Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-08

eSiiEyya. b wise & "a HEolllh ~.
I've a, nSuieed the otaerIdays ~ legfapIs
hit diiieblty had oScurse Ibetw EMS, q. Holt
Day and Henry Al. Wise 81 a discussion 6 Port
tn9tuth. Val The Notfoll 8 erqld ana r. mouth
Democfat has the following:
The Wings of r Portsmouth had engaged Oxford
Hal Thursday night in order to listen to Capt.
E. G. Darlington, Of Botetourt. Hon. Henry a.
Wise having arrived in town. and his friends desr-
lng to near hlm also, an arrangement was made be-
tween the residents oil. the BetHucF1tioa
the hall was crowded II was arrange Ahdt Mt.
X4se siieaid and q; half speech,
qnd that Mi. Carringten should have the same time
fora IeplY-then Wise ia te aiolg "a d1 hour
and Mi. CatTngtpI an hour further. Wise uc--
FcnPea hrsst alosadce IN dis 6Sdal tantipg agqt
WHO panner. He argued tP pFoye Gen Scott lln-
ard 8 Co., in opposition to Nj. Fillm6re;ia true
friend Of dthernrighS, and twisted Gen. SCOTS
Deter OF 4ecePtanSe into every aginable distot5
gn1 dwelling principal though upon distribu6onji
What ne chose to consider IN aeknpwled
after sovereignty ri d si,re 'faa ial5
.altl was mastery one He
pald to SEotts patriotism sdispayed
ION many trying occasions; repealed the idea of his
bNrnipg reIiH Mr.. Wise of his pre-
sent poSitionI cheek by jpWl wit Van Buren,, whom
no once denounced as not only unsafe for the South;
9gt toE tSs whole s9gntT1and with Gen: Pierce
reminding him, alsoldqf his late Opposition 10 N.Y.
Fillmore, whon he now lauded, and the denunCiaT-
toms of his party poured out against Henry Claysg
land which was continued until he was laid under
the sod over whom they now shed crocodile tears
He administered sc6rciifgT relJaleS tos the Hon
gentlemamf dt desc ndi1g 10 ttfpggi9g trick
forced ctions uponwords ana SEN
tenfest Cling him that it would be an ehSV 9tis)
to prove him lnadlnah BY his former speeches or,
letters, with less hypothetical ORDEAL lUpon dis
It6ution Mr.. Ctwase truly eloquent, ssHe proved
Virginia right to poFti0nl0f therpnb lio domain
and painted glazing eoloIs the position Virginia
ight occupy with money to develope her resources
and educate her Chi dIen: Hethought declarations
against squater sovereignty came with a bad grace
rom a. member ofthe partywhich had but recently
R11amdered away millions Of acres Of the pnblic
main; and in some insinuations of
of the speaker he reminded him of his three b5Hti-
cal 4glf rsets gii i'.Sr5-etis Iii ss.5 ~
MI Wise's reply was maniatical exhibition OF l
believing and hdeous contorons of face and lrnbsj
fepce forsiiO&ing B6thsides6f his coat:l <Hsrhked
up the ashes of Henry TO do him the hon
or which true men Of all parties accord him. but to
gTnllY the maleyolent feelings which it was Iwell
known he entertained 6rt6at pure pdtFiot dnrinF
the latter years Of his life, and which his death has
|hPt qssuaged. - ''fl 7'ss'i ,z1'l}S huo,l
sF' was cool and bitter
4 I1!" ne haroly designed Y notice ise's POI
1tca course ln0smuch asst afforded little t praise.
e lelt II 70 postentyto defend Mr. Clay; and in his
4lhtary services OF Generals Pierce and Scott. of
le5ce ne sad that he served years in Congress
laoe Two speeches agalnstb bills which Were passed .
~ almost unanimous maIorltleS, andrretired intoI
having set his mark upon anyil
tS aGt !! ne %as called ny Mr. Polk to aplace
Sid not apn.n; ~, Sas ms friends orm Mr. Pierce
not see what credit could ought 10 attach to him
oE not uS his Military course he
Joy an opportunity Of taking mart in a'o es,n ~ g@e
%h1cn presented a. of brilliant battles
an. anu Nlce9tles' winch challenge the admiration of
Lne "oLluDuL that ne was unfortunate enough new
10 ane part IN conflicts by which these
victories were Obtained: ~ g. ll,1... l,rS3
ne 4 os The Lightning OF the red artillery, he
siephaat tt he only sag hin, 'Oqg his tat In
oyer GIen SCOTS civil and military
go referred to the bride offered
!!aeSlcan = overmnent to Gen. Scott when he
MS fA91 ito 4 ms command and made aprso1er
by ny, be tried at homeI that Mr.. Wise's
sxete gu! e ylew and SO
Twice Twice interrupted ne speaker; and when he sat
Sl' So:StSty 70 the arrangements made before
SS sfl TS aRetaet hour, ut was then after 12)
Advancement S t tS - me ~ IND READ The
aIl ~. !ls TWO FteSldents, and Te-
,sISsIl h S4 an holr each would bring them to q
WISE stlll contended, and alter av9h
Tbl W ~ DS.yg, ne was forced to give IN
long TemenSe 4t te ana ne Democrats viii
~ ieLeoet tue DAY when the 90 Young David''
tI nsgeIy went out to meet the mighty oliah Of
tle +9 H i735'3 no
E'O 'ee T ITFtgn9%th DGSsrqt oet1
We regret 70 st raE tSat
a. sS that slight difficulty occurred
aa AasL evening during the discussion
t zen n4eSs5s. WISE ana Darlington. 1t grew
Wise and AM voIn Des%ee4 me Hon: II