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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

FEvER AND AQUA CASE OF BlsHT
MoHTn's SrAXDISG CUREO ny BRRnATE's
HOLLAND BlrTERs Michel Kelly, No. III
Seventh, near Grant street, says:
Last July, while running on the river,
on a cotton boat plying between Natchez
and New Orleans, was taken with Fever
aud Ague. For eight long months suffer-
ed with this dreadful disease. The greater
part Of, this ttme1 was unable to work,
and spent ut least city dollars for different
medicines, but found nosPermanent relief.
Three weeks ago, bne oemy friends Insist
ed upon my trying BestaUes Holland Bit
ters, saying that euro sigdS guaranteed
After taking ii for,eHe Seek, must atatc
was sound man. u have been al work
now for two weeks, and: have had no return
of the Chills and Fever whatever"
Icertify that the above statement il true.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or at r. Chester's
Gothic Hall. apl-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
LRor the In,ellIseneer.I
West virginia SIN Moving.

JlessTS. EditoTs:-rhcre WAS another up-
rising of the people at Grafton last Sntur-
day night. The meeting was assembled on
Il very short notice. but when the time
came there were ut least three or four hum
dred people assembled. Ii was II pleasant
time Indeed, and made one feel good to be
there, 1t was II genuine Western Virginia
meeting, and no mistake. About half past
o'clock John S. Burdett, Esq, called tie
meeting 20 order in the street, no ball be-
ing found large enough to accommodate
the crowd; and ON his motion, Harmon
Sinsel, Esq. was elected Chairman and
James II. Srrogin, Esq, Secretary. 4 COM
mittee consisting of l.. r. Hall, George
r. LatLnm aud Henry P. Davidson, was ap-
pointed to report business for the meeting.
During their absence, f. II. PeirPdint. Esq.
addressed the meeting for about nm hour
and ~ half in n most effective aud eloquent
speech. He laid bare the iniquities and
oppression of the East and South, and
showed most couclUsivcly that Western
Virginia ought to take no par: IN this I'M
holy war brought on by the traitors OF the
South, except ia detence OF our own posi-
tiOn, which the speaker said was now,
ought to be, and lie hclievcd would be,
under the stars and stripes of our couu-
try. The people were fully aroused, and
SASAh NlNSA StuuS NCtt " llOlil ks3G CEUWu
whenever the speaker touched upon the
rights nj the West in the Union. aud the
folly of going out of it at the bidding of
the South or under the black EaSh'' of
Eastern VirginiM. cannot follow tue
speaker, but all who know Mr. Peirpoint
will know that it MAS "a mastery effort
| The committee returned aud reported
the Clarksburg preamble and resolutions,
aud the names of eighteen of our best cit
liens AS delegates to the Wheeling Con-
VentiOn, to meet on the 18th Of May, aud
the report WAS adopted by reclamation,
with nut one dissenting voice. Thus TIy-
lnr marches into line, ready for the worst.
Her Union men are not of the milk anl
cider kind, and intend to hang to the
Star SpHngled Banner ~ luug as there is a
shred of it left. She will 20 to the Wheel.
ing Convention with desire for peace and
for amiCnble adjustment, but she will stay
there till something is agreed upon where
by we shall not be dragged against our
will out of the Uniun of our fathers into
the rHttlesnake Uligarrhy reigntng at Mont.
EOmery.
After the adoption of tbc report, sho~l
addresses, breathing deep devotion to Ill.
I Union, were delivered hy Col Dnwny, OF
Piedmont, and by john s BurIet,, ESQ,
our delegate to the Convention. and f.. II
Hall and .. F. Hughs, E-qs.. Of this conn.
~. Mr.. Burdett gave MS an insight into
the way things Rre done at Richmond, de
Cl0ring that the city, during the whole
sitting of the Conventions, was an aImos
unhroken scene OF violence and mobecra.
cy; but accounted for it hy SAYING thai
l,TO0 of her citizens pay 80 taxes, bciaa
returned delinquent. He thinks this elias:
OF gentlemen composed most of the mob,
and - AZ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
The WheelIng Union.
[Yrom The PlttSburg DaIly Dispatch

