Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

OllAr MllnSa cans BsIoE DtuoelAEu
ST. Lsrn-ln ~ la,t number Il ~ g. [ouii
Ds1nsnai, W hna,Ihs pFoes,iissofs gFeiiind
saihusiaiile nsstlng q he Benton psnOaaey
d lhai ~, a Whlsh ~ Draa,NsttlyE
II he numbsit pIutlnt were gIliilying 70
fho1o o. our dlinn1 qlo hala re Interest d
b Louis ani ~ pfileiplls q fFts labof Of
hoart, % aloQ W. theapidt 81 he masses amsl.
VI Of eoagIatuhilou and SneounglmeAt Il
vas very sVIdshl that I'll PFsasnt were IA cara
a.
Among he resolutions adoplod were TIE 81.
loving, which Vssspseialiy commend 70 de a.
lsntOn Of our Organ nsIt door
ReSslse5, Thai he Admlpistfltion q james
Buchanan has ditphytd q hltiF want Of fidelity
70 thOts cardinal republican principles which u.
Illustrated tie days Of Jefferson md jackson, and
that In attempting % loFee upoN . free pooplel
slavery enngdlutioB IN de6a6cU Of their viii; IN
lFansiofmink de hub.lFeasnfy from SpeCie b.
Of issue; 10 EuFfohdsFing The Wh0la power and
Influence Of the government into the hands Of
tie avoWUl enemies oftho UniOn, who ere labor
Ing 10 establish q southern black republic upon
IL ruins, and In endorsing that subversioh Of
The federal constitution lAioly put forth IN The
bred Scott desplon, which gives Il an ihtoFPre.
allon foreign 70 IL plain letter, and violates the
settled doctrine Of strict construction 70 long
upheld BY the democratic pAFly-lt has proven
iIHellillS 70 The pledges which secured Is sne-
Co.'S In the Presidential election, and Is unW0F-
thy Ofbeing longer sustained
Rfioisei, That the system ofseefel espionage
which has been introduced By The general gov.
trhmeht, Tor The pREpOso Of compelling its en-
plOyees to dispense their patronage 70 ~ 70 IN.
tluenCo elections, a. q deadly blow aimed At the
liberties Of the people, and taken IN connection
Eilh the recent direct interference Of the PreSi.
dent In municipal contests, and the removal Of
OfcshOlderl Tor disObeying bis orders, to eontin.
ue corruption and prOAigacy 10 the person Of
Mayor Wood, In power, a. wen o. the preceding
Efforts Of bis paTtisans, the nulherN In the last
Legislature in this state, to strip ST Louis Of
IL chartered rights and on lis places with PHI.
ant tools appointed by the governor, assures US
that there Is no safety Tor our Institutions against
executive encroachmeut except IN an aroused
paoua NFttAh hut hitAt tpNuAA aasAt I9eAesa Allu
render impotenl such attempts.
Rlsolsni, That the cause Of free labor smbOd.
les tho the truths which lie at the foundation OF
republican government; thGt ne mofsmsat iehieh
pronises 70 ateart Nii,OnFi faliy 70 tie iadusiry
"a" " gP''''ey yf''y'N',s V----, ..il sser ad
IN " 10 stauaeheit diAereltS; that Atricda Ia.
ton Of no territories bv ne attemBf Of tt,ieFal
poEsr % drits ont ff1seitileRs 70 male rooHJar
llgpel, elieitsOa edfaest confederation: that de
.eorkihg man to ne encouragement sad protse.
tiOR cf hb labor, witlOat degrading anil fertile
competition, should b INIT IL ttsSys oJthe Ltp;
and that We pledge ourselves to jealous CO.
operation ior inAugnratlng such policy in our
national and state administration.
ResOlrsd, That We sympathise with the ciii-
zens Of Kansas, who without respect TO past par
" affiliations, are resisting the tyrannieal and
fraudulent efforts Of Calhoun aud his nulliRers
to impose a constitution upon them which the
convention refused to submit TO vote Of tue
people, and that the employment Of the United
States troops TO surround the polls and particle
pate In elections, and inimidata frecmen from
exercising their franchise, Is an unwarranted
interference on the port ofthe federal executive
and deserves impeachment