Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

W.. ssn heartily second The wish Of ONT eolems
noFnfv az no Baltimore dmclfean, lhol us eppn-
Nv nofsessed some slalesmani eleyaled " paWlol,
ian and commanding influence, whose voice e0Aly
be hepId Throughout lha lAu " w nv, Ky
he CONSERVATIVE moioTiiyO nlisecllOnsi anl plu'
,Iing Noflhe!m lonaic SIN aud SoulleIn ulllnsm--
Frfssoil nRrsssion aud pro alnVeiy agitation alike
HE ,ull we are tir,l Of this eve lasling c0mpo'
lion ab ut negroom--thg Southern people ore
tiFed Of II, aud lbey want peace anu qulel, u u
can be oOlainsd without the suclihee Of lheI M.
al:eudbe rights.
VIII n Tie question Of tie repeal oi,ihe Missouri
COMPROMISE was presented 10 them bY hortAtFR
Ssnsior they nniuEally took sides 10 favor OF thai
Felell. 8 existence was an o iJus ahl pnlpel-
Discrimination ogoius The South, aud wlien we
oppoH unity was OflJIied 10 remove that dlacEml
nation tie great mass Of the Southern people zen
ii o duty they owed 10 tllvlnaelyrs ana 70 .lls,
hsltnlons Ia 90 Uuvrhle 10 eeoiing US is'nVsul'
Whether u Ttshiled IN my piattaai wv,
10 item, Or not Wns not SO match pnWet y wi
alteration Us was tie rspudiatOn OF Q pnu9iPlSS
uniau aud anu RI publican IRsy ony u.nss ~
\ the,f NtftbeFn bIeiheru 10 be numtled oN e4un
enns with them into the teIfilntlrA 81 lne pni'ey
IS,a,es--iho common pIopsrtyul ALL nsl $3.50
| iJf no ConpesslOnal ltglslnll0ni ~ "lNt @
t,r1iiot;ea aiipe Slater, but they dld anu ilho 7
lnfht TO nsk l0T tue top al OF 91eh S"NY1'ss'O''
lleeis,ailom ns made them Jrss Sislts. ,V
e,V,s ,l,is ,lenidnd ng too much Oi The NeItli-,
lie n fay that our NotlheIn bIelheln should lns'e
lunon The inteIposliUn Of Fed.IQl power 70 ~
,b.n, In ana lfine free Stat, out OF tie public 40
Imam, by prohibiting ths citizens OF Sne SYus ,
ho,n an equal participation lheTeln. NC WI.
would never recognise The power Vl C0ngISss I
'.,,r ere And make slave 81 tes lheh WHY should
ltbey Insist upon ltS inleflelonee to MAKE lis'
stale lit las The power ~ Tie one case
has lie power IN the other, anu 10 Wniel
olherS have much right % lheY RaYsi ~
whole questions hds been lufciOly mlnsIt s1eu y
/ showing that the people Of the sFIllones9 eie .
lInuoh entitled 10 Tue night Of risnVsnBol ~ lu y.
lice, of s.nvely uT, M Ollpl words, llen uoh esu
l,nsii,nUOns, 81 Tie time u lheiI admlss0n as
/ Stale a. any sovereign State, N0illleIn OF SCUM
lefn llas; ana llisis OIL that's Itquitsu'
| Hnytfs obtained this IN Telefence "a The leHl
tories OF Kansas aud NeUfnska, Tue SjuIh u con
tent. as 10 The existence Of non eHlalenct Q
sluyrIy ~ tloSe territories u rs mallet ulnt mus
be decided by The NATURAL course u even 81
/ The South has lakeu no steps 10 1i9 up thOs
lietn,ours viii lave holding eiuision's, by me Az
of tmIrtanl societies., OF tU euler INTO uny SUIT
a scrn,nDle fnr lhe ascendenCy lhele. She Is con
tent WIN the ilRhf lot Southern emisTanls 70 &c
move into Kansas or Mel with lhelE slaves
lana iLut usht she intends 10 mdn1uln Whether ne
people cllUoSe lU 30 there OF mol
The New YVrk Courier IS tight WHEN y eoys J
a late IS ue ol lhut paper llau " II We are " Jug
by Tile kemeIai tl.enes u ihsit ioulnas' llF Pee
Die Of ia South take very lilla ucstn IN IN
lslrupRls which has been going On TOT Tue contIC
lnT The Two new letfilufieg, liaving esaaYed |
lossefl priuciplu by wipmg the Missunii CVmPEt
ltmse line Ol 49, 30. out Of existence, lucy sssi
iudisnosed 10 carry Tho contention idllheL3
lthe NOnh gain tue practical advantage in lle en-
by Kunsas aud NeLiaska coming Ia asiiee plAle
let luenhag6 it. While they gem thql advanlar
bythe free and unlIamnlsled decAon u Tue Us.
lnls Of those Territories The south VIII never Ol
ieet, but let them gatl Il in that way and mol Bee
10 convent The Federal Government into paehll
ior manufacturing ice Territory, OF INTO an inst
meot for destroying Ire rights and privileges VI Il
lpeopls OF any potion Of The tOnledeiaoY.
lley boast now that they wlll gaiu every adya
age in the end--that Kau5as aud Nebraska VI
be free. Then why Longer continue asi1allOnt'
Why seek TO fe.inslCte Tue Missouri c0npfplni
while 1, ey contend that the very territory Ov
ylich Il OppefatgS win DO as ulueh itee leITl'o
giihout thGt ComproliiSe ao pih ~ WHY not
the subject alone II they a,e satisfied OF such
lsul3 They admit themselves tlnt before 70
sress could aol, aud plhe repeal OF Tie fepea
I6e elIecled, under the mo favorable clIcul
STANCES, the who mattel VI slavery Of no Save
La, those territories will bc hnally se.tltd Ny
popular will OF tbuSe intabiung them,
We believe ourselves lhatthe question WIN
seltleJ definitely tie way OF ths OlheI w
tiiizeus OF Kunsus and Nebraska long beiole 70
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yGnd tue territorial power Of Congress. FuitI
agllotlOn therefore by tue North cau result IN
practical gool. That Is manifest by tieiT o.
fsasOLing. Why keep il up theul Allihe Sou
asks Is 10 be let alone, and why nVt let US la
peacel--RtehAi0ad Wing.
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