Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13


Polucsl Sfws Asb Gos,r. The London
Time. by the lat steamer. hss rv,ieE ofihs
The Kansas question. and w. Buchanana I.e.
compton message The Times is Of the opinion
that The position Of the President Is a strong
one, and suggssis that !, voulA be bsst To ADM,
Kansas under the Ieeomp,ou Constitution and
for the nee State inhabitants d Kansas to
then take steps II have the Constitution amen.
ded
The Warrington correspondent Of he y, \.
Courier and Enquirer ays tbs, "the Admins
iraiion members calculate upon ten majority,
aad undoubtedly have their men labeled Bora,
Of Ohio, Humphrey Marshall, and Gilmer Of
North Carolina, are claimed by sangunc Re.
pubIieans, as opposed to Leeompion They
will be miserabIy di,apPl in,el Niblaek u
Ind, who voted with US on the sth ofPebruAry,
has rated back to Leeompion. Horace g.
Clark will 90 with the Administration It's
triumph is certain By ten or twelve majority"
Tue passsge by the Texas Legislature, just
adjourned, Of an act calling inr a Southern Con.
yenton To dissolve the Union, and approphat.
Ing 10000 out Of any money 10 the Treasury,
to delfay OSpcnscs in the event Of the rejection
Of the Kansas swindle by Congress, is rich
Joke, when il Is considered that the Treasury is
bankrupt and that the State Is compromising
with her creditors. The Treasury Of Texas does
not contain ten thousand dollars or ten thousand
cents.
Hos. 5. $. MARSHALL, Representative from
the Ninth District, Illinois, has written letter
which is published in the Springfield Register,
giving his views upon the kansas embroslo.-
lie says when he looks around upon 'thc wreck
Of our hopes and the bitter fruit Of all our la.
bUs," he is almost led to despair Of the Rrpub.
lie He says Of the Iecompton inhmy,
I'VE will make the best fight we can against
the outrage, hat corruption md naturalization
dre doiHy Their cork and, with occasional
CLEANS Of hope, | have many fears that this
great wrong will be consummated."
THr Chicago Democrat, whose editor ward.
ed oil the first blow with our head, abounds in
personal anecdotes We frequently have occa.
sion to clip good one from its columns. Long
John knows the leading politicians of the coun.
try we'll and is not alarmed at the dissertation
Of the dignity Of any Of them, by telling tales
out Of school affecting them. Ex.Mayor of Chi.
cage, Dyer, was at Washington attempting to
prevent the confirmation Of the nomination Of
Cook, whose especial friend he once was. The
Democrat says
Mr.. Cook was talking with Senator Davis
Of Mississippi, Senator Brown and several 9th.
ers Of the upper crust at Washington few DAYS
since, when Mr.. Dyer approaching him said:
'llow DO you do MIR. Cook, md held out his
hand. Mr. Cook Withheld his, strained himself
after the style Of Isaac Cook, and with AZ air Of
great promposity, ssid; stranger, think
have seen You somewhere before Did not
you in early times pedde clocks in Chicago
Upon this extraordinary salutaton, Ex.Mayor
Dyer turned his back upon our new Post Mas.
ter and walked oil.
Angels FrnALEs) IN THE LoBBY OF THE n Y.
LEGIsLATUgE-The Albany Statesman says:
y few days since, an attempt was ma,lc in the
Assembly, by prominent member, to obtain
unanimous consent for the third reading of
bill out Of its order, One objection-there al
way is one objection in the llouSe-was made,
and that objection was of course, fatal.
| Shortly afterwards, note-a highly scented,
dehcately colOrCd note was handed politely to a
certain member of the State Assembly. 1t is
rumored by one who peeped over the happy
members shoulder, that the word dear was
on the page, UNDERSIGNED; and that there was
something in it about Congress Hall, and very
DESTROYS of M interview, At all events, the
gallant member was seen shortly to rise from
his seOt-give his shirt collar an extra elevation
and his hair an additional smoothiug--put on
hshat after brushing it with unusual carc-and
leave the Capitol by the north door. What the
result Of the trip was, no one knows But be.
fore the member returned, the unanimous con.
sent Of the House had been extended for the
third reading of the aforesaid bill, and us he took
his seat, the last name was called and the bill
was announced as passed
TnE HgALrH or Nix JEFFERSON DAvIs--con.
corning which his friends have felt much solici.
tudc has begun to improve A few days since,
he was threatened with the same fearful gather.
ing Of mucous matter in the throat which prov.
so fatal to p. s Brooks and so many others,
about year since. That alarming symptom
has disappeared, but his early rcStorat "a to the
Senale is not expected.
WHEELING March 10Th Ig5s