Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-25
The Government at Richmond and
p Iho Government at NFACeliug, la
tue state OF Virginia.


From the y. Y. POst.l
The Virginia State Convention. in SEES
sion ut Wnee. ing. hrs completed hy form Il
,ni lawful ur.rcss what Governor fletcher
In'l his fellow traitors Ii gan some m n,Ls
aga. Il has declared such OF the Officers
| If the State AS have fnrSwnru Themselves
md uie now in LEAGUE with the Munl"nm
cry reirls, To be drpnscI from their elf 'es
! tmi authority Aud ii has established ~
provisional 6 'vernmrnt far The STATE, "a
culture until peace is restored within the
~ ,lrrs of ti.r Old Dominion and the
Whole rrOple eau declare their further
wishes ut the polls. wiIho"t obstruction.
The first Important ncIiun ot the pro-
lv'siuRdl government Will probably lac to
'nll upon the government Of the United
States tor pr..trrtiuii Agtinsf tlic viulent
int unlawful acts nf TRAITORS. uni the III re
vi"lent measures nf The ) tthern rebels.
Sho have gained nrmr possession of -,
part ut tue State, aud are destroying pro-
UerIy. injurinS persons aud ybatrurtiug
liberty there
Bv ille fourth section Of the fourth ar-
title Ut the ca 'stiiufiuu il is declared tn 1t
The Uuitcl SlntrS sLi,il guaranty turv,rv
-tair ia this UIiun Il rcpHhlic "a form at
government; and sinai! protect each of
them against imvaSiuu: aud. ON aGrliraiiun
"f tue legislature. or of tlr Executive
when the lrgi-l ,inrr cAnu"r be convened,
dg inst dUmeSt vio'rmce
| Judge StVrv, commenting on this PAS
| sage. Says: 1.-The rr"pl, uf each state
| hnvr RIGHT to protection against the
| tyranny of tt domestic f,ctiuG. 3,ui to have
At firm warranty that their priit.ctl h.rtv
.La i,tIt he ":rrIurlod ny 81 successful
ienag ,gM"." IN the present c,-c the state
Z 1lt l..
trust aud their ''alhs. Is their acts they
smIj.tttd themselves To impeachment aud
To prevent this, aud reurin the authority
which they We're mt.u ing they arnrd their
f! follow tLrs. aud rnllti Ia the usSi-ttnrr at II
large army of rc!I"S ffnn n-hrr States.
Un'irr thrSe cir"um instances il hrc,me The
| first duty of the penpl' of the = ATE tu
call inIU existence new s,i Of officers, To
HdmIaisltr the aft .rs 0t the State accord
! ing tn the consultation II j. the new
| state uiiirers wliu will call upuu the gen
rrnl government I" protect the people of
| YirIiAia ugninSt domestic violence aud iu-
vnsioh.
The movement in viii ii Virginia thus
becomes iIie leader will hr qHiaE IS lulnw :
Ell up rs other Stnte-. Ia Missouri ti;,.
Gnvernnr has 4 y used himself les hyiug
| rom the capitol aud - Il tndnniug tn. Stare
| The pt'p'c viii, we lylie,e. t1k,. measures
| 40 have him aud his frllnw irtitnrs brought
| speedily tO trial; and mcantim- pruv,s-
| iunal government MUST lie est hlj~l.ed To
exercise the function which hr.,. b .rn arr
rested by the nFsc"n.iiug of Jarkson.
| In Tennessee we henr Tnnt si,nilar
Movement is on G""t. uudrr the leadership
of Ilenry, Mellon aud Ener.nn E,lcridrr ;
and Hitlrss Mng"ilin is very car,tul the
uni"u men of K"mlu Ky viii find ii ndvi-
sable I" imred"h and suspend him AMI
si"kc si'rh measures fur the puriic ton of
their STATE c vernm-utns will ensure them
safety friiW trensounhlc conspirrcies of men
in Ittwer
THUS this great Unconstitutional movement
goes uu. In one sttte-,"ng called th.
mnrher Of stHtrs--ii is 10y this time cam
n!rte |. Tile w,u.hfu ness at TIE tyr,nts
wtn hold parts of Tennessee by f"rcr ut
arms may for the moment PIT, back a,.tio l
th.r., TUT rs the Uuinp army 1t Is rntrs nmI
Itineraries the people from the oppression, al
the M"ntgmery miIit,ry Dictatorship. so
will they rise ~ I" rrnssrrt their rights
Fund ny constitutional means rc-csLlb.is,
their subvertei governments.