Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-22

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lldga Ihonplon g.slsldAy delivered. d Ihne

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jadgo Thompson yssielday delivered, a much
lenyih ana WA much ability hls opinion 10 TIL,
Z CASH Uaqliog ne Injunction ptayel lol ssainsl
the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company iniull
me lodea Proceeded 6Tsl 10 review Or the leg.
isadouofYIgldia, That The Company lrohisss
totbepreieni ilme he'd been pointed BY The Iegis
la,ipu u Virginia 10 Wheeling end Wheeling
alone, lhil while lte rive, mont bed iionlIne 10
tine been enargedotconncie yet NE iouhiohl
NOM from 1885 down hai been Wheeling end
Wheeling alone Tlatgbe 5afiOis powers had
been gnulsd, SUBSCRIPTIONS authorized aud 9ilh.
dawn, yetthe L,gistlule hal plwayl manifested
iheifhtd intention Of compelling Ne company 10
strike ihs Ohio River at Wheeling The sci Of
~ Asibiof 1880 waI simll'fin Is Object end down
ioieif thlspa NE pipable polot IN YiSsiaialeg-
~ isaiiou sometimes melting The company, aalsome'
Time compelling The company, butnlvays paking
them ienAAals lheli work al The same point
What wos ito objecli II bad various provisions
bdt0llookIas 10 The bringing The Road. itwes.
~ Tern terminus in Wheeling on llio nonh side Of
Wheeling CiseE.
49, That While provision Of lhala provided cef'
81 isiumssns Tor Psoouting 10 Wheeling The West
ern ttrmlnusofl hil road, that section went most
s,ronkly 10 SHOW he inleni Of The Legislature TINT
Wheeling had OH along been, and was thenio be,
The weslem isrmnusof this foad The Legsla.
ture did not mean the mere lend" Of the road by
this legislation lthad another and higher object,
Iwos 10 cid and further tie prosperity Of The ci.y,
aud 10 ibot end, il meant that Wheeling should
be the point Al @hiehlhe western business OH this
road should be transacted, Gli,we regard as The
- substance Of The construction Of yiigloa legisla-
ton, shoughwe pretend mol 10 do justice loihe
opinion Of The court, OF give lis language unJ
wife liOm memory merely. Then came The con-
tract Of lsi7 AsameIa contract, speaking at It's
date, twssawkward, Jdt It came before The court
now,tsaaexecaled contact With rs every equi,
,lyiPrhe incoming Of this contract was dnt to be
auiyelai, and what was Tie meaning Of this con
. lraeu lnilwheeling surrendered many OF The
rights which she had under The act Of lss1, she
agreed 10 subscribe 100000 to tie stock o. lhe
company. she was to iniaish depot grounds and
The ughtot way through The city, and The use Of
the sheets. al these were concessions by Wheel
ing, besides waivsrs oil some Of het rights ofselec.
tionot route &c.
81 Why was this done, ond what was The equifa-
lent Wheeling received lheIeloh Let The conlpct
spssk N Being he intention Of lhe parties to
this contact rmong ollisr things TO SCENE to
Wheeling ihepracIical benefits Of he wesisth Ten.
miogs ofthe Baldmoie and Ohio RaiItoad,p-
These ore the words Of thoI contract, and these
words show The intention Of the parties. The
'pfdcucal benefits Of lie western tsnnnuS' vas
the object that moved Wheeling 10 DO his and
hsuepanles haze themselves said in the con,
itact. From rull review Of the law Of this case
aspade by yirsina,nnd lie contract Of lhepar.
wheengby The law and by The contracts ihalihe
compaan BY The aegsl0nofNe Till, were Pal,
pably violating iheiI chafsr and ne contract aud
Should be enjoined-
The eouu MI,her decided that the general Rail.
ioadlav did moi apply 10 Ibis road, as tie eenelal
lawwas only GRANTED item So iar as applicable,
and thatitNasnol applicable, When il conferred
poeeit inconsistent with ihe chatter aud The con.
inei. The court fdrlhei decided thatihe pl.T,
t0Sgyspest ia Ae river, veS on obstruction 10
ihe naviguiionoi eIiyeg and ihal 4 should be
enlainsd, apd that further proceedings might BE-
had iRpQelhst isium iotIheeeciion. &c., as an
fencs. COOS II 81 83sfftt
The penalty Of TIE bond s not YET 6xed, but
will bslhis mofniag. Suohis he result. and thus
isthalaW 'indicalel Thus IS the corporation
iaughtlhal its pol above law, end that contacts
patl FOX must BE executed even by corporations.
Mt Sullivan party oihs bill and will be act
e5on spon ps 70 lhs 5000 loan. In the mean,
~ tiule, % The roais a,esabsnllally one and under
odemanusemeaL iaelos will have to be changed.
We have inpsTfecily 5ksieed TIC action Of The
eoaTJ nnd may give the opinion d length, ifdesi.
Ied by our readers We pIs,ume, however, that
iheReall b ullthat Is essential, II vewsre to
speak asdosgihs Edil0Tofihs Gazette, we SHOULD
spi 1--WE sSe glad to receive that our suggestions
% hagebevu followed ia ne mllle,p bot asit Is.
n. we leave the Origin Of he noyemsnslo ,hosa 70
~hOm'i Is due, and rejoice with our Wheeling
toliizens at The result,
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rnE ScuiE AyFAiH,--Ths Washington Union
confirms The slAeusal Ital Louis Napoleon had
wilhdmwa bis objections to the passage Of Mr.
soult though FIlncs. A despatch from Wash
iugIon, howeyeL states lhal notwithstanding this
outgoyenmen hiss determined in cabinet council
hold Louis Napoleon responsible totlhe act,
and fsqulro fall and satisfactory explanation. A
bspiereidbpalohesio M Mnfon, at Pads. will 10
oubilH said, bythenexI Aganef The French
CouriaofN. York discledis ttsrepodihallh The n.
niI hes been settled, Having infoimalloa from
Pads down 70 ihe 2iinsla It knowsil sass ,hni
then The French Minister d Foreign Adaim was
disphyinSgtsateodttsy- dsclaiming oil intention
oi national insult but 6rmlytssling soule'sld.
vent into France lor personal reasons solely We
quotes
~ we orc well informed lhe exclusion fSOule
was a matter deliberately resolved upon IN
Council Of Ministers. Alt. Dfouin BHuys IN.
loTnled NJ Mason Of this conclusion, and begged
BIN 10 acquaint Mt soule. When Nj Mason
pi,1euled himself lo'demand explanation. NJ
Dfouin d Ihuy remarked that Nj. NJ. ought nIl
10 bt surprised by Alt Sould's expulsion from Ca
lait after what MF, Mason had been told NJ.
haspn replied that hs bed communicated The fiel
10 Me- Soulf, bnt lhal he letter had not reached
London OH some houtsnllet no had lef."
THIS Ksos Nornlso coNEsuoS-A ciacin.
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