Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-14
NIeaE before Iasf. the Irnns rennhiialed a.

Oh Hne Mneenn8 Times, but now connected
Withathe Petersburg lntelEigencsr. This arti-
Gle appeared oshAve been written by Mr.. b. in
FeaponES son call made upon him by the Dem.
0crattC paper'there, to explain and reconcile the
present position Of Mr. Caldwell, an Opposition
senstor. With the Outcry of the Opposition
press, East, against Letcher, on account Of his
sweeping vote here in the Northwest Mr.. b.
In response to this call, offers an explanation.
BE dis9yoWs any connection with, or response.
bility for Mr.. C.'s present position. Mr.. C. is
not now. what he WAS when he Bing ham) sup>
ported him. he is . bird of another feather
altogether. Finally, Nr. Bingham informs the
Democratic paper that
Private intelligence from portions Of the
Northwest assure US that Senator CaIdwelIs
course 10 severely reProbated in that section,
aud it is even said that members elect Of the
legislature have intimated wish to have him
elected from his seat.
Not knowing from whence OF whom Mr. BIS
"priYate intelligence" emanated. We cannot of
course, undertake to say what is the weight or
character oft Admitting however. that such
intslligence has reached Mr.. B., we have to say
that were we on oath, and compelled to say
just What We thought probable concerning it,
ihood Sit was not particular noteworthy. We
would say that possibly. it came from some per.
sonslsftiend, with whom n. B. kept up kind
Of local correspondence, aud who, perhaps, par.
took Of the affectionate regard which we all
know. Mr.. B. entertains for Mr.. 9. This
probably would come IS near explaining the
kind ofsprivate intelligence Mr.. B, received,
% any other superstition. We do not say
that 1t would, but simply that 1t is our
candid belief that It would. We have no
idea that Mr.. B.'S correspondence in this sec.
ton Is either very extensive, or at all represen-
tative and influential in it's character. But, at
best, it can matter very little what Mr. B. or
any body else abroad, has heard from here,
90. long as the facts Of the case are not
materially affected thereby. And. therefore, We
shalt not hayetany dispute on this account In
reference, however. to ita having been "said
mated Gwish to haYe him (Mr. CO elected from
hiU seat, we would like to make an inquiry
We would like to know who, of all the mem.
bers elect has expressed the wish. We must
say that We very m9ch doubtif any one mem.
Der elect to the Virginia Legislature has by pri-
Tato letter or public word, said any such thing.
Still more do wedoubt, yea, We dare assert that
nomenber from anywhere in all this section OF
country, has ever entertained such an idea.
Taken in connection with the previous part Of
the sentence, Mr.. B. would seem to say that
some one or more members elect froln the
Northwest have thus expressed themselves.
We.dou't believe word of it. We don't be-
lieVe that any member elected by the North
wsat, and ,Weispeak from personal knowledge Of
several Of ithem, would think Of saying such .
thing. oh the contrary, We believe that such .
suggestion is the exclusive property Of Mr.. BIS
hate paper thrown out'b it the other day, in
the midst ofsa most remarkable spasmodical
eruption. So far from it being affact that any
member from the Panhandle expressed himself
q stated, We believe it much more probable
that were even resolution of censuEe intro.
duced, they would ell. vote negatively. Most
assuredly they would if they cared to represent
their constituents-for no man who knows any.
thing Of this people eau help knowing that
were even . move to eject Senator Caldwell
made BY the Legislature, il would inaame their
minds to. the point Of civil revolution. They
would re-eleet him.by such majority IS aSen-
atorsnsVer.gpt in this old Commonwealth before.
Aud nov, sall We have to say in conclusion, to
those gentlemen who suggest such method Of.
graduating heresy from this settlement, is, to
make move Of this sort If the two organs
hsro5O NIB. ct Petersburg, or anybody else.
anywhere else IN the State, think that such
sauo.will;pay. why, just commence it, and see.
That'sall.
A very fancy hotel thief was arrestedat the.
Howard House. in New York. In his bed were
IOund-many articles which had been distracted
from neighbor's tronk. He said his name was 5
Watson. from Texas, that::he came North about:
tWOWoeks ago. With .seyenteenltho dollars !.
IN cash, which he took with him to safatoga, !.
where he gsmbled and ''spresd' it all away.
and his present necessity induced him to rob
his fFieud'G trunk. In his own trunk we're found
quantities 81 excellent clothing, handsome
masonic bresstpin, and several dsnguerrsotypos
ofS4y handsome women. he was committed
e thsIomBA
TaEs chaplain Of United States vessel sta.
tionSd in China. Esys that q laborinG man can :