Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-08

virgin exhubesnt so which are destined to swarm
race.
These considerations seemfully to justify the |
presumption TINT the law of population above sta
ted vii continue 70 4ct ndmin ished effect
though At least theHnext half century; eand thatI
thopsandspf Persons who have already arrived at (
malnfly and ale now exeI6isihg the rights oettee-
met, viii close Their eyes on the spect ppmote
than one h6ndred millions OF nopTlation embIac-
ed eNttfinfth he majestic proportions of the Ameri.
can Union.3 II is not merely as an interesting top
ic OF speculation that present these views for
your conSlde Tley have mportants prac=
teal bearings upon all the political dnties are
called upon 10 perform. Heretofore, our system oil
government has worked oil what may be termed a
miniature scaie, in comparison with the deyeloptl
ment, Which II must assume wthihsa future so
near at hand, asscarcelyto be beyond the present.
of thelexisIing generation. -ga4.1.t,a y N
II is evident Tint confederation so vast and SO
varied, both in numbers and III territorial extent
in habits and in Interests colld oil tbe Kept in
national cohesion by the strictest fidelity 10 the
principles OF the constitution as understood by
those who have adhered 10 tlIe most restricted
construction OF the powers kIpnted hy the people
and the States. Interpreted and applied according
III those principles, the great compact adjusts itself
with healthy ease andrlree dom TO an unnnie1iex.
tension OF that benign system or eGerative self
government, of which it is our glorious and trust,
vigilance, be on. our gunld against yielding 10 the
temptation ofithe exercise of doubtful power, even
under the pressure of the conceded tenn
porary ndvqntage and apparent. temporary expedi
ency. zT TSZ IA I9
Tlemimumumof fede raj government compatible with
the maintenance Of national untty aud efficient acton in
SSr Isn1rs s rule
clauses OF tho constitution spirit OF strict Difference to
hS Sp S % eSn
relation to the central authority should characterize all
in US as trtst tom Inc conlenoe
entssI .5siiy5HW .i.it;1-:I . pyf
of ne % on
that magnificent national future oes1he duty
s
spirit, Language and conduct, to other States and
Of s8s5 @
erzs them Mutual tofbss m nc. seepeet and noninter
eSSa 81 s hEPsf Sr IL In
denee and Paternity, the decay waict political
union, vast scale could NOT long survive N 81 ~
IN another point view an important practical
duty suggested BY hia Of the n1gtIde Of
aRding with Increased Vigilance does Us to
integrity and purity Public aars ought conducted
that settled connection shall peysde the entire Union,
lie morality every part II tie adnlinistTation and
egtsag3a Of the general ThSa win !he tel.
give it, coniinne and more deeply rooted III the love
confidence OF the peOple,
That wise economy witch as far from pars.
GaE e i9aSs
npproAc the treasury with nsdious projects ofTivas
elcaRed under public Prctexts-that sound fiscal
against tTcideht 10 overowing
revenue aud IN the executive aintans upseeHiGg
ture to extra they afe alnittsd
u 3 as
that necessity, which is directly suggested by the
since&he adjorhme6t ofCo1srs the Vice President OF
the United States has passed from e scenes OF earth,
which he had been called by the votceof his eountryn
Having occupied, almost continuously for more than
of CONGRESS. and hnving by singular purity and wisdom
secured unbounded confidence and respect his
ailing health was watched by The nation with painful
soettude lsoss to tho country under all the creaim
stances has {sssrlsd n@ areIsTsbeS
1883 the oath II Office was administered TO him on the 24
island OF Cubai but his strength gradually declined and
was hardly sucientt enable hmto return to his home
in Alabama, where The eighteenth of April in the most
calm ami peaceful long and emtneptiy useful
ntertuhiis confidence in your intelligent and
patriotie devotion to the public Interest," and being
seious OF no motives onmy partyhehare notinseFeab
from honor and he advancement OF country hope II
cordial oEe in great public measures, also those
always desirable to cultivate between members or CO.
ordinate branches OF the government, ~ ,pp,.,,
wAsH1NeToa, D. c.. Dec. 1853. - IsTSia n ar
oE ls1I=lIl-s X
Census BUREAU FRAoMENTS.--Y terdaY morning
we witnessed sale, atpuplic auction, of the fur
niture for two years or more made use Of in the
census bureau bva aGge number of clerks during
that period employed. There were many desks,
tables, chairs, stools, inkStandS, rulers together
with Competing, mating, crockery, and not a few
Spittoonsand cnndleStickS, HndoheF articespeces-
Sary to office convenience nndcpmfort. u
The stray sheets and fragments of white paper
in the wcod-boxes, and in the drawers of desks
and tables, bore iudlSputaGle evidence Of the cha
Of he OPFf hfs