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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-08-27
STATE OF LLsINoIs WIZ Co. cfreai. Court,
yINAL L. M0REY, Ae'-' ioe1-

POLLY MoREY
A TFIDAYIT Ct the nop-resid.res ., ~ Al
"a defendant above named having been i,ied 4, ~
ONCE o. inc Clerk Of the viii County Circuit Court
Nouee = hereby given To the said Polly Morex ia,
Vina l. Morey. the complainant filed III. I'M ~ e-
pIant "a sld Court on the ehanoery side thereof he
oth LAY OF uiy 1851 and that mons fiaere1,s-
Issued ont Of said court against seis fsfnia1t ,,
pc On lse Erst MONDAY cf October, 1851 Is BY law
Nov unless you the said Polly Morev .A.,, $1,000,
y Dc and appear before said Circuit Cont m nj
County on the first day o. the term thereof to be
nolosn AZ 5oef, IN said County, first day OF
eompanants bill Of complaint. the same aud the mat
tiers and things therein charged and stated will H.
taken confessed and decree entered against Won
according to the prayer Of bill
q. D. A, PxsKs. Com Sol. o'''~-
joliet, July 26th, Is6l. -.
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RELIEF TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS ! f!

The Original Medicine Establish in 1887. and
first article of the kind ever introduced under the
usme of "PULMoSIc WAfERs," in this any other
conntry all other PuImonic Waters are counterfeits
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
BRYANs PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
BRYAS's PULMoNIc WAYERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRVAS's PULMoSIc WAPERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood Pains in the Chest.
Bryans PuimOnic Waters
Relieve inepient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryans Puimoinc Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils
Bryan's Pulmobic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's PulmOnic WATERS
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryan's Bulmonic Waters
Are adapted to vocalists and public speakers.
Bryan's PnmOnic Waters
Are in a simple form and pleasant the taste. Not
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Are
ranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will ever object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester, n. Y.
Sold by j. II. brown, Joliet, and all other Druggists
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-08-27
INFALLIELE AND WaRRakTED,


Aeonsfic Pocket Article for IN. D.
With which 90 lear Lectures, Sermons, spe.cbe. a..
IL is small. and can be carried I'm the 49,.
when used, be entirely concealed 7, = 49,, sno
" KINDS OF metal with Gutts Pereha tubes -
eonipine1 As 70 form powerful reflector of sonrS
AUD Is altogether the most desirable ipstrnmen, ~,
.he deal ever invented. letter enclosing mn ns
VII De sent TO an, address, on the recent on
Seht p Win which TO send the same
-Auofess' MANSFIELD, Book SELLER
Ap lS4 York Street New Haven. Con>
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-08-27
STATE OF ILLINOIS. VIII Co Cire4it Cont
COURT ot NfItt :" tof ocroD4r TerA, 1851
ADALINE PINSEY.1
Bill for Bivurte
ARoN PINNkY. In Ckan1,tx

J
4 ffllayit Of the Residence Oh Ardn PIuney de-
IA PENDANT al-ye named. having been filed IN lie
Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of said wiz
County. the clanccry side thereof Notice here
by given to- said Arun Pinney. that the complainant
eI her bill ofcomp'ant in said Court the Chancery
side thereof tb' 18th day Of July. A d. 1851 and
that summons thereuIOn issued Of said Court
against said defendant reurnable the list Monday Of
October next, tls61 as Is by law required New un-
less the said ArOn Pinney shall personal IL be and
aPper before said Circuit Court Of win County on The
first day ofthe next term thereof, be holden at the
Court bocse IL JOKES in said County, the First day
of October, A D. 1861, and plead answe or smur 10
the said compiaiDants Bill Of complaint, the same
aud the matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken confessed and decree entered AGAINST
you according to the prayer Of said Bill
B.F. RUSSELL CLERK,
@. A. TUCKER. Com. Sol.
Joliet July 18th.
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L O s II

