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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
can Tor the yVheeling Republican

All citizens Of Virginia who Wiling to cooper
in the support CT candidates fog President and
Vice President opposed TO the corrupt policy OF the
present Administration; to Federal corruption AID
usurpatlon: 70 the extension OF SaTey Ia the Terri
tories; to the and dangerous political doctrine
that the Constitution Of its force carries Slavery
into all the Territories Of the United States to te
re-openIpg Of the African Slave Trade; TO any IN
e1pSIitr 81 rights among citizens; and who are In
favor Of the immediate admission Of Kansas into the
Union under the constitution recently adopted by
It's pe1le of restoring this Federal Administration to
a system Of rigid economy and 10 the principles OF
Wellington and Isderson= Of maintaining lnEiolhte
the rIEhts Of the States, and defendng the soil OF
every StAte and Territory from Iaule inTadou; and
OF preserving the integrity Of this Union. and the
supremacy Of the Constitution and L.N8 passed In
prrxuapeS thsroof, against the Conspiracy Of the
leaders Of sectional party TO resist tbs majority
principle - estabEhed in this Government At the
expsuss Of Its SE5teneA requested 70 eet in the
CTTT ~ wEEnno. At 10 o'clock. a ", on Wsdnssdsy
the ID day Of My 1880 % appoint delegates % NEST
At Chicago Ill, on Wednesday tho 18th day o. Jnns
next to nominated eondldatss for Presdsnt and Vice
Prestdant of the United States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
THAT Article of tho Pruntytoun Wis
itor's.
From tho Providence (R. ~ Journal

The PruntYtown (ya.) Hsitor refers to
an uneasy feeling which pervades north
western Virginia on Che negro question:
It says the people of that region, are be-
ginning to open their eyes to the unjust
Oppressive laws ou;taxation, all in Conse-
queuce of the institution of slavery; and
while they are willing that their eastern
brethren may own as many slaves as they
please, they are unwilling to be ground to
the dust to pay taxes to protect and defend
An institution with which they but little
interest and less sympathy. Our people
are unwilling much longer to bear these
expressions. They are not willing to be
made poor, and kept poor, TO enrich their
slave-owning brethren of the east, while
slave property is almost wholly exempt
from taxation. Western Virginia has borne
with injury upon injury, insult upon in
suit, and outrage upon Outrage, until for
bearance ceases to be a virtue"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29

soxr of the ladies in society in Paris
are not SO pioas perhaps, as might be de-
sired. For instance, the Princess Meter
mich is lady of quality-imperfect too, if
the N. Y. Courier speaks truly. 1t says,
through its correspondent, that at a late
fcte the Princess did not dance; but gliding
about in the crowd On the arm of her cava-
lier, she accompanied in a low voice de-
licious waltz of Strauss, and marked the
measure by pan pan, as child would
have done. She is child. in fact, and
one of the enfants terrib'es, they say. Her
conversation is as decoHets as her shoulders.
Having little beauty, she consoles or
avenges herself by exhibiting an enormous
amount of Esprit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
To the Be.Drugged and PoIsoncd CITE
liens OF WheeIing and Vicinity.


You are over+un with deluge Of the West cum
pounds In the form Of "Aleoholc Drinks" that ever
suauated from that pest Of society the LIouoR NIxER
They are cold to you luxury, they are dispensed
to you ASlieiue and In either case the eject IL
the same.
There is but one way to escape, and that Is to USE
as luxury or tedicament safe and reliable stimu.
lant sold under stamp and seal, which renders It
tain that it has not been tempered with. Such an
article Is
Charles London Cordial Gin, !.
which IA distilled under inspection of the British Gov
erumeut Is delieately favored unlike any other Gn)
With some Of the most valuable restorattves Of the
Vegetable Kingdom, and is BY far the most healthy
beverage extant.
TN 4osT SsnTST PHTsICIASs OF EuEoPE ASD AltrE-
IcA only its nee by the halsand heartily
hut tlEesaibsA - medicine where rtimulant Is
required
I'M Ir,tG1I ~ VIII Ind /. not only riOasAat Car
dial but cortaiarslisf in Suf.ringa of periodical
Character
F. ANArrzIcAL GREsus7s OF AL RGSEs pronounce 1t
prrtsctypure and its inertia Incompatible
Sold only iaqlsEt and pint bottles by al O0cOOsIs,
oRoexRs, dc
For sale In wheeling. va, by t. Il. LOGAN ( CO,
20 Main street, n B. JOHNSTON, l;e Market st., end
EDMUND c. CHARLES. aepsral Agent
r71SIsVdEwllm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29

