Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-31

iNYeremepnheg, gheHi p Richm0nd in ls0I' neat
u ~ dtbate on me RepoIt of The Executive Com

y SAtASs1 =. ATgus.s7ssssi ssgssss
when il Richmond in 1891 near
~ ing debate HE Report of the Executive Sonl
s., IN which Aessrsi Wisesaoi AceOpeO a"u
chl5a' Of EanapisE participated. MI -, onll.on \
tsllaS Addrsysing The ntien YRsn MI Wy t3
ia' ess 49, him end requested him to dehne mug
s.e sitioais MI Chtdn did so and then reapestsdhr
sa51yis.s a do likewise. Nj. wise spoke about
halt a column most nn1eaung tn2a colr.
"a ~ rptssn ever heard upon the floor OF sns
bHs ag ooyenon The most Ineligible part ms ts1
Of being thatRe "nfnite RADICAL
ss,s wing his about as wise when nc
ssst AZ when he arose. Mr.. Chiffon arose, ana
with that iniGitable humor which IS so pecaliAelS
''1se' his own, remarked galons oieau'
sifpenny The effect Of the aluslon can east
~ he flaa5sned. and Mr.. Wise responded no faE-
sis,sE bsa 16sa4it iassi'' s
We5;efe very forcibly reminded of this incident
81 The lengthy article OF the argus ON
- sIstins 10 action of the Adins
a1 desns its labor are left
iuatet darkness rs The real Of the VII
dk et except in so may infer them fIomdheal
g4ufufy apologize tone OF the entire article
- mating ihe dIfcuIiies and ofihe
49, > Administration but avoiding expressing
'''s decided opinion upon the conduct oNseeIeiary
1900 Gnthtie..'z
"a nae Argus isieOueqtin stating the difficulties
M a4 under which the in entering up
sxti IA ION lie duties of his Oaes We can synpathEe
With the Preside apl isapOogist, for Feappre-
sac ~ enj no man was elevated to the
s BOW occupied by franklin Pierce by tbes9ed
dscordant element OIL 80 Nalezli
and multiplied number of ACTIONS And we
ID 20 as TAT as our friend Of the Argus in
AZ oohhe nding fhe sdfe tread Of theA aton
b between ssbuEniBs pEeughshares' cohld We pets.
csbkakit BIS @alEysh@ iIlpWiPstelsbS any nsbisf
..besEs gHgt Than papdsr 10 Ne@ York
soiiers at the exBenssofthe Union and ordstloy =
ls ,aa,siiB men Of the appeal to our
iaoS9 ~ Friend Of Argus to-
whether President and Casiaet have notts'
I1vIs tgIaced themselves and tue position which
,iity occupy BY 5t0SSag 10 divide the petty Offices
in1bs sift of the Collector of theEpOrt ofbNewl
NJ we ask him whether Secretary GuthEes
s.eafIlieer not of which every liberal and en-
lishtengd mind has reason to be asbameda Wheih-g
q er Mr. Guthrie Mr. BRONSON are in the wrong,
% and whether the guilty or the innocent should be
80 sacrificed We have no disposition tolreviewtbe
past Administrations for similar instances, conf
dent as we are that we shend1 find no parallel
tttip there much wings struggled for Office
we can etTejoice that whg had orders TO III
vileahs6RsesIn his iA between freesOileTsand
Iae1u6rAt1 and that the &hig Administration never
a3nad descended into tue solgbs of New York factions
IfoiLuy support by part ion of the sPoils. so
AZ era5,s There is the article alluded TO,
ewlshFs regrst 10 see5n the paper "ournegh-
bots ought 10 pronouncs more lenient judgment
Sl upon an error-supposing it to be an enor-arsng
Oh from the embarrassment attending the distribution
of patronage 1t would seen, from this article;
ss.9 that CONSTITUTION of patronage was the i'm
posing duty of the Administration In the early
IayEohodr Republic 9c0mpetency and integrityRa
ID. ,u1leStd oE HOY diferentIndkH Has this fac
"a, ton 2aditssbarez Hayethe FFeesoilers been sat
7PoE is6edf have they had equal divide of the
New York sh5iisl istbe gra1dquestion. What a,
,iasialIl How sad the fact which dScloses, tRatthe
Democratic party, which lis organs would hayeus
beisveis tie party Of pnnciiie.awould be "shiv-
cred to atoms but the care Of the resident in
pncelihg out the offices in his sgifll One would
have thought that lSassts, integrity and capacity
would have been all that this i;party of principle
sH would have expected Administration to require
ofEs ssvas.I Bat notEA1t tfz
.TI4 ~ - t6a 81 S5iS S pibbGsE az
IRA rsdlot made light
'eASt---- we'll split asundeL" y,G
seems to express the OHus under which General
PIECE seems 10 beneting.a Welt, he Must have a
sasa Ral time OF il, If suef be Of acfoni and
While We can synpatbtze with him, we may be al
lowed to regret Bat his not more elevated
aud noble, and The means ~ Which hesesks to at At
tain them, not honoTa Ie.s show the Ar
1@ gus thst our kindred journals his pSr-
~. wsYilI him g -fadrToy sons eElfacs from
,a1uR ehdng journals OF the country on
~ ,ibis Blonson question which will show that they
t ,sl4at least think that fair aud liberal iudgmenp,
'h1r reqites them the las infamous aco
The Administration ~ ,5f ~