49,, ,hcut Thursday the 18th inst, gentleman
[ hssyy geld watch chain, eme" llshed with Odd
49, smblsms. Supposed 70 have been lost on
Fellow s,rs-t or GU the road 20 Manhattan. The
iii be suitably rewarded by leaving tho chain
=, cagwin's crockery Store
JoIirt, Aug e, 1851.
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8 q N e II HIN 6 NEW

(tLOCks, Sewing Machines. Parasols, Umbrellas and
~ Locks repaired Keys fitted Bells hung Door Plates
made ORDER Surgical INSTRUMENTS repaired Mnir
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally repaired and
various other tobbing, all warranted well done BY
Wellington st., near Ottawa t., Joliet, III.
Joiiss, July Il, Is5f. Ia
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-08-27

The Good Time Has Come,
When you cure that cold of yonrs, brake mp
your coughs and peace that is what every body
says and be all YOU have got do is
DIR. Ives Cough Relief.
Use itfo Cough IL for Cold il for the Asih-
ma; use it for the WhOoping Cough Group. Hoarsc-
Brunchrtis. Influenza. Consumption. and all dis
Of the Throat and Lungs. 1t is put up in %
80 cts and sizes. which brings it within the means
of all Sold by l.. J. IVES Wholesale Western Depot,
No. 240 South Clark st. Chicago.
Sold in Joliet. by j. ii. BROWN, Druggist.
Dec. 1, 1860. u25-6m
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-08-27
Stone Warehouse.

THE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
house, is prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price I'm Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Proi4ce. VIII advance Lnrl-
Der at cash rates for grain in store. lie will Keep
constantly on hand, SALT, WATER LIME, &c.
He respectfully soIieits the patronage Of his old
friends and former customers, aud all others who
wish to dispose of their products and procre articles
In his line of trade
HENRf FISH
Joliet. Nov. q, 1860. n24-tf
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Wanted

A Good Dwelling House located in East Joliet. up
"A on a good sized lot, in EXCHANGE for land in
WISCONSIN or H. Address H. R., P.o. box io7, Joliet.
Dec. Is, 1850 2sow
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-08-27

1850. 1860.
N f w GOODS
FOR THE
POPULAR TRADE.
r. M. PARKER
MOULD call the attention of the Ladies' OF this
w vicinity to hislarge and select assortment of
NEW III GODS
Which he is daily receiving from the Eastern markets,
and which consists in part of Rich Plain and
Figured Silks, Fine French Wool Delans,
Fine French printed Mernos, Reps, stri-
ped yalencias, Parmettas, Plain aad
figured, velour cotille Florentines
Magentas, English POplins, Pacific and Hamilton
DeLaines, &c, &C.. of New and Choice designs.
Also, fine French Bombazines, Alpaca
and Canton Cloths, Black Silk
yelyets. Rich Silk
and worsted Goods, French and English Castor Bea
vers, for Cioaks.
Also. a full assortment OF shawis,
Japanese
aud Tycoon
Double and single
shawls, of New
and beautiful Patterns.
L les CT AXIS
Plain and Striped, Black Grey, and Drab
Ofall prices and qualities
Particular attention is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
which is unusually full and complete in every res
pect and comprises all the most popular styles Of
Sheetings,
shirtings,
DENNIS
Stripes
Also, Cotton and Linen House Furnishing goods of
every description, constantly on hand.
1 have also large supply of
* N ne ~ NJ IT S~
Velvet.
Tapestry,
Three-Ply.
Hemp,
and
Cotton.
Also, Stair Carpets, Cocoa Mating &C., for sale at
greatly reduced prices.
have also on hand 1000 pounds Of
CIark's Patent sheet Batting,
the best and cheapest sold in this city. Come
and them.
am constantly receiving all the latest stylesof
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
and all who desire best * DDS the lowest prices,
vii! not fail to examine my assortment before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember the place,
No. 46 JeffersO street.
R. NJ PARKER.
Joliet. Oct 2. 1850. let,
J. G.. WILLIAMS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22
Som feV dayg ago, prouipeat eitf1ers


