF The 10Th Dec. will
cavs In. Post Ohce haiCpast 2. NJ the l5h, BY
which al! drafts can be { rwarded dl2
~ OLDEST ESTABLISHED Emgrant Packe,
TSEsI Once Ia SeT-fUrk Corner OF Pine ana Suutn-
S-0H The subscriber continues bring from LiV
ooi and 5oadsn esbn second cabn and sleerage pas
Al-O hfsl Glass ships, t"o Of which VIII puncusy
SAL every week during the monh OF March, Apn, May
June, July aud August thereby shOrdhg splendid accom-
modaoaa avery thee days. which /. certain guarantee
that passengers possibly be detained IN Liverpool
after coming forward 10 embark, wind aud weather permit
For the accommodation of persons wishing remit
PROVINCIAL BAsK OF IRELAND payable IN demand at
Armagh, Clonme. Galway, Pars0nstown
Aih.One, Cayan, Kilkenny, Salbbereen,
Beii.t 611 ngaii. hme ef" sasbsne,
BaGbrdRe, Dnngarvan, Londonderry, Traee,
Bailysaannon, Dublio, Monaghan Waterford,
Baidna, Ennskillen, Mallow, Youshai,
Cork, Enui4 Moneyuore
Coleraine Fermoy, Omagh
DraiL-, also, on SPooNER. Atwood Co. Bankers Lon
don Drafts, also, on the City o! Glasgow Bank, glasgow.
AL OF which drafts viii be paid free oil discount IN every
town in Great Britain.
Persons residing IN the country can have their nenos
brought moley promptly remiled 10 Them by sending
Corner OF Pine AID South SIS.
r. S.-The Secretary Of the Provincial BasS OF Iceland
has directed sutton the public against "o tfns 10
his Bank without any authority whatever from him, and
who have had any account with hs Bank any d u
0rHncnes or hgencles 80
"a TaPsCUrT,- GENERAL EMIGRATION OF.
aTrr FiCES, Is soutfst- corner OF Msdeu.lane New.
York and IS Watefloa-rOad Liverpool Persons
wishing secure passage for their friends om Liverpool!
during the coming in the Line OF Liverpool
Psckes respectfully Informed by the subscribers that
the aforementioned magnificent ana fayorte PacketshPs
win sail from Liverpool positively advertised IN any OF
which passage be engaged the most reasonable
terms aud every necessary means will be used TO have
those whose Passage may be engaged this side the At
laaic despatched in comfortable manner possible
Ship LIVERPOOL on the 9Th February; Ship SIDDONS
the llth do Ship QUEEN OF THE WEST Inc
Gth March, Ship SHERIDAN, on the llth do The we'll
Known sailing qualities of these fsyorie Packets render
eny remarks unnecessary and their accommodations for
Cabin, Second Cabin and Storage passengers surpahs
these Of any other line To passage AID for farther
particulars apply to W. * j I. TAPSCOTT,
Is SOut1-sL corner of MaideE-lsne
n. B.-W. J. 7. T. supply drafts, usual! for any
amount payable throughout Great Britain. Dig
LII ONLY REGuLAm Line Tor Ne%:ohrsn;
1890 Packet OF the LIST January The SPLENDID, we'll
known, fast s4iiag Packet Ship THETlS, Captain
Hanna, Will positively sG Thursday January ls her
regular day. The accommodations OF this ship for cabin,
second cabin and cannot be SURPASSED
Those wishing bebs she uG fail make ear
~ application on board, foot Of Wa-si or
go ". * J. T. TAPSCOTT, IS Soulh.st. Maide1ane
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PROSPECTUS OF THE FARMERS LIBRARY, AND
L MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE. JOHN
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DIR. LARpNER's LECTURES.

rg- Postmasters may remit subscriptions at our nsk
Bills of all speciepaying Banks received at par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-31

Poor sufferers sadiy your wants deplorc'
ri share with you gladly my own little store
I've play .things so many, when fewer would do
And I'd part with any, to buy bread for you.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
John X ROTSEORD