WAxrED-AN EDIToR.-Such of our
Bohcmians ms want regular employment
have fine chance opened. They have
made vacancy at Vicksburg recently, by
killing an editor-the fifth who has been
dismissed from his situation in that sum-
mary manner. The qualifications for the
post are few and simple. The applicant
should be learned on the subject of the
bowie-knife, understand the use of the
pistol and be member, in good standing,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
~ Y Courier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
.MRS.WINsLoW,

An experienced nurse and female physicIan, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitate the process Of teehing by sOtenIng the
gums, reducing ali inhamattOn.-Ein allay all pain,
ind is sure regulate the bowels Depend upon IT,
mothers,it will gvsrest yourselves and relief and
health to your infsnts; Perfectly safe in ell
See advertisement In another column.
aug2959-Iyd&w
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
LARGE & COMAIODIOUS ROOMS!
4mbTOfyDeS, PhOtOgraphS, &c.

30 TO WYKES' GALLERY AND SEE The
crowds that daily resort there 70 obtain his wei
known superior pictures which no il selling At
greatly reduced prizes, f1T short time.
Being fully determined that no gallery IN the CITY
shall under sell him, and the time Is prepared
to take better pictures than be obtained elss-
where. or charge nothing for them.
Photographs colored without extra charge, By an
experienced eolorist-
The public will remember that five premiums were
awarded to Wyk=s Cor best pictures Of the various
Kind, and sfylcs al the late Fair on the leland
Those wishing pictures should call as early In the
day as possible. make previous arrangements, to
t,ri.yent long DELAY. J. ". WYkES,
febiO No. 13a Main 81. Top q the IIill.7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29
Houses Anil LOtS fOr Sale,

NSE LOT oS UNION STREET. IN WHEELING,
~ &c feot front by IS feet deep, with frame house
thereon, containing four rooms, with cellar, &C.
rented at sevPntytwo dollars per nnnuT; also lot
Fourth street. in said city. Number 49, - feet by
IS2 fee; In depth, improved by brick house cOnta aim
ing four rooms. cellar, &C. rented at one hundred
dollars per aunum; also lot Morrow street, in
Ritchie's addition Second Ward 90 lay % feet with
good stable thereon also lot Webster street in
Centre Wheeling, sixty feet front, and running back
one hundred and twenty feet more or les. TO tho
creek On the lot there L three story brick build
ing, 40 by 90 feet; the lower story now occupied
steam cracker bakery the upper stories suitable
for dwellings or other purposes, and the annual rent
Of the property Is now three hundred dOlar twelve
horse power steam engine and other machinery adapt
ed for the manufacture OF steam crackers, will be sold
with the property.
The above described property VIII be sold at pub
lie auction on Thursday, the 22d day OF
March next, If not disposed Of at private sale ia
the meantime.
The terms Of sale will be one-third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance NJ q credit Of u and
IS months, with interest from day Of sale and APP
proved security. Tue above property u free from all
fsb25-dts ROBERT IBBOTS0N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29

THE Philadelphia North American under
takes to estimate the present population of
the States of New York, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, and Ohio, by reference to
the popular vote at the latest elections,
compared with those cast in years when
the census was taken. The results ar
rived at are as follows:
New Jersey 643,00l
Pennsylvania oe9
100000
st5,e5O
The population of these States in 1850
was. 7,a7s,os4. At the same period, the
population of. the six New England States
was 2,72s,I16.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29

EaaA4A.-1n the article on Dlphtheria,
by Dr.. Hughes, IN opr paper Of yesterday
morning, there occurred several typograph-
icaS errors-to the professional reader,
howeYtS, they would at once be apparent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29

BAKED puppy is the great deItcacy on
the Sandwich Islands, and Capt. M'clin-
took in his just published 'svoyage of the
Fox, }" says:="At the Sandwich Islands
was once invited to q feast, and had to
fsign disappointment, as well as could,
when told that puppy was,so extremely
scarce that it could. mot be procured in
time, and, therefore, sucking pigwas sub
stituted."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-29

FOR RENT OR SALE.
TTNHE " MISSOURI IRON WORKS." n Bar Iron
Rolling Mil aud Nail Factory, with the valuable
and extensive Coal lands attached, adjoining North
Wheeling For further particulars apply 70 P. Nc
CormicIl, Esq, Pittsburgh, Pa
ap2-tf ". ;. PETERSON, Wheeling Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
A HISTORICAL "REMINISCENCES.
From The National IntelligeHeer.

