Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-11

aa7@ MAKING t(EABH 4Ihf GAiA AAAS
..y.K.rs-=By the wires, we are informed that the
House COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs, have
upreed to report bill, which, when fixed up
Ind trimmed out by an actual report will bfis-
IS ,lsalloyer from to stern with such an AZ
raw of big and little cannons, big and little
swords. e5tlasses boarding pixies, and all man.
t5oer Of death dealing ornaments, as viii make
John Buil when h. hears II stop right oitshort
2 f,o1ma .r,Se of ale No wonder Lord Napier
- has sent down n to the Gulf yonder, with orders
70 call off the dogs. We are about ready to
;, let outs' slip =
PnoytNciAL PRtIypIcEs, There are twp or
zi.three papers published over in !" Big kich'e
~ uiond' that make laugh. outrighteyery once
and awhile. They keep up such a carplng ana
such u sniyslling at other publications and otheru
people fespeciaiiy in 3fssy York city that tneir
impotent swapping actually becomes iaugnaoie
sea one or two of them have taken the Southern
Literary Messenger under their respective char-
i,,es and they sound its praises l,y Wholesale
notsso much, Seemingly because they care any,
sfthiuR about the Mssssh ger bat hecaiise 1they
seem to f11isy that they are doing up teri
rifle spite To- Ness York and other Northern
maeazines.i The last number OF the E'5gFiseTl
Z. notices the last number of the Messenger
which notiesswas wen enough. for the Messen.7
s.;geT.s.is a good nagazine-but the Enqa1rers
could ft get over a Slap at its cotenpo farfes'
rs for Pryor he cannot bear the sight OF any
- thing that has theparpe of the Harpers on IT,
we imaaeffne he gets black in the face every
time he seesltheir Monthly or Weekly Aa
: 49, ~ - ~. ~
$50 Al GksAr DRAt or SYol,s fos lSARA pAS.Ts
This mornings telegraph informs us thae .he
Illinois Administration men met at Springne VI
DIR, on1 afiIara did most
alashibg business for one hot day, They must
ss,saze7 been wet to their shirts when they got
tbroueh.f They, al climbed MP on es much OF
the Cincinnati platform as they could lind, ana
from that staekiing stand proceeded TO atlrtn
tisS orfneiuig of non.inters enton in terr1toriql
n5atters. Ithe same; for maintaining which, Gov
Vv.,ler.,ost hist Kansas head them they went
lonnosing the contamination Of power m the
hands Of the Executive, Tread in another dis
,nsatcb howl their Committee on Foreign Affairs
Yesterday. made. the President salmost Dictai
,or1. tben tiiey. vent ON to deprecating the
slavery agitation l,yhose responsible for it but
these breakers of. compromises q then, on they
won't 10 denouneing ponglas scowlng dread
s AfuIiy al the Repu blicans, and then winding up
= with "a grand boo and blub9srisbout dis
solution of the Union If everybody did MT leave
opposing them, lths AapiinistratiOn rnen)s
a. and finally giving the stinish, az daneess say
by denouncing thelate British oatrages' whicn
Was, course intended to be the sagaf coat Tor
= the whole dose 9 s. az
The next thing, now. 70 do. IL 70 want engs
: hear, from,the Little Giants monS Il : 81.
80 Ti.s RoD.or raE sorPREsson. Office holding
.,'slsn Washington must be species OF political
and nefsonni slavery, when Jacobin clubs are
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