Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

VI W lf'S Nv Atirt NilntlllS-
tra,ion TO favor En.llnd, and TO Yield more
iisan N due toherin til Oregon question ratll-
CT Than risk a war with h,r. it was with the
purrosr OF adding other facts la those to which
we then directed attention. Before another
day came. however, for tn expression of our
eiarm, a new development Of the administra.
ton has reached us. not more fraught with
danger in it's immediate aim than pregnant
with proof of the dangerous bias of the pow
crs that b. in behalf of Great Britain. The
official paper has declared hostili,ics on the
part nj the administration against orr pres nj
protective tariff! In the paragraph which on
readfrs have seen in our paper of Yesterday
that journal announces its opinion (Which
muse now be regarded as the opinion of the
Presidency that this Tariir is on many article.
too high; that ii Is oppressive to the poor, and
in fine that it should b. reduced, curtailed OF
Its protective features and Transformed into a
mere rercnuc Tariff. We have 50 often in
common with other Wings, predicted the peril
to which this protective measure was fore
doomed by the election of Mr.. Polk. that we
neednot lust nowdwcll upon this open threat.
Bat why Is it mlde az this juncturc? Is this
nv iuP'! "hich INC administration sends back
10 tne proud and menacing language which
the last steamer bore from the British Parlia-
mas 'e his' roar oi the British Lion
~ htS"'en u our ruiers that to appease him
they TO declare their purpose of throw
,Hs "o"Hh Vie barriers which protect omr wv
i'Ooiei9 against Tie influx ot English fabrics ?
W i'"ouase II 49, ihieed' to be uttered at
- pu' now wh'n the declaration
- : ! 'NSi'eh' III ms Inaugural, touch
~. "9'' '''ooi' mas provoked some
-, - 'mPsr anu some talk OF war
~ Di''iH" i"'.lihien'-tha h0lC, tins mo-
~ v seictco Tor proclaImlng OPP
Po'''o" 10 'le American Tariff. is indeed
"''ns' os!oni mfaslre. ii thc language of
' a'''esmsh mas alarmed our Cabinet,
u W De regretted that to avert the
"'''n E'ieIaha' thty should propose a poll
can o''1y 'l'd Ia desolAiins our man
~ "'S'ro! ''iS our workshops, deran-
e. "no turning thousands OF
IN or '"' upon 'h1 Wofiu-and
~ u'e productions OF
shoe, r,,jn,,a II "o"" u all acto OF
-: ""! 'iIcuhi>,ahces' but
~ "' sue" d sacrifice at the
ilL "'bnH "'a' III consequence oil
- % 'p' 10 DE- disguised that
m " .htch'ai gamer % a reduction
TIA, she Knows ai''
IL, ~ - - III SUCCESS oil
- VII ROM Is 'he head 1t
~ Ia sue favored his election last
' - ''uIhPh as her own. 1t
'"N '''S'h 'a' she VIII listen with a
""i.' Oh 'he court journal
M; P'"'"'' system
q. ~ -, announcement oil hostility to
,an,;am " "'o'igi' directed Our at
foa,u d., 49, ~ '"''' Whlch make us
-. '"',''l'''lduoh' wlthall the bIus-
o. 1917. - may yet through fear
N ."'u"S" WEAKNESS and wicked
a. - .. J"'' i6'fSo ID our country IN
~. nun. II ID q significant fact
a. 'i''i''7i' 0 England has been
~ "o Calho"' men oil South Carroll
ho.h A.. "'o"h 10 tie country that
s,rongIr ongo .,''V,, ana MI McDuifi' have
80! oproS,o we measures OF the Dem
Oregon Tho Ill ~ occupancy OF
the party. upon this m,os,;o,, 'na' wing OF
by Mr. C,lh,un ,,;.t as summed up
few words-.let II. m,in,o;n 'o''T III a
terly inactiyity " Thon "i'' aho mas
mo ,eao,.. rps" 10 press
(Which i oot 60 "'ies' hllSIan
all that we dem1na. Tboy ".l yi'lI
leaving the t@erritory. as !, now ,',o' OF
cccupation of both coup,rie. ~ JON,
progress of our popnlafiou wcs,v-,au., la
flit with Am ,rican citizens and s,,Li, ul
maintain possession of il with fr Ia. Mg
Guilty Than We now can. They are oo,os !
,he'eio'e' whether or not England win ,c.