Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-12
nho Know Nothing National Convention.

PHILSpkLFlil4t Fliuay, June o. l99V.
THIS morning session provided IVf an eleelp1
Of !otfcels Of The GMNd Council loE tue ensuing
year at O'Clock this afternoon, and AUTHORISED ls
anNointmen( OF q COMMITTEES Of One ron ea0n
Slate 10 Ue selected by lis delegation 10 ttale
Platform Of Principles, eto' IlISe Olet ~
Georgia moved ilIs Committee, anu tOS. uatuns.
Il Massachusetts, secluded u " le" sssesAevls
remarks. Now comes The tug Of VAT Ing teslo;
,s,io,, Of freedom 10 Kansas and Nebraska VIII
carry q SltoHg vote, qHd u denied allesN" W'u
VI lie Council &ili llaw OF.
There IL uutte Actnb.iaea TOT tile Presidency OF
The Council and also fOt It's minor olhees, some
dozen candidates are presented toF Tue Etssl'
dency alone, Smons whom ale GOyeioI uaiuner
If MsssacLusslls, ex,Goy, Colby Of New lamp.
shire. barker OF New York, (ptesent inCNmOent'l
lanes u. Hicaud Of Maryland, twhOf Is supposed
Ia have The hest elauee fot The ShulhetA slpnoltD
bartlett Of Kentucky, and several mote tom Tile
Sonil aid West, Ratkets chance foT reelection
isonIY IN long continued DIVISION Of his0ppoIeu's'
An The offices haze handsome salaries attached 10
Them, aud ate very pretty waiting places unlll !iIt
grand distribution Of Offices under "SSM" al lie
White House III '61 rewards the hungry aII 'He
faithful.
The Ohio Stnte Council hos held lis meeting at
Cleveland Ills week, onIl Its declaration Of pin.
cinles, which CAME On ihis morning, hIs sIlllened
III The NOttItfn sentiment JeCItedIy. Tie ffee
States would be willing 10 adopt this ns the aIlOh:
al PlattOtm' KAN.
PRINCIPLES OF THE AAESlcAN PARTY OF ONO,
/. The unlimited Irttdaa n religion dlscollltci'
ell with politics; hostility 10 ecclesiastical lNllW,
rnces utlun Tie ufilts VI OUyetnDenli equally oil
rights " oil unllIaliaed s'IsIsn's WHO a!s thOt'
o9g6Lg Imeric1nitsR and owe llU temporal nllegl'
aGce, hyteas Of tlleit religion, higher Than tllal
10 the Constitution.
H.. No Interference with tbe rights Of citizen.
shin acquitted by lUtegnrlS, and protection OF law
10 all WHO emisrjte lIOm love U( libellyi but the
exclusion pf foreign paUpeis and lelOns, ninl o
refusal 10 tyitnd he right Of suffrage 10 al FhO
cone hereafter until they shall have FeSldsd2 yeats
IN lie United States and piled with lie Natuf'
aIZAtion laws.
M. Oprosston 10 all political organizations
compused sfelusiptLyof Foreigners, dndtO FOrtigH
Military eoRpanirs, aud 10 all attempts 10 exclude
Eie Bi6ie from Sehe0ls suPp0risbbyths G0rtE7msmi'
~. Slavery Il tOtIl--Uot natiOnal, We oppose
It's extension IN any Of our territories, and the H.
crease Of Its political poverty The uJInts lotI Into
lie Union or any Slave State OF OtheEwisei aId
we demand Of the Gsnefal Cove an iIlhs'
dlots redress for The gteal wtoHgs Which have beel
inflicted nnon the cause ol freedom 1nd tie Ameti'
can character by lie repeul VI The Missouri Com.
ptomse aud tie Introduction VI slavery INTO Kansas
In violation Of law by the force Of ufals, aud tie
deSuuClOn VI Tho elective l.anchiSe.
Y. In humble imitation OF The wisdom Of wash
inslon, We oppose oil intervention III tie attaIIS o.
F0teisn StaleSi YET on all pE0iet Occasionsw we WI
not withhold Out sympathy tom oEy people u.s.
ISpirns 10 10 lice.
VI. We support American industry and genius
against tlIe alYelSe policy OF IUTelsh nations, allt
facilities 10 internal aud external COlnlIeTCG b!
line iDrtoyeInrnlu Rivers un liafUOtS and The COLI
lsItlcliUn Uf National iOadS llnlling thu various
SeCtivnS oil The Union,
WI, The Union Of tttse StHt& should be mad'
p.rpr4I by fIithiuralirgi iO.ihr Constitution
VIll. III Slate policy VIZ zealOuSly advocate
Rtrtnckment and Reform, modification o. 'ht
present OnnreS.ivr system OftHXaliutt null llhefa
S,sIem cl Public SchOnlS
lSpetlal Dispatch toino \ :. rIib1hs.
PHhiuEIFutt, Fulay N'ghl, June s, 1855.
Tbtte been lun to-day lihrker llelng sick lie
had his AdlteSs read BY his next ifIeHd. II wh'
liunkersl to lie dtegSi lie lolIly cTaw! lei 10 'h'
South; lie spit upon Higher Law nnd denOuIIceI
sewntt's elurliOn. The Moth now got mad aIlI
paid Inn (lInrket) on By defeating his election
lie would Lave got II but LOT This. liz liau lle VI
liza Southern support oil through,
There wete six ballots for President. w tIIt
first ballot The number Of votes east weIe IA.
UTTE6 TEJIT UaII6t GulGIeE lad ~, aud on III
iounhSS
tn the sixth ballot bis fliends united with tliOs
Of 8, u. Bartlett Of KYp giving Ilrc latter 81 un,
electing him.
lIatEtt had SO on the last ballot and Gatdner
q. d. Ffeemen Of Pennsylvania was chO$el
Vice President, having II votes, to % for Ford u
OHIO, iC fot Sretty Of CQun., nnl u IOr olhets
Corresponding Secretary, q. ". DeShlet Of New
jersey Recording Secretary, The las Years lual
over ROuth Of Conn.,! Chaplain, The Rev. Hem!
". Rugs Of Mass, Universalsli Treasurer, llehF!
Ctanc u Ohio.
Tue Committee OIL Platform are Thnmns H.
Fold Of Ohio, Colfax Of Indiana, FOslef III Mass
Colby UfN. H., Johnson VI penu., Lyons OF New
York, llnughion VI NOllh Catalina, aud one from
eaGiI VI The other States, They meet al 0 a. VI.
tU.mutfOw to construct Platform.
The North will OlTrf the Ohio Platform aS lheiI
doctrines in ull. They will stick ~ The rcSlura'
ton OF the MlssUuti CUnnfOnss 10 lie death. The
South, seeing The determination Of the Moth ldIk
Of accepting the restoration with Provision favor
Of delHal seltlets, but tie North say no Ptoviso.
10 mlttOw nlutnihg, on mOIiun 10 IPtin BARK
cts Adde'S, iU will get Jesse from the Nuttl IOt
his lowet law Doctrines. piqunnt debate is eS'
wcted.