Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-11
lLlgEqg- E14IglaI q Re-elestea-The

last Shlcago Oent0cfdt Administration papeEl
claims TO hGvs omeidter nl6Ftnatioh than here
tofopo rooeiyed, going to the reTolec-
ton of the Little Giant is .bg 20 means certain.
WhethnSt ilisrepultlr from Eggptis tol b5SreIied
on, of course we do NOT know, but give what
thdeditor7ofths Dsn5eFat sdys on ne sdBieee
forS9hat it is worth. .sU1dsrthe startling heads
ing of ''Dodgl4s Senator to Bess
elected sdptile GOETHE lSafoBat Democrats
hold the balance of power Good News for. the
DsmocJasy iOf The, SSatiOn--Let every Democrat
in tl1elAnt *. = ths, Dspqoergtsays: -
''on the eve Of going to press ne hSye receiv-.,
ed private dispatches from Cairo, JoneshoroughfS
Shawneetown and other points IN Egypt as
surfing US Of theteectioR Of7tlQQ5 tand, probably,
three National Democrats to thesLo8er House,
and slfihg us also, that three Of the Demo-
cratic Senator's holding over will, beyond doubt,
oppose the reSelection of Douglas Added to :
this We have the ASST faKce that sew
eral Of the SenatoEs and RepreSeIt1t lust
elected, and supposed to De fayordbIe to Doug
las.will not support him, but viii maintain the
integrity of the. Demo cratic p4Ftygof the seun-z
try, ~ yodng for Judge Btsesss or some other
good aud feliable Befn0crat e Assst - sd
This intelligence comes to us la such shape, e
and from sources SO reliable, that we cannot
doubtit--cannot doubt that Mr. Douglas will
bedefeatedl efforts to SECURE his reelection
10 the U. S. Senate. go 3isisi1 2 ii
The true friends Of the Democratic party. in. /.
the Legislature rather than throw fire-bYand
In the National Councils of the party, will SO
vote us TO prevent the election of.eitler Douglas
or .IlnGolpsa pd5eaye thematter open until $780,
when the Democracy of the State will be better
able tile the controversy consistently with
the! welfare of the Democratic party. .ttaa I'd
Wecongratulate the Spartan band of Nation
81 Democrats ,in llin6is and the Demooracyof
the country generally, upon this intelligence,
fnlRess. L10NgEgs. Is ds19atEd, and the Demo-
cratic partylw be safe FROM his disorganizing
efforts after the next session Of Congress, which,
will finally close his Senatorial career. This ISL
as itushould BEL let let every Democrat in the
Tbesed5 J b1 SON. tIothii8 what ibs lb1Aa
erat says but our faith in its statements is
very weEki and likely to tend 20 until 81 get
further infoEn4tiQn on the subject There is
little doubt but What haseffrt Mil beMR6de itiiC
this drectionrby the friends of the g4Gfmigistra.
tioh. Is to. and itafmiay be-
possible that some Of the Democratic lS bs
.thb'Aegislatdre will stand ont in opposition
TO Douglasafof azwhile,5 but il is not probable
thGtsthey.Til accomplish anything in the end7
III rs ~ % ], 81 II 2 Il a s
SENATOR Hammond of South, Carolina, lately
n9dba AP88s6tEht BarR@elg Court f6usk 81 q :
consegvqtiys,s concsdss thatrthes
extension EslFysrYSi Qns PFgsept Earrito-
rial limits has reached its EeEipps5 that aIaxI,z
co and Central America areawhOlly unavailable
for Saves states and sscd6not BE fduched without
contamination, and that dBa elf is forbid,
den fruit Nor ms Ill ;afor while he fully
recognizes tho continually increasing pressure
of Northern fee LABOR, from our constant Access
siOnsfroT. qrepS, he utterly opposes the retail
iatory scheme of the revival Of dha African
slave trade, as impfactieable and visionary. He
is satisfied with theseE- sustaining Fesoureeslof
tbeselth IS she! stands, and looks with distTust5
ug9h ggsa fs Il = negroes, dle:a
mand for which upon the Southern States would
be taore preiudiciaI thau profitable. s :. .iaI
412zZ2tl = = 27 -
Ira SEopE7rW eaEe advised blythe Rochester5
(E56Y0 gli6l. that the last wrings Of Ira Stout
has made It advisable for his sister, Sarah e..
Titles, now ID, Sing Sing State Prison. to give a
statement Of her knowledge Of the gmurder Of
her hqsbaql, Charles W. Eittlesy OnSSdtutdayJ
lastashs made aud sighed at Sing Sing, i'm
presence Of prison officers, a;flll statement OF
the, murder for publication. Her account of,
thehgsrid affair shows up Ira Stout in IN his
detormity and fully tixes qpot, hft15lE
laid at his, doors blythe public. tits even
intiA4ted that money was one. -of the motives.
leading e u sm9Bd9lE 7 ri sies
Ek ,recet Isin Boston from lhs Hon.
Charles dmier, his health Is so. far
restored g to permit him to leave AK for Paris.
It Is Also sGted, however, on the authority of q.
New Bedford gentleman, SzhoEif bSd Mr.. Sumner
IN Edrops, that his system Is Shattered, and
@EoA he, Lte.J u 4 ~
TgR 4qq. IS B sslgtassbqli1a5S & s.ileossd to
Congress from The, 1st' Mort YtsteFn District
Of Illinois, ~ Che eopfsrtaP bic majority &c On
900 The Hon. IPbP9 ~ EaghsVSfth, inthe
Chisagqu District very ,ili<ely. to- have the
sta to rs - :
Mss TuEBEN16 8 IL fa6stA As Ph6Sbns, what
naGle, Huron Cos Ohio, has recovered ..
verdict of $4,000 from Curtis Simmons. for
breach Of promise; also obtained a.
judgementso f 5000 for The
sedHstioh u. sbta 4da1g htsr Rat6erasbad bnsi3