Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
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SPECIAL DESPATCH FOR waEELiNo INrELLtoEEoER.
New .Yoak, Dec. q p The Cotton, mar
tketipresenis no special CHANGE Sales in allI Of
1900 for Iair Orleansi fair Mobile II SSj
fair upland III; rniddling Orleans 10 3s; midding
Mobile 1Oi; rni51Iing upland 4Oit The stock al
present on hand is only $4,000 bales. Rice Tleady
at STa43 cts. per ID. Flour and grain unchanged
The Methodist Church property dispute has.been
settled by accepting the proposition, Of the com
miSsioners. The settlement is represented as en-
trely satisfactory, but the precise terms have not
yet been made public. =. / & ..1 Z. ~. 4, ,5.
= Several lives were lost by the explosionaef the
/ steamer independence on Like Superior.
The Maine Liquor Law went into effect in a a
igan to-day. e. .s,''- r. 800. 1900 90.
i Extracts from the Speech of the Hon, John
MfBotts, delivered at Newarkiaa 4
.zss zTT,i.1,l September l9, 1889 81 %, .
e.I have had no difficulty, Mr.. Chairman, in
solving question which had puzzled the brains OIL
thbnsandsi to wit: the universal aud anxious tl-
oniry WHY is il that the foreigners all vote against
ns2 Sir Il is The charm conveyed. TO their senses
by the sound of Democracy; they give TO The Term
its true signiReation; they know Of no other deS
mooracy than that which is 10 be fop IN antago-
pism TO arislocracy, OF to despohsm and the power
lof the sovereign. There is .nolo other democracy
Than flaf which is to be found in the power OF the
people; and they naturally believe when they come
among us that democracy onsthisz SIDE OF the wa
ter meats what they understand by democracy at
home. Nothing is more natural than that they
should identify themselves with those whom they
lsuppose are struggling 10 maintain the rights and
1.-THE nower OF the people Of which they ives
compose apart; it isnot because they are opposed
to us OF our principles, but because they DO not
Understand the natute the questions that DIVIDE
rs: md when they have been here long enough 10
lasceftain the truth like other men pride o. opin-
ion pride Of consistency. and old habits ana asso7
j cintIoBs bind them to the party win whlchHthey
have been accustomed TO act" .. - l-s7
tsfrhe democfacy claim 10 be the progressive par
ty, and seek 10 disseminate the impression that we
are the Stand still Party or as some call H. The
don nothing pdrty.' Surely the Internal improve
Il ment marty is not the sand-Stil party; the party
that is for building up manufactures oil every soTt'
or enGouragiug the mechanic arts, of giving en-
poyment to all and taking care of all, IS not the
Stand-sill puTtyj itiisethey who oppose IRIS IS
tenn they who will not progresSj they are the par
ty to whom that cognomen should be applied. n
stBut there are two kinds Of progress through
life-theone rational, the other destructive. When
q, / read an account of some dashing, hsh-Splrlteu
young FL low, whose horse has run away with hun
and dashed his vehicle to pieces and nearly broken
his neck cannot but regard il as Progress; but It
is something OF De,noerqte father OF the
destructive order, How much better II would De
10 keep the reins in hand and the horse in subJec-
lie
such haste to make rapid progress through the wa
Ter that she gets up TOO much steamS and away go
bodtj cargo, crew, and passengers IN Inc ar ms
is certainly making rapid pTogress but not OIL the
Irrational kind: il smacks Of Democratic 'progre$si
It is species Of Democratic prog essiye, ahead
| cfeverneSs It was the same spirit Of 'headlohg
Democratic pros that pree ed the New Hn-
wen cars into Notwa river, with hterhbie aud
l.calamtous results. SO viii y pe, lear Wild De-
mocratie progress in affairs of Government, when
| we undertake the onlypTogress they propose, which
is 10 neglect our own interests, and to go roaming
over the world, IN GDeieat OF eneisnt Rome, PLUM
dering our neghbors of their lawful property, and
IN imitation of Don Qui10te, Fighting the wrongs OF
I aft mankind uldratherhave aratiopal, con-.
servatrve driver, who would control his horse;
| rational. conservative fireman, who would not put
too much BteHD; and o T1tonalI conservative en-
gineer, who would eontfol his locomotive and traS7
eli with less speed and more safety; SO in like man
uer / would prefer 500 pdt safe, rational conserv-
| alive Wing St'the helm Of the Government, who
RouIdattehi to our business at home, progressing
rapidly, but steadily and satelyj extending our
cqmmeIcs, increasing our agriculture sniarging
our manufactures, and securing peace, plenty IN
dependence and happiness to all our people; and
if we do not. have such an engineer 10 guide our
great national locomotive, who eau tell what catas.
trophe may not sooner or later oYeTtake and over
whelm, uSl llt5cf 2 3ss'.a 80 4 saNsszt 4
sSr, there is an old Latin maxim that fill of
lHieaniDg and good sense. fConhrnat usum, qul
toilit abusemJ,- he confirms the nse who destroys
the abuse Westlehgthen and aid progress by re-
sttanng its abuse; and upon this principle hope
to see the conservative Wing party always act.
Let individual citizens, in the exercise OF their
personal rights, Ctaking care not 10 infringe the
laws OF thelI country do as they like on their
own responsibility but let the Government take
care At n times, and 1nderzah circumstances, to
watch with the most jealous vigilance the faith
and integrity OF the nation; let them guard It as
they would 'tkeaRple of their sye.2 ?, y "A
; tiAif. Chainnan, i am often asked why L am a
seN 10
because believe there is more sound Dem6cracYl
I'm the Wing ranks than insthe ranks OF the other
narty and because go for the principle and NOT
Inc ii4tEe or the sound OF Democracy. How could
be anything else but Democrat Losing both
father and mother when was but child lime
wears old (by the butning of the theatre in Rich
mond,) I.was- soon after sent of to a, boarding
school, and from that day to this have been mixed
up With The people, syTnpath hiking IN Oh their
Wrpnss, eontsRdng thTolg my man qood l9I an
teir rights, aud struggling for their political equal
ity despising at all times everything that savope
OF aristocraoy anu pride, whether OF birth or for
tune, ready to resist sopnpeSsl ,WheneYeE ana
wherever l meetit. Brought up IN the midst oil
the people and one of thefnsel how could be'
in uy,nature habits assoc ationS, and syupathies
any thing shut Democrat? And yet suppose
should desire from any cause TO ,assocata myself
with the Democratic party whit are the tests by
which would be triedl 70 what doctrines or
principles would have TO subscribe tG gan an az,
They surely could not teject me on the ground 1
, was in favor of the principle Of protection
.ould have, excluded Mr.. Jefferson and
n bSen rom the Democratic party as it
60 catty : many thousands Of their pres
90 tierees y Mr.. Buchanan, who, with
81 boxes G MIssSs the tariff of 1912, and
Toretber with full sssoTtnieBsteT have become
Including Spices Fruits, Dye-stuhsIlnd that was in
sale atWhO's'aie' by TALLANT a p that woubP exj
1870 |
.se.- REMOVAL. IS yeEYt
T q ID BAYH4 have removed to their new d , CAR |
d ciors brick buidingS 13T Mari ct street, "
manufacture and keep on h%s9 ",