Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-02
oThe Republloan rartn. D

AshOtt time ago itwOs given oul with grand
flourish by Nonh IN Antislaysry lournAIs, that a
great party wOst be fotmed under Tie title soi
YThe Republican Paily. This was TO be new
name TOT Abolllonst, andi, was tocutchthe anti.
Slavery men ofpll parties Whigsand Democrats
Attic NORTH, without distinction OF parry wee
expected TO rally under The standard Of this new
prtly, DESIGNATING the 1aiaepf Republicans. The
scheme has not worked so.well, il seems, ns its
trigRptoIs had anticipated. The New York Til,
hume therefore advises a change OF tactics. That
paper says
s'"lwe'belieyethe hdlEivenby dichiepni
mailing e1iln9epeplentSlale Tinkett eopnpsedo(
lWbies, Rrees0iIefs aud Democrats. united M hos.
ililly 10 Slavery Extension, under the common MP.
peualion OF Republican,, mi2ht have wisely mud
Lene6eienlly been followed in all the States. hut
we have seen no indications that The great body OF
The Anti Nebraska votefs0f oufSlhteaEe prepared
III this step, AIldwe ole very sure TINT II Inns not
been contemplated by a nojoriiy OF the sgneis TO
The State. Gail for the Satltogd Convention We
infer, noteover from the tone Of n inaIbfiiy OF the
Journals w lGG hive tspublsheI aud endorsed The
tkte Gall, TINT they do not anticipate The lofma'
ttonorl Stats Ticket nor The hdoptiono OF COM.
tiion llathe at sOrdlogd.D ii.tS i,-t,s.ssfiS
The Tribune is analrOil nhnmuyeret and any
GLANCE IN its plan Of opeInlions against The insli.
tuislI Of Slavery may he taken as q deeply laid
scheme to chuy out its purpose. wedo mot tkdre
ed ihlhe above extract so fat as the hostility Of
that paper 10 Slavery is involved. 1t doubtless,
now, hopes 10 accomplish upon the ghctilla sys.
lem proposed, What il had expelled 10 achieve
Though tie otgahishl,6n OF s5,cpllel HRepublI.
con PaftySf Ti3At, ,tem q - b
Blu. there is This init--ihe effort 70 organize q
sectional pArtY at lie NpIIlG busiot MT with en-.
lire success. Serious obstacles hageheen eqcouh-
tered. a respectable portion ofsthe ,Norlhern
Wing press have ft6shtd tlpwu this move, and
though all Northern Wigs haSe been rccklessly
chargGd with bsins aBplnipni2sd, The oonltatyis
SHOWN ~ their refusal To lse6nnect them'elvcs
from that National Organization, and to unle with
'hiSsseldnal move. ,.l !, 5 y. sa'i 4 Is VA
The lone OF q numbered the most niluebtial
.NOhaern Wing papers, has for severutweeks pusl
given assurance of tls, tits true tliOt'ltete are
yioentap slavery msnllo be found in the Wing
lpotly stthe NUrlhirendy 10 fsYor anymove against
Slavery, but soitis with Democrats nndsthus fat
the. effort to get up an ti.slavety patty hPs mel
with as much success among lIiemembelsdf the
Democratic, rs OF the Wig party Riehmoad
Wig. ',g@ '..,, ,,iI ! .,lsa
The News.
IA terrible coullagraiIon oceutted at Lowell.
Mass, last Saturday, morning. 1t originated 10 a
stable, on Dnmmer street, aud spteadsto tie I'd.
laining property with Rteot rjhilily, consuming
lheRailrOui Hotel, and crossing TO Lowell street,
where several large wooden buildings were de.
stroYed. together with general STORES. The wood
en- buildings were occupied by Irish, and many
families are len Iopssless. The loss iseslimated
at $4,000 Alitue'glrl, FIVE years Of age. per
ished in The flames, and James Loyell,n fireman,
wasteuiblY, ifnot fatally Injured.
The Cote ihpDftets Of Baltimore hive entered
into on agreement hereafter to>sel coffee at a
cteltoffolI instead ofsix months, os heretofore,
Baron James Iloihschill is said TO have conirib.
utej o futthersnm Of t0,oonf. (e2oo0) TO The sup
port Of his co religionists at Jerusalem.
Rev. pb Dulin Of the Baltimore Conference,
died Washington ctyoh FriJayln
John j.. boswell, one Of The editors ofthe Hart
,toll C9uthntl died OF Hartford, Conn, on Sunday
afternoon, after a few days illness ofprysreIns.
a violent lInil storm passed over portion OF
Madison county, III, on the 2Gih inst, proving
rydestruotive! Hail stones .weIe picked nip
measuring nine inches rounl--one measured, IT
ist slated, thirteen inches.
DR.. Avery Downer. who has prsctised medicine
for seventy ysats. died lat week in Preston
Conn, aged % years, lie was the sole Surviving
witness OF The mussacreof RO,t Griswold. where
he aSsisIells lalhst in dtessing soldiers wounds,
The salary Of The Mayor Of boston Ing beenfS.
ed at S6,OO1 per unuun, and The annual cost Of
the citYgovernment is over 300. 00Oayear.
Messls. p. a. IA. Albnrger, butchers and
provision dealers, doing business in Buffalo, have
failed. The liabilities nfe said 10 have been near
lyone hundred thousand dollars. ~
We are isvetl to hear says the National Intel
ligencer Of Monday thcpningI ofthe death Of vii.
liam Easily, ESQ.,, late Commissioner OF The Public
Buildings, and for many years past nm pctive and
usefn citizen. lie died on Saturday last, tfeTo
few days ilHess. -iesasiti i..s
The New York IleIad, publishes q letter from
Liverpool 10 the effect that lis moi unlikely q
'Iuel will core OF in Enalanl between John Van
Buren, aud Vi. EickeS lie Secretary OF Inc Amer
loan Legation in London in consequence Of q
speech made sometime since this country byMr.
Van Buren, rejecting upon The character Of Mt.
Slckles. We doubt lis truth. tH'ft
a novel case was brought before the U. S. Com.
missionerat philadelphia on .'Eptsdy Ii seems
tlatnn oldman named William Taylor, an old
counL,rteiler, was a short time since sentenced TO
the Moynmensing prison. Being an expert work
man, he wos placed in the Timing department,
aud whleinprjson made counterleilten cent pie
ces which he circulated through his contederstes.
Texas Items. r''''
WEATHER ASD CRoPs.--1'his Inns been snunu-
suallg favorable season for farmers in Tekas.--
There has heen plenty Of rain, pnl II seemed, TO-
fall Just at The proper lime. The tint II
crops are abundant, and tie farmers are already
troubled 10 know what they will dnwiih tleitsur-
plus products.
Aleofof the Tara OF Taxa root, grown in the
garden of James b. Lee, of San Antonia. which