Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-12

1 WIS read, moved d shsPenstonot'lhs rules 10 IN
ttodace The subject, and obtained suspension lo
which voted, made a jnfeRarel snseell on eael
Of his resolutions snpsTulely, 9tle'ed lhelp aNY
moved lilo previous question:
This course was astounding TheIlrt glance
Of The resolutions showed me at once that lhel
simply declared that 0ongtes had "no power 9
abolish slavery in any%aytas dAtahS o. VIA
tie ritv ofd5oHshing sLattryi The States" :,
Isl. They enttIto,Red and tolerated The l"slsu'c'
ton Of declaring resolution oil IN tca'lON 'o
slavery in The States.
End. They'd not deny that Congress had no,
the ,power 10 ab, lish slavery ia tile District o.
Col1mb1, even per Sc, provided the object was mol
10 effect slavery IN the States. J. Z, az.
3td. They admitted thu reception Of Abolition
petitions upon presentation thereof anu Tod
them OH illetalls Of the House.
4tll. Teylil mol negative the d9clFlne 'hnV
Congress might ab0lsh The slave ttaGe between
tie State.
6tlL rley did not deny that ConsttssmlSht de-
clare every fugitive slave 10 ths Dlsltlc1 nee! oe
cause the constitutional provision embraces States
only, no nominee,
9Th. They did not ASSET our right Of FecapluEe
in flee States even.
It'll. They did not asset the SUPREMACY oi tae
laws Of COneteSs over free State LAVISH respect L
The mode Of experimenting runaway slaSssli thei'
limits,
Sth,. They admitted nothing In respect to The
admission Of new slNSe Stats into the Union, III
the face Of Plodda's application to become SIS
let Of the Coufeietucy.
9th, rley did not deny The dOctIine OF q State
Conrt, or Judge OF Massachusetts, thGt slaves
voluntarily carried there, were lrsO (lcIO. free
the EOust INtim embracing persons bound 10 SET
vice il, One State Il yiNg OF escaping nl0 aNollet
an these points, anJ nlpte, were lrlIh by lntI
and legitimate implication, against usi and u be-
came necessary lhot The South should exclude ulI
these conclusions UpOn these points, According
" annealel 'l0 tllr party HpuEe,i MI Atllef'
ion TO withdraw the motion fUt tie previous qutS
tim, in order that might Ollet amendments eN''
blacins al iLesc pOinlSi which amendments
nrentfctl and had reall 10 the House. They tenset
10 withdraw tllG moiiouj Il wal pressed relentless
| Iy, and carried by the Snte Of nearly every Van
Buren, member from the SIull-nROng tie resi-, my
colleague Z, q. R.ves, OF The Southampton dis
Itict, Limsell My amendments were virtually
voted against aud cut UE by The Southern mem
hers Of 'iLu patty AMI in subsequent debate
unnu Iny rIsal 10 vote, on the Introduction NJ the
subject in som. new lntm, my Colleague (All'
RiyrI) even went so lat as 0Sly that 'le was sat-
isli,d, aud tic North hal gone aG ar as could BE-
expected Of them.
| From tint moment, gentlemen, became con
vinCtd tbnt patty spirit would sacrifice tie deaFeS
interest upon eatl, al ltSpaircd Of eSeE obtain
ing due pfoieGlicn Of the institution OF slavery.
The Athetton resolutions aTG Tue Programme
The received text OF their Southern principles
take them at tlpir Wonl. They ATE abolition ell
sines, Tie most potent and Efficient. u they car
Le called AHi.AuOlNlON, then the party feAilyen'
teuan Southern principles Tie Same Patl
Which delIounce me os an asilalOt, supports then
as fair compromise lot the South. Tile same par
| ty who dcnouncs Nj. Clay aS member oltle Col
onizaion Society," support Mr. Van lIuren, wiIt
voted lot flee negIO SnIltage IN the Stale vi Ne"
York, TLrSalnu pntly winch henOunGH MI. Ola!
