Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

closing roply To the lu,eliigenccf a. follows:
''Lct there be no mistake about this matter
tn Rio del Nortc IS our boundary line. Rio
del Nortc tcM continue 10 be oar boundary;
aud neither the arms Of the Msxi,ans. nor the
tongues of diploml'i>is, nor tht puuy pens
lot Che National lnieiiga mcer. will br sj,iii-
cicnt to remove our boundary cast of that
river. There OR boundary IS planted. ana
The bullets ol the MeNicans, II ths paper shot
oi their friends "a this country. will he able TO
shake the Diet limitation OF Oug Executive upon
this question:"
We suppose then that The Executive has
turned vet this boundary question to the OIL
cial organ. IL talks in the style and temper
of n" King. and makes his will a sort oi law.
Suppose Congress DEGREES otherwise. what
thyn,--or surprising that treaty should de
tenninc Otherwise, whit thcn2 1t is very
brave and very Consider1te for the King OF
Coos Quil,S TO talk thus valianuy about
Mexican bullets, especially when he knows
that not one will BE- lirel.--N i. Courier:
The Washington Union says that ii he's
b,en all the while in earnest in using such "a
war'iae tone and that twas not raising a dust
for the purpose of enabling the administration
To- back out of,he anti-,aritlpolicy. The cor
lrecdon is, in our eyes, worse than the fault
imputed. II * as follows.
'''Thc following extract from the '.Wish-
ingtOh correspondent ol the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer is gratuitous, aud it is
! false.
The reason. then, why the orgad has Nee n
- wariillc It's tonc-why ii has 80 urgent
\ IL defended the course of the ENccutvc-why
II has slim uldtcd and encouraged steps and
proceedings leading To necessarily hCavyeX-
penditurc-and why il has been so acrmoni-
Gus with reference 10 the Courier and Intel
iigcnccr-thls reason Is TO be found in the fact
that the Executive. his cabinet. and organ do
not intend or d sire to fulfil the expectations
OF the southern lrcc-trdlers with reference to
to the tariff: AMI hence they are encouraging
and making heavy expenditures. to give them
an excuse for disappointing the expectations
OF the Calhoun mem"
As To our tone, 1t is no more warlikc than the
honor of our country demand. lie who would
hesitate TO prepare To defend her under
the circumstances in which she was placed,
and would abaulUh to the M.xicans any por-
ton OF the territory of TeXas-to which we
have obtained, in the former language of the
National intelligencer mot only inchoate,
but positive anl Substantive rights, is
scarcely worthy of the name of American,
or til, confidence OF the American people
a
defence. We 90 for the honor and the rights
Iut the United States. And none but such
twaddlers as thu New York Courier and It's
lew affiliated presses, could mistake our
course and the cours, of tile administration,
or could attribute the course to such unbound
ed considerations as desire To shrk the ques-
ton oi reduction of the tariff We go ior a
d c dcd reiUc i'm ottiet p n. aud the admin
iSirdiion goes for H. Instead Of avaling our
selves OF tie Mexican question TO avoid the
discharge OF our duty, it Is AN additional
cause oil dissatisfaction against that govern
ment, that ii gives such presses as the New
York Couriera prcteXtior pleading against the
reduction. They (theSa wing prtssss) would
be the very first To use this argument upon us.
Wenotice these untounded charges; because
they emlnite from paper (the New York
Courier and Enqarer) which has an extensive
| circulation, and has some standing with Its
orn party, whether it deserves it or not"
FROGDOM.-A little boy handed US the
following in manuscript. lie said he picked
itup in thcs,rcet near the upPer end Of Lao
office Ro,c. The world will b, thrown into
the region OF enlightenlom from that source,
very soon;
Ponds have presented turtles in two as
/ l'AtNs 'laltI IL iNltlS bi Us MOI liItttS III tle
one, turtle, turtle, the living. breathing. air
cased creature, the individual in his pneumat-
IL being, sitting on a rock pond is
mighty, supemal, vastly infinite-more than
iroglom at bottom, blinl eel or MUSCLE life;
not he theirs OF for them, but they nothing
| save Tor him. Outward wOrd-to them mud
ompassed-otherwise dead, as door-ilail:
to the other, slidicn from the pond-centerd
rock down to the depths OF the unsearchablc
| (pondO irogdom, blind eel and muscle life
each more than turtle: he thcrs-beng thick
headed, ob!uscated by lack of life and doltish
and for them, he little or nothing save
black lump. part OF the general pond bottom,
pavement, chips, wind, gas, snake-grdss and
bulrushes."
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE SLAVE
lCASE.--Catherine Lindsay, the servant girl
of Mr.. llodgsOn, OF Savannah, Ga, who was
arrested and taken before Judge Dewy. at
northampton, on u writ of habeas corpus
through the agency OF Dr. Hudson, OF West
springfield, has sued said Hudson for false inn
lprisomment, laying her damages at 81 ,00O.-
The suit is brought in the common pleas court
for Suffolk, which meets at Boston in October.
As HUDSON refused TO give The necessary bail
Isl ,5OO) n was committed to Jail, in this
town, on Monday last In his arrest and
commitment, he played the part of good
" non-rcsstant, and was about as helpless as
a bag OF cotton SprihgGcid RepubliCon
In addition TO this, we understand that Mr..
iodgson has presented four individuals of the
mob who came to the hotel with the sheriff
20 the grand jury, who will doubtless indict
them Tor not a suit will also b. instituted
Tor the loss OF services consequent Oh The Ina.
bras corpus.
These legal proceedings Of Mr.. Hodgson
Will contribute TO arrest, in como degree al
least, the gross outmges which are constantly
perpetntcd by the aboltionis,su upon southern
citizens.
} WORK IN THE GARDEN FOR SEP
+ TEMBER.~-Although there is not much TO
be done here still there is something. and that
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