Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-04


attended 10. and the habits &c civilized life
are gaining ground among theIn.,.
Scriou, difficulties OF long standing continue
10 distract the several parties into which the
Cherokees are unhappily' divided. Thceilor
j OF The Goyernrne to adjust, the difficulties
between them have heretofore proved unsuc-
cessful; and there remains no probability that
this desirable object can b. accomplished
without the aid of further legislation Of Con-.
gress. will, at an early period OF your ses-
sion, present the subject for your consideration
! accompanied with al exposition Of the COM
plants aud claims of the several parties into
] which the nation is divided. witha view to
the a . ton Of such measures by Congress as
may enable the Executive to do Justice to
them respectively, and 10 pu: an end, il pos-
siblc. to the dissensions which have long pre-
vailed, and still prevail, among them.
The successful use OF steam nav CATION on
the oeesn hss been followed by the introduc'
ton OF wsr-sesmers in great end increasing
numbeis in,oihe nsvies OF the principal mail
time powers Of the world. A. due regard la our
own safety and to an efficient protection 10 our
large and increasing commerce demtnds cor
| respond ing inc rease on our part. No. country
has greater fscit,es for the construction OF yes.
sells Of his description than ours, or IN prom
tss itself sroater advantage from their employ
nent. They ere admirably adapted TO the pro-
lection OF our commerce, to the rapid uansm,s
sion Of Intelligence, and to the coast defence -
In pursuance OF the Use policy of o gfAdusl in
crease of"ur navy, large supplies of live osk
| u nber and o her materials for ship Iding
have been coliec ed and now under shelter
aud IN state Of good preservation, while iron
steamers can be built with great facility IN va
iious parts Of The Union. The use Of iron AZ
maeiiai, espe .slly IN the construction OF steam.
ers which can enter with safety may OF the
hstbors along our coas, now inaccessible I" ves-
sells Of greater draught. an the practc1bijiiy O!
coLstruc ing them IN the interior strong ~ recon.
m.ds that liberal appropriations should BE- made
for this important object Whatever msy nave
been our policy IN the earlier ages OF the Gov
| eminent, when the nation was IN its infancy,
cur shipping interests and commerce compata
lively small our resourc,s limited, our popula
ton >par,e and scsrceiy extending beyuni the
iim I. OF the orig nal thirteen States, that poll,
c! mus he es.entis iy different now TINT we
have grown from thres more thun twenty
| millions az pcople-that our commerce, carried
~ cur own .hiPs, 20 found 10 every sea, ard
that our territorial boundaries aud settlement.
have hten so greatly txrshded Nsnher our
comm-ree NOR our long Inc Of coast on the o-
cean and IN the axe, can be success u.iy de.
f.nd-d sga'n.t foreign aggression BY means If
| Qualifications alone. These are essen, lnl al I'm
/ portant commercial and military points but our
chef reliance for THIS obJ-rt ru-t he ore
we'll organ zcd. ,ficien, navy The here Fl,
/
he Atlantic States. The Productions Of the
intrriGr " hich seek mtIket abroad are direct
| " dependent on TIE safety ard freedom of our
commerce. TIE Occupation o, he Bs' &c he
ow New Orleans " hos,'i. fo.c- would EN-
onrtsss, u mt siagna g the whole export trade
| i;'e M,ssss. ,pu, and effect the v.iu, Of the
gricu'turai products "f tn sri're valley Of
| hat mighty liver and ~ tributaries
| re'cr y"u Ia The r"p'r 81 the crcinrv 81 m
Navy i'r he preset" roadui'u vi Tint branch -
80 national de .en-o; an '"r crv"sl'g tom. H..
| & i"r heir "ijrc, IN" ncrrss e ~ fh'1crc, s"d
| ~ u sr.n,-t er,n, n liIg-neI'. Daring
| = pas' year the HI ers u j ,u,n have pcfI. r,rn
'"~'r tiny IN sat. ,c'nfv '.nrm"r ria adler
I'h"h h -u gwen have h,cn. ~ cn'cj " ia rr.,np
"--s ana d.Ie 'ly A lrer '"r'- " q HI, often
"rped "n' ~ ,ndron undrr NJ O g was read. r'a
| ''niru'eJ IN the tir'i - N'Ir. mad app,r Ut,
| '"hoIi u'u'u,, -ff,r ! -sr-cirll, III he oh
| "''ci that n"i~i hs', i ne III urinn uf
q ra'l' or e M ,ot ws~ 'sunm'',rd that ever
Sc Is'lnn- Ian rriaei Power G aid c,".irnr -
=" .r' 81 aGgr--snn; ,r' hr the r'n,nnmI"r "
ie .QrairUn and -. III r'nn'm " WITT
| '"rr ndtnri'"s u ''i'n. a., R'''S', aver zeal.
| '"r b. mn.I n,uv+ |n, have achieved The sui o.