II Is known that the passage Of the Compromise
measures Of 1850 did not command the Immediate
aSquesceDce win the instant appreciation Of the peo
pie in al the Southern States The State Of Mississippi
was believed by her Legislature Of that year to be
peciy Oh atised with tue terms Of the Great Adjust
ment," it was complacenty and hopefully called by
ito friends and patrons. Accordingly II provided
BY an act OF the Legislature that an election for
delegates to Convention OF the people Of Mississippi
should be held in the several counties thereof the
first Monday, and day following, in the month Of Sep
tembtr 1851 and that the delegates elected under the
provisions Of the should assemble at the Capital
Of the State on the second Monday of November 1851
and there proceed to consider the then existing
relations between the Government Of the United States
and the Govern nent and people of the State Of Mis-
sssipp to devise and carry ihto effect the beet
Of redress oi the pas and obtain security for the future
adopt such for indicating the sovereignty
Of the State and the protection of its Institutions as
shsll appear 10 them TO be demanded"
The election ordained by this act was duly held ana
the delegates chosen duly assembled 10 solemn State
Convention at the time appointed, After brief SEES
eioh and free discussion its members by an over
wheming majority, declared the satisfaction OF IN
State vito the compromises OF 1880; but they dld DO
adjourn withous giving at the ssme ume sienllesa
EXPRESSION 10 the voice oil Mississippi IN
Of the circumstances under which the Legislature as
sumsd TO call the Conventions and, what - most I'm
portant of ALL IN cypress and formal reputation o
ike Drth nded ",ieh Of secessIon, rs then invoked
and now invoked for the redress OF political griev-
ancss.
With regsrd to the former OF these topics the Con
yeniioL resolved rs folio 20:
Rc,oIssd That the opinion Of this Convention without
call IN question the motives OF the membes OF the
Legislature the cal Of this Convention by the legislature M
late extraordinary .eson nanthoizee by the people and
pie Of the State gh9ui Rat submitting em lis gae.oH
chei here should Be Co1rsnhon Conrenton
.sis s ri.if 81 yeubar ,sus,ori ar eneyooc6rr.
me right Afp"Y!' and can never be rigAVsv "Sskea
Ia Issp,et TO The aseuued right Of pesssat!s sases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
Republican RejOicings.

BosToS, Fri iay, Nov. 9, 1860
There was immense meeting Of Republicans in
Music Eau tonight, congfatustory of the election of
Lincoln and HamlD. Charles w. SLACK presided
Among the speakers, were Henry Wilson, Arson p
Bu1lpgsne, Richard Warren of Ne w-York, and Chas
A. Phelps.
ALBANY, Friday, Nov 9. 1860.
The Republicans held a grand jubilee tonight 10
honor Of the election Of Abraham Lincoln. 1t is
perfect gala night. The Wide-Awakes are out il full
force bearing handsome bal nsrs and ira lsparencst
Cannon firing music playing letting off of fireworks
ard bonfres IL the order of this evening. The Capt.
tol, Congress Hall, The Erening Journal office, the
Deavap House, ind large number Of private dwellings
are brilliantly illuminated, and present handsome ap
streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

Gicse Serettfs and Reprr stve'i Congre sn'
ooOpe r. with the In calling Gouv@non OF the pop
PIE to tsimpe on tie neSe and ne ,surs redress
heorea Ihst repesroly recomnsenN Of .ncb az
viii be likely 20 sley.,e any embafr semen o
cal interests Ct the State consequent upoD the Pres"
emergency.
he' frd Thc vs respectfully suggest to the Lcgils'e
tab meots- steps TO orraDzs aud the forces Of h stN
Rec ired Thar copies OF TIE foregoing resolutions br sent
without delay to and Representatives IN tie Gen
Assembly OF the State who requested to lay them be
fore the House Of wtch tn respectively members
The Colo sl fig Of Georgia WEE raised this afer
noon on Green q monument, Johnson's Square, in the
presence Of an immense multitude. Addresses were
made, and great excitement prevailed. Cart. Barlow,
Col. Jseksor Myjor Jones, AID others, are no ad-
dressing an immense crowd of citizens in Johnson's
snnare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
APOUT SECESSION.

