Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-07


pernanency o. our Uuion, aud tn Weld
themselves up TO the opinion tina, this
greatest Of al experiments ON free Cow
o. nment i, destined at no dis,an, dnv T.,
prove signal failure. But, sir. there
silently and steadily growing up in the
very searto f this naL:.. n grea, conserv..,
1--WE pc.'-r, thai. III ha not already, will
nave, IN n lew short wears, The strepp: h
10 aush INTO suhmissi II these elcm.u,s Of
disunion. The h,.h function of the mrs.
erva ion OF the Unio,i is col nitt, d bv nm,
hand Of N-turv Il the dwcllrrs i'm that
great gram growing valley which stretch
rs Out from The summit cf the AEerhani,s
TO The loo, OF the Rocky Mountains, viii IN
al 'hl' line contains near one. half of tn.
populat OF OF The Union. and il destined
III all iuture tmc 10 contain an over,
~he'm'ng MAORI OF the nation. n
w"u'u seem TO be necessary, TO the full
ana sure performance OF this great and
responsible duty, tn 1 tho conservative
power should hold in It's hands The mea rs
of executing II according TO the forms and
under The sanction of law-ihal IL sho,,IJ.
III o'her words, possess the pow, r of ma
kIhS sue II laAs, whenever tue e,nerpencv
may arise, rs viii enab!c il To bring il,
means TO bear IN u lcg,llzei form upon
domestic Violence. Without this, there
is possibility that the con servaiive pow.
e. mn Shi ioii TO perform It's apron, late
Junction /; since, If the necessary laws
were withheld, as hey might be, i, must,
II 1t performed lis duty atall, discharge i,
lrregu'ariy, impct;ectly, feebly, and hes,
,'a'ing'y, because without legal sanction
III gNi"g, therefore, TO that which Natur,
i>'ias provide as The conservat power,
the authority OF lis own w II 10 provide
ne means OF performing that erea. trust
we snail bat sec nj by our regulations the
laws and designs Of Providence The
people OF that valley Will forever bsconse
'allvc, ~hocvor may be otherwise: not
because oil their 'pjrior pat ,iism virtue
ana love "i Country, bnt simp'y b.causr
'heir position forces them 10 be so they
must be conser, atlve in spite OF them
selves. Dlsuni, n is ruin To them. They
nave no other alternative but 10 resist II,
"henever or wherever attempted. w.
81 The west must have free ac .ess tn the
auahtic-to the great markets Of Bahi-
more, Ph'ladeI phia, New York, AMI Bos.
'on-Ur wearc ruined dep, Milan, peu-
pie. suppose these markets, or any oil
them, TO become part of nation in Les
pendent OF the Wes', so that when West.
ern pr ,duce was on The road To- ma ,ket i,
might taxed AT pleasure, or arrested alto
.elher, at the liue OF the new empire, as
would probably happen, from its conin,
IN co "Petitinn with ilS own producers and
suppo e, what also would I've likely 10
happen, the merchandise received in re.
iHrn were subjected 10 oppressive export
or transit duiies--is there man i'm the
West, will there be man there for "
thousand gen raiions TO come, tina, would
submit 10 mat state OF things for IL single
gay! liz Then, an attempt al disunion he
ever made IN that qIartr, the uni,od
West must and will rally 10 u man under
The h"g oil the Union, and resist it Ia the
last And, in resisting such an attempt,
II ever mod,, OF which il To be hoped there
Is no real danger, The people Of The Yves.
VIII bIt yield obedience 10 an imperative
law OF their cundi,ion-of their fixed geo
graphicel pc i''on, Of an overriding me-
ccssity. GA the other hand, sup pose. il
such suPposition be possible, discomfort
were 10 show i,se in the South. and an
atte rpt we're made 10 set IN a S3uthern
or Southwestern republic or empire.
blocking UP the road 10 the port of New
" leans aud the outlet into the Gulf OF
Mex'c', can there be any doubt what the
West won dol Again, the same imper
awe Ia" OF lis condition. of It's geogra phi,
cal position, OF an overruling necessity,
"ou' iorce The united west 10 rally 10
the rescue of the Union. And. wba,
must he cheering and Joyous reaecton
10 every lover oil his country who plories
IN The greatness OF its destiny, who send.
up MS prayers Tor lis immortality, this
Jaw oil necessity, this bond of union. will
every day nc Emulate new force and cain
new strength with the increasing million.
IN ne west, aud with its i'll more Iapidl :
expanding intercourse both wi the NORTH
ana D 'uth. Sir, the child is already born
IN that great Wiley that will live 10 see +
inha red by more han hundred mil,
ions oil human beings, all suij"ct to hi.
great law OF ceSsiy. Mr.. Charm n,
taere never was natl, n on II @ fac. al
the earth that within il such con.
servatIye pIwcr as must inevitably yr rv
up IN the very heart Of this Republr:
central power So irresistible and IN.
same time so lndi*solub'y united with the
external par OF the empire-a powe,
resting MT upon the laws of nan for t..
existence, bat upon The law of Nature n
an IN Ispensablc geographical dcnend,,
cy, OF a permanent and Increasing n.cps.
Sly, which .herefnre must lie as dur,LI,
US time Itself Mr.. Chairman, am ON,
81 those who have an abiding faith M,
'h's grea, conservative power will b. trn,
20 It's trust. Comnuni les, sir, like indi.
yid"als' have their destiny. " irh enb.,
mat destiny is bat the necessary result a
their POSITION II pr SIRE this Uoj.a
10 make us eris enee immortal, Is IN.
high destiny assigned by Providence itssi
TO llis great central power.
In their letter OF add ess, b,cb oc.
comp1ni9d the transmission OF IN, Con.
siHu'ion Of the United Safes To- the Con.
gres| OF the Confederation, the Conven