Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-10
Tae tesolutiona We lhen reaa The seere,a.

h0Dking law.
"tSos.ca, mat we are opposed 10 an exclu.
siNe hntd uEssey currency. because we hel,e,.
~ wholly iinpractrcable. az well as most mis-.
snisNeous IN ITS consequences To the business
ana prosperity Of the State.
iaesotred, Thai, We are notin favor IL com
.priihg ihe payment VI taxes, exclusively IA
gold aud ii
htsotoed. That any attempt TO dcpr-ciatc
IN value OF stocks OF his S,oic, az to irrsnge
Tue public credit. eau ouly b. made b, tf.it-
ors 10 thc ho1orsoi uio people.
Htsotrtd. That We are NOW a. ever oppu-
81 io the establishment of the Sub Treasury,
let ~ come IA whsicteT shape IL lnay.
We are opposed to IL because We believe N
70 D. a scheme inhcwnily impsclicabie - 4
fiscal agent OF The government.
We are opposed TO II. bs-au,e il l. essen
TALL. a government Bsnk: an insiitu iol
which above all financial creations il TO bc
thc most deprecated. being alike hostile TO the
business interests, aud the political lib rites u
The Couniry.
We are opposed TO il because /, will give
10 TIE President an alarming Increase OF exc
cufiNc power. enabling him 10 oVershadow the
coordinate branches of the Government. and
by uniting 10 ms hands. the purse ami the
sword, will Clotie him with IA, pr rosativc
Of a dcspot.
We are oppo~ed TO Il because We know il
TO be iairinsically an,i. commercial aud anti
r~epuoicon; snii-commcrcisl. because ID will
establish one currency tor the people AM -.
other for the office hotter b. su.c. bv enabling
q corrupt Hdmin.~,rotioR To concentrate and
distnb2;s ,ne pullic fund a. is caprice uT us
r~'iiiical purposes may suggest, i, viii ~ al
lcct the value ofpropcrty the rates ol exchange.
aud the ordinary transactions OF the trading
community that under IL, lchlc AMI uaccr-
tain operations, The business sni The enter
Prise OF the country cannot bat materially
suilcr; ami II II an~ti-rcpublicdn because IL,
tendency and aiIcctwill b. TO make the oiicI-
holders connected with the administration .by
placing IN their hands the control OF lhe pub
tic funds, a privileged class OF community.
In a word we arc opposed 10 this sehcme.
b~cause II hos once and ogiin been, justly
condemned by the American people.
Rfsolrod, That The pockets OF a patriotic
Peoplc are ths safest treasury of a republican
government, aud that IL il Tie duty OF q State
TO adopt all measure whirh will best promote
the wealth OF her citizens. %rclying on heir
patriotism freely TO contribute thereof 20 the
necessities oi the public.
Re,oirsj. Tha, Inc Wing party is opposed
io ans change ia the existing Tariff. IL the
policy b. steadfist, toe details dltega5ie only
as~Iexpcucnce shail rroyc TO be necessary anl
eSpidieni.
Rteolred. That the creative agencies oi
wealth are sErirHlur,. manufactures aud the
gIerhsnicars, sni that the true policy oi thc
republic require that the Iegislstun cnact
such laws aBl cs1blish such regulations as
viii cherish anil foster those great interests.
h~esofrcd, That The lime has arrived. when
the differences between the Governments OF
the United States and Goat Britain, in refer
ence to thc usc % the Owson Territory should
be settled.
Resolved, That we CONSIDER the ougon
question a. bei,Sren eniightenHi and Chfisiitn
nations cminenily susceptible OF lair siiust-
mcnt by negotiation; and lhat all homes and
honotahio oiious shlutd b, inside by The Coy
eminent o. dc United States to produce It's
peaceful lctrrmination.
R,soiosd. That while we acrcdc l. tie an
u%lortjics Of The Gcneml Government NE pony
cs ont The ptorristy Of establishing ali M
= 'l4cj boundaries - The nation. we insist ilat.
they have 40 right 10 abandon ~ baTter away
any portion OF The pubic territory. bat tIatit
T. their duty IN that respect. 10 defendant pre-
scfveibe hoaoV OF tac nation, aud the luicgri
" Of our soil.
Resoir,d. That Gre Wins part, j. opposed
10 any amendment Of the naturalization laNs IS.
having Tor It's object thr ~cxtrntion Of the ,,iac
oi probation BEYOND five wears.
Rcsosred, That iii the policy ct thc Greet
West 10 encourage Industrious emigrants TAI
settle open andcuittyate the Vasi aHd uuappfo.
pfiated tracts OF thc public donsiu. and iaa,
wc are opposed TO any onl all legislation stste
or national, tAOt mas seek - Interfere with
uf ~ any way initiate against tb.s policy.
Rtsotrod, That Tie Wig party cnicrair
undimintshed respect and confidence in on
present Chief Magistrate, Gov. Mordrcai Bar
tely.
Rcsolrcd, That ,his Convention in nomina
ting Vim Brbb, Of Batlfr county. a. tic VIII
candidate ioT the Office OF Governor of Ohio
are confident that the trust whirh they bar,
conlded To hiIn. viii he ssecated with figielit'
and real; that their siandasd, unscu,hed bv a.
storm of battle, viii b. borne steady an,
iriumphanuy onward ADD THAI he Is aualifr,
10 discharge the junction oi the Office, 70 thc
do most heartily recommend him 30 the peu
Pls OF Ohio as worthy Of their suffrage.
, The report Of The Committee was %unanilu
ously affirmed aud the resolutions, ON motto
J OF Dr. H. r. Gari of Pickawsy, adopted by uc
clsmaiion.
The following resolution. as an substance
offered by Gen. John J.. Taylor. Of Ross, an
Z amended by John q Lowe. Es4., of Mont
gomery, was then enthusiastically adopted:
ResoipcG, That dis Convention oi Daeaats
: FROM a majority Of Ile people OF Ohio. have,
NN7tft Ntrtvrltlpi 20 tfA0tfs hltff OF AtAi
; the exalted estimate which their belotedS Stat
: set upon the character and services OF Hens
: Gay, when size gave him here nfhusias,ic 40,
tgf the Presidency IN 1914, bat on the contr,
-, would, now again, IN the name of IA
: State, when every interested motive to eulog
must haze passed away. when vs. subject.
/" private iellow citizen, IS diyestcd ofall oHicis
distinction, point 10 hi character a. thr pfil
d oi Amerioa. aud 20 bis s%,rticcs end s,cr,6ce
~ 80 example, Tor eDul5tion 20 future stsle,
y mrJ sad patriots.
j lic1. VIM l.. Perkins az lakc. ticu .ut
e nittcd Tie %ioilowiug resolution. Wns sb.
f" adopted without a dissenting voice.
ReggirSd. That the tlisuks ~ tlii- C,nver
;, ton b. teDd rNi To t,c Wing Cutal Con
mliice lor their iinotic iubo,s ond that the
b. reqlcsted to r%oitiiuttc tIeir -sNlces Tor tv
years heat ensuing
The @m gentlemen s%lsooncTri tlc is.,oy
ing. which va unHni8noua, adopted
Rssotrtd. That thv Efficient ertre al l
u. If.... Go I..ra.N a. d.. ga. - Oh