To me Editor Of The NJ Tyfasns.
SIR: The failure to q Republican majority In
III. Hoqse Of Representatives gives-to my mind. at
least vey tolerable aspect to the secession spssms
of Alabama and South Carolina.
Suppose the secession Of those S,stes, and even Of
Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi, the only states
whose eecession is among the possibilities. Imme-
diately tsereu,'on both he SENATE and Hovss OF
RSPREsERrArHgs become completely REpuBLrcAs.
CoDge,s and the President, wisely acting upon
your excellent idea Of mastery inactivity as 10 coercion
of the s.cedents Will find Lothng in the wey of their
speedily pass7g lib Homestead bill, an elective
Pacific Railroad bill, aud Protective Tariff act.
Then what the S'cedeDS do to prevent liz busi-
ness interests Of the country from sprrgng for ward,
in career of accelerated prosperity, such as will
make the UNTED STATES the foremost pc YER and tho
happiest and most prosperous nation in the word'
To me, the prospect ahead seems Of the brightest,
whatever may be the course Of South Carolina Die
urionists. W.. IA.
Aelr. York Hoy. g.. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
m. St., Of BIississispi pronounced as follows In

s;op tb. s.., o. bsasst1 gr,Loanssd 40 follows n
~ IT, .. .pe S S',ss -toD:
|" yIovH That ia he sp'risr Of M Conreshsr te
osc,,J rfon h< Cs0a on tho p7yfof "a. saee
ri UTYEpJ S S,% CFfONED BY fHE FEDERAL
roEsTTInInIouDnshn J,amed y staJisa oad
d, an ire M .n land thar IN Jat
~ ~ "s ~ " 'os Sfafs me Iaon rstabIi,be6 as<
G;b .,,H ~, sos effects and Consequences
a ripl vercist on -
As We 90 DO. donos that Mr. s. '.ra,ioas 81 ii.
Ss's wsaIe warranted, think, 10 nfe, osg "a o.
win lend his countensnce to proceedings W. ca sosn
be now taken in faeratt contempt Of Ter deh, erats
expressions, made In the presence of the whole
The record Of her opinions the manner and method
of suumonipg State Conventions, as also the lsgiti-
nate objects for which they should be convened, ID
aresdy made up, and among these objects, any sgts
ton directed to the promotion Of Secession IS spscit
cs ly peeatived, ard pronounced 10 be utterly IN
sanctioned by the Federal Constitution" and "rsvo-
lutOnaIy' in It's character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
The Great Bank Fraud.

SPRINGTIELD. 1T Frl1ay, Nov. y, I0bU.
The Boone County Iadisns) Ba1k fraud eX.ites
considerable CONSERVATION among bankers about West
ern PAPER money The real Of the over issue 10
not vel discovered. The intmaton that the engraver
Is it Heated is not borne oy facts as the plate has
not always been in bis possession. The fact that the
spurons Issue wss printed from genuine plates does not
inpEcste him any than it does the Bank officers
o. auditor who now holds the plates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
The Grand Trunk Railway.

IOROhTO, Friday, Nov. 2, I6bU.
The Leader Government organ of to-day ssys that
the Government in view of the the Grand Trunk Rail.
way Company's application for relief, will immedi-
atty appoint three Con mesiopers 70 institute search
ing il qury into the afaUs Of the Company. The Com
nissioners are to M. Grant manager of the North
ern Railway, ard Messrs. Langton and Thudeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
Yirrinia and Tennessee RaiIroad.

