Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-17

10 appeal TO those interests, ami. by all the
means IN their power, endeavor to render
them auxiliary to the prosecution oil the great
work they have ia charge.
BY order OF the Board,
LOUIS McLANE, President.
Baltimore, October -, 1916.
SANTA ANNAS MYSTERIOUS DO
lNGS.-The New Orleans PaIIll publishes
letter froma new correspondent al Havana,
dated Sept. %. in which an extract OF letter
Mexico to respectable merchant in Havana
Is gwen. exposing all intrigue 10 which Santa
Anna aud our government are said 10 b. pnvy.
These Mschiavelian plots are told with all the
CAVITY OF belief IN their truth, however
absurd they appear upon the lace ol them.
The writer SAY that General Santa Anna has
engaged with the government OF the United
States TO manifest publicly that he proseoutcs
the war with sneTgy, bui, al the same time, all
his movements, u every one oil his oprisli)ns
must BE-, by pre-audngment with the govern
menl OF the United States. conducted IN pre-
viously understood manner-Ihat no result
favorable To the cause al Mexico will follow
them. The Mexican people will then be dis
posed that an amicable arrangement should he
entered into, which will bc done IN manner
profitable 10 the United States
Santa Anna's responsibility will be Gov
cred by this act: treaties will he formed, aud
a settlement of affairs will iOllOw-the result
OF which will be-, that Santa Anna riH De dp-
pointed President and Dictator of the Mexican
Republic, Tor term oi eight or ten years
aud Mexico will b. under the Immediate pro.
lection oi the United States, and by them
will be protected. The effort will be made
10 keep things IN this state during Santa Anna
life, ~ that alter his death several States may
4. al
OF the North American Republic.
The CdlilornIdns Will become separated
from the very moment Extraordinary priv.
ilrges will de granted both TO the commerce
aud The inha biiants of the Uuion-emigtanls
from the States will b. Invited TO and protect.
ed IN Mexico aud after all these important
arT-at ..suis and -srHi.'.S~ rAai- gu 1Uii
Anionla Lopez de Santa anna will meet with
due Iecompeuse.
During the tcuI necessary for the proper
settlement oi ali these questions, il Us agreed
that the principal ports of the Mexican Re
| public will remain under blockade bY the Uni
ted States squadron, TO keep alive and increase
the disgust and lOathiUg which it must natu
rally bring upon the sacrificed people. and this
will serve the purpose considerably of getting
the sun .rrrs To declare in favor oil d new rev.
oiutiou, and prHnuiciGHlenio against the
war. And at that time, an envoy extTaordi-
nary aud minister plenIpoteniiary will be in
| readiness 10 take advantage OF the moment
aud make has appearance in Mexico with the
olive branch aud pacific counienance. The
people will then raise the CRY To admit him
to hear his pTOpoSiiions--and the remaining
troops who by that time will have taken
warning by experience from their lost com
Tades, hnding their force aud number consid-
erdbly reduced, will have neither ValOr nor
sPiHl enough To oppose the will of the peo.
pie; aud then Santa Anna, taking good adyan-
tage ol thus opportunity, showing his influ-
ence aud intelligent tactics, will obtain u W
allies, and numerous sympaihies, by aiding
the wishes Of oil.
Nesuppos, our readers are sufficiently sat-
lshed with this extract, the writer OF hich
elther suffers hls Imagination to hoax him, or
Is endcavoring TO hoax Others.
"Ir ISN'T ANY THING ELSE. We
have made sundry researches for the purpose
OF discovering the origin Of such phrases as
won't do any thing Else" and, iii isn't any
ming else &c. wlach are becoming quite
fashionable among The bhoys, and we think
II has been found in the following true story:
A French Field Marshal, who had attained
That rank by court isvor--not BY yalor--going
one evening TO the opesb. ioi chilly took posses.
tor this Outrage, brought a suit in the court OF
honor, established for sich cases under the old
government. The Able thus addressed the
ooufi: II came not heR TO complain Of Adj.
mlfal Sufifeln, who took 50 many ships i'm The
FAST indies; came not TO complain of Count
de Grasse. who fought 50 nobly in the Wes,.
came not TO complaa Of the Duke of C,,b;l'
Ion, who took Minona. but came TO com.
plain OF the Marshal B. who TOT
my boz al the opera, cod never took any hing
else. The court paid him the high ctmplia
inent OF refusing hissuii. declaring tina; he
had himself inflicted Sufficient punishment.
THE GLORY or ALL LANDS-Rev
5. NJ. Pomeroy, BdRon, Me writes rom
the other side vi the Atlantic in This strain
'One result OF my observation in various coun.
Ines, as The deep, overwhelming conviction.
mat the United States at North America Is
linineasuTaOiy, the most blessed land the sun
SHINES upon, 10 all his circuit throughthe hea
! Nehs. lou never meet an American abfoud
/ VINO docs not say the same Sins we have in
deed, many, Greet and gariul. But ouf uriyil.
ges, how lmmensel TIE tho't which has snon.
taneOdsly risen to my heart q thousand finn.
as have looked upon ibe inhabitants of thess
ancient lands, ~ thea squalid poverty. /.
"oh bless TIE United Sates Of America"
! The FRS lrost al Qoebrc this sasson o.,,,.
red on The 81 instant. YESTERDAY morning ill.,.
+ was zee on standing water . bout an etgbth If
en- 'lch ~ thlcku, s.. Vegetation IL NOS,
cbeckrd Tor III months a least. A. isst,t.a
'ha' since ihr ains TIE potatoes not t.kap. "a.
ore '''ch'd Ot ibe go; % H. also said that :, |
"'' ~. zero amuug ai1>. in c,liars ana t...I
"ouss' --!t HEaip rttbci h.aviy last ana. Il
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