7 k4EOo Lue eNtAuuIB U44y D4P3tGusl
j The Wheeling Union, secession organ,
in'its issue of Tuesday, endeAvors to hum
bug the people of Wheeling with the lying
assertion that the citizens of Pittsburg
/ wish to destroy Wheeling, by aiding the
I people Of Western Virginia against the In
solent attempt of the seeessionists TO force
the State out of the Union, without asking
the consent of the people, and in violation
| of their expression, by 10000 majority
/ That is all stuff, and the Union we'll kuows
/ it. 1t says:
at IL quite natural that Pittsburg should desire to
retain Wheeling IN the Northern Union. OF to blot
peuda the question whether IN tho futnIe PttsburG
Wheeling shall be the chief seat Of manufactures
on the upper Ohio. II We remain with the South.
the advantages In the race OF composition will be on
tie side OF Wheeling. II We 60 with the North, our
city would SOON Le swallowed up by PittsburE. Pitts
burg quite shreWd enough 70 see these thtngs Is
peciAly when her vita are BhATpened BIZ An ancient
enmIty. Her Journals, therefore, threaten US With
forcible detention In the Union Of the North
We can tell the people Of Wheeling, on
the contrary-and they also know it-thnt
to unite that city and section with the
Southern CoufederNCy will be inerita6ie
nor of Ohio could admit of the establish
ing Of secession ghrrisons, maintaining
troops and erecting forts anywhere in the
Panhandle.
Nobody is fool enough to believe that
Wheeling will be brought any nearer to
Pittsburg by becoming part of a great free
state OF Western Virgini,i. Her local adj.
vantages and facilities will remain un-
changed-while as a free city of free
commonwealth she will become great
hive Of industry. AS dependency OF a
decayiug sl0ss State, hereafter to be ruled
by the power of slave oliEarchy, more
dNringly and insolently outraging popular
majorities and popular rights than any
monarchy in Europe, she must hasten to
edcay and ruin.
But we need not argue the question:
The people of Western Virginia are fortu-
nately not SO easily deceived by dema-
gogucs as these of the eastern counties
like Accomnc, where Wise boosted that no
newspapers are taken or read and they
will not be influenced by such stuff rs that
of the traitorous Union. They will attend
to their affairs in good time, and the Union
had better prepare, as soon as possible, to
be n Union instead of secession organ
Its true interests-its hopes of existence
depend upon its advocacy of the new
commonwealth of Western Virglnia-un-
less the whols State return toloyalty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Dedication OF White Oak Han to the
Sacred Cause OfLIberty, April 3Oth,

Dedication OF White Oak Han to the
Sacred Cause OfLibertY,A April 3Oth,
Pursuant to notice, the citizens of Far.
is school district assembled in White Oak
school house, in said district, for the pur-
pose of taking some action in regard to
the present condition of our country
Pere Whitman. was called to the Chnir,
and ]. c. Faris appointed secretary.
Mac. c. Blayney being called upon re-
sponded nObly for the cause of his couu-
try. and the interests of Western Virginia.
Other enthusiastic speeches were made
The following resolutions were Submitted
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The present condition of aft
fairs in our country is of character Civ
ing rise to mingled feelings OF sorrow and
anger. Anger at the manifest treachery
of the pretended friends of free govern.
ment; and sorrow Mt the horrors OF civil
war about to be thrust upon us by artful
demagogues, who are determined to rule or
ruin; and who are at present engaged in
attempts to tear down that noble fabric
reared by the wisdom and patriotism Of
our fathers. Therefore,
Resotvsd, l. That we are determined to
stlni by '.The Union, the Constitutional
The enforcement of the laws"
2. That, as citizens OF Western Virginia,
having always been in the baGit of atien-
dug to our own business, we respectful-
iy Inform JEFF Davis, John fletcher, aud
their fellows, II. A. Wise, aud j. NJ. Mason,
that we are still able to settle our d9mes-
tic ntfntrs without their Interference.
3. That all the efforts of the "White
Oaks" will be cast upon the side OF our
common country, and against the moboc-
racy aud demagogism that ia now att
tempting to erase the star of Virginia
from our national banner, and subject us
to Southern despotism.
4. That the proceedings of this meeting
and these resolutions be forwarded to the
Wheeling Intslligencer and Wheeling
Union for publication.
On motion, a committee was appointed
to draft Constitution for the purpose of
governing US in tue formation of u pro-
lection club.
Alter some enthusiastic and warlike re.
marks by John Brown, in his defense of
the stars and stripes, tue meeting adjourn
ed to meet on Monday evening, May Gth,
1881. PERR WHtrHAM, Pres.
j. C. Fdyis, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
KNoYvILLP Anil 20 1gRI
Good News From =Ken1De1[1,.

