Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-26
rha oinoinnati oaltase.

We ate yet Without aut henlto tnletmalloh as 10
thedteisallybt Capt, s. Melton, Of the steamer
Pals Cty With The fanatics Of CineIaDatt The
facts, IS We hear item ore these; The Fails City
ftt6isclIy tor 81 Louis, having on boatd some
bkStoss wlJs theft owners, bound tot Mlssoatl,
wsflhst they were removing ttom Virginia. When
the boat reached Cincinnati, the underground
railway gently aseettaiOiog Tile fact that The me-
goes Sete on boati. applied TO one VI the ioaots
Of Cincinnati, fora kabtds estpm to haSelhe Me-
stoys bought bstote bin and set at Liberty, We
supp4se lie proceeding was under The law Of that
stts lOea,lpg tll slaves voluntarily brought into
ohoDY tie osHets, ThstePoFt is that the O0'cer
ptessned himself to Capt, Mason With his au'l'o'l'
IL, aud .t6tt CAPT. Mason he'd The negroes sent
atfoss The tiSes to CoSinslpn befote tile officer
could reach them, and then landed tbete and took
theh'oh 10 ST. Louis ID Ills boat. Foi this We
undettani The t!onot afotesald, issued rule
OtsIn4 CAPT, Mason to show cause why lie should
not be attached and punished for contempt Of
Out, When viii the Just rights Of the South he
ttneSGed BY lhe tboit6nlsts Of Tue Flee Stales5--
lta,N COME @ihis that citttsn Of Virginia can
mol psss down out own Ohio 10 Missouri withon!
being thus tobled Of his ptoretly, Twill fOt the
dSej3 and ttst too !'Wllen The boat is Virginia
lnsC end doating Of the ,llte Un the national high
wdy'iiyd perhaps bya sttins 10 an anchor Of the
CSnelonsil wlattI Capt. Mason deserves tue
thanks vi ths South tqt defeating Ills ubiquitous
elliott, and viii be supported uIso BY all tight
minded and Union loriVs citizens Of tie Flee
StsteA
Tue euntnl.ot eyeOis may be bringing US near
etactf,is thaa most retons inskine Tile ropN'
lst elements orc wotkins actiysly oil oSst Tie
Union, and Efforts like ibis may give them d.en'
lijn which all must dsrlore, Lei The novels w.
wSss. The steat mas Of the people, North and
SOUTH .e sneslely attached 10 The great principles
Of OUT national compact, THEY have been accuse
toned to t4yete tbs institutions handed down tous
6ytGe Vsitss df 10" and they will stand ", pto'
tetanJ defend those principles aud that unlon--
ta,g SAly d, long alta Union ef tFHhiy, as
those sites designed II should bei only 50 IoaE as
llat Constitution, wlritS provides that "FAe eli.
sena Of each State shall be entitled 10 all ptiSi
lsse. snd iumuuilles of citizens in lie seyetAl
S:nsah Is telpseleJl1a pteYed IN all the States,
and by the pope thereof. II private property
aud nghtt sts 10 he violated, II lie naSikaIle
steam " hicIl aows between tile Two sections Is to
Ls held AMI used solely BY the fee States, II cit
liens Of ibs soulhetn States ate 10 te prohibited
itoa, reaeesbIy pas.ius to ah,teet Southern State
With tsit ptopelty, II they ate t0be subjected 10
inno.Ioll alldst ihs mocsery VI judicial process,
more .sye,s than hostile Of iotssa naiious would
iate intpss upon then, hs would be wise man
indeed who could, with PROBABILITY even, count
on Tie petpsiuhy Of the American Union. Such
conduct may meet with The aPptoTal Of FauslIr'
and men who teaIly leslie dissolution Of The
.upiou, men
awkoss breath Is tHalIoni''
hui we cannot believe that such rouduct meets
wihtLe tpptSyst Of the substantial men Of Gin.
einuati OF slHwhste, We believe that they can.
sole 10 not, and will not saasIIop, this Iessizsd
piItSyupSA the tight, Of Others but that however
much they may bsa'posed to oppose The ln'llta'
tioa Of slavery as sueh, yet they will move Ia
eonaon phalanx in support Of the Constitution,
the laws made tLeteaadett which ate The '.suptsms
law Of The land, and the tights Of citizens Of oil
ltil. Of The eonteletacy.