'~r g"r, ~ cI'irrhu so the pr,srv iuo,i p.a,
Irr hcn we'd hid q, all our 'orera nuon> he h.
I'r nf .'nf q g has 'c~r m rita ned aud hi genrr
s'Iv ouI shiIs at war In % h~en 4 -i'nrui-hr, L,
henry od q Gdlnr AID g der Iamh,Jpy ." aid
hat the dtsplne q" The Mart mp lorr~ h,ch wa- re-
qnr' d iy The svrni- "i the summer has I've mad.
VIII. oily ~tbin ihs usual sppr"p'in i.r III ser
vc..'f The 'c.'. 80 that u" al IN nal s,.r".r ra
\ .''n- are 90 urcJ.
1 The commence. al IN t'niisJ State" anI " n
\ the a,iRn'i.s nirs have i.adh md rs,ify
Increased .nrs the msIn =, Irn"i y Gnvcninrr'
uniIl u !. l." ir' rh a second - hat "nr Z =,
q" the - r'd ai 81 ~" distant d,v IN ~. rrs
hlv - ini,'r'"r !" none: EI..srd u. he, va ~ IT,
ih"s '"r"" We p'' ~ 4" "Hri r",rh" map ri -
inter .'s pri.r'nI" ~,ih "u- sip. AR d,.irh,
ted ~ III" er-rin'eh~Ss II irsde Ih,uush" h
word =" ~ re ihap IhIriv ,rars aupr ,prI,IIuus
~" been made Il 1unu .iiy cIy~ led or III" or.
'ul IN r-n-e sninavsi ~ Srs l.. p-,"r oar M.
" "fI rms TIC mnl""ini duy 81 pr"irrII"g eur
".rnn"rc". mud ~ h-'v h'Y va. viii h-. ~ II
nas {" I'm u m'si 'fficIcni nern. ~ defence
L. hn ""S"r h"rr.olr P'l'N in in,,na'n in
snni ng "In esin nm" III peirr r ~ utr cu,
trnr tn tie ge In- our Tree u.s. rsrs. " uii
imNrr h'aIy ru"i'ns he tempe aud G 4 ,n
E-rous {" N pni'l'r - uT. Or re- rance 4 =, :
'."'i"h nnd def nee ~ ~, hard mrs. I've IN mi, "a
i Zen s'd''rs, "h will ~ W rcnd,. I-tSr, q, .
~ hnS. ire" ,rs'iy l.. nrr defence IN ;-srrp
ton h luce. i"wcy.r rnnro, J,terd nur e
hr'hrs, sna in.d -,HS nor p'"eci cur comm. % .
%! N" oce'""r tie axes. These IN 81 be ;r,i-ci,
, ei by ""r Imvy.
, Considering an increased naval force md c.pr.
Gully nf s'ram-vrs.fls cOrres and * with uul
arw'h and W nnc~ IIuu, aud itntsptiio
- IT, he ct'n.rd q Trrr'-i,g naynI p,N,r 81
nh rb iiinns. III 'Hsi 'untnrr reg lr!- uut
~airv. ~ The goa on' gr ~,ua nucr -ls - Ne
, r'r'rd II, a. r'cUmms, Il me snsIs ct To he 10
! ,"fa'r r'i Ir'rniir" NJ Grg,s.
: The r-p"r :" the Pc master General Lstrwiii
c c"mmn Gated e 80 Ins de- ailri II TEN ~ ui IA,
Il operations oi hrs Department duiuis tue ir,si ycut
= u will he en- i','i he nc"m" run IO.ia 80 wi
. -1nri NJ no eK'tu;n res fir the wear .ri~ ~
3 one aud i"o nIil'O = dul n. To- deiic ,rn,,
=. ha. he"n r,us'd hy h" rciuclpn "f 9 stag" whicl
wn' IN de y The act II he ihrI "i Much - -
b, y pr nci, IL has hrsn m"f, gurr.li, srgIirSco,
:, O. hy the r'"rr il'an ih,i ~, DEF ~ NJ sluui,
:. ris'aIn rsrl 10. l,nnTgta ,Irrd ~ al, To- a. ~
g else { nsrcss has .JnsIi Il, n,ake ~ :. We
;, "re td sen' raj .unwsc. ,Vcepi fnt IA ppm,
ur The las ~ar wib G. CT B'rarr. TOR q. "a
y . cNp Tee ne rHaf.r h. q, n,fa Tr.,,Iry
Il u Co"gt s'7ii adh"'e 20 nj. 81 riye -,
- thi ihFy org ~ nil he nece.s,E, ,uher q