Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-24


he to get the ROAD in running oFder, irrespective
amy ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the subscribers to this
fund. This object, the, gentlemen who spoke
tall owned. 1t was finally pretty well agreed
that no qualifications looking to a re-'pl'
bursement of the fund should be stated, mas
much as Il was understood that certain party
(Nr. Sweeney in whose management all the
subscribers had confidence, would be appointed
by Mr.. Acheson as Superintendent The whole
isubiect. however, will again come upsior fuller
consideration this afternoon at the adjourned
meeting; at which meeting it is very desirable
that there should be full turn ont.
! We believe, as far as we could make up our
opinion from what passed at the meeting, that
! the conclusion 10 which it tended was proper
and every way effective one. There needs to be
only the proper person or persons placed in tn
management of the fund to insure its correct
and economical disbursement If the fund yields
anything, it is just as certain that u properly
qualified manager will fulfil the understanding
on which the loan was obtained, as he would
under all sorts of specified conditions. 1t was
proper and altogether prudent for the subscrio-
ers TO the fund to assume none of the respon-
sibilities of common carriers inasmuch rs
they stood in no relation OF the kind to the
community. Their object, as was repeated
lIy stated by several of them, was simply
chat this city and the surrounding country
might get whatever benefit there was in the
running of the road, and the idea of areimbnrse'
ment was at best a secondary consideration We
are of the opinion that everything needed and
desirable was accomplished at the meeting, and
thai in the hands of the parties who it is I'M
derstood are to constitute the management, the
road will be put in order in the shortest space
of time and with the utmost economy pracu-
cable.
But let every one of the subscribers remem-
her the meeting this afternoon and be present
SO that the whole matter may be fully considered
and properly adjusted.
JupaB BLACK on MONTGOMERY. Forney's
Washington City correspondent "occasiOnal"
lin his letter in the Press coming to hand yes
terday, says that Judge Black, ofthe Cabinet is
down the worst sort on the nomination of Hon
Bill Montgomery. 1t is II notorious fact that
Judge Black is one of the most rabid supporters
of Lecomplon, and would go almost any length
to crush its opponents He Judge Black) es-
teens the nomination and the almost certain
election of Montgomery, as death blow to the
administration in Tie goth Pa.) Congressional
district. lie is afraid ef what Montgomery may
take it into his head to do when he gets back to
Washington.
There is no man, probably, next to Douglas
and Harris, whom the administration would
sooner see wiped out than Montgomery
But we opinc they will. not be gratifted.-
He is not tho man TO be wiped out like the
common material with which the executive
heads are wont TO deal. rnat Ice viii be re-
elected again is a fact which 'the powers that
be- can pat in their pipes and smoke aud puff,
md sweat over.
We were not the advocates, nor the wishcTs
for the Hon. Till'S election, after his quasi Int
least) 'reverse arms, bat since these propaga-
tors of Lecompton take his selection 50 much
TO heart, we feel greatly resigned to the choice
FREE IIovERs RETuRNEn TO BERLIN, Quo
We have before mentioned that they have
Free Love establishment up in Berlin, Ohio,
where men and women, in obedience to their
'.passionai afFinities, have started an extensive
brothel The Berlin Community sometime
ago became Indignant and drove out this vile
herd. But the Free Lovers are back again,
we notice from their Organ, called the sAge et'
Freedom" miserable, atheistic pennyta,line
affair. Itremains to be seen whether the PEG.
Eple of that commonly are going to aequiesce in
the PRONUNCIATION of such blasphe,nops dEribes
as the following.
In its last number it says:
What horrible phantom, what soucrush-
ing superstition, is this idea of an oyer-ruling,
iomnipresent ali powerful God-ever watching
for opportunities to "show his authn'ity," and
torment with fear or pain the miserable victims
/ of his hateful power. Belief in 'iod is de
grading, whatever the character aScri. ] to him.
30 man can be truly MANLY who 'loAS up to
'lnnster" by whom he "liyes, movc and has
being How can look up MS mar, if | have
not RIGHT to be aud do? If there is God
live aud act by suFFERANcEI enjoy whatever
PRIVILEGES he sees fit to grant, but can claim no
rights, Rights cannot be conferred. They are
immutable, and cannot he taken away. Then
where is your God2 l can stand up and look
him in the face, and affirm that have right to
'Iife, liberty, and happiness" whether it is his
pleasure that should enjoy them or not 1t is
perfectly plain, then, that his godhead or my
monhood mnSt snccumbl III can beat him at