Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-14
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pood Of fbe country II heart. and Ne a,OPe
70 eee.e lnrre ;at4endancs- the meet
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party pglstlcs aFaA % e1'AsAlt' s.s ellstl LUG
zone Of The meeting Edn be eonEahntory
=. .,--.-,-ot,,.e -, eyserr Tespee4 and
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1Liles De.lt1's WI y s.s'ss
motives or the spir1t q ans iseslA9te!n q OH
pe0ute. We belieFe there 10 a IhSen Sen
+;,ssnt l,e,.s arnopptiine, almost, # not an
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80, 3 : =. - s.,,.,sio,, s.,.n5,5l1t
nm. IN ,fo5 fe,.iins5
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conPEonlse Hsaa Ignoring "a l'a1 las4an 1st-l'
ing q. g nov. .-.z--.-
~. No. 3a,,,. Rs,l- If Tennessee. =
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ots m = 7+U1s
ed TO gentteman An 1onlslana. MI
Bal. of course dePlores the election Of
NJ 1;oeoln s,0t 4l,inls If lei alone. no
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sesaons IlisCHlel hsoe 20 ARP.sDs A-NsN
from his mlnistratlon-at All events,
that his election furnishes no just cause
4,-e ,1fsso1,, +5op If 44.e IJpiop. TIE ex-
- A.. !, $. Io+tar5 ~, ,,,;.
tt4ses : 4D-t,5 =
pr s.T-e.. -. ,,,.,,,s 4 Mr. 13noo,p.s pob-
Sas5s-stSons nm the sntiect Of slavery
are 10 be considered as the true opponents
of his future policy, and II ne possesses
the moral courage 10 aahere 10 toem IN
Opposition 70 the couusels OF the eztreme
men of his party land II is just ana falr 70
presume that ne does possess the Firtne,l
no serious mischief need be apprehended
dnring his administration, except the usu-
al evils attending the perpetual ag1tailon
of the slavery issues.
hr. Ben is of opinion that,
4Aa the EXISTING grievances Of which
the South may justly complain. can be
Eedressed ia tbs enion.
On me QUESTION OF secession, ar. Deil
81 am forced TO the CONCLUSION that 5e-
eession is but another name for an organ
lied resistance by state 70 the laws ana
H.,:N ~. 49, ti,;So e. r.,oJ',t;o,, ;,
81 am copstrained 70 say that by 70
principle of Public Law, by no code of
morals, BY no law OF Earth or s Heaven 20,
iot;.d nnder a~,s al @
witbdrawinp from the Union"
Mr.. n. declares himself a thorough
onion man. atieaSt.uniil every Constitu.
tional means for tie redress Of Southern
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s..S =
.i am fesoiyee 70 Aahere E, 20 tne y pion.
WI MOI say no posttsee eone''tgs.lsg
M9ala consent 70 a SePat para OF the
states. but wou.a e.haus. every con
sutaWonat means IpE tuS FeaEeSS .! our
grievances before would totnk OF oiS-
solving the Union. am not "iiling that
one state should De stricken from me
prgnt clnster Whlca now emo iazons Tue
national nag.
We would very gladly publish the whole
of Mr.. BelTs letter. had we the space TO
800. - r.a.o., W. r,av oira cow. f,,,E
PEI = 1..' g. So -
tneE 4sEt aSt ~ ahoeaet u tlEle.
'
The honaon teost mentions an extraor-
binary hoax which was perpeirated in that
city. The crv was raised that Louis Ma
,oIsoo ;..oa,;+o L.3 a1J,,,ad &, R.,,,Ia,,,
''sS 1'sS'
ana was approaching LONDON. CROWDS
surrounded the London Bridge station
Policemen were present in strong force.
IIts.s.s.. .as.:.,5s $500. ..E.
tss.otS 9tnS'q's' spStNs'' @u0 Ssstss
French police s%armed about the prem
iSes The train was watched for, prayed
for Atlastit duly rnmbled into the sta
bsTds SSFa isid nm lie SooTs of ali ,Se s
first Compartments Of frst-clnss carriages.
Who should FIRST greet htm7 The aston
1 1shsd passengers could hardly get out
frat mas there ,os ound a, ~
looking gentleman, with the prominent
nose nnIIfLe nnnuaFocha and EinoneriaI n & tbG