Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-10
I1oTJhof1 IlmS ana ne WING Panty.


'nblltehl Action 81 the North, ane particularly Of
lheapllpa TIE different parties Of New York.
poip(nl 70 thv true patriot 10 look careful.
" al that action. Whit it will lead to we cannot
sumise even bit come what may II is veil lot
Union men and lovers Of The constitution, and,
peiSonl desltousof psrpeluaung TIE Union Of '7e,
aud Of handing down The iTeedom.ba fabric Of
SolhialheSt to ptosPsFity, 70 act lOsetherAhd act
well. gTWA4133M
Alts6L ed dsWe are 70 the Institutions and feel
uEsOf The South, TOT both by bTth aud education
we ate suoG We can never lose sight Of The catdi.
nal IishlsOf lbs South, no matter what may 10
ottpAtly o. what nihy be our views Of Federal
politics, TIE CoHtiiiutioa frSi, and Ms ConsH.
tad0nai ighiS Of ihs SsutA must ever form in
these lsmalto daysl the leading feature VI our pOt.
ieAhfaiIh While we are wings and shall support
the national wing principles, we are before that
even Union men and advocates OF the Consiu.
iiOnal Tigltspf lbs South We OanpeYeT be 9th
eIWiSe. a1E0pglg 1sfWa
ie Tie 6ollons Of the late conventions Of ilie State
Of New York, hes Keen The occasion Of muchnnx.
iGiy0n tie pert OF the nembeiS OF the two great
pstties South. The nominees Of the Syracuse Con.
vehlon (stOod very doubtless 6siore the public on
the resolutions Of that ConyenlOh) which meant
little and could mean everything. lhv late Free
Soil Convention has JsslpaItd our feeble hopes
even, and has adopted anti. Union and anti.
Constitution p6olysl, which have received the
sanction Of the Wing nominees for Govern.
o.. sc. This settles The question. We can
have no sympathy With men, no matter by VIII I
uAm0 they call themselves, WHO deliberately
tiampls on and denounes The Constitutional rights
Of Che South, We look more to the Fillmore
whiga aad The Brownson and Dickinson Demo-
CIalO Of New Yotk as worthy the afhliston of the
uuioh me- Of the South Of bolh parties, aud al
though haNdiiSnal Democrats have been tattOyd
and ytaAdsd BY the President we hope that The
people Of New.YOlk m0y ShOWtheir devotion to
the Union BE Constitution, by elvcting Greene
g. BToWuS5H next Governor OF tbotState.
wsOop hardlySay that we expect they will do
50. Executive inauence Is aspingi him, aud all
the isns are opposed TO him, and he can hatJly
succeed. We can only wish him success aud
p3lnJ to hlhia6 the man, who dared resist the en-
eiOaohmenlS Of power, and Of Executive inau.
ence, aRd,WhonoB daTes to brave the voice Of
fpetiobAnd the yell Of iis6nion, ana stahdup.
Unrth6 broad platform Of the Union, the Consli.
tuIiop and We rights Of the.Whols Union there.
dnde. Ia such cause it is better to fall, than to
succeed ia The opposition TO shoh principles. aud
while we scarcely hope, We cannot but wish for
The SUCCESS Of GTeehsC BfoWgson.
President Pierce has the pleasing satisfaction Of
alsoAihg, on New York confusion and Of saying
"thiS Dii part my work" ahdwepubliSh to DAY,
The following lellsEoi Daniel Webster, when Elur.
fison'ESeeEplaIy Of State, asa model Of R1ecu.
= tive policy, connehdiuE IL to the administration
and pointing 70 New York politics a. Ct lluslra.
lion 81 Executive ipteffetshcs in the political
.TishlsOl The public. u
DEPARTMENT OF SrATE, March 20, 1871.
rothe Hon. ThoS. Ewing, Secretary Of Treasury:
SiRt-The President 10 Of opinion that Il Is
GtsAt abuse 70 bring the patronage OF the General
uOysSnment ihlo c6aiiiol wiz the freedom Of
elHcuonN and that this abuse ought 10 be correct
ed wherever u may have been Permitted lU exist,
aud 10 bo nleFeltsd for tue lutuTe.s c, 1VBa
We tbstsiOre directs that Information 10 given 10
all officers and agents In your Department Of Tie
public serylesi that ndriSan interference IN popu-
let eltpliolS WlelheF Of Sats 6dicefs, OF officers
,pithl g9yeEnmgnk and f0I whOmsoeVeT against
'whomsOeveI may be eGelciBed OF the payment Of
any contribution OrasSessneRt on salaries OF Off.
cinl compensation for party OF election purposes,
will eIegarded by him as cause Of removal.
tits nOthlended thot any OlfcerShal be restrain.
81 fee aud proper explosion and maintain.
f1Ree Of his opinions respecting public men OF
public measures, Orin the eXsciSe, 70 The fullest
degIee, OF The constitutional right OF suffrage
But persons employed under The Government, and
paid toTihelT services Ou Of ihe public Treasury,
ate not eXpectedio take an active OF Oficious
4nm ~ ~ a. LA ILL. -
OueEsi such conduct being deemed Inconsistent
with tie Oplrto Of llie Constitution and the duties
s0fpubiic bgeniS acliDg uhderlt, and tho President
tsftsolYej 40 iaf rs depends upon hun, that while
the exercise az lhe elective franchise by The PEG.
llpshalbe fgye from undue influences Of official
slpfo1, op9 authority, opinion she'll also DO free
among The Oiicsll aud agents Of tie Government,
III The President wishes il further to be announced
ndIntinetly understood, that lfon all collecting
! and diabufsing officers pTOmpiilude in rendering
aec1untS, and entire puncluaty In paying balances
Will be Vigorously exaced, 10 his Opinioni vs. time
10 return, In tbs respect 70 the saIy practice Of
the Government, and to hold any deglee Of delin.
qpenoy on the paTt Of those entrusted with the
public money IdstcauSe,Oi immediate removal. He
deems the severe obSeIVanGS Of this rule 10 be
essential to the public service as every dollar lost
" The fepsuEY ny unlailhlulness IN Office, creates
8 neettily ioT new chage npOn the People.
De haV0 The honor TO De, $40, your out sefvt.
s...., ........sC DANiEL WEBSTER,
!, 1--WE observe some writer in tile PairmOnl
lTtue YiTiuian has been 'peacblng,' anIpuLlish-
lug 10 ihe world ths.sayihgS and dOinEs and secret
history Of the welisl Circuit Court. Now the
writer ID queer fellow, undwe thought he had
quiESieqll look about hin when w were inlTolu.
Cel TO him, but Raymond Sail he WaS "alI right"
! "Lill0'l aid We think be WpS going to "Ulurt
ag'theWny be has. Why he has told graf
many things GU US and on our comtads dawn
lhglsthal we thought securely locked up. Well
sle Alpt done and pan'l be helped, and We arc
gqd that he did not tell any more than he did, for
itw9ld be awful had he gone, on with the thing
ne adS hoslahed. OF course he SlOndered us
little, but 66doGtnlnd such things; but 10 ILiuk