Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-19
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LIN g. q. J.E EslTDAS I.
In LI6nisiana Territory Organized 1893 the "a me-
ProVlslon vas applied, and this in the face q the
law ot85lT extending the slave trade twenty,
years, law applicable exclusively TO the States
y. with imperial power did. Congress admin
lstere -GonsttutionZin relation to the errito.
f1es,aand q IN that very Congress which made the
= iaW o. m the territory of Louisiana, there
were seventeen membersWho assisted in sframine.
the Constitution of the United States, md there
was no petition or remonstrance against the cx.
eTclSe OF that right, and Thomas Jefferson sipne6
me Oil which prohibited the slave
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa.
lalitornla, New Mexico and Utah wereiail organ.
Aed terrltorlally with the meirestriction slaia
on On by Congress: James K. Polk, whom the
democrats ought to respect, recognized this
power oyA signing the bill Organizing Orer0n a
territory with the Wimot Proviso. Missouri
was ptlon, but the Compromise restrict.
go sIaHery then by Masonic Dixon's Mr.
Monroe and his whole Cabinet all uttwo9of
whom were Southern men, admitted the.
o. q Congress to prohibit saycry5n ofzthatlne.
for..S ..SeYenty-ive years Congress exercised this
power; and shall we say that those who made
the Constitution did not understand If All
thesgreatf fathers of the Constellation Washing
ton, the Adams's, Jefferson, Jackson and polk
u was only IN 846 that Douglas and CasS dis.
covered covered that Washington aud Monroe didn't
know what the constitution meant They nro-
duced Squatter Sovereignty. This was a ReFesv
ne noped the Republican party would not intro.
ooce INTO their Church. He would have them
suck N % the good old Anti=Slayery construction
OF Washington and all the Presidents down "a
Polk. All of them said the Speaker .occn1icfI.
the ground which the Republican party now
occupies. s
THElargestmanufcturng State in the Onion
according to thesstatlstics submitted TO elast
C6pgress, an outline Of which ne have received
by the mails, is New York. She counts o. .53s
establishments, with capital Of 100000 4O3
pays $134, ,655,676 for raw materials; EMPLOYS
t99,949 laborets at cost Of $40 600 ;syield.
ing total products Of S137, ,597,949. Pennsyl.5
yania standsncxt onEthe list. Her yield .of.pro.
ducts amounts to Sl55, $40. She EMPLOYS
l46,7G6 lnborcrs; counts 1905 establishments.
devoted to the productcn aud manufacture Of
iron Massachusetts comes third. She:counts
s,25g establishments, with. s8s,s5T,G42 capital;
consumes $50. .856,7Tl worth Of materials, and
employs lG5,938 laborerS a t cost Of So :884.-
l16; yielding products to the value OF SI2l,.
l37,l45 Her largest products are from the
manufacture Of raw cotton into cotton goods,
the heaviest market for which found in the
Southern States. In 1910 there were in the
United States 12l, $50 manufacturing: establish.
ments, with ran aggregate capitalof 5255 149, ,100,
consuming materials, principally cotton and
wool, to the amount Of 81, ,0lO, ,G28,779. or the
total products Of manufacturing industry, the
free States and Territories supplied 1891, $780,.
445, and employed 549, ,G54 laborers. 1t is. .esti.
mated that the ages and sexes, directly -orindi-
rectly dependent upon the culture of cotton at
the South, are no less than about 800, 600 or
100000.
a days ago, Mr.. La Mountain had an in
terview, at Bennington, withtwo gentlemen, by
whom a large proportion of tic. funds invested
in his great balloon were. furnished. The Troy
Times says, the result was conclusion that he
should proceed at once TO rebuild, and continue
the enterprise as had been intended before the
accidentzon making the descent on Lake Onta.
rio. Mr.. La Mountain announced that he should
abandon his connection with3tte project sur
render his intercstin the. balloon, ana proceed
at once to construct another for his purpose. if
any further attempt was made to involve him in
relations with j ohm Wise. That both his part
ners believed he had been unfairly ystreatcd. was
shown by the fact that they authorized liimsto
proceed at once as he saw best, placing. the en-
tiresmatter in his hands Mr.. La Mountain will
at once set large fore to work upon5the balloon.
It's believed that the repairs can be completed
in less than three weeks. Mr.La. Mountain will
then make arrangements fora second trial trip
across the continent.
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One Of the best shots in; Garibaldi's service Is
an Bnglshman fftylyears old, who carries q
capital Lancasteririae, and, aided by a pair5of
sPectacles, of which he stands in need, brings
down every Tyrolean chasseur that lie takes
ain. at. Somebody lately asked him whether
he had been attracted 10 join the volunteer
corps by strong feeling for the Italian cause
or BY love Of sport He Hesanswered very cool.
y, "I have aEgreat respect for Italian nsindepefR.
dcnce, but I am also very fond of fshooting.',