Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-15


women are as easily made what we wish un-
der proper arrangements ~ can be imagined
Laughter and appause.1 We are not TO
blame for hoW we are bon-when we are
bom-where born. Ii does not depend ON
mat or ON woman how they shall come into
the word--oi who they shall come into the
lworld-or where they shall come into IT.
|! lChcers and laughter Thank God we are
speaking under bright skies-with free discus
sions-and not with one voice--ior Nv the
mighty power and the voices are going over
the length and breadth OF the land ICheers.
Already have sent the proceedings here pub
lished lin the Tribune. --REP.l many copies
across the Atlantic! Laughter No, mot half
way over, but they soon will be. The DAYS of
mental and physical scrvitude are past forever
Our ideas are gone forth on the wonderful
wings OF the Pr, 81, and who shall brine them
back again and lock them up chest We
who have been so badly manulactu ed can
form no idea OF The intense beauty and sub
Unity of the state of things under the New
Systcm. Sonn nothing will b. disseminated
uvcr the earth but Truth Whatever is incon.
sistcnt is false. Every human being will be
as perfect as u glass housc-nothing hid
nothing To- be ashamed of-nothing will be
secret-no necessity for Clairvoyance--then
will Ice the time so long talked of. when we
Nv.
regard to taxes, the only fair, just and proper
tax is TAX upon property. That is the only
tax that ought To be levied in the world. taxes
ere levied only To protect property and pro-
lpcrty ought To patj them. But we shall have
no taxes in The New World; they'll die n ma.
tura death, and collector OF taxes will be nm.
known. Gus Will not Be dollar and a-ceut
community. Thcre'll be no $1,000 bill. mo-
5000; no dollars and cents at all. But om
only object, end and study will be- 10 procure
distribute and perpetuate happiness. Allwill
be ON perfect equality and perfectly indie
pendent and happy, as far as humanbeings can
be so in this life. With the arrangement
have made in this New world, each individual
will be capable of filling every office. We
have heard much about love. might as well
tell you that YOU could fly, as 10 tell ycu Ia
love God and To love your neighbor as Yourself
Applause. The immutabe laws implanted
III nature under this system forbid il. Yet
we must have love aud that of the purcs, kind
And all this I'VE shall have in the New world
But we must train lovely qualities only. In
every child that Is born! and then they'll all b,
: compelled To love another no matter what i'm.
tervenas. Applause. Wen 90 ON toward.
happiness by steam. Man is good by nature
) man - beautiful by nature. You can make
anything YOU please OF him. LaughterJ
} workedup the two first bales of sea ,lanl co
ton that ever came 10 England OF one mad,
thick heavy COuiterpanes-of the other mad,
the ilnest kinds OF gossamer like handker
chiefs. Cheers. You can do the same will
mani Laughter. You can either make ,
coarse connterpane of him laughterl or fin,
= beautiful gossamer handkerchief lmuch laugh
ter: have done Immense applause.l
The Convention then adjourned.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO Raj
ROAD COMPANI.-The time is aproachin,
when the people of Monongalia county mus
again act upon the Rail Road question. /
we OF the Northwest lose this road. we will
probably never have highway ON which on
produce can he carried Co market. Our local.
~ Is so peculiar that 10 State work is eve
likely TO approach us. Would il not be wei
I 10 circulate Inconsistencies all over the count'
against any change OF the terminus? Let ii,
active men Ill each precinct of tile county b,
appointed to get names, and Monongalia ca,
send remonslrance to Richmond so large ina
our Delegate will be compelled to have ,
, horse and cart II up To the capitol.
Let our friends not be inundated at tho
course OF the company and the people o
Pittsburgh; we do not believe that the CON,
pany Will ever 60 there. 1t is more than pro
bable that the company in their pretended
love Tor the Pennsylvania route. are doing
ho'hlhS more IMAM coquettlng with Virginia
after the plan OF Gen. Saml. Houston Bu
we do not believe that many of the citizens O.
tins State can be caught in the net WHY di,
they wish TO go to Parkersburg? For am nm.
interrupted navigation. And can they find i
at Pittsburgh! Certainly not When steam
ers play above Wheeling to Pittsburgh. the,
can generally come To- Morgantown. and ",
do not pretend that the Mononealia is navi
gable at all times. We have as much riqht I,
claim Morgantown as the head of pa.iSatior
as the Pittsburghers, their city of coal dust
What benefit would accrue TO the comran,
by making Pittsburgh the terminusl Would
not the pennsylvania Canal be a dangerou.
competitor! And could Baltimore expect tc
sweep the lake trade! Have not Boston and
New York monopolized that already by extend
ing their Briacfian arms from the Atlantic f.
Cincinnati and every eligible point ON the
OHIO! 1t is vain for Baltimore to expect 10
rival these cities If her iron cars. were already
running with the sun, TO Cleveland, and sL,
h"oVS IT. We look then upon the course of
the company as nothing more than little i'm.
nOcent COqucty to brighten her former da sh.
ing lover, "Old Virginia. But the cav Raj.
timorean should really have little mercy or
the tender sensiblities of the svmpatliet;c
brunette at the lend of our river" we really
think that tie ldison has lasted long enough
anu u IL II continued, IL might result i'm am
action Tor breach of promise"
/ With the terminus at Wheeling and an
uninterrupted navigation below. and tfo rich
fields of Ohio as feeder. Baltimore ,nov in
Tie course OF time become rival i'm Numbers
and wealth to New York. 4 continuons
rdil road can be constructed from Wheeling to
st. Louis on the dividing ridge between The
ONO and the Lakes. without scarcclya stream
to cross. Look at the map and YOU can see
marked by the hand of God, a natural highway
We will deyotc considerable space 10 ibis
matter hereafter, III short articlcs.-15uu-
taiHcCr.
LATEST FROM TIE PACIFTC-BY O.
NERbAND MAlL.--By am arrival At Neyy
WORK the Sun Of that city has received advi.
Ces from HONOLULU to the middle Of Tnne
rom. O"gan city to the 27thof April. and On.
lliornia to tie 3lst of July. The Icoisl,t;yc