SoNE few days ago, Prominezt eitf1ess
Of LesverWortb, &. T., telsgFaPbed East,
warning The friends Of Kansas n0t TO
credit Tie reeeut statement Of Thaddsus
Hyatt, - regard 70 she saEaiuEs Of that
people. We did At the nue credit This
D.niEzsto, for Ne could not appreciate the
motive, when they admitted hat the suf-
feriag WAS considerable. although there
were 40 authenticated eases" of stArTA-
ton; as il famishiag people did not ne
quiFe sGeeoF tiII ther Esre actually starved
70 death Ne nos Cad Ia The Indiaaapo-
lis Journal of Wednesday, letter from
Kansas to that paper signed by Joseph
Gardner. Of Lawrenee, and endorsed By J.
C. Holmes, Of Liam county, in relation to
these representations:
This extraordinary proceeding Is entire
Is ire1piieable 70 the unitiated- Some Of
as Who .fhaye been there and seen's can
understand this matter. Last fall, when
the farmers OF tie interior became eIamor-
Gus for an organization for obtzinipg re-
lief, there we're those Interested ia the
Success Of the corner lots IN many
mart t1RBs and yong eifies that siren
aously opposed all such EioSemeHts.-
ODe man was heard To say at = meet
leg in Lawrence, in ahirh this mat
Ter Vas being disensEeI, that, IF ne
arc nos going 70 advertise that Kansas
IS unable TO take care OF herself, re
might just As well wind up orr bobbin
and quit :" He was interested in town
property, and the disposition manifested
Vas that be would be very much Obliged
70 the poodle IL they would quietly starvs
to death and say no;hin6 about IL do
not charge .some OF your most prominent
citizens" with feeling thus toUards those
/ unfortunate people, but it certainly does
look in exceeding bad taste in them as cit
izens Of LeavenWorth, after the papers Of
that town had heAped All manner Of abuse
upou the bead Of Thaddeus Hyatt, during
his visit of mercy to Kansas last fall, in
YORK attending 10 his own business, aud
Interpreting every sbstaele they couid TO
prevent bis publishing the facts IN the
case, and perEeeting arrangements for get
ting aid, and finally, alter they found that
the people would publish an appeal for
help, some of the citizens OF this same
town offered their services to attend TO
distributions-we say it looks bad 70 see
them stooP so low as to make this last ef-
fort % thrust Hyatt out of the field in
which he has done so muck service for the
I good cause. ''Our most prominent citi-
zen" admit the necessity of the continual
/ ton of the contributions till June next
I Why thea, let me ask in the name of COM
/ mon sense, make this attack upon that
/ man than Nh0H no other Hoio living has done
hoLf 20 much 70 bring this matter before tie
people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22
sPEcIAL NOTICES.
HeaIfh! female Health!

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Is-1ti.r - thsszx. RIrst-and u.ssf eaa1oa szsolE
sheas = FE1LLE WaIExns q UEFErss - LEroo1E-
EEl- Nh rs el-taafutseoaa1ts. Laastta8e- Pre-
tration, Aasa-.Wsak Bark, AID 6sa-rli Drbifsy.
70 Oss 7n be eaLtTuiy veil .bS thaa sususs AL in
hun4ress - ea5ua ksAlth i urtsEiy uDSerzaissd-
oi5-sehsll l.saiao.. 40 drug - lat hftIo E-sI-
ofles aaeh Injury; bar HUNPHRETs SPECIFIC
F0lLEoPATufC FE9IALE PILLS Ars tOst he
tinE. rsti+riHg psOuPsIy, and eIrioE peraaAsatly
4 dalE1rsI UsEfk uIn d za5Ea god thsa quAEts u
nafEU- . ak nOarhs aifsudapes - = dor
HI buna hi "a sinEi- bs1ss = els
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cgslI Wild BpoE = DirsetsOsS 49, rEs=Ey diGsFeu'
Rnoelis, Il IArJs EiAlE. n0roeco e4Sa. s. d. IN
plaIa ea.e,S4s e.soaT afissa I-szes, AID boOk, y
Tsss< Rsssai..- ~ single boxer sase. are -.
bynan q express frss q eAATse 70 aay addrss.. 90
Eeesipt oe sriz.- GS4ress
d. HUMPHREYS o.,
E9-5ss BFoaduayI SeH York
Eo'dby LAUsHL1Ss BUsHTIEDD.
JAS SO-T4 Main ST
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

