Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-26
III From the Parkersburg News. II
Dlstrihutfog ScleRe FalSity ofCarliIe'S
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Il Mr.. Garlic, iii His circular issued
NJ gashingtons after hisdiscomfture
Fun 4N eston. Whiehl MAS been pretty
geilerally scattcredamong the vefers
at This OongressiellsI District by his
Trends, assumed aaev position and
EaaEanceah the idea that .thefl' ublic
Lands should ceassto Be a source Of
l=reVdnue to the Federal Government;
Iaha,in order ID sull the the people,
and lead them Into this belief, he
makes quotations from the Messages
[ OF Gen. JACKSON These. quotations
/ hd lEas gaFbled I'd shit his own posi-
ton, and to 5leavR the impression
I OF The minds Of tfhpse who are not
fapiaiar with tlle|tdlor ofthese docu-
Emenfs, or ihayen0t get them haadyto
consult, that Gen. Jackson favored
Ethe distrfHution Of fhe Public Lands.
VIZ purpose, there4ffre to give para
graphs which, aflile has sol garbled
| i'll seesten8o, LIN epHnection with bis
qleptptions, So 4thatl the people may
reaaIfor the1nselNesg and see how re-
matd are Acknowledgements lof Gen.
Jas Esen from those soughtto be.palm-
Eedaiponthe people Fly Garlilet From
Ethe Fourth Ann uhl Message loft Gen.
| JaEkson, lie makes the following ex-
lItraGt: r.
EIhRlt seems to me TO be7our true policy
sthaa the Public LaRd$ should cease as
soosaas practicable td.bR a1source Of reYe-
Now are wetp understand that Gen.
| Jackson meant to- divert this revenue
| from the, Federal Government ard
gisn u to the Std6esE or still worse,
/ thathe wishedsto5 divide the Lands
lthelnBelyes among The States X On
| the contrary, was Hot Gen. acksols
! idea this, THAT LII order to settle ltp
| tAeI West, and thereby: promote the
/ peace and Prcsperitt yfof the GQnteder-
acys The public lands should bel sold
Ito actual settlers, at the lowest posi-
| llle.b fSiice-so I55Wt il Indeed that they
a 1T P1tl2e19i SLY sf
team Eof Gotlrse, cease to beta source
4 / fi sfi!llssH enae. Innlaking his.4tlotation
froliI Gen. Jaek8ons Message, Mr..
Carlsle stoPped -t4t| tke qtidRie. qf a
Assaatsace, which, Had lie completed,
| would have shoBnltl Hat this was Gen.
.Jadlsen's lneanings We IloW3giVe
tIleIW hole sentence4 commencing With
heIlihes quoted by Dir. Carlile. -
4 Gelss jackson says: .
s.fS seems to me Ia BIZ our true policy
that tlle3Pu Lands Shall cesseas soon
| as .paaG tieable, I'd beta source of ieyenue,
and HAT they be soidIto settlersia limited
lparcals ,.at>a price barely sufficient to re-
4 fmbiiPse to tbs United states the expense
lbfoaH present ststeln and the cast arising
Eunder bur IndiaHsoofnpact !" II
THE reader will observe that Mi:
Garlic stopped at tlleEWord revenue.
\ We how ASH having giving the rest
tof Glib sentence, how HE whole idea
Eedanports with Mr. Caflile,s scheme,
955which he tries TIL bolster Up with
I fluctuations from THE WritingS ofFEthe
.tPatriot PresidentrsE "
.HVe now propose finally and fully
Ito explode the idea that Gen. jackson
#ererfavored snch d industrious mea.
sire. Ion page I 81 AH. Carlile's cir.
iIcular. lie SAYS: F.#
..,FFhps you 81 r4ei,vas,my fellow citizens,
liast What propose, tosYI liz: 5 q final and
Equitable disposition, amdngg aAthss States
jlof Che Public Lands, y what FA ~
Jack sson, the Patriot ~ sald, Z
.Epee s3p ls3o, Won . ], ,saa, f III
hls 3, isaf.y c9-oP 81 I, q Il,
flts z tqeeqfa il I IN Wsfa Ma
s1ehig f1 gs : 'ellEa I1i; \; T. IT.
sage loas y III raas' t u, as, 81. sI Il,
feselse 81 yst, TIA E III u ,,ra
Vt li b s1aii 1 ., Mp4 +,,at1G'n fsollsn,
4 eelYgs y sltsss - ' MI
saysS 4, &, u 81, tl,5t.%nb;dets, 10
Il lS,1sb,F ~ ,14nt t0 t5e iTfilel
s.as ~ tbo az rns,,sts Iith which tl,e,
~ ;,3stIv ebafeeable, tjsa1 asag 81 cosssis
lte,a soitb ID 's'iens " tl1e Constitution
ss8ua4 pelic6 .qa9 he tgttR ef t9le respect
lips Ssftfs spill readily rsaeiqe nsy heafk,
col oPsrdtio1a.'
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