Welesrn that Nr. Criuenden, spoke at
lancaster, Kentucky, few days since. 10
a very large aud enthusiastic crowd. The
Union feeling is strong and growing. I'VE
have also favorable news from Garrard,
lincoln and Casey counties, rs we'll As
lRSocksastlep Laurel, Whitley, Knox, Clay,
Est'lt and Ownley. Mr.. Crittepdea's
speech at Stanford also was a powerful
and excellent effort. The hon. Joshua F.
Bell, used mp a. G.. Talbot, of conrse. at
LibeEty1 iu Casey county. The hall is
rolling on rapidly. LoRselle ptsieerai.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
OhlO ConntyPays no revenue 10 the

The most enthusiastic meeting that was
ever held BY The merchants of the city of
Wheeling was held yesterday afternoon at
the Court House. They there met almost
in a solid body, aud without one disseuting
sOtee resolved that they would pay no rev.
enues to the revolutionary juuta of con-
Spirators and traitors who now hold sway
at Richmond. Not only did the merchants
do this, but the Assessor of Revenue, Mr..
Elijah G. Day, resigned his office, aud re-
fused to be party TO the work of assess
ing taxes on our merchants, which IL coll
lected would only be appropriated By the
traitors to purchasing arms and ammuni-
tiOn with which to strike blow at our
Government. The enthusiasm rose to the
highest pitch when SIR. Days resignation
was announced, and on the spot resolu-
iion was made and unanimously carried
that the full amount which he would have
derived from his Office on the years assess
ment be made up TO him. The Union feel
ing rose as the meeting progressed, until
at last Mr.. Vim. TallNnt, being seized by a
PNeEl0uC AnpuIset COUP ana proposed
three eheeys for tds Union forever" which
were given and repeated with a vim and
will that was good for the ears to bear.
We point the country with pride to this
meeting OF our merchants. Let their pat
rtosie example be followed everywhere
throughout Western Virginia. Let the
cOuSpirators get their funds the best way
they can, but let them understand that they
can expect nothiLg from the loyal aud pat
riOsie city of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Special Notice to Farmers.
e. Harvest Implements.

JOHNSON 4 FROST CALL THE ATTENTION or
- Farmers and Gardeners to their own make Of
IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOU8lIS, with the pat
ant guard attached which prevents dirt and stones
from being thrown upon the yonnE corn: thee
Poughs With their ground and rOllshed steel shoye!s
and peculiar set OF sloYrlS are the REST IMPLE-
SIENT IN THE WORLD for working Corn and Po-
tatoeS. Also superior Single mud Double Wooden
Shovel PlOnElls made ezTeEsty for and fully war
ranted. Steel teeth expanding CnltivatoEs, either
wooden or iron stocked, with tho patent reversible
shares.
Also the largest stock OF HAY AND MANURE
FORKS, with the SOLID STRAP FERuLB FORE,
together with Garden and Field Hoes Of Nll kindA
aud Of very superior Workmanship. We would call
GEHsral Agents and the distributing hnuss for
WOODS IMPROVED MOVING MACHINES for
six counties In Ohio elk counties in Pennsylvania
and twelve counties In Virginia. Every Machine
fully warranted. JOHNSON 4 FROST.
my1 q Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Bringing matters to an issue In West
ernsVlEgtIAla.
from the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL

The Wheeling Latsltigsaetr has the graf
flying announcement shat the Democratic
Union candidate for Congress in the Pam
handle, Va. District. WIS. Brown, Esq
has been nominated BIZ ttwo conventions,
and will undoubtedly get p two-thirds vote
in the District.
The election comes ofpn the 4th Thurs
day in May. As the Secession Districts in
Virginia will choose misrepresentation in
the question ola division of the State
right home to the SecesSionists. On their
own principles, they will be compelled to
let Western Virginia secele.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!

wv. A. BATCHER01'S HAIR DYE.
7As OnIy Harmlsss and Re.ta6ts Dye K,O,vn.
AllOthers are mere limitations and should be avoid
ed IL yau wish TO escape ridICnie.
GREY, RED OR RUSI Y HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury TO Hair or Skin.
RIFrEEH MEDALS AND pEPLONTAs have been
awarded to WIN. A. DArcHEL6a Stues 1889, and over
eo9oo0 applications have beSa made to the hair Of
the patrons Of bis famous pyt.t
VIZ. A. DATCuEL9lps HAIR DYE produces
color NOT to be distingutshed from nature, and Is
'04rramied not to ipture IN Aeleast, however long
1t may be continued, and the NJ effects of bad Dyes
rsmedted. The haIr Is luvisorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at No. l6
Sold In all tho cities and towns Of the United
BY Drnggtsts and Fancy GoOds Dealers.
Tie Genuine las the name @lgilliam A. Datcheloro
anh address upon steel plate engraving the four
WHoLEsALR FA0FoGf, 81 DGRcLAY ST.,
aplO-ly late 25S broadway, New York.
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Read the FolloWing. Il is True

PAnHERBRURO, April l6.
T. II. LOGAN, ESQ, Dear sra
wrote to you some time sineu for Bottle Of
RrentltnserS Fluid Extract Of SAapariIla and Dam
delton, and must Say that It has acted upon me like
" charm. 1hare been ahficttd for near two years
with Dyspepsia; twO-thiris Of the time vomited
from one to three times aday, had given up the
idea Of ever getting WE'LL aud indeed my friends had
given up all hopes Of my ever getting we'll again.
Added to this, suffered with the scrofnIa very
much. Since last September one side Of my ne-k
WIS one entire sore cOmpoed q SOME sevOn running
sores. The use Of one Bottle has much improved
ma. Ny stomach Is relieved and my neck has Inn.
proved beyond my most sanghiuS expectations. 1
feel much encouraged and think by the us, OF one or
TWO bottles more shall be relieved entirely. You
WtE please send me two bottles by the Boat
HOuFs respectfully J.W. HOMER.
The above medicine Es prepared by p. A. BRENT.
LIN6RR 4 Co.. No. 141 Market street, HheelinE
and sold by most OF the Druggists Of the city. APPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
For Sale.

TTNuE VERY COMPLETE VALUABLE WORKS
Il for refining Coal Oil. situated near the Hemp.
field Railroad, Il miles east Of Wheeling, Virginia,
consisting Of one superior eight horse power Steam
engine, still, 1000 gallons capacity, one ditto,
COO gallons, TIVE 400 gallon tanks receivers, two
1000 gallon tanks, and one 100 gallon ditto, all
made OF the very beat clean Stni Also IL Ietorta
capacity Of Q bushels each. The property embraces
on about Els acre5. There Il a vein Of bitumin5us
EhAle OF average thickness Of about feet under
lying the premises CNI Oil Is found In the vicinity
of these wOrks- Parties DESTROYS Of smbnrFfng In
the business Of refining Coal Oil may now have nm
opportunity Of doing 81 to great advantage. For
further particulars apply to the subscriber ut No. $40
'H ap@s lsSs d''0s JOHN ericsson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

'iT RtltEeEy to.mOrroV safgrls HE banner
Of resistGAee, I aeper tgIE JfqAr uHder thaG
6GHneE. Oiue a paramount allegiance to
tie WhOle BloN-a SI6ordiRGGe one to my
o0R StatG"-HenrS Clay in the United
States Senate, 1880
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
RELIEF mt Ns MINUTES
PULMONICW WATERS


