Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12

Il1'SuNetl CdWulVNgt " " uWNletVVu NuN Ho
h,S been iot some years resident Of The territory,
and Indian agynt He may, therefore, be regarded
o. The administration candidate, That OUT Ieadem
may zee how The prss', both North and South, 10.
RSrd luis Feaull and what is ALLEGED aS the cause
VI this result, and how, as we have ever held, IA.
natl ism defeats the VlTy objects ii has in view,
We give below articles from various journals,
From the Correspondents Of The PhrG, Ledger
In July LOST, WIOle ~ you that Knnsbs would
no. be slave State. | am noR oil different
opinion. TIE impairment and insolenl inleEis.
rue, Of your eastern Ianalits-lhe eOlonGlng as
hrJ have done Ol hundreds oil The lowest class NJ
~ dies ~ UGoWOtal cur VOTERS and prevent fair
rXIession OF tue popular will has brought about
,,is result. They have located themselves near
~ KInsaS RTvTI uamed their City Lawrence,
aui numbvf, an tpld, some hundreds OF voleTs.
awe seen some Of lhvm, and they aTe The most
an ,iugulyd lOpking tot OlackgulTds have eY.
eI Ind my eyes on.
Up ~ laie ~ September, there was no excite.
nenl 10 tue TeitilOly on lhlS question. Everybody
httt aud 10 Missouri believed that Kansas would
b. fire Stattt ut no sooner did these eOloniSts
appe.E heEe Than all tie IvvI Counties IN Nissouti
AudfeN, Hol,, buchanan, &C., seat over thou.
Si.lsol lhtlI young men 10 counleAeI their tea.
S Die schsnti They Twill be successful, anil II
The plague. pOl Of Slavery, dsfkenS Kansas. tbs
nvJpie vi the South may thank the Red Republi
cans, IacOblns, uullnflsl editions 0fthe east.
Poa he Cares ondsRes ofThs Cleveland Herald,
lls county srmnrnlly adapted 10 SlaVe'IaboT.
Wealthy shareholders cen 10 th,Ec llh plenty Of
'hsln' aud mvinSi and make mOnty subduing and
cJiuYating these lands.
.rbty will dose, sud despite oil tffoits yet ma.
49, ILL., eaaG a.,
preyt n II, RsnSdi 70 sure 10 beOWs Siavt State!
The Bmgudt AIO Companies las they are term.
edl ate doing yey little indeed 10 accomplish their
object. They have encOuhed hlndleds Of poor,
well meaning and honest IpOple TO leave lhelI
honps aud rush into The Territory without means
10 sustain ihemselyss ihefe, WIN must suasf eve
~ uiing but death Ed.
fbeaT VI aid Ass, cations with heavy capital,
&C., &c. 10 accomplish anything practically, this
cspil,l must be employed " 'ald, anil sustain sell.
tiers offer they teaCh the Territory, until they gel
a slAfl end provide for themselves Money thus
employed will make Kansis free Stale, OlheT
wise mlnty will make IL Shss. The South will
spend MONTY frSsiy TO accomplish their object. The
Npnh must UaSc uPN mind 10 do Tile same If
freedom lheTe 10 wo:th It's Investment. lis time
Tile truth VAS known, and intend 10 speak plain.
ly and truly.
Tie first election fcI Delegate 10 Congicss will
be held on the goth. Gen. Whi'eGed, thorough
Pho Slavery man, hAs been nominated by those
favorable 10 Slavery in Kansas. llhnk Ito is the
Administration csht,dule. He will, feST, bs
elected. GEeal fTau,ls will DO ptdoiced In VOliug.
HufdfedsOf les dents in Missouri intend voting,
aud will 80 on preIense Of holding claims in
the ir'i'iA'S' I fSh q . fbOulb.rh Pspsr
A Mr., DodsOa, Of Georgia, lIOilieE Of ihe editor
OF TLt 0sOLsia EFamiRW, who las settled in
Kansas, gVeS lis views shout SlavetYin that Tel.
IlloIy. he SsyS Slavery slTeSdy e1isB IN Kansas,
aud ntelJ no act Of lvgslolIon 10 permit iii that
II iSimpozibls 10 get white labor iLeIe, aud they
must have slaves lhnl Missouri will seld hall lsT
ponuIslIOh lltfe W protect the Territory from The
control Of the Abolition sis. Tie odds that slaves
mrv frsdlly al from $3.50 to $500 per onnum, and
aRanSnS WOs intended by Providence for o slave
Stale.