LYNCHBURG, Va friday Nov. =, 1860.
Thu repairs on the Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad
CAUSED by the late esbsts, will be completed by SstuF
day. The sale of through tickets to Ne~-Orleans aud
intermediate poiots will be ned at NewYork and
other stations on Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

Proceeding from this city, this statement might,
if uncontradicted, be received with faith; but the
fact is it is matter Of The merest speculation. Of
courte, rothing il yet known as to Nc LiocOln'S
appointments Renewed questions are urged upon
Mr. Lincoln as to a oeclarstiOn Of his future inten-
tions. believe it is correct to say that, although
he is not at all unmindfu of the uneasicess which
msy exist in many parts of the country, nor of the
unfortunate comm rcial troubles that may have
been threatened, he sill does not discover any
cause for specially developing his policy, or offer
ing any public expression OF his views.
Among other interesting dispatches received to-
day by Mr.. Lincoln, was one announcing that he
had been hung 10 effgy in Pensacola, Florida. 1t
thought at the State House that il the personal
danger came no carer than that, there was little
cause for apprehension.
l am told that MIR. Lincoln considers the feeling
at the South to be limited to very small number,
though very intense.
Senator Trumsuils reelection is fully assured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
Cu.ptrsTpN. Thursday. Nov. 3

CHAnLEsTos, Thursday, Nov. SO r. m.
The excitemene continues. Several lone star"
HsRs were rsieed in various places to-day.
Mr.. Sprst Is now addressing crowd OF several
thousand at the Charleston Hotel.
One b mdred guns were fired at Columbus, Georgia,
the receipt Of the aews OF the resignation Of the
Charleston Federal officers.
Dir. Pressly the Sub Treasurer here, kas resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

THE PRESIDENT AND THE RESlGNlNG OFFICIALS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

State ora njor,,; ofthe S'as'as the expense any
Stat. or efa mi,eriy Of s'-S'ee.
DO Won q SIX Cbsd,stOn ain greatly benefited BY
sicessiou ?" asked. ...,,
"Yes, because, in case Of tyl 'a'loD' 'ae ~, "ya,
evidently be me oSe Of tie sssS comnlffo", W., -
the Soutb. II has but ore inconyesis VIC LUG
water on the Bar lie about IS feet endA n0 oH '1V
mile, from the city. Gas, your eye cr, IA, map laUa
here be pointed ont to nap Of the "a ''Vu "''
and see what immense region will receA 'e ''' SUP
plies from Charleston, and forward its yrodsa 70 ."'
point. Produce no be from the ~ eri0i
OF Tennessee to this city, chesper than to New ON AS
or New-York. Az soon rs separation takes place Z,
shall run the steamers that ply betsee New York eS,
Charleston between the latter city and England touch
ing at the Azores. 1t would pay better thsn at the
North. Even rs 1t letters from England received
IN the West Indies than by the West ndisn line
OF steamers"
This ended the conversation, and ssad it to you
correctly illustrating The opinions prevailing in thiscty
with regard to the great qusstion-dsunion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

War Preparations in South Carolina
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MODERATION AND BE .soN IN OTHER STATES
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THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.

nor SPEECHES AND BITTER RESoLrA',S,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

The Forts and other National Property Safe.
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THE SOUTHERN MEDICAL STUDENTS.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM SPRINGFIELD.

COMPOSITION OF Mr., LINCOLNS CABINET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
THE CABINET MEETING.

Nothing definite is known of the Cabinet Meet
ing to-day, rs the intention Of the Administration
is to await the Development Of disuuiOniSm. Mr..
Buchanan stu hopes that there will be no diSuniOn
Cass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
THE EFFECT AT WASHINGTON.
,s,i.I Dfsoateh n The n Tribune

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WAsHBGToS Friday, Nov. 9, 1860.
THE PRESIDENT PRRPLEXED.
The President is still in doubt what to do. He
is Opprtbensive of troubles 10 the South but doe,
not know bow to meet them. His feelings are
with the South, but he is afraid to assist them
nnf nlr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
THE RUMoRED MANIFESTO.
Mr. Lincoln Hung la ERiGy.
Special Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune

Special Dispssch 70 The n. Y Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, H., Friday Nov. 9, 1860.
Springfield paper of this morning states, on
the assumed authority Of Nc Lincolo's coufden-
tisl friends that the Cabinet is to be as follows;
Secretary q Sia'e...............W II Seward.
Secretary Of Mar...............EP Blair, jr.
StcrcisrY Of the Navy...........u W. Davis.
SeCy-'ery Ct the It ea y...... J. Sherman
Secrets y Of the Int i1r......,.Joho Hi ,kmsn.
PtsimasIsi- General .............H Et1trdge.
Alton ey-Geotral.............. T. Logan