Now THAT that the Bmbassadors from
the Southern ConfedeEney have aired
their doctrines before the Virginia Con-
vsation, 1t Is suggested that they be re.
qusstsd to address the people in and abont
R,ehmoud. The Disgatei tAyors it, and
wishes that they could canvass the whole
State. We believe If they would do so,
and diseIOse the real design of the seeded
States, the eject would be quite salutNry.
The Di.PateG says that the speech of Mr..
Preslen vas worthy Of the sPatrick Hen
~ blood that courses through his veins. -
lfthAt isn't borrowing the allyery orheaYen
TO serve the devil ill., wo don't know what
wonld be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

HERE is something of interest from
Charleston, S. C. 1t ia from letter to
New York paper, dated Feb. 18th:
Touching the preparations for the at
tack on Fort Sumter, the rebels will in u
few days be able to announce themselves
all ready. The immense rnortArz and the
sixty-four Founders in Cummfng's Point
Battery are now in position and the work
on that fortress Is quite complete. Great
confidence is felt in its strength and ca
pacity, and il is understood that Major
Anderson comedies the claim to a certain
extent. The ability of the rebels to effect
breach in the walls of Port Sumter with
this battery is not regarded as impossible
in the fort, whose heaviest guns are point
ed agaicstit. Great reliance is placed in
the free sud ingenious nss Of railroad
iron to render this battery impFeguable
A Number OF nOrtaFs have been placed
in position At Fort Morris, one and a
quarter miles from Sumter, and . short
distance below Fort Moultrie, on Sulli.
vans Island. two more mortar batteries are
in readiness. II Is among the rumOrs re-
Iatiug 70 these batteries, that the bombs
will contain combuStibles Of smothsriug
character destructive - life. The floating
battery 10 so far completed as to be ready
within the coming week. Il viii contain
two batteries of four sixty-fours each, one
on the upper and one on the lower deck or
platform. In it will be embarked from
three to four hundred infantry, who will
be the Etorming party. The design in re-
gard TO this huge structure-ninety-ti live
feet long, thirty.six wide, and thirty high
lis TO tow IL down the bay, and to
anchor 1t within a few hundred feet Of
/ Fort Sumter; aud the expectation, as I
? IA haEo 80 "a = A.
/ son will permit the rebels to do this. as
| they have been permitted to construct
within rife shot all around Fort Sumter:
repeat there is good reason for saying
that Major Anderson will permit the reb-
els 70 do no such thing, but will open upon
them and their battery the moment they
attempt any such manGuvre.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

OSE Of the reSolu,iOnS offered in the
Convention, by the seeesSiOnist from Wet
eel county, proposes that Virginia should
unite Ia presenting an uItimatum to the
Northern States, which should be just and
fair TO all sections of orr common coun-
try" No ultimatum, presented as such,
would be 'iust aud fair either to Vir-
giuia or the other border slave States, for
such n measure would eompsE secession.
The Northern people are not to be drH-
gooned-they never will act under threat,
and We might as well realize the fact at
once They would simply disregard any
nltimntum, and when the time fixed would
have expired, the State which offered ii,
would be compelled to pass an ordinance
Of secession, or back down. So dom.
talk about ultimatumi for an ultimatum
Is secession, aud nothing else.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