NOES, WATER ST, W HEELiNG.
"A IA AS Jus, received from The East a very
u u lree snl general ss>or,men, OF ouoRs,
S"oARs, tt Bacc', Ga cERIEs, &c, among which,
are
half Iipes seigneu & Dupeey's 4lh proof
Brandy;
qr cask old Hennessey do;
! halt pipe Holland Gin, favorite brand;.
or ca>k Port Wine, superior qualify;
Or do Madeira dc, do do
COZ MuScat Wines;
do Claret do FIRST quality;
do Cherry Ccgnao, superior quality;
do Lemon Syrup;
do West India Pepper Sauce;
5000 Regaia Segars;
1000 Imperial Cazadorrs do;
10000 Principe do, ist, I'd and 81 qualities;
large quantity of half Spanish and Conn
mon do;
90 gross GoIsh's Matches;
TOB ACCO. large and general assortment
OF The most iayoTite brands;
Mrs MlllcI'S fine cut Tobacco;
SOAP Every description and quality, manu-
fac'urcd ny Hyde & Sons, Baltimore;
30 drums FIGS;
Several boxes Pine Ample Cheese;
Iogethef with Seneral assortment of Gro-
ceres all OF the very best qualify, " hich will
o. sold as low as they can be had west of the
mountains. feb ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
SUGAR COATED PILLS vs. DISEASE
MORE EVIDENCE


HH X hill, Of the firm OF GlrIcy e. Hill.
Va Ivy Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
indlan vegetable Pills are superior to any be
mas eyer taken HIS vile has found them de,
inhful and eificatou
MISS DOUGLASS, corner Walker and Ludlow
Streets, has been cured NJ pain in the head.
GUINNESS OF sight, and dizziness If long stand,
ing, by them Pills.
Mas SlMoSs. Of % Henry street: cured of
pa!oS and cramps. OF eight years srandine.
mR ATKINS, Of 263 Greenwich street, cured
OF dy'pepsia, OF seven years standing.
Ma CAaLooS's daughter, 3 Staple street. cur.
ed OF worms IN their wursi form.
REV Ma BURsETT, ol BROOKLYN. cured of bill
'o1. complaints, weakness, &c.
we need nrl add more. Evidence crowds
upoh us ifom all quarters No Pills ever before
9ecomPhShedso mu' h with So little trouble and
A. ID, Smnh's Sugar Coated1
improved Indian Vegelsh'e Pills Sold al
bui'n'' corner Bowety aud Grand sis. PhiIjo's
sof9ff ct Beekioan and William srresrs; Rye~
,rei'S " Had ON So Mrs Hays I49 Pult,n a.
2tr3 Greenwich sr,ei. FSsmips
ure. fsh ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
Y u Y Il u r. y y e q q,
CAUTION TO ALL.

L EFT ALL THE WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND BE AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
ET)IMPROVED INDIAN,
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY pox
mas on 1t the WRITTEN signature of the orr,
glnai inventor and patenfee
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
These pleasant Pills possess powers TO open
All me natural rains Of the system-yiz: The r
Lungs, KIDNEYS, SKIN q. BOHRLS~
hitherto UNSN WIN in the practice Of medicines;
AM so complete has been their Triumph over.
al other medicines, that many have be-n led
70 suppose they contain some powerful minpraI-
9ul upon examination by Dfs Chiffon. Ran, 5
uolph, Huntington and others, this suppositiorx t,
Is al once proved 20 be gIoundl, IS.
10 500 I, 10 New York, at the principal Ohcr.
~ greenwich stree, also by Rush.on B. Co.
broadway, corner o. Iith street..
pamphlets 10 be had of agents gratis.
B.-PorsonS will also notice on ibe.iop laa .
red pInt. "0
The genuine may also be bought with saIety.
at III Gulon's, corner Of Is VERY and Grand
street., and Mrs Hays, 1873 Fulton steer, Brooks
Yn, and at respectable stores throughout the p
United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
From he Boston .Relcan.t7e Journal
MEXICAN PRlVATEEkS.

