Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-03

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declamatory charges of political agitatc Il. Il.
solves itself into nisafp tension, or mi inter
pretainni OF the pfincpl rs md iIcts Of IyAs
litical orgapization 81 Tie new EeiFiiories lhc
United Statcs:
y WHAT'S the voice Of history? When fi1 tr-
dinanec; which provided fo1i ile goycrnnlth. "a
the territory nor Invest oil tie riyer Ohio and
for its eventual sIbdiYi sion into new States VAS
adopted IN the e Congress- Of the Coniedtf ion;
it is not to DO supposed that the que iiou fi fu-
ture relative power, as betweent the Slatcsy iCh
retained, and those which did not feiain.1 hli-
merollsa eolOred, populations escaped nofln M
failed to be considered. Andyct the con son
of that vast teTritoTy to the Interests and ii-
ions of the Northern S tate q sterrit0rg No the
seat of five among the largest members lie Z
Union, MAS IN great pcarEiTe, The net
State of Virginia and of the South.
When Louisiana WAS acquired by fhe 4 *
States, 1t was an acquisition not less 10 tie tfh
than to the South; for while il was import
the country at the mouth of the river N ISL MI
to become tho Cmp0riumyof the count ~ bl' it,
SO also it was even more important 70 the ~
Union to have that emporium; and althoutl die
new province, by reason nj its imperfect 4cttle
ment was mainly regarded as the Gulf OF DifKicns
yet, in fact, it extended to the opposite bogn
Ties of tho United States, with far greater bfidl
above than beleF, and was in territory, Gs cy
erytiipg else equally ut least an accession II ~
- lneIc anu
t;S tl,s ;i,tersst 20 t1o Sn,,+i is
ad ;,,st nav,
t,at Hvere'in inspee bT above
tionoI ;ealonsies n Was 4, trtf The great eSnt
winch by completing for us the possession CHE
valley of the Mississippi. with commercial aIsss
to the Gulf of Mexico, impaired unity
STRENGTH to the whole confederation, and attase
n--R-T. a.
West, as well'as the North and the South.
As to Florida, that WAS bat the transfsI 81
SPAN . 20 tae Cnltea states OF TERRITORY
sAs. slue :. eIe EtgeI T ~ A.
lIse nlllch tle Ghlleu E'ases
feu ~ Sin oi .',E ss1 sue Oh tlat river,
~ t,ls.oly VI 'ae tlsae1lon
Semanded by The I 81. aTa .s
curity of the whole Union. :,
IN the tneahume' hhe people OF the onltedSk :
had grown up to a proper consciousness of tls. y
s' NM l. pIlot oo.,,ass J, elsii s!ti.vo
~ = ssconu serious var Win Great brltain' ~
erence for Europe and emerged from the
,,bc,e of those $3.50; I;i 8
PHvFS " 1tsosS tEtNnsstV'sntc itlluehces, MlNeh ~
rounded the infant Republic, and had begun y.
" sIu M
NelOpuieht OF tue ahterhal resources OF inc On
Among the evanescent controversies of n
,,or;od t,n ,nost 7cG, ,,,, - H. ,,atf
II. ~ sN't' Wy 4usSs.!!
Oh Tesuiattoh 9y congress OF the sociai corl!ti
~ ~ of ofI 5 sA = l''u " ''9 'e'i'
The ordinance fort government of the tern r.
tory northwest of the river Ohio had Contamef
a provision which prohibited the use Of seryiIt
X. - ~ ~: t
iaooI IlcFeiI sugIect 70 tile ConalnOh Oh the sNi
tradition OF tug1tYeS from service due in any 9TH
err mart of the limited States Subscnurnflvfs
~ Scs.,sf ys..s Z. - ~ :. 1850 -,
the adopupns oil the constitution, TINS pTOVlSo{
ceased to remain as law; for its operation ~
Sl * n - -, III = ~. n u.
such was absolutely superseded by the constI
ton. But the recollection of the fact excited tbs
ynoI Of sccil J; II, so,,,a -
the confsdsrat;on. md when second STAT
that of Missouri, came to be formed in the tcrfb
| tory OF Louisiana, proposition WAS made to e{'s
tend to the latter territory the restriction orig-
| many appileu 10 inc country SlRuateu DctFS4h
/ :, ,{,slis.5 -. ~,
Asl ~ as mus PtepolNon ~ Allts Sonse
tu.onal Feauons, y tsceEes dne
Nun sone VI lei w w
rights OF he intended new la1es twas reluctant
cause o. peace ~ Tue UhOH NOT oy oe Flg.s s1l
equality AMONGST The States guaranteed by The Copsitut
~ Ms IsSsiveu ~ ne nottsIn ee,eS
actnrI aemadeS rS ali TfS forms ~
iegati0n L place in the statute book standing open
birst 10 Ne ,ronoSns.d nun and void ~, tls co,s ~
md ssosSjn - ~ III s l ~ @ a., ~
the stStrs which IIeh i ogySnt.d 4" ont ~
mart N ne oriVinaI terrorv M ionisiSnS u w V
In ali Ills ~ IN, ~ v":
,,o, I ,rs ti a. { s1o' "a ~, lT n.
tb iSts ~ "'hOp P"sOH VI us So" @1s
Fiis SStfovtsy Isssed sNay VIII, the occasion
surviving II save ne Iormn6t leiter SF The sat,SS
But long itSrwar when by he X
me i5iiE ~ Te1ss s initgd Stsins ters u, s1.i.
next step in territorial gTeatnsss similar connEency
CURED and became The occasion for assmns
to Intervene in the domestic slrs Of ono sestio ~
nIen in defiance OF their right as States and ~ lie stip,
latofs OF tile constltuo, THESE atteT,t n Irc.p
teal direction IN HE Hpe 81 IgFsVerig enlrnyors nv
some OF the reresentatiye IN boh houses of Ia
deprive be Southern States OF the s,tssd rnGt Of lie,
visions Of The act authorizing the Of tic
IIies6nrt 70 y - = W
I'M ool serss NJ e ,eopl and tho i.a force ~
gtftlilSn trin,nnSe over and tf ~
IA erroTs NJ thr al, and he sIati ~ ssi -.,,s,i ~,
;on a IN. Eos s,;h Ins,SVio1s Sit M nv
oss' Sor them md y,sS [ ,s
M b., III ", ~ a. ,,ij c
NJ ~ Il ND q 1iisaity Of states
ky VIZ \1ts,anfs * Me IgsrSs,. ~ ,I,s am
.s lt,e. X this we're far nsssr ts. ny,
l.- ~ sftse ,t;sl, NJ w
preal6iIs I'unce. M made nv tn, South ~
1eil moo n 1reHd 81 the the tr,,e lovstl
of ier Nj who ioilrei np,l 1torad for tts
Success n 81 Pertinent on rcruIIcan IDstItutIons
II was edl1 l pn that such M opportunity had oc.
cI,FFt I9i I,l hi SanCnv mower nm this cnnt,46t 4
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