Is his admirable speech before the vir-
ginia Convention, on Monday, Mr.. Ben
ming, the GommisSioncr from Georgia,
thoroughly exploded the silly invention
that the South intends or desires revival
Of the African SLAVE trade. lie said that
II such trade Was begun, twas impossi-
BILE TO say where Il would end, and that
the Cotton States had no idea OF being
sUAmped by African hafbariaub. -Rict-
PIORd .Pgpr. ssA
They doa't talk that way in South Caro-
lima, be It remembered. Virginia slave
owners have sense enough to know that
such measure would ruin their Interests,
aud these Commissioners know it. Hence
this kind of talk to toll Virginia on.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22
Geo. Peabody and the CrI,I..

Nr. George Peabody, the London ban
ker, writes TO correspondent In Boston.
cannot conceal from you the fact that
the credit of the United States Govern
meut is now on trial in Europe. By the
last steamer We hear OF pIanE of concession
and compromise with those who are open
Iy defying the laws. Now, il is not my
purpose to discuss the merit or the motive
OF any of these :prgjects. but must tell
you that II your Government entertains
any plan OF concession at the present mo-
meut-tf it have to purchase the petmis-
sion to peacefully iuaugurate the lawfully
elected PreSident-its credit will receive a
fearful blow in Europe. You must expect
to have Federal stock sent back in large
quantities from England aud the CONT
nent- People will not trust a government
which, when It's foundations are attacked,
instead Of uphOlding Law and order, COM
promises with traitors. We have had
enough Of Peruvian and Mexican bonds,
and shall be careful not to retain those of a
anarchy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

ERsSsARsAPARILLAE DASDELIOS
Cares tie wort eases Of serofula
RRESTLISGERasARsA PARIII.A kDANDELIoS
cures KrydpeIAs, letter and Bsls-
SGERsSARSAPARI EDASDELIoS
Czrs 81 EIuptiOus in The skin.
SGERssARsAPARILLAG DASDELIoN
cIes Liver Complaint aud DruPsy-
S6ERasARsAPARILLA& DASDELIoS
Cares DySPrpsiA and Sour Stomach.
INSTRUMENTATION DASDELIOS
Purihs4 the Blood ADD entirely eFaAieatss al Mer-
eHg and Impurities from the Eystem.
BRESTLING ERssARsAPARI 4 DASDKLIoS
IEplsasant to The taste AID is entirely Vegetable
ER'ssARsAPARILLAE DANDKLIOS
IspronOaneed by Phyhieians the best Aitersnt
they have ever prescribed-
Prepared By 2. A. BRRNTLINGER, Market ST..
No ISL, Wheeling, Va
sold by Red Kraf. Centre Wheeling,
LII LSEan Co. NHin Ct.
LdgAn. List Co, :.
aud Druggista gPSeTAIly. dee1O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

TuD election news from Nissouri is very
msaEra as yet, bat sufficient to indicate
beyond Doubt that the unconditional
uniOnists have carried tbs. State by hea-
Wy majority. In ST. Louis county the Sc
eessionists were nowhere. This result is
most gratifying. 1t Is one more link in
that chain of border States that are true to
the Union and the Constitudon-One more
pouud that is to break the back of Sc
eession.
Nobly done, good and laithIal Missouri
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

CLAhk MUS. the sculptor, BY his recent
marriage, secures fortune of 10000
Ma. Etll5 is the widow Of The late Mr.
Howell. of Baltimore, who len fortune OF
$500, 900, chiefly acquired in the dry goOds
hUslness in New Orleans
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