-
u has been suggested that, IN the even,
o, war b'iw' ell the United States aud
Mexico, Inc ocean would swarm with
priraieers, owned and fitted Out by Euro.
peans, end sailing under the commission
ana Ing of MeY'c). This would I'm
uoubied'y be the case. and how reader.
do you think the Mad .srnian, the oronn
Of Mr. Tyler, purposes to prevent the O..
VIZ why merely to treat al such Dyjpi-
feerS as PIRATEs
Inc whole system Of prIy1teer,no we
have long considered as WRONG in orio,
ciple, ard should be alb n lo,ed bv inc -.
n'Vers"l consent Of tho civilized world
nui The idea that the Umted s ates
should take the responsibility Of haB0i0o
anne ydrd~dTm all men taken on board
"i PHvatecrs sailing under The flso Of
nation at war with ISL a novel one. one
wbch should hardy occur TO pcrson
whose mental perceptions and sense Of
right or wrong were not SD sonsitiyo a
NOSE OF The asiuie editor of the NIadiso,
nian.
II is no.orlouI that during the connic,
between spa n mi thu Republics in tho
= "'"' nuHOcr oi yearsag and also
O'iwc' n the revolutionary General Ar
t,gas aud the Portuguese Government, in
braz Amer.cin privaieers wera b,,,i,
armed and manned in American norris,
ano putting 10 seq, bearing the Hpa,rio,
moA'can, or Ariigon flag, and with no
" .D' au' horty than doub ful commits.
'"", perhaps surrePltioUs'y obtained.
puts Y TODD q, and DESTROYED an i'm
,b;', NUMBER OF Spanish and Portuguese
'".p;, ''o"ly 'aGen THIS was piracy in
Iea'ny l'ul although Spain and Porn.
gal demonstrated against such ,i,o,;oaI
cts, and Threatened TO retallinte nnan
.ur commerce, the matter was blown
.er, as Il was known that our Govc,ns
mont was prepared to Justify such nod.
y robbery on tho high seas, and proiec,
"r co nhcrcc against f,relgn noores
ION sg'eS u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
CITY HALL,

r s. MRS CHiPP, will hold their 81
1f1 Dramatic Concert, on this Monday eve.
ming, F, b l7,h, when will be presented the CO.
Zebra ed Library Scene from Coleman's Play
81 The Iron Chest; after which Grand Olio TO
conclude with Sci sclons from The amusing
VandervI'ie, entitled The Young Widow, with
Songs, Dances, sc. Mr. Walker will intro>
duce several new Exuavaganzas. Good Mu'
sic is engaged.
Tickets only l2l cents. Conccrs al o'clock
precisely
syPar icularS in hand bills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
CITY NEWS ROOM.

ySNlIIS room iS now completed and open for
Il subscribers and strangers, for whom 10
forms The most desirable place oi resort that
has ever been opened in Tins city. he Ro m
will be always well warmed and lighted every
evening except Sunday.
Boston, Baltimore, New York,
Washington, Albany, Richmond,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Harrisburghr
PuSbureh, Nv OTlean:, Louisville,
Nashville, 81 Louis, Indianapolis,
Detroit, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Cleveland and n large variety OF other papers
Amounting I" so in number, will ALWAYS be On
HE. TERMS SO. 90. jan 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

DiED-In thus city, on Sa urdav morning
last, ve,v >oddeOiy, al disease of the heart,
Mr. 81 MUEL L3WTHER, of the firm of
] ,wlher & Boon, Dry Goods Merchants, aged
~ wears.
MIR L haG been .en years resident Of The
ci,y, and was esteemed one ot our most wor-
thy nd valuable c'iz MS. His sudden death
has cast a general gloom over DOR city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
BOARD OF TRADE.

