Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-09

'prrebended rom thst cousc-snd The ONLY
possible csu~e of iear j. the combination by
ne portion Of the States against The rest
" th's- however, there Is nothing to sppre
bend.
u or population possessed no more intel
ligence tbsu the average OF the world it would
De almost impossible, under our constitution,
Tor IT TO fail. because Ne General Govern
ment guarantees 10 each State a Republican
form. Should a Revolution occur in any one
State, by force Of arms Or otherwise, 10 change
The character OF the Government. it never Gao
be done, and Of this | conceive there Is not q
remote possibility. The more enlightened
We become, ut course, the less danger there
Is OF any such effort. The freedom OF discus
sion. the hubitusl iufsmmatory character o.
our Newspaper essays on political SUBJECTS -
the number of those NeWsp. per,-the various
questions ALWAYS dividing the public mind.
aud the high strung continual struggle to en-
gage aud iufsme the public mind irum every
qssrt r, n~eutr1liz-s The vaiI5s IN els OF each
like a thousand storms blowing from every
point OF the compass. destroying The effects
Of each other, they produce d general equlii-
librium, All infammajory matter having
selfish ends IN view. result finally ia nothing,
aud that sound reasoning Which alone reach
Is the understanding has any effect. The
American People, are perhaps The most read
4 INN z,..,atf.iyv and -ra k.ftav a. A.rrtal M
their own governmental concerns. than ary
other on earth. Every man has a direct aud
deep interest in them, and this intelligence is
annually Increasing, newspapers multiplied
aud chespened in price. A. this Time there
are MONTH, papers Of the very largest class
printed ior twenty five cents per annum.-
Many at shorter periods Tor one dolldr-and
some of the finest week.-Mrs. on the Continent
Tor two dollars. The pastogr is merely nom
inal aud amounts 10 almost nothing. Nothing
is more than TO ind alsmily With
out a newspaper. The effect, then. must BE-
! continually growing intelligence, aud con
seaueutly an increasing ~treugt 10 in our gov
efnment now ineomparably the most fixed and
permanent one on earth.
Thus the security OF investments in real IS
states never can b. assailed, while The general
interest Is in land as it always must be. The
Stocks Of our general Government never car
be in danger. because any admiuistration
which runs lie govern ment unreasonably into
debt is Immediately overthtoNa, aud no pub
lie cry i, 50 potent, d to clear he nation OF
debt. ANY admin, rqtion wishing to BE-
popular must proceed 10 do hat S,pall and
young individual Stltes yet in their infancy
havt temporarily repudidled. But tbe scou
Of other States and he power Of public opin-
ion. ALWAYS bring them right again. No cit
izen OF such a Safe eau iraeel abroad With
out being poidled at. Such d State is under the
ban-aud The neral sense Of her people be-
comes - re and sick under The oaium, AID
they insil, reiusla e themselves.
The United States Bank Of Pennsylvania
was d State institution. NJ enc ever lost a
cent by The Bank Of the United States. But
When that institution went out of existence.
a State institution was Incorporated in Penn
s%ylvania W ich assumed the name above
thereby as we conceive practicing a fraud on
the pubic. But that was a private lncorpo-
ration, and liable as all Banks, and iudividu-
ais are. 10 the casualties OF trade, for which
neither the National nor State Governments
are blameable.
Our object is 10 establish The position, that
funds invested apoa the faith OF the stability
Of the American Government, could not be
more safely invested. and oil all the invest
mems, none could be safer than Ia real estate
well chosen-ior in case Of revolutions, real
estate is always respected.
Viewing orr whole political fabric com
pardtiveiy with the ba .ance of the world,
there is nothing. and never has been any
Thing like il. Every State moves within its
ofbit-enjoying the benefit OF its owu laws.
and its own vjsdom-unrammelled by the
acts OF any other State. Each can d~eyelupe
its own energies, aud give life to the enter
prise OF lis citizens in the way it dee ms best.
Ours is a great National co partnership, The
only credentials TO an entronce into winch, is
d republican form OF government. From thir-
teen States, il has Increased to thirty. The
usual objection to such an extent of territory
being under one governmeut-that the same
laws cannot suit every clim4te, and do equal
Justice over so wide a surface, do not hold
he re, because every climate. and every region,
has It's own laws, and however they may dii-
fer, il ia no way interieres with The harmony
OF the whole system. TELPiRr.
n. B.-Fhe objects Of Investment may per
haps form the subject OF a future paper.
T.