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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-04-05
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

tbs Montreal (cnnadaJ Herald, which
has waited on our political movements
with considerable inPatienee, AID has
even urged the two sections to fight ont
their quarrel At once, expresses its disap-
pointmeat at Mr.. LincOln's Administration,
aui is free to express its opinion thereof in
the following complimentary terms;
DEFIXlTlvE DlssoLu.IoS OF RE USIrED
SrATEs.-Mr Lincoln is iustitSinG Mr..
Buchanan. The latter protested to be
powerless: the former acknowledges the
sumo thing by acts The first Executive
proceedings Of the new President is to give
up the fortress, for the retention OF which,
81 few weeks ago, its commander, MajOr
Anderson, was lauded to the skies from
one end of the UuiOn to the other. Eutil-
ity OF futilities, was all that Major Ander-
son accomplished. 1t may be said that
resistance AZ this point would but sacrifice
the lives of brave men without result
That NAV be So. A resistance of fifty or
sixty men against thousands was, perhaps,
not justified by the lawSOf war. Yet there
have been men who in such a cause, would
have thought themselves bound 10 hold out
to the last; aud ii the extreme point of
honor did not require this, At least, it
seems to Us that every pouAcAH EeASon
compelled 4 refusal to surrender multi an
actual stack The authority Of the Fed
eraI GOvernment i, appears to Us will be
surrendered with Fort Sumter Ii has
been welded by hands too weak for the
task, aud nothing now remains but sePara-
lion, ms peacefully IS possible. The South
ern CoufedeFacy, under present eirUum-
stances, will probably be acknowledged by
other Governments, for upon what pretenee
can these refuse, when the Government at
Washington cannot venture even to treat
the Southern ambassadors as traitors but
makes an armislice with them az equo.-
The events since Lineoln's election indicate
no other immediate solution than recon
srruction Of the United States, as TWO sep
arate cOnfederacies-Oue slave, the other
free. Perhaps nothing could in the long
run be better for the cause Of humanity
In the meantime, Mr.. Lincoln aud his gov
ernmeut appear like imbeciles, beneath
contempt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
frrem II. Rtchmnna VII,

Vote ON Mr.. CarliIe's Substitute.
Last night at about half past seven
O'Clock the Convention, in Committee of
the Whole, took n vote on MI. GarliIe's
substitute and rejected it by an almost
unanimous voice. We hail this as a n aus
piciOus sign, and We presume il will be fol-
lowed, at a future day. by very strong
vote in favor of the report of the Commit.
tee of TWenty-one.
For the Information OF our readers we
will state the form in which the question
presented itself
Whea the Peace Commissioners made
their report, ami ii was laid before the Con-
venliGn, it Was HsSailed by Mr.. TYLER
and OtheS gentlemen. ON various grounds,
most Of which referred to the alleged am
biguitE aud vaEueness of the language
IN which il vas coached Il WAS charged
that 1t would admit OF different constFuc-
tons, and therefore, that instead of sell
ting the questions nj issue, il would leave
every thing open aud at sea In defer
enee to these objections Though 1t Eas not
admitted that they were in all respects
well Iakeul the Convention, on motion of
Mr. Summers himself. referred the report
to the Committee of Tweuty-One, TO revise
ana report on it. The Committee accord
ingiy did revise it, and reported il back
/
dereI II clear and unmislakabie in its pur-
port, aud in some particulars modified and
/ improved it When this report came in,
Mr. Cariile, who thought the Peace Con
ference plan MAS tree from the objections
taken to il, moved that plan as a substi-
tute for the report of the Committee Of
Twenty one, and the minority reports from
that Committee. with an ordinance, sub
uniting it 70 the people TO decide at the
polls, whether they would adopt IL
Mr. Carlile.s proposition thus became \
competing proposition with the report OF
the Committee. aud the V0tes being taken
between them II was rejected with 6nt tour
(. or eve Dissenting votes.
The question will next come MP between
the reports Of the minority a. competing
propositions with The report Of she MAJOR
iIy. They viii probably be voted doWn,
aud then the rrPort OF the COMMITTEES, With
possibly some aueudments, viii be adop-
The vote last evening vas TEST of Moth
/ ing but of thv relative strength Of The
Peace Conference proposition as II came
/ from Washington, aud The sawe measurrs
, IS amended by the Committee of TUenfv-
one. On this proposition men Of All shades
Of opinion voted together IN favor of The
proposition IS aTleaded.
The trns test vote viii be taken When
: the ordinance Of secession recommended
by NessrS- Harvle. Montague aud WIIiisms
4 IS brought Qp ~ eoupSIinE pEopoSiriup
/ Niththe rep1rt OF the GORmittee Of fTenfv-
one Then gengiemen Win show tbeir
bands and we shah see Who are for the
Union, aud who are agRinSs iI--UhO are f,r
tmmSdlate secession, and who are for ms
! sSuttng d goed klith The patriOtie sEori
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

