Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-01

ror The credit OF The town we shJnld suppress
this announcement; but as faithful cdroniclers of
passing eventswe feel bound TO give it publicity.
IL the circumstances of this mants election from
The Michigan, rs related TO us; are correct, The
lnaniwho commands her should be discouutenanc-
ed and Summed by all men of feeling or refine
nent, and held up 10 pubic loathing aud contemnt
there to remain- eF n
Through ages yet unborn,
Fixed statue on the pedestal OF scorn.''
Cairo Times.
GTJudge Kinney. who recently occupied the no.
silon oil Judge OF the Supreme Court of Iowa. has
been appointed Chief Justice of Utah. the Nor
mon territory. W presume Judge Kinney is not
Mormon, and if .he ISN'T, we shouldn't be bit
surprised If the Mornons were To- make his situa.t
lion q very uncomfortable one indeed. They have
been understood toset up claim thatnlf the off
GERS of their territory Should be tsken from among
themselves. We hope that no attention IS la lever
viii be paid TO their prescriptions clsinls nd
that, If they tebel against constituted authIri.
", they VIII be put down and punished for Their
iebellion, even though the work shall require
the whole available military strength of The Re-
public.
ltis shame that Brigham Young. is permitted
10 exercise the functions OF Governor of Ulah-
II was great erIor i'll President Fillmore TO an
point him. but tits far greater one for President
Fierce 10 retain him. Little was known of him
ut Tie time of his appointment beyond the fact that
he was prominent and leading Mormon, but his
publlca lions while he has been in ofic. ar. ey-
ldence of his rnonstrou5 unftness for,the station
Within the last two months he has published al;
open defiance to the PIT sidentto undertake 10 re-
move him. He boasts that the President can't doit
1T President Frank Piece were any filter To he.
President tfat Gov. BIis ham Young is 10 be
ernor, he aooutd doit-and tn Il short order!-
Isn't It disgrace to tile nation that Ter, ttr,al
Governor, removable by law al sthe will f2ths.
President should be Tolerated in cha lienei,v III
detyng, IN daring the President 10 nttempt his re-
\ movaR Would any President, with more shirt
than deer or sheep or a rabbit, quietly submit
to De De thus bearded andbuilieda Lou. jour y
GlERssEY GoNUTy News We extract the fol!
lowing items from the Jeffersonian of Cambridge
0hio:--
Mr.. Sanborn. who was injured by The collision
on the Central Ohio r. r.. died the next morning
latter tie accident, al three A. NJ Under the
skllilul medical care OF DR.. Hillreth of Znnes-
sl.ie, and Dr. Green Of this place, airs. Butte,
who lis attic Stacy House. is ina fair way to
recover. Mrs. Daugherty has returned 10 her
room al Cooks Hotel, and Mr.. George T. Clark
vas able 10 be on duty the next day. The dam.
age sustained by the locomotives in the collision
II IS thought, will be about So, 600 or 81, 600.
The farmers OF Guernsey county have common
Ecea cutting Their wheat. Fhescrop, in general, it
IS thought by many, willfqual, if not exceed that
| OF any previous year They have beautiful ysea-
thsf' gu we except The heaDS in which 10 make
sure OF tne alVldSnds declared in their favor by
the best OF ,Banks--ull mother Earth. ~
Tie rails on that portion of The Central Road
East OF Cambridge have been laid to section So,
| about seven miles out s5ss ssds .sly
| 80. =
! GREAT IspIGNATlos alovEMENr.--A most singu-
lar Indignation movement took place on a ST. Law
renee steamer the other day. We find an account
OF ii in the Montreal Sua. The Hon Judge Mon.
delet, who had taken occasion 10 speak in behalf
of the Gar Nicholas and against the allied move
/ ment IN favotof Turkey, was a passenger in The
steamer Quebec When the passengers assembled
atthe breakfast table Montreal merchant rose
and stated that as there was one person there who.
in his official position on the bench, had made Us
OF language towards Her Most Gracious Majesty
/ and the armies of England and France, now en-
gagged in chastising one of the most brutal tyrants
OF the age-ianguage which united that man for
The company of gentlemen--he considered it his
| duty as a. gentleman and a loyal subject to with
draw, and he trusted that all who conceded win
! INN would follow his example, After the gentle
man had done speaking those at the table rose, and
after giving three deatenng cheers for the Queen,
left 1t IN sole possession of Judge who enjoy
ed his morning repast a,one, " lille the indignant
passengers awaited second table.
s--.+---477--.--s -
CONFESSION OF a SuIcIoE.--The CLOTHING and
t.wool cardng works of Mr.. William Pierce Of
Albany, New York, worth 81, 800 and insured for
$1,000. were totally destroyed by fire on the sd
uitno. Subsequently he forwarded the necessa-
ny proof 10 the Insurance company; but. before il
was obtained, he committed suicide by hanging
himself. and left letter containing the following
confession:
! 70 mg Family: i wish to make a confession 10
me a'0rtd that fired my cothiug works on the Sd
/ vi I May, without any OF my family having any
i SnS%lease Of the same And the great in
US all: My desifel is mat the Almighty would be
msrelIns 10 you all; and that your neighbors would
sympathize with you and comfort YOU Ia Won ss,,f
fernt and God have mercy on you one anssaIsa
Lie y g burden TO nieafter having committed SO
great a crime, and Ieesire not 10 i've. Oh. II,
lake warning by this. lei nothing i.nT,
you. For the erit one, and your hearts, 81 at,.rs
willlead you aslraY; therefore ask the AImghtyfS
guide and project You throughout life. And NAV
God grant you your desire
lsis NIELIAM PIERCE
In postscript he requested that the insurance
company be not prdsecuted fol the insurance
money.