ThsEouOufnEis N r1fra-= irvsl aIeste- urstisu BY
the Pastor q Baptist Church 70 the syournal Ohd
Nss'snssr,7 CIneinaatt ohia. and sFals volumes ia
aVOr q tlst v0Eis-rsoOseed nseiieise-Nlhs. WISs-
L0E'B so0EHxs sTErP T0E CHn2EES TErTHrSe:
@Fe - IN SdVsrtisemsnf 10 your Columns Of 4rs.
WtHa3Ou's Soothing syrup Nor ne BeVsr Eaid \
word IN fVoE a patent aaslieiBs before in LIE,
hut ne feei compelled 70 say your res1eTr that
tai, Is no hunblg-EH EAVE IIzp n. aSD KSoE II 70
n AZ n ctArS. It Il, probably, one Of the most
'ueessl IlssiznNI q the ly, beenuse IT Is one Of
tha t'ss1- 4nd tsnsS Of your FssdeEs Who have ~
bies can't . bettsF tiian 70 lay in a supply
octis-lydkE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22

Is addition to tie Letter from or Rich
mond correspondent. psblithed on oaf srst
page to-day, we received fro7 him. BY tae
saas nail, the following PosSeTiPt=
H=z,iossJ 10 you Il NJ letter this
ragrnfng ibai The Sorrb western members
were likely 70 Be eaa5arasssd blythe eour5e
1hieh Slr. L. s. Hall, Of HeizeI county,
Eas Eesing Ct To puEsss. It ~oaId seem
as II their apprehsusions concerning him
we're more thsn likely 70 be realized
This aft-rnoos. after the speech Of NJ.
PreT.oa. the Comnissfoner from South
CaroIias. he got up and offered the fol-
losing uitimatum resolutions To hin
viii beIazg tie uneaTiabis boaor Of baV-
ing been tbe 6rst TO propose the very
courss Of action BY zbieh the secession
istS ell along have heen expecting to take
the State oss Of the Caioa. There viii
remain no excuse tor hin 10 his eoast tu-
entE. lie vas r1bortsa by At least one Of
bis colleagues from the North West, to
whom he revealed bis fnsea,ioBs to oaer
his rssolut:on. last uight, not 70 DO 50.
Bat he uo1Id AID here they are.
RGssErsH, That ia the opinion Of this
Convention, Virginia has perfect right at
any time 20 resume 10 herself the poserS
That lhe has heretofore granted 70 the
Federal Government, but she should never
ezerciss that right where The interests Of
Others are Involved. only for good eAase,
and that the mere election Of Abraham
Lincoln % the Presidency OF the United
States, uuder The provisions OF the Con-
0titusion, affords no just ground for her
10 rezumc 20 herself the powers granted
10 the General Government. But in view
Of the fact that portion Of our sisters Of
the South, composing this GoBfeder4ey,
have seen proper 70 break mp their eon-
pectiou with this Government and have
formed new Confederney, thereby lear-
ing the State Of Virginia, in connection
with the balance Of the border slAye
States, greatly IN minority in both
Houses Of Congress, therefore, IN the Opin-
ion Of this Convention. Virginia should
demand, as q matter Of seif-protecti0n,
additional guarantees aud proper amend
ments % the Federal Constitution, SO as
TO preserve just and proper equilibrium
between the sections.
RetoIrEd, That Virginia should unite in
presenting an ultimatum TO tie Northern
States. which ultimatum should be just
aud fair to all sections Of our common
country, and give the states fair OpPor-
tunity 70 take action on the came.
Relolrsd, That, in the opinion of this
Convention Virginia should FIX time
beyond which she will not wait, and If the
Northern States fail to ratify the action of
Virginia, or fail to meet her in a spirit Of
harmony and conciliatinn, within the time
that may be provided by this Convention.
then Virginia should NJ once take such
steps rs will secure her just rightz, out OF
the UniOn with the Northern confederaey.
In his postscript, our correspondent
adds the following dispatch from Judge
Summers, at Washington. which be says
vas shown to him by Alfred n. Barbour,
the delegate from Jackson county:
1.-The indications here are very fayora-
BILE. think the Conference will arrive at
detinits action Tomorrow or next day"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-22
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