Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-02

IJecC IL is olSaSreeaolei Suo)ecC TO us we
have no love of such work. But we have been
driYen-aye, goaded to it by the pertinacfous
and Sowardly malevolence of this man towards
us. Hehas sought to excite animosity against
US 'bypocridcally. Under the guise of POLITE
cal issue, he has endeayored to divert from US
some portion of that prosperity which he saw
daily feeding our columns He knows and
feels that we do a better part by our readers
than he does. That we give them more for their
money. His is spirit to be stung to cnvious
jealousy and cowardIy purposes, by such
sight We endeavor, and have ever endeavor-
ed to live honestly. We feel that we conduct
ourselves and our paper in consonance with
the laws of the land. By the ties of interest,
and by the ties of home and kindred, we are
bound to the people among whom we live
Their interest is our interest, and has been
from our childhood to this hour. Every one
who has had dealings with us, know that We
discharge fully and punctually every obliga-
ton that we incur. They do not know the
same of this adventurer-on the contrary, q
gentleman, no longer than last Saturday, call
ed in, and in the course of conversation related
to US how that this man had been sustained
from his table for months, and had not paid
for it. This, he said, he would not mind SO
much, were it not that he was man who put
on more airs than any one in his house
Such is the man, fellow citizens, who comes
among you and attacks one by one, the char
acters of your people. He has probably done
more to curse the name of the city of Wheel
ing abroad-to prejudice her citizens in the
minds of other communities, than any other
man who ever lived among US.
One more word and we are DONE Time and
again this man has sought to excite the idea
that we were publishing an abolition papcrin this
city, and that we were abolitionists. This Jas.
B. IBingham knows TO be false as well as he knows
that he exists. He has also studiously incul-
Gated the idea that it was on our account that
Wheeling lost the site of the Trans-Aleghany
Lunatic Asylum. Now, NC are tired and sick
of hearing these malicious diatribes. We wish
to bring the matter to close quarters and test it.
If we are abolItionists, there are tangible evil
dences of it in our columns If we prevented
the Asylum from being located here it is mat
ter of proof, and we now call upon Jas. B Bing-
ham to produce the proof, or now and hereafter
to stand before this community as convicted
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How BUCHANAN WAS PRorlTIATED- That Reg
Of Whtshy,-The Washington correspondent of
the n. Y. Times AYERS that Buchanan Edid get
that key of whisky He says:
"Last Spring, when the President was full of
Bra1n against n Sir; montgomery N. from
nal ms an Indian AGENT in Kansas mon oo5
salary. 1t was well understood at the time, that
this gentleman was not wanted as Indian Agent,
,Op mere was enough already IN the iield-he
tory md It os in the borrpin that b be sboid
stump the Territory for Lecompton, and as an
earnest Of his services in that field, he was to
60 10 MSn.g0mgFy District and run HIM Oft the
once to the District rcpFesented by ontpo g
and began to speak in favor Of Lecompton. lie
met Mr.. Montgomery several times, and they
were pretty severe upon eachkother at last
the NJ. o. concluded to make up with the Presi-
whisky which has been the rounds Of the Press.
It is said here, by Madame Gossip, that it was
sae Tssy @9lsky Wnlen ProGucea the renewed
deserter At anv the fend vas Sp@otteU
and they are friends now
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