TAG Original Medicine In 1881, and 6rst
article Of the kind ever introduced under the name
Of +PUL1iONlC WAPR4S,n "a this or any other conn.
try; all other Pu1monie Wuters arc countRrfeltS
The genuine can be KNOWN ~ the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
BRrGS's PClStoSic WARNS
Relieve Coughs, cOlds, Sore Throat, Hoarseusas.
B1TANts PULuoS1c YAHEBs
nsllsTa Asthma, Rronchitll, Difficult Breathing.
BETANs PU1HosdC iSEAIERS
Relieve Splitting OF blood, Palms IN the Chest.
BEH4NS PuLls0N1c WAREEd
Relieve 4nsdPtsnt cOhgGmpttO Lung Diseases.
BETANts PCLlEoSte tTFATERs
Relieve Irritation Of the pTula and TobstlS.
BRHANis pCtNoNIeSEARRRS
Relieve the above Complaint In Ten Alnutal
BBY4Es PuLNoSI0 vans
Area Bleaaing 70 an Claae1 and Constitutions
RGTANss PrtAoNIe MAINS
Are AdaPtel for HoeaiEsts nd Public Speakerl
DRTAS.s PuiXoxlc WAIkRS
Aro N StmPlefoFm Sn1 pleasant 70 thOGaSte.
BExASts PIGltosIa VTAEKrs
Not only relieve, but eject rspd and 46sting Cures
BlHANS PULNpa1i. Y1SEES
ARE ReFEanted 20 EiEO GAtislletlOd to every ona
No family should 30 VIEh0ut = box Of
BRYANe9 PGLAtoSIe WARERS
In the honss
No tsayeler shosld b without supply or
BGEANie RuL1sON16 W4FE8S
80 pGrsou VIII gTGF object % give fuF
BGEANss PuilIoxic VANS
FEenty-Rro CsntS.
JOE MOSES, Sole PropsieteE, Rpehestes, n. Y.
sod IA whsslins b 1. q. LOGAN ca. ~
LAUGHLIHR 3 BusHt1E1D! n
hH0A-NoH 4kJv HI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
nurrah for Paraon RrnMnInw.

Hurrah Tor ParsOn BrOwnIoyv.
We copy the following from the Tennes-
see W6g BrOwnlow's paper of the asa
inst.
GEN. Pillow, who is clever gentleman
IN the private relations of life, and very
rompanionable man, sent US message re.
Gently, which is explained in the following
KNOXVILLE. April %. 1851.
Gen. Gideon ]. Pillow.-I have Just re.
ceiyed your message through Mr. Sale, re-
qpesting me 10 serve as Chaplain to your
Brigade in the Southern Army; and in the
spirit OF kindness in which this request is
made. but in all c.lndor, return for an
answer. that when shall have made no
my mind sogo to Hell, / wtllcut my throat
and 90 direet, and not travel round by' vav
OF the Southern Confederary.
lam, very respectfully. &c.
I ". G. Brownlow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03
Wall Paper, Books and Stationery.
AT PRICES TO- SUIT TIE TINES.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY LARGE
addition to my stock Of Wall Paper &C., COM
GUY which will sell at pric.s that cannot fail 70
P.Ssese Ny stock Is now larger than thai Of any
similar establishment in the city and embrArPs
KEeatef variety OF styles. Give me call hetprS
purchasing elsewhere. It Is my ieferninsti6r to
sen to all who desire to purchase. Rags fsysE IN
e&ehange' OF for cash, Jos. L. WILDE.
"pt corner Of Main RnI Uniaa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-03

SHEET IRON.
Ch(l BDLS. SHEET IRON, assorted, Nc. l4to27.
SOOSO "-GalyAnized Sheet do {. 96te3s.
On hand and for sale cheap by
octZS 49, =. @. nTLDRETII IBh0
, 1861-02-28

