Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-27


VIZ notice that IN the ConTehtion the
other dsy Nr. B. Hall. of Marion, made
an excellent little speech on the tax ques-
,iou. BE took stfohg WesteE1 grounds,
and BaintaiBei them ably. He urged
that the question Of AVIATION Should Le
settled now Head be came from 3 see
tiou Of the State where the people we're
denounced as SubmissionislS and abOIi-
tiOBists; but be would tell them they had
been .submIssioaitts bseause they must,
anenoW they we're going TO be such no
logger He depisd that ihsrRzEasanYob-
legation resting on the West-to wait till
the COnvention oElsss. They had right
10 demand non the equalization Of taxa
tiop, which has been 50 long denied them.
In asl4tion 70 the purchase Of Western
members, proposed BY Nr. Fisher, he
said:
St. President, beg 70 say that hope
there iS no man TepreSentipR this or any
other interest Who'll ready 70 enter into
any bargain. We came here not to pur-
ehgSF but 70 ask what We conceive 70 be
our right. We ask IL NOT as u condition
upon which We will agree TO soy other
proposition, but We ask II as a right, and
We are eotitiee 70 receive il uneouditiou-
ally. scoFn proposition 10 self any
anything 70 Obtain Ger rights. ] believe
there Is no such sentiment ON The part Of
any man representing or holding the views
l do, and desiring the result which de-
sire in this particular, and believe there
Is no such gentleman who has hnd any
49, a al oh To-
sition as this 4
Isay hope there Is no man in this body
representing any portion Of the freemen Of
the State Of Virginia, who Wonld permit
himself TO be influenced In his action upon
any question With the view Of obtaining
tue concession thereby Of some other right
pertaining 70 some other matter. hope
gentlemen are not 70 be sold in the market
here. 7 i0W heUsr yield 10 sueA a pToposi-
zion though Il eOt me my lie, and will
never believe that any man who co Ope-
rates with me 10 this idea or policy will
agree 70 it.
Nr. Hall, having bat hall. hour to
speak, was Interrupted IN his remarks
He certainly made very good :begtauing
for sound Western speech. We hope be
will follow up his well planted blows with
others. tr ..-Es
Tax Union men Of Harrison County ap-
peas 70 be highly pleased with the course
their Delegate, Mr.. Carlile, has pursued in
the Convention. A correspondent Of the
CIArksburg Guard says:
Ne, Oarlile has taken his stand on the
ground marked by the footprints of the
illn1triouS Clay. Well may the people of
old HArrisou be proud Of such al able ex-
Founder and defender Of Western Virgins
rights aud interests, aud such an incorrup-
tible friend Of the Constitution and the
Union.
Speaking Of Ex-Governor Wise, he says:
His Excellency once said that Whigs
knew each other by the instincts Of GENTLE
men, and lie would Deem that traitors are
governed by similar inSincts, Since the
EE-GOVsraor's difficulty with old Brown,
he haa formed such an exalted opinion Of
his military talent, and exhibits such an
ardent desire to make display of it, that
think Il would be Weil-t0 adopt the sug-
gestion of the ,WaShingtOn Star, TO put a
feather under his coat tails aud let him
strut himself to death. = = = : :
He also gives dig Ht the inevitable
Hall, while be approves Of the course -of
Brown, of Preston: =
We hail with pride the action of tie
Hop. VIM. q. Brown, Of Prestph, in. his,
ceusurihg Senators Hbdter and
Mason Mr.. Brown has moved IN the
right direction. May success attend his
'nHF easno. tsstEin nom s5lei4sii6e nv
pity and contempt for LIS, Hall. of,Wetzei,
of gold-headed cane uotorietK; may his
rap his cracked head with the
head Of that cane. think in the language
Of DoeSticks, 10 the canvass of 1856,
"pOOr Damphooll it will be. difficult for
you % satisfy your Commitments that you
reptesent their wishes r
Poor HALT he catches it on alt hands
but still don't get half us much as he de-
serves. 54F-J -
THE Catholics are increasing very fast
in England. A letter from London says