Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-10

the great Pacific The Danvile and the Seabo,rd 81
Roanoke roads will intercept The trade OF the SoutbcI
ties, Will reach common depot on the seaboald Whs
S 1 Sdt into the
some one OF ports, but with tho pfpcin.I
mArts OF the world. E'PA
Sihe ling when we should embark In this en,.r,,.
It fs done viii be when our sSs
Ten q q sfe have been sufficiently
has arrived not, Will not undertake to saw Ken
it 70 your consideration, assured that al lie
timelt will receive that enlightened attention ts msI,
In my message TO the general assembly at the eom.
nent session, called their attention 10 lie
spia lad his slaves taken nom him and lei d b o. VIZ
city OF New York q The in
passage Texas Ths ACTS as understood. IamIsr
totls country and need nut be Since then
by private subssrPti9n q ON orderly paf
mon agaillst the Individual loss sustained but !, E
settlement oil tue delicate aud important principle isro
cd the case have thought proper, therefore 10
an 10 from the court below The Tsse
COURT tile State OF New Yotk. Since tue
SesG ols b mai That so ~ a ave highest
on our part 10 secure that justice which we STs
sci sho ID be employed advise therefore, tbst sSgn
ion b. vigorous eeution Tie
that tho means be 10 deray the necessary ex
have received communication from the Secretary or
the Treasury United SIaeS, stat g Ina ~
congress ctocediGg the county OF Alexandra III. Dis
rict OF Columbia 10 ;he STATE OF virginia. there ieser
ard post office in the city Alexandria, but reserySo
OF the jurisdiction over the anle as Contemplated The
the United SIaes and as IS usual III tile purchase land,
the be supplied y ssss ia 1qus
the jurisdiction under authority OF law. respectfully L.
commend the passage such aw, reseryie 10 The on
the state the right 10 any process whaey
,y9thhthe iurisdletion'eedcd.
i lave also received from the Secretary Stale of tb
Umi ed States communication transmitting copy Of h.
consuat convention OF tile 23d Feb uary last between h.
United States aud France by one OF its provisions II
stipulated tint The president OF he United States viii ~
coinnchd TO those States OF the Uaion, by whose Ian,
aliens permitted 10 hold real estate The lassase
laws comforting that tight upon citizens OF France
For this privilege The government OF France with the n.
inregard possession and inheritance, 10 The al
liens of che United States rights within its tcfG
itancc as aIc enjoyed there by its own citizens In fuS
ment OF tile treaty the pl esitent recommends the par
Finally icongratuate you upon the condition OF our "a
foreign relations having occurred sI
your adjournment 10 WI akenthe hope IL
South may TO enjoy aseasOl orIeloSe IrOn
Irritating interference BY Northern ianatcIsm Wit
the subject or slavery Every ireEd OF this Union h
cause Ofeongratuaiion the and signal ebu.
the abolition party has received within the two year
The friends OF constitutional and State rights Be
North, lave generally been trumphantly sustained. Our
Northern brethreM among whom there have always beeH
who true TO tho itution have indicated
isposion TO respect our rights, and eynced sense Of
justice which should characterize the relations
tween citizens sister States adness for while
cd nun riot, and when naticism had brought the repub
lie the verge OF ruin, patriotism was aroused
and Justice gained the ascendant and the traitor aud the
emagog.c whether sailing under the name Of abolition
feesoiisin, has been put do5speaee and quiet has
been has iakenthe place Of sls'Iu
and with rapid strides 10 inlhi that dtsi
which has assigned to9s the position Of the greatest
With becoming gratitude for the past iavors We hay
received both as people and nation; let ps as such
receive OF our own e0nscienees but to Sc
IS so manileslly watched our footsteps from The in
the republic, aud In whose hands are the desnies Of
! na.t '9.sS !. JOS. JOHNSON.
l. DeesrnStr Ga, 1853.