VTtEuRTToRY on wAsIIINGTSJS, COUNTY or
PtERCE-In the District Court aT the coanSy Of slsFre
--NarFis %. Frus, ". C. ". Ri,y. -
To 4. W. RliEH: Yoa hereby notified thsi NORRIS W.
PR0Sf has nird colapllnt against Jon In aid Co1r uh
VII 60 hs heard al The next trrm sf Tie CpiFt which
shall tla ih Hunil amer the ser'nd Day
~ Nsv-n-r o. and rness ysu apar - he aad tern
sna >a.wrr. As s.s IN b. iassn - soaiSaed and the
pr1ysr tA.sruuf rEauard.
Ths a aaa prayer u sa e-rir,ni h 20 ef the
SID atty ths ef Ore rndsed and Fity nallars.
Sh Interest ~ thr,s psr ernt suth
ffaa the - dsy ~ Jsnaaiy 49, ramssry no.s.
Dated ths - dag u Norsmbsr, A.D. lsea
FRANK CLARK.
Attorney fcT PiaiaiG
osnPlala, Gsa Aususi ga, ista. A1a
, 1861-02-28
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

New YORK, Jan. II.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says.
the Senate Committee on Commerce, by vote Of
three Southerners against two NOrthernerS, has
decided not to report Mr.. McIntyre's nomination
for Collector Of the Port Of Charleston to the
Senate. -..
The President, to-day, sent to the Senate the
name Of Mr.. Holt as Secretary Of War. Con-
frmed.
. CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.
Lieut.. Talbot arrived here last night with
gloomy tidings
The Governor and members Of his cabinet
were in consultation to the latter part Of last
night, on the intelligence communicated by Lieut.
Talbot. .s.-... ea.#.n.
Hon. Wm. Aiken Of South Carolina, has been
forced to contribute $4,000 to the revolutionary
government, under threat Of cOnliscation OF
property IN case Of refusal.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
The steamer Alabama, from Pensacola, ycster.
day afternoon, arrived aud reports the navy yard
in possession Of 1000 men, and that troops were
arriving from all directions.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Jan. Goth.
The ordinance declaring the secession OF
Georgia from the United States, passed the State
Convention at / O'Clock pm. yesterday. Ayes,
2oS; nays %. sgasg -as-a E. s.-
Judge Linton said that while he approved the
Ordinance, he saw no reason for It's adoption
now he therefore would not vote for or sign It.
4 motion to postpone the operation Of the Or.
dinance until the 81 Of March was lost, by about
eighty majnr;ty.
Alexander II. Stephens and II. V. Joh ,s,n
are among those who VOTED against tae Orli-
nance.
The Pacific Railroad bin has been several time
up in the Senate. and Is not yet disposed Of An
effort was made by Mr.. Rice, Of Minncsot,, to
have the bill indefinitely postponed; but il
failed, mors than twO-tlIirtS having voted against
the potponement. The bill was amended so as
TO require the consent Of the States and Terrific.
ries through which the road passes; and Con.
grcss to have time to ratiiy or rj,ct such legiS.
latisn.
he bill was male the special or!cr for Janu.
ary s2i. a...
There are m further hostile proceedings in
the South TO report. Matters are more quiet in
the country.
Tie U. s Senate has adopted C!ark's amend
ment 10 Crittendens compromise resolutions,
declaring that the Constitution il amply Enlh.
eisnt foe tho preservation OF the Cni,m by
vote of % to 90 The Senator's irom the sccrd-
ing States did not vote. Mr. Csmsrnn Of Penn.
sylvania moved reconsideration Of this vote.
which, upon doubtful authority, is said to have
been rejected. The failure Of Criltcndens CON,
promise resolutions will be heavy blow to the
hopes Of peace. The secession leaders immrdi-
atey telcgraphed to the Suuthrrn States to go
ahea'l, as all hope Of compromise was at an end
The motion Of Mr.. Cameron Of PcnnSylva.
mia, in the U. s. Scna e, to reconsider the vote
on Clark's substitute for Crittcnden's resolution,
was not lost, for on the lS,h il was carried by
three majority, and Criitcndens resolutions
, 1861-02-28

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