Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-12
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,yrnes nom tbeir recent excursion 10 WonentowR
and KIeSandra, Va, not having visited Washing
iaston Is was anticipated. The Washington SEN
tinsi 10 allusiou 10 the marked attention which
they received during the excursions says
alt is certainly unusual for company Of Youths
toTeeeive such honors as thoss With which lhey
were greeted on theft tour butthis may lie accOun.
trI lof from the TACT that the Institution is ole OF
which the citizens Of the Old Dominion may be
proud. Ia future battles Of the republic, There
may be found Of this numbst some o. us ablesl
delendetS."
ThstSsolutionsadopie at tho lais "soil shelp
Democrats Convention at Syracuse, were nine In
number. No. expresses the "unchunged de-
yodonof the sofl Shells 10 the principles Of the
q "NuSlonaI Democracy as laid down by the BalIi-
more platform Of 1882 No. declares the clauses
in the Nebraska aud Kansas bill, repeating the
Missouri. CompEomSe, as insEpsdisRt and unnse''
sarv, but iu IS much as that line has been done
away With, they are opposed to isTeslOTaIirn No.
eonfta,uIales the democracy upon the united
font they presented at the last Presidential cleo
tlon--snd the county upon the election OF Mr'
Pieroe, whose adm nislralion, they declare Is
charaetirzrd by ability and integrity, and is en-
titled 10 all praise iof swamping ungoFded lsgsla'
ton, and rOt othe attitude has assumed In Sup
po,t Of ike American name abroad" No. de.
elafss thatihe Union "muIt and shall be PfeserV-
ed1 No. 6asseils that the doctrine Of civil and
religious liberty 10 DO vital TO Republican sys-
tenn, and that all citizens are sEual before The law,
without reference to creed, OF the circumOlhnceS
OF birth. No. IeiteTales the old notions Of the
party on the subject Of the Tariff, No. Z accuses
ihe Whigs OF delinQuenoea In the disbursement Of
the public fund.-, while ia power and wdtns The
dsmooiaey moi 10 "followln their ioOlaleps." No.
favolS The giving away Of the public lands, as
homesleads, to everybody applying ioE them,
WHISTLER native OF foreign born citizens. No. 9
compliments Governor, Seymour end approves Of
the policy Of tie State administration.
The Rev. William Chillenden, clergyman Of
the PgssbIielan denomination, committed suicide
al WnieElogn, NJ Y, by hanging himself on
Saturday forenoon last tie had fot some twenty
years past sttimes, exhibited symptoms Of nbeIta-
ton OF mind, during which he Wos much depfess-
ed andayoded compromising as much ospossible.
This melancholy was aggravated by The sudden
deSlh Of lovely and accomplished Laughter, who
died Of cholera, Ia 1919. he led most exemplary
lifsasa Christian minister. aud was universally
beloved BY those Nmoug whom he ministered. But
so one OF bis dspOnding moments he committed tile
nash be
The yellow feVeris still on the increase in So
vannah. Tie "Georgian" of Wednesday says
TINT the business Of The city is almost suspended.
The leading and largest hotel, the Pulaski, cosed
onthal day and was iNtimatsd that the Marshall,
next In size, would also soon close. He'll Tie
DO riding houses have been deserted Ll their pro-
.pIielom. West Of Bull street 9S business houses
were 0hhtup. "Closed on account Of sickness
meets tle eye AZ every turn.
mail driver named Burnett he's been orrssled
in Augusta, Ga, for Tobbing the mail. A draft
on New York was found on him. Robberies Of
the mail have recently taken place 10 Augusta, 10
the amOuntOf 10000
The Official vote at the late election foF Cover.
nor Of North Carolina, shows the majority fot
Thos. Bpgg, the Demociotic candidate. to DO o.
Os6 votes.
The Engine house Of the New York Central
Railroud at Rochester, was destroyed by Gre on
Thursday afternoon, together with seven ocomo.
tives aud four or ave hundred cords Of wood near
by. 1t originated from spark homihe engine
attached 70 the saving machine at tho wood pile.
The loss Is about $4,000.
they had a violent gale IN Washington City on
Friday evening last, followed by short shower of
rain. G5rt. Ifff
An interesting little daughter. aged about twelve
ofMT. Charles Stuart, Washington, WINS on Thurs
day forenoon accidentally killed by her Grolher'
eyed about seven, who hastily took down gun to
Mil a IiFd on a tee near The window.
The Hon. Ephram H. Foster, fEmerly U. S.
Senator from Tennessee, died Of Nashville on
Thursday night.
A ere occurred at Columbus, Miss, on Thurs,
doy night, which destroyed fourteen stores aud
villSges. r4t 81
We learn from New York lhatthe Dreclom Of
the Parker Vein Company refuse to open the
transfer books ofthe company until the iIaudulent
shares are Withdrawn. A scheme is on foot, II is
also snid 10 call meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS, at
Cumberland, to choose les refractory board.
IrEns or NEws-TLs cost Of paper is becoming
alarming to newspaper men oil over the land. AS
long hs advertisers were prosperous aud eager in
compelilioH, Tie burden fell upon them. There
wss hardly an atom Of profit in mere circulation.
The white paper that Tue New York Tribune was
ntinled upon, belrMe is size was cut down. cost
as much as the paper, when printed, sold fOEtoths
carriers. The depression Of business midtown the
Advertising patronage on which i had depended
and the Tribune had 10 haul in is horns, There
duelion Of The size OF The Tribune will reduce It's
"pnpeI bill" six hundred dollars PerweeB OF
thirty one thousand Two huudTed dollars pet yeaT'
The New York Journal Of ooNmsres, a paper Of
immense dnrmsnsous, but Of small circulation,
recently stated that It's bills lor paper amounts 10
near fey thousand dollars per year. The New
York Timss states that iispSper bill fCr the last
tiG monlls was sixty thousand dOllars.--Cin. Com.
ToBlCco iwpEeroEs.-rFCe following is CONF
paruuYe. statement Of The Inspections Of tobacco
at the different Warehouses; 10 Virginia, iOr 1853
and 1854 up to September lsi twill be seen