Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-16

MARCH Is, 1861. s.i5.a-,.s .iae is
Tails is an excellent omen: and we have
mo doubt that this Liberal spirit wilI1 1bc
lJlstii by the fdelity and wisdom of the
ADMINISTRATORS A itself. The day of bitter
humiliation, we ltrnst, will soon be over
We shall yet have a country worthy OF
!espect, a government thai men will know
! how to honor. aasC r+Ee
The Baltimore Annual Conference
OF the NJ. 6s Chureh.
fCoFrespondence OF the Balyih,ore a neriean.l
STAuNToS, Va, March IL, 1861.
| XsRSrs. Editors Gf tie -1mericGn :: ~
The town of Stauulon is cheerful with
the crowd of preachers aud lnymen called
! here to attend the session OF tho Balti-
more Annual Conference, which assemblies
Tomorrow, and a Convention of The So
eiety-=-n rather, uncommon thing among
Methodists-whic meets nj the same time,
to consider the propriety OF taking some
course with regard to the action of the
Hate General Conference, which assembled
in May last, ON the subject of slayeIolding.
II is thought by many that Methodist
| preachers will not be received by the peo-
pie outside Of Baltimore, ii they do not
immsdntely absolyc themselves from all
conqectlpn with church organization
which has made non-slayehold q test
9. men 9esFsI.ip. While 2fllsrs think yiF-
! gina and. Mary land hIethodists in the fli-
! ia.l Districts would be satisfied TO wait for
/ some Important action ON the5part Of the
| next General Conference
I The friends of these different views hold
Informal meetings tonight to compare
notes and determine upon the conduct of
lheir lci! respective parties. t,.'-,.,.... IL,
! This is strong g-Uniun-loVinp county
tnye seen many Union cockudes in tile
bats OF the people, but not one secession
OSHg any ~ tn ieslllg, tners'oFe, which
sHFrSunGs .Ii1 inc conference aud Convention
The delegates 10 hotI, bn5ies Vii, H.
proverbinl hosnitnlitv If yirg;nio ore
domicilIcd In lie inns $40 NJ S"r.n,s 'f,T -
every religious denominntion. AMI witI,'
out these iuflnences tho jslsgot.s "n1
E'prcnrhers nre oll
men. and seen, to be ;1rr..s s.I .i,I' ~
danger the rL,,rrh = cy,Osel q, ,i'o
present cmerpencv
BishoD Scott viii nresiIe nj the ssssion
of the Conference lie "a rcnnrtaJ I,oro -
he be the conscrynIive ,npmSnr NJ NJ ~, Nv
House of Bishons and ne bo y;no, ,,ra,t
synlDnthy wifi, the horIlar, cbnr,.Loss II r.
stated h1 .WFnfR n IpffPr In nfsbOv, Il
REQUESTING him not 10 ncron,Dony biT -
1.-The CnnTsrence no wos ;ntep,i"I ~. ~ !,
Iimipbt cause srsujS;on Or ESisronI, Ia,
l,ence
A,no6g +bo RoI,iu,r..ns ~, ~, ~,
Iorc fCb,Slos r p,,I:o. ~ -
ttbe second SroDci ~ AI4,' ~ G;,,. ssiGemt
lTSon;sI ,rbe,1,,s Eso :, SOp!ioI' rs
i1nd JnF,[n }ond ~ - t1s4'
FrIT e. 4 st,;,,ir, a., =. !, ", IL. v14.,.
li.s1 NJ, iTnri.,s,s III 80. ". VI
iIt'' ~ my 0sus'S w.
l:IIoyv douglas mold M. T,IncCI,,,s M.
C,trci6n,,i .,,o, r-,i.l..
;Z:1g..,I. r. ."''oMl"e
" t''e t''e t"aus HE"t4on OF MF. Lin
' NOA'A I'esti t-z ~ iizsa5 g
h9 Zone oGthe resentatiEeSiof this State
.n.s9sgEese H., reports interesting and Ei'-
which mt Isrin% .ssn ' ~ inauguration
cord. On approaching the platform Sbero
lie was to take his oath aud be inducIed
into the OIice of Chief Executive, AIr,
Lincoln removed his hnt and held in his
band as hc.took the seat assigned hin,-
Fheiarticle seemed to be IL burden. He
changed it awkwardly from one to auoth-
Isrt and finally, despairing of finding ior it
any other position, deposited it upon the
platform beside him. Senators and Judy-
es crowded in. and to make room for them
he removed nearer TO the front of the
stage, carryinglllts tile with him. Again
u was dandled uneasily, and MS Senator
Baker approached to introduce him to the
audience he made motion as ifto replace
llhetue on the stage under the seat. when