Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-02
sao,ion.l strife

The Neu Vol, .1,r;lpna has occunieil itself in
d.rnonsro, ;' ss,,s NortI has mi leen in
1eLts IN r., ssa'S fr tie ,roSn.T,fv %, Jntnoin.
iaining tIis ,hss;s n e,nnnvs nnj,iaye so lnoIi,
mart - 80 ~ Mi ,ats % acc rim Nous
d., -, ,.i c,iIsT,- a. len,onstra
excsnt 1si;i;,. ~ s,,;n nS imnIacnbIe 1Fony
a., nj, H.. ,s ,;,;i,, an ;nl in n nv contrv mr. IN
anv ner;oJ II 10 The imiv az every ionTnalSwhic
values The Union IN do Whatever may be in its |
rn.es - ,,n,;r et6r war Of
ssciouSI nn;n;on For snchs must he, the result If
not III ~ thnse ~ In Ite in lie logic
.1fs win nsrai;oS : -.
rhs 'r;itnay n,.;,,oins TINT ,stIe North;owes
allftIs roSf, S,tn,Yth mil 10 her own
ma ;ns,2v and nat 40 pro its
mai,e nmon No,tbsrn trIi, ana derived from South.
eTn nstromase,,
I.ha R;nhm3,1 Rnon;reI g of oninions ..lhat ill
there ,vns M nf any kind The Southern sea :.
| norts !,vGnI s,,rnose those NJ the Nor,b', rhe |
i3ichmonJ Wbgsr -fers 10 the land patronage be
stoyvp mon The No1thern States as M incidental
o,Ivonto,a. a, I.i the Examiner nrovokes tle lille
os ~ fI,,;b"na ,.Tter nv cIniming for yiIeinio
the nosiIon of .tn well .born--weiI. educated and
we'll .brel nrisoctat, ), Such are the heols of the
| controyerrv.
\ 'rhe Tribune attributes the difference in the
number of necnIa ner sn,,ofe mile in the North
ern aud Southern states to the difference in lie
character of labor employcd, and noetically soys
s.Ioo where we NAV find The sa me result: tbIouph-
onI ihe North is the activity of freedom and of
I;G whilst tbroybnt the Soilh there IL he nm
I "f tN s,Sverv md d.oti
We do NOT agree with either party 10 thus con.
ItrOYeFSy. Federal
eIly given great aid to the Northern States Ly lie
deposi, ana expenditure Of its money by the protect-
tion of lis shining BY the otopoly in one or m
lotler political parties amongst its citizens of its
j patronage anil honors. The Tariff has been Al
insignificant Influence That is; the difference
between Revenue aud debt and a protective rn tie
OF duties has never been sufficient TO account for
The difference in density of populatlon existing
between The States, each of witch had the mower
TO ha ve ayailed Self uually Of lie same incden-
tal advantage The Bnbune meets the allegation
OF the Wing by showing that tile number OF acles
voted 10 the Southern Stars is canal in tbnt piven
TO the Northern. When The Tribune shall reflect
that large portion of The Southern lands have
been granted too recently 10 have Effected the reIa-
tive population OF the sections, aud great portion
having been granted us Swami lands. IN PREM
pnrt itrsclnimable, and depentent upon the com.
pletion of public entertainments for any value
whatsoeve, il will be seen that the value of Fel.-
raj land MT has so fnr been mn CHI pr.nier
to the North than to the South. II il howeve,' -
small item in the relative mower Of SECTIONS. If
the ENQUIRER will consider that tie san. tnu has
afiicted the States of Carolina and C;eorrio-tyyo
tates whose population, labor. staple, aud insti-
tutions nre similar-thats one of these States | as
declined whilst the other has advanced wiIh'uii-
precedented lapitlty i'll the acquisition, ef~1ll D
clemens OF power, twill be- satin
same tariff could not haysiihiurcI
advanced the otheIs sana ili0f I'll
revenue systemshodll ito BIZ thifee11 -ut1 i
lmomenLons difIefeRee-nss ezis tie Two
seetlons Qpf theory fgf The dilitIeuc IN popnods
section IS adnpEei he culiafe 81 cefiain world
staples and tAaF te dt1ef % not; that the PLANTER
has deeinel ieinf1e ludttious 10 invest capital in
1hf q these staples, and TO pay for The
mefchanize and freights required i'll their produc-
ton or transportation TO matket, than 10 divert
cnpItal or aborflom sta pie produ to the indus
trial pursuits OF manufacture, OF of commerce
AsMrs Micauber would say, that branch ofour
(Anglo Saxan) family whic esta bliShed itself in
New England, attacked the Iceberes and boullers
of an inhoSptaDle reg n, whilst another settled in
the South and engaged in the culture of tobacco
RICE cotton and sugar. The New England branch
soon Converted their white pine and broom sedge
into the staple comforts Of the South-they then
festooned the earth with garands of onions, and
fed all their napal nelghbors with cod fish aud
mackeIal during Lent, they likewise made hoe
handles aud axe helves, and horrible d;ctu! COW
skin whips, for their stapIe growing brethren md
took those profits upon lreights, raclotnge, mer-
camille profits aud manufactures, which some.
body had to make md which their Southern cons
to any one else. lis obvious that ,he one
system must result in scattering The productive.
vide extent OF territory, whilst lie
cities, towns and VILLAGES sns.
shows her eighty souls 10 The souara mill h,is,
Louisiana woali rerIaps not show tire. Grn,S'
ing ont or ibis ntcassi,S ~. .eG GROW
ment and the wise conviciion n 90 employ
the Northern States e,tabIsbsd = srsI, 20
nal improvements MT mn t.ariw Inv STh ~ "seI
Clinton was resisted by the opinion of New Vo,s9
but il succeeded. mud onsnsT H. Ets." 1otk'
rem.te interior winch moi ever Nhr,Isrn ~. " d
prise would have reacbe,S ,v;l,, Tt "a enter
Clinton there would have hem mo- pnnr nut LOT
racuse, for The manufacture If no,en. ,1iS,el oy
NV 10 orr mini ti,;s 49,; W pa, , ElalloIinS.
ference in ponuIons density an1 a;,a ;nPotan DIT
ercy results rom the d;Tr,,..nos VI HI en-
suits, incidenta To- the tr"t ,".c nGinam Pnt
of the Two sections Tin. cboractsr ~
ploysd has notI'i"s IN n vii; 1ha,ae.eL o, labor en-
Statistical communism oG tSa M ano aitnoMgn the
conendc for: it IS e"ncs MU seSeIns may be
theory, not CONSEQUENCE of ,Se .ng
The ptoposition is Tim, ,hro,,h,,, -, ~,
there is an ACTIVITY of fTeeIoS' ae9, IN tne Notth
th1ouehouttbe Son,b thee 80 .,h anH nne' whist