"a HERE will te O general meeting of the
Ia Wheeling Board of Trade, on Tuesday
evening nex'. OSb insi,) in the City Councih
Chamber, al O'clock. All the members who
feel On interest in the perpetuly Of the associa-
non, are desired tn be present BY order
feb " CD HUBBARD, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

WHEELING LYcEUI. This associate
will mee, at the City News Room, ,o-mo,
row, (Tuesda! evening, at o'clock.
s CLEMENS, Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
PORT OF6 ~sn. WHEELING,

STEAM BOAT HEGIsTEF,
AR rails and ID pa.;nres Of Beats for the lest AZ
hOars, ending yesterday at 4 o.lJok; p ~
ARRIVALS,
Nav F,owe I i,tsburgh,
Lenigh, DO
SWi,,ue Mob, DO
Wiley Forge, 10
B"r rand, do
Utica, do
CulOmbians, do
Mayduke, Cincinnati.
Meteor, do
Cumberland Valley do
Moun.ahesr, S, Louis.
ID PARTURES.
MAJ Flower, NaShvi'e.
valley Forge, ST Louis.
Leh'gn, DO
Cumberland Valley, Pittsburgh
Meteor, 10
M.yduke, do
Mountsinecr, 10
Sw'hSare, No 3, Cincinnati.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

But the tables are now turned. II i
your bull that threatened to gore my o,
We must be great nation, surely. VIII
The Government organ takes such hiR
moral ground.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17
DAILY TINES.
MONDAY. EEBUARY ~. isi6.

VOL NEY ID PALMER, Is our authorized
AGENT Tor receiving SubSei iptionS and Adver
lS-mcn'S Tor the Wheeling Times and GazerIe
HIS offices are.
LOO Nassau street, Neic YORK.
80 Pine street, Ptiiadctph,a.
Corner OF Baltimore s. Calvert streets, Bal
Inn IRE.
10 State street, Boston.
Mr. w JAMES, is Agent for The Wheel
ing Times aud Advertiser and the Wesleti
Va Times and Gaz 'tlr, Tor the Wes'efn States
Iowa and Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meek
~, James X Smith, J + D,nt, G II Comstoc X
L. Jennings and L Gardner Smith.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

CONGRESS.-The Bills { the nd
mission OF Florida and Iowa into the Union
as States. pissed the House on Thurs
day last. The Texas question was deba-
ted in he Senate on Thursday and Frltay
l,st
Mr.. Polk arrived in Washington on
Thursday evening end took longines q,
CJ,eman's Ho,el.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

IA lee, Na'er in The cnsnnc,, Fallios.
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CJ.eman's Ho,el.
MEHiCU. by the arrival of he sch"
Water Wi, IN, AT Now Orleans, {. I'm Yea
Cir2. we hive Megicun dates o the ON
ut MA Anna had been olplured near
Pueb a, his army ha,i' De Sc, I'D him. -
1t WA SUP nos, he would he iri' and ex.
'cuted The affairs OF he Cove .nmeni
seem well sci.l,l end the new govern
ment popular.
LEilSLATURE-We have three mails
ir, m R'chmoaG On Monday the" re
port Of the Committee on the Rail Road
q''s'ion was called up Mr.. EIginglon
moved TO amend the report by ma king
The t"wn of Wheeling on he Ono river
The terminus. He address j the House
Tor an hour upon The subject, when he
gave way TO motion 10 postpone the
further cons Iteration OF the bill.
The bill aga n came up on Wednesday
" Mr Edgn9ton cone uded lis rema TX :.
Mr.. jackson then took the floor and spoke
uni! The hour of recess. The subject
was not hken up al the evening session
On Thursday Mr. jackson resumed his
remarks. Mr.. Lee followed Mr.. Jac kson
and then Mr.. E'gingion relained
and con, luded 1t 9 o'clock The hour OF
recess. IL appears to be The opinion Of
those at Richmond that the amendment
WI be adopted, and the whole sui ice,
then os'roned.
AT Meeting OF the Dry Guods Mer.
chants of the City OF Wheeling, at the
City News Room. for the purpose Of ma
king some expression of their regard
Tor the memoryof their late neighbor and
friend Imuel i.owthcr Esq, it was pro
posed that W. Il. Selby ESQ. be called 10
The chair and II. b. Marsh appointed
Secretary.
Mr. . w. Hei kell made a few re.
M lrks appropriate 10 the melancholy
OCCASION and moved the following pre-
mDie and resolutions which were unan.
lmouslv al opted.
Whereas The Almighty ruler Of events
mas sudden Y iakt n from our midst our
deceased friend and brother who was
ende re us oy his unloading integri.
~ as Merchant and his exalted pri-
va'c worth rs d Trend aud neighbor, and
"hereas--it has be- deemed liz and pro-
per that we should give some public
manifestation Of that heartfelt sorrow
VIII CIV pervaies our VIII lie community.
therefore be il
Reso!ved. That in view OF this dis
pensatIon Of Divine Providence. aItho,
we bow wi h >ubm ssh N to the in fiction.
we cannot but mourn The loss we have
sus'nned
l.eS'.ted. That in testimony of our
regard for he deceased we will attend
the funeral in BODY AMI that we will
war the usual badge Of mourning for
b days.
HcTo'ced, That we deeply sympatbise
with the family of the deceased in their
mou'njdl bereavement aud onsr 10 them
our sincere confidence, and that the
Chairman and Secretary be, and the,
hereby are appointed q Committee TO
communicate 10 them a copy Of tho pro
ceedIngs OF this meeting
X so red, That these proceedings 10
published IN the Newspapers Of the civ.
w. II. SELBY, CmA1RMAN.
X u MARSH, Secretary,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

Dii' Mr.. Chairman, rretcnce is sci
up mere that. whatever NAV he thought
u the authority Of the + xccnlive b anch
as oi the Government over this subi,ci.
at 'cas' the legislative power is compe
tent TO take the matter in hand The
Constitution, IN The very careful distri.
Du'tn OF powers which il makes, de
clarcs that the power Ito make frtaties"
snail belong 10 the President and Sen
ale. PLAIN mind would never imagine
INN the acquisition Of fore On territory.
ana much more the forming Of a Terri
iorIal and y. teal union between fine
Umrei Wcs and foreign country. If
practicable at !, und our system, co !
be any o'her than suilj ct matter Tor no.
R"l'a'Ion and treaty. or belong 70 nny
other Than The trtuy- making ppwe
4 plain mud wouli think nlal the l.,,
iaIhivc power must hpvy sui .c.s-ihin9.
or pcssJns--nl eady wlthin The polit,ra
jurisdiction Of he Gnvcrnmput and nun
wy IN or1er to end H. /; To- acl nj aIl
aou u would puz TO such n mind To know
no" 'nis power eau under axe 10 throw
Us authority prOpriO oigO,e, over C,r
:" sou rnd foreign people or. ad
'i,'''''ng' as 1t seems 10 hc admitted. tina
ma cannot be done. how /, can n.o,i,e
= 'gh. 90 iesisla'o over and bind a for
''sn country and people. We. in mis
'ounl v have heen accustomed ,o hint |
nav Congress derived al Us powers from
VIC Constitution, and that its pc,y,rs
Qua NC enlarged merely by c,nscnf-
'pcl,'Iy ~ the c'nsent nd sub,oasion
= 'o''Ign Power Bat this new dis
o'ery has Dow been mado.
tIa5 s C,nI,J.JI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-17

among the Old Thirteen which would
have adopted aud ratified The Consti,u
ion. If provision 10 ihis effect had been
oind In il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-21
MR. McLANEt

The Union apologies for Mr., Poke appointment Of
an original constant self proclaimed and still abiding
Federnlist, by nllodgng that Mr. McIsno is orhodo1
the great questions Of the day What great questions
The Tariff The Power Of Improvement The Bahk7
These the great internal and constitutional questions
Of the day, and each Mr. McLane. undoubtedly is Of
opinion that the power ogmaey resides with the Govern
ment lie may not think is exercise oIpedieni, bat we
imagine he does not question the principle aud that tho
test
Texas, infer the question In tho eye Of the
Union-Texas and Oregon, and thus have another
Democratic standard u orthodoxy up Let Office hunt
ers take note that to baw Justify for Texas is the high
rad 10 Proerment, and that tho display Of exubersni
zeal Tor hnt act Of free boOng, called Texas anneIaon
will weigh years Of substantial service in the cause Of
Democracy, Jackson Van Buren,, aud Polk himself
That is the shiboleh Of the day. What will be next
who fOreses but doubtless, something equally ratio
mel and enlightened and equally worthy constitute
standard, touehstono Of political orthodoxy, and guide
for patriotic distribution Of tho "spoils"