Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23


We hOve certainly no disposition 10 interfere
With The Argus, Of lie layohts-the administrator
Of Franklih Pierce The Truth is, We love cont
zee and admire the man who is willing 70 bIeai
the slormsof adversely, and the indiguiles Of de-
feat and We would BY no means mar N the lsas
sny comfort It can bring the President OF s parIl
In this their time OF deep distress. But nOlwiih
stauang our kiOl feelings towards tho Argus, en-,
our plbiound iegSrd and esteem for that Tnre viz
tue, which stands BY auotheTin his adversely, AMI
in its indulgence is willing even to resist the viii
OF the people, we feel compelled, by our TegarC
for The truth Of history, 10 notice some enoD th,
Argus has fallen Into IN bis melting adde's Of yes
terday to his patty. Asilisthe organ of ceHuiI
party h.reabouls-(1e do not say The Democratic
party because TumOt says, and the elections prov,
it, that many, " not majority Of The Democrats
QTe by no means disposed 10 swear by PleTcs)-i
is proper il should call It's men 10 deeds Of glory
but The dsmaals Of lIulh are Drought 10 be allow
ell olhe.s-nol excepting even those Gen. Pierce
Abiding 10 the e;ecions. which have just come
Of, this paper says, 'sueh unnalural occurrences
ore usual alter L,e passage Of laws faYoEable g
tie South. The fugitive slave INV WAS iollo~et
by worse consequences" OF course be means by
worse eGcitemenls aud more unnnlurnl occur
Tences than Tue lala elections Penhsyi, OHIO
and Indiana. Tlns 10 an enor--we lad amos
said a "fG." What followed the passage OF tile
slave Law OF worse consequences We ATE at 4
loss 10 remember, AID are sure The Argus cannot
name il. But stop-perllsps we ate too fast. We
10 remember that lie eleclEn Of General Pisrc'
aud the yety geaeroI defeat Of Tie Wigs, OIoweu
the passage Of Tue fugitive slave law
But tue Angus cOhlluuss; "a returning sense o
Justice, 10 opeuing up tue uodvtslanjiLsa Of the
people," All, we would lhutIhe Understandings
Of tue people had opened up lhlIs sooner--bu
10 solemn sOberaess. Mr. Argus, where shall we
find The evidence Of lais "telutning sense o. jus
licei"
We here nSk our old friend aud leader the Ar.
gus. to allow uS 10 make a suggestion. We re-
member that one Ofthe resolutions Of the BalIi'
more Convention, which nominated Pierce, read
as lolows:-"RtSolped Tnol The Democratic
party will resist all attempts at renewing in Con-
gIeS7 OF out Of il, tue agitation Of the aver
question, under whatever shape OF color the at
tempt may he made" Here is plain resolution
aud one of them which President Pierce and biz
Administration promised TO support. We would sug
gest whether the Introduction Of the Nebraska bill
and The support this administration gave ii, was
not violation Of this resolution, and Whether 1
does not go further TO account for the lete e&-
ttaordinaty eectons than now. NOlhSm, Al
olilionism. aud all olhsr isms put togslher,--
But in your eElotlOliOn Of Yesterday you ven
lure lllu assertion, that PierCe's Administration
has been conducted according 10 the Baltimore
plalConn. Thakof this. Is Tue above your evil
lenoe Of tue ruth OF this asssniOni We assert
that Pierce has not conducted bis administration
according to tie plain sense and meaning Of th'
above resolution of the great Baltimore Demo
crBGic Convention. A DEMOCRAT.