Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-05
aJ-Ws have not been for some years, Indifferent

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aJ,ws l9ysAOl been EoF some yeAp, indifferent
sPsclploIs Of NE political parties Ofihe copR.
iTy. The coQditiOn, and prospects, aud power Of
thoSs plilloS iOI good OF for evil tolhe people,
have been subjects ofmuoh thought, aud some re.
Election on bE pat, and particularly since the vec.
ton Of Gen. Plslos be President We were nur.
tuTed and educated in Wig principles, ondain
their correctness and odaptvlness TO the prospect.
" OF the county ana the maintenance Of the
right and hsedom Of tho people ' . have never
doubted. In the matter Of tie exclusive power
and jurisdiction Of the Federal Government we
have, perhaps, differed 10 some extent with many
wings. In a word we are probably more attached
tOths dOOuipes Of the States rights school than
uTeSoms Of our political friends, aud certainly not
RlAtiluduOuS In e1Poundins the powers The Ma.
tiOhar Government as ara many who call them.
selvesdemocTalsi Il men are 70 Judge by thslE &C.
ions anil not by their professions, ay.
Belofe be Election Of President Pierce, we
thOpstltWe saw evidences that Tie wing pany
was on tbs Wans and becoming POweTleSs. Wi Ii
such impressions il was natural we should watch
@itRthe more interest, the msaSules and conduct
Of the present aJmlniStntlon, and be disposed to
tsa4sfiG lait and cordial supports and we doubt
not, our readers have seen evidences Of this feel.
ing and disposition. We know we have inlimalrd
them on more occasions than one,
We need not say that President Pietce end his
administration have disappointed us-7lOr he has
disappointed bis friends, aud slenatsd and thrown
of from his approval aud suPpOrtSOms Of The best
men in the ranks Of tie late triumphant demo.
OrltlOpaTIy. The teigning poWeEof this PArly has
shewn itself in pIaciics, narrow, bigoted, prOscrip.
tive Ondtytahichl, and incapable Of ruling we'll.
ItloRRi the country most prosperous and at peace
wilhall the world, and went into power with All
OVera6eDs treasury, and with q Joyous bnd tai.
unphapt W9igfly, and az opposition from lie
hObitpht sfefence 70 the popular aud expressed
will Of the people, so subdusd, nS 10 be ready to
kiSe This Naturalization cheerful aCQulescenCs
und leadysuppoTt In all measures proper fot the
county siBnt bourbon like, il could forget moth.
inE--t could not ley aside tho naiowness Of small
men OF adopt the liberal and expansive measures
aud practices becoming the pOsSesSoTs Of Power.
Remembering thatit had suffered defect and the loss
ofplhos aud power ut the hands Of General 'l'ay.
9bNlpllSEeu'pS 'p''no'' anu impulses o, C'''
'st...s' Au IEOsgs' m'. r'e.oS is.ea' o. oe
coming lnS I's SS OF ane Na!o' become We
N.Y. SsSoSn S.uo anu D'lso.o' .. 'us
uuO""S' SUI ,o 'ne us'e SNs'",
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WIN '"0 KY prsl''"'e " t'el' u"u"'"'
"o"u na.uo "a Az :, 10 .,s' anu WIN people
,s!p"9 = SpYWst VOW. O'ess'uss upon ',O"
III q"''e,'' VIC 'o" '"u 's"' !" 'H 'ac-
""ns' o"u 'eOsN'"s 'ne VO'ue'lhe''O"' a"" exc
o'a"On. q me People eSeiywne'e'
" !ele!e9Se 70 tnsse 'n'nsS, We 'ooS occasion
some Yen ge Sg 20 eSTsss some os ntH 10
All n tbIs civ. v,,b Mai We bove b01 no
ono,,ari6.t 4 . knoy ~. tbougbi None, ,o no,ibs
The article. Oftbis we have not and do not com.
nls,n--it was i,s rigbt 70 a. no Int no, to mar.
vert. Instead however. Of oonttoyertns our lsoIs
or combating our reasons, such o. they were, the
Editor thought to miStakt vkdt ne sdid, and