notwithstanding his speech in the Senate, Shppot
Mr. Won Buren,, notwithstanding his letter 10 SheE
rnd Williams. The snllle patty which deRonnc'
the great champion OF the slave lOlter on the Mis-
souri, question, supports The great enemy oil The Ia
stiinliOn Of slavery, who in the Senate Of New
YORK voted 10 instruct Rufus King to support III,
Missouri restrictions The sane patty who de-
nouRce Henry Clay as oil nhOliliOnist, who wa
horn in Virginia, bred in Kentucky, and is owne
NJ tens and hunltedS Of slaves, and NOW tie Sen
alOr Of slave State, support Martin Van Duten
who is Northern man, and may with COwper SAY
he has mo slave 10 fear hin on The easy couch
born and bted IN non slave holding State, Nl'
without n single tie OF ASSOCIATION to 1lhd him Il
Us ami our Institutions, either Of lnieteSt, OF feel
Ing, Ut Sniirude, unless il be that lie has biIc!
sleep III lis iljck which may have WOOL similar Il
The hAir Of the negro!
but, gentlemen, you have done me the honor Il
say, thai tlave not only stood np TOT the SOu'h
hut nave Ucen sever ready 10 do battle nmy COun
tty'S calse.' Yes, gentlemen,
| s'i!e is traitor 10 S:nitiVe laUd,-
traitor to nlnSinI--whJ, ina C,uss
That down tie course Of Tina viii h,e tie world,
RISKS not Upon the lightning VI tue Akyp
10 save his country"
| have had 10 do GAttv' in various ways, and
msy0sk,. 'wEal, what have dOne 10 merit such
nanl.' as penslOnrd pattl2ans have eneAvOled II
brand upon my ChoaCtvr' hut, gentlemen, y0I
nlndr 10 my public, not my Huyste contests. j.
10 my piiyalC gIIrfelS, tan only say, have fol
lowed the aiyIce TO 'OScpI lie hUm Ike the az
Of Fngal, never sees thou for battle, nOr Slun /
wIen it cumrS.' II the battles which are nov Il
be fought between Wigs and TORIES wee TO b,
decided hy tRNS we would lie in.mcibIe !--ioE
''lsoId Is the heart for Liberty that BEATS.
And strong Ls arm who d'aw& Ills toIhlTy's sword
| Wien GIr nltIUn's lisUts the banner lies,
| Tie NieOT's laurel VITA u,IVc twiues;
| The hoAtn Freedom is tie IO't OF GVl !"
| care mol hos lew tie friends, OF many liz
foes, we would cUIQnet! Eat, gentlemen, OIL
battle must be by The ballot luX--1y the peaceful
constitutional lrnSUr The voice and the ticket
Aud one great Pfl9sOf Vur cUnltGl Is, the FGEE
DON or ELEcrlONS!
| II tuamiS aud tInlGts Won Il nj once boldly IT,
SOFT Ia tie lOire Of aims, Liberty would have
nOnsht TO Eot. Hut Their ronlSe is IusiluUny
and undt lminIng. Corrupt themselves, they cot
mpl tie, public agents and at last the people.
'l;eiue once fnrtect how to giant suits,
How TO 'lery them, Whom to aiEaItr, And whom
| IUtnsu iOi ONe:iOrpinsi
|
hlylnI both the hey
OF oliter aud Office, eats att keats
10 what tuI! pleased his ear
| II they would send their 'g-n'taEmeS's 10 the
ntcclncls and ptiCk the frtcmen from The polls b!
the sharp points ui theft bright bayOnrlS, wOuIt
thank them, iOt lie fury would then begin IN eat
nest, nndt lie standing army Of The oitce.loldet,
would be bHue beneath tie green sod Of Oul
cont green's. hut nU-thcy sneak with inSidu'
Gus stealth, and steal away Vut strength aud un'
deENline unl fortress.
The Office IruldeEs openly contribute a tax to
'buy our sweet rUceS'-lO pension our party
preSSeS-anl by EDtmal official report in lll,,
Senate, n wall Of defence Is lhtown around theft
licenIiOnSRess, theIf fraudS, mud their lutcc.
4 Pennsylvania mob ImnlpIrs rlOwn The Legs.
lnmtT VI State urrs onl Of tIuUts tile Objects Of
the law, lGreS aud OvctlwrS tic laws themselves,
and they are justified W the Executive rPIimaIds
10 the intelirirnreuf Federal Officers in defence
of tie State Consli ution, and BY regular report
n ouI