A Prom the Journal Of Commsres.
What Is lec6me oil The thousands OF gmlgfOnis
sail TO have been sent forward by ihe Runsas
Lrggus and It's BInncheSl Has BIuluS, too, gone
over 10 The enemyl 0fhas Tue number represent
I'd have Ueen sent forward 10y the Lsngue been
grossly eXOgelaledi We suspect II has, and alsn,
that some Of tie men sent forward ate wiser than
wbynuty len Massachusetts aad New York. tbs
fct Is, these Kansas Leagues, by attempting 70
control The politics OF The neW Territory, are pro.
ducing precisely the opposite effect from Whallhey
nlenJrd. They ore ph JUDGING the mass Of The peD
pie Ogainsl AbOliuOnluln Ia all It's FORMS G6n.J. w
Whitfield, the delegate elect 10 CUngess, IS called
'i'TJ SlaVeIy,' We suppose, because lie is 10 favor
OF ItaYinE TIE people OF The IeffllOTy to deCi
uhvlhvI they will uleIate SaveIyO not 10 shot,
HE neople Of Kansas, by an overwhelming ma
iTIy, have approved the principle VI The NEBRASKA
ynl. But II does not by any means follow th,l
itry " i'll adOplihe 'pseulanndilillon
FIonlhS New York Thbune,i
One thing iSplaln, from tie facts now disclosed.
rhlSIS that the Free SAT- have mol done their
wi ole uuly IN the mattel We have had plenty Of
ak about sending e,nistanls ihsrr, but the work
has act been performed. The right men do nOl
stem 10 have lAken hold Oi H. and sufficient oOpl.
tai les not teen apple 10 the enterprise, We
have eOnhded IN Ouf Superior RESOURCES, but have
moi thought them 10 OesI. Thus The opportunity
has, 10 great part, been lOsi, aud IN Tue very FIRST
>Ilgle al tue ballOt'uoG. Slavery las gsined tle
NCi.Ty. lflhis disailerlSlo Ue retrieved, there Is
0yliMs t0be lost, II SlyeIy 10 finally allowed
ly.DscoDe leclliluOls Institution III Kansas, il
slibs tbt JaHh Of ne FREE StdlsI Resolutions
odd suesobts ~ mol lilgVrnlilj we must have
jtNvIed ond energetic action.
In relation to ler all sed Frauds we present. lie
totovinS regulations NJ sne election, Which il
ulSsfVed, we piilno! see now lneSc enormous
frauds could have been prfpettlIedl
Gen. Reelsr divided Tie Territory inc sixteen
election Dsni6li, anj give The following inslmc.
lons 10 tie judi eSot Etcii9hG
i.rThs three Judges will provide for each poll
ballot BOX, with Sit OF the lascfIon u iheiick
ell Before enisrinS upon their dulles they will
make and subscribe duplicate copies Of the fol.
lowing oath;
I'VE 49, and - do seyrTally swear that
we will petoIoi OUT duias o. Judges Of The Bltc
ton, 10 Be held this day, In ile 49, District, OF
tue Territory Of Kansas 10 the best Of our judy.
menls sud ability that we will keep a true, cor.
rect and faithful record Of the lidOf Hthunswho
,ball vote az SAID vleoliOnj that we will poll no
ticket from any pyfson who Is mol an actual bone
"a. resident end inhaOlanl Of said Territory on
the day Of the election, aud we shall not hon silly
believe 10 be a qualified vOieL according 10 ile
provisions Of the aetnl Congfes5 organizing said
T,fiilCU-lhot We reject tie yoles oall andUveiy
nonresident who we shall believe li's cglne into
Tie Territory iotihe mere purpose Of voting bat
in all cases where we arc ignorant Of The YOltTs
rghl, We will ItQuife legal evidence thereof by his
own oalh OF olhtlwiSe--and that we will make q
rue aud loilhfil return 10 the Governor Of said
Territory Of the votes which shall lie poll3d.
"Thv poll will be opened TOT the reception OF
votes between aud 10 O'Clock, A. ~, and viii
he kent open continuously until r. ~, and then
closed, udles5 vOleTs nte then AI the polls odttjng
10 vote, and inthat case, rs soon as votes sholl
ceaee 10 be Consistently Offered. The Judges will
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