THK Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press writes that the Admin
is,ratiOn has received late news that The
secessiOnists in Virginia have. within the
last week, been inspired with great hope
of befag able to cNrry out their scheme Of
attaching Virgiuia to the iisuaiOn confed-
eracy. The writer adds.
..Tbeir agents have travessed the state
from tideWater 70 Wheeling Every kind
of offer has been make to leading UEion
men in the Convention to unite in a corp
Getat. aud some, in whom great confidence
has been placed, have yielded 10 these iu-
duecmenta. Pr0Eers have been made to
make Norfolk the great port Of entry Of
The Southern Confederscy, and an organ
lied plan is undoubtedly on foot TO seize
fortress Monroe IL is clear that letters
have been received by members OF the
Cabiuet stating that an attack upon this
capital is Threatened should Virginia aud
Maryland be carried of 10y the secessiOn-
lists. write hastily, and just rs the cars
are moving %; bat have no doubt that
Mr.. Liue0ln's administration will be up to
all the demands % The crisis, aud that the
most ultra Republicans Will, in y day OF
two. appreciate tie necessity of doing their
best 10 secure the border states 10 the
Union"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

PosTHAsTrn-GExEEAL Reagan, of the
Southern Confederscy, has issued circu-
lar in relation to the postal organization
He desires the federal postmaster TO con
tinue their duties as heretofore, until the
new Government shall be prepared 10 as
sumo the entire control of its postal affairs
and declares that no appointments win be
made at present, he dweils upon the
great public necessity of ample postal IA
cities, and adds, with an eye to possible
contingencies, that.
"If the government OF the United States
should cease to carry on the service, before
this department shall be organized and
prepared TO take charge Of it, no great
shock in the public interests will be pro
duced By such a course, As the Postmaster
General is authorized to continue, pneTi-
sionaIIy, by proclamation. the present
postmasters, and Others in postal service,
in Office. and 10 continue existing contracts
for carrying the mails until new appoint
ments and new contracts can be made"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
sPECIAL NOTICES.


ThetollOEinEis an extract from ale,tsr written BY
the Pastor Of a baptist Church tOthe @JOuEuai and
Aesssnssr," CiueiznStt Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor Of that World renOVned Hedieins-OrEs WIS
LOWS soOEHno STHTt ron cu1DRzS TnEH1Se:
eve Sc al advertisement in your columns Of GIrs
WinslOW's Soothing Syrup. Nov never said a
Word IN favor Of patent mediene before In life
but ~e feel compelled to lay to your reader, that
thisfs no hnnnhug-EE aAvE TEEED II, AID KNOWN 20
NJ All II CLAIMS. It Is, probably, one Of the most
successful medicines Of the day because 1t Is one Of
the best. And these Of your readers who have Ba.
bies can't do better than to lay in supply"
Oetl6-4y-iEW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
IRON the HOrgautovn star.I

NeGLs
Prom the NOrgantOun star.l
A meeting of the National Democracy of
MOnouEalia was held at the Court House
ON Monday, the 25th inst, to take some
action in relation to the question of elect
| ing q suitable person to represent the dis
| trirl in the Congress of the United States,
when, on motion,
Jesse Mercer, Esq, Was called to the
Chair, and J. v Bougbner appointed Sec
i rotary.
GA further motion. the following reso-
/ lUtiORs we're adopted:
Resolrsd, That the present eXigencies of
| the country render it imperative N main
I tain, intact, the organization of the Ma
'ional Democracy in Virginia-ihat Sec
| tionalism, North and South, is the poison
I ed Upas, from which all the evils that now
uhhapp;ly affiiCt and threaten the Iiber-
( ties of the conatry, have their origin.
/ RSSOIred, That the National Democracy,
I clinging as it does to the time-honored
( doctrines aud usaees of the party, is the
only bulwork to stay and repel the mad,
4 reasonable, and fatal march of secession
! in Virginia, that but for its interposition
! in the lata Presidential election. Virginia
! osday Would have been loosened from her
I nooriuEs, and f0underiug without COM
/ pass or rudder in the broad sea of rebel
lion-with her banner OF secession
/ fanntiug in the breeze.
RsSoEeed, That We deem it our duty to
organize in view of the approaching cleo
tiOn for representative for the uext Con
gress, and would respectfully suggest to
the Democracy of the district that dele
gates be appointed in the several counties
I in the district to meet in Convention in the
/ city of Wheeling, on Friday, the 18th day
OF April next, for the purpose of nomIn-
ating a suitable person for Congress.
/, Rstolred, That an adjourned meeting be
] held at the Court Houee, in Morgantown.
on Monday next (April ISL, TO select suit
able Delegates to represent the National
Democratic Party of NonOugaiia IN the
proposed Convention.
JESSE MERcER, Chr'm.
J.v. BOughuer, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

Tnk Oxford tAiiss.l Iat.slSssss.s protests
agaiRst Tennessee entering the Southern
Coafedesscy. ualess abe win produce The
seaIPs OF Senator johnson aad RsPrSzsa-
rattve EtheridZe, a. the evidence Of hss
slaCsFity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

THK Original Medicine Established In 1876. md rst
article Ok the kind ntrodnced under the mans
Of ~PCLNcNIc WAEERS,H In this or any other ecun-
tIyS All other Pnlmnnic WAfsrs are eounteFieits.
The genuine can be known By the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER
BRIAx's Pu1NOS1c warns
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Threat, HoGEssness.
BREANs PCLNON1c WAIEES
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRIkS's PULnoSIc WAEEEs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood. Pains in the Chest.
BRTAS'S PuLNnNIe WAVES
Relieve 1neipient Consumption, LING Diseases.
BHTIS's PUIOfoNtc WAVES
Relieve IrTitattgn Of the UvulA and ToEJ9ls.
BETAS'S- PSLMoXfc WAEERS
Relieve the above Complaints In Ten Minutes.
BETLN's PuLatGN1e WAH1ls
Are Blasstng g A9 CaaSzes and Constitutions.
BRTGS7s PrInu1c Warns
Are adapted tcF V0ealists and Public Speaker.
BITAs's PUInQs1e WAVES
Are IN siHpleEatn1 and pleasant 20 the taste.
BErAxs Pu1noS1e WkExEs
Not only relieve, bat eaeet rapSd aud lasting Cures
BRIAN's PUIMoS1c warns
Are warranted 70 give satisfAetion TO every one
SOf;satly sao9ld b. Without = bon Of
BETGX'S PuLNSHIe WAVES
in the house.
Ne traveller pboaId be vithout IMPLY Of
BETAS's PCLNOXIc WATE&s
in his pocket.
Ne Person viii ever object to give foH
BEHAN'S PU1NO1Ic WAEEES
Twenty-Five csnts-
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, RoeheEter. n Y.
Sold in Wheeling BY + II. LOGAN 4 CO. ana
LAUGHLINS BCSHFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
counlssruzr..s OFFICE

The parties in the above eanse hereby notified.
tltAf shall. the 18th day Of April 1881. At