Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-23

measures calculated Ia preserve and pcrpctu-
ee system upon which the interest and pros
pcrity oi the country depend
nope the editors OF the Press in Pittsburgh
4 VIII move IN this matter-and would sIggc ST
'hc ioth of November next. and Harrisburg.
AZ The time and place proper for holding said
! convention. A DEMOCRAT.
Protection, even incidental. is, il would
seem from the annexed paragraph, disavowcd
ny the tnlon-nOt even ''within the revenue
standard, are we TO have IA protective Tariff"
II the Union be sincere and can prevail. The
organ does not even consider the expression
Legitimate, Hear We. Pcnnsylvanians, who
We're taught to believe that the Polk dynasty
would he more favorable to protection than
Henry Clay and his friends
From the Union Of Saturday.
we must set the wing press right al once
we do not recognise, or adopt as Legitimate,
me expression ''in iavor of the protective tariff
within the revenue standard"
The wing press, which quotes from the Char
lesion Mercury slur upon Mr. Polk and his
cabinet, will find itself mistaken in surprising
that Mr.. Folk will want 1.-The moral courage
TO carry out his principles" He will firmly
ABIDE by The resolution of the Baltimore con
vcntion.
In another part of the same paper we find
lhe question Is assuming new importance
every day, and everything satisfies us that Mr..
Walker was rlgli, i'll declaring that 1.-The tariff
must be reduced To the revenue standard"
PUTTING the two together we have these con
illusions: LIST, that the Tariff must be reduced
to the revenue standard, aud III, that protcc-
ton within that standard, = is not to BE- deem
cd legitimate
III Is true, the expenditures lavishly making
las per contract, we believed in Texas. and the
'dillnS OIL al the revenue, may render il diff
CUT To carry out the views OF the Union and
the Excculivc-and ii is quite ossible. there
fore, that just in proportion as these parties
become assured thjPthc wants of the Treasury
Will prevent The reduction of dutics ~ nv will
become founder in their professions a'imc
VIII show-meanwhilc we note their Course
Tor the Information OF our readers.
/ Among the items noticed at the sitting OF
the Paris Academy of Sciences, on the llth
ut., was the following:
! The Baron dHombrcs- IIirnas. CORES
/ ponding member of the Academy. informs il
that he has made experiments to ascertain tbp
truth or ialschood OF the reported prciudicjal
elect OF the proximity of the walnut tree IN
man and vegetation. lie states that if a man
] remains long near this tree he becomes affect.
]
/ ID; sown near IT, IL becomes much less prn.
ductive than IL would he il equally close Ia q
tree OF any other kind. lie attributes thi, I,
4 d peculiar emanatiOn lrom the walnut tree.
! hdigo, according To an article in the Lass
number OF HUNTS lcrch0ntS' Hogdziae. !,
chiefly grown i'll Bengal and GuateInala-tb,
FORMER country exporting annually about min,
millions and the latter little over ftro y. jJioo.
]
sllnIes three, Fmuce fioO, the rest of Enron.
] ihTce and my millions, -Pcrsia 900 900
/ India 100000, and the United States $40 mon
pounds. '''0''
The United States imported during the vca,
which ended Both June, 1914. / .3yf 7no1,s
which cost 81 ,llJ .0g7, and exported Z nqeu,,
valued at $500; besides This thcn, wascy.
/ ported 3,jOOils. of Indigenous indigo. II In.
been very successfully raised i'm this countr,
10 some extent and we see no reason WHY !
much larger portion of what we use sho,tld
not be produced at home
THE YUCATAN REVOLUTION oocs on
! braycly. On the gth Of last month tic Va,
taDcsc under Gen. Barnos took possess;,,, -,
a Mexican schooner of war and having nlaroJ
ca boaEd OF her ell The Mexican f,r,rtlo,s, ,;os
and soldiers of that State. ordered bor (a,,';,,
4 10 sal WITH uero Tor Neh Crn whcrse sbc
fWP,slcu immediately. She lE,d hen des
patched by the Mexicsns to levy men and
money ioS ilS TrSaa was, hut the nconle .,
fucatan had sia'Bcd too Basb aIready rom
the oppressive tywnDy Of the crntray eovey,'
nent; an immediate pardtion WAS Ssaiycd
| upon aud carried ont in the manner stated
without Shedding drop Of blood. The STAT
government was at once changed 10 a national
| one. retaining all the republican princ;,la'
winch have distinguished the citizens of t,,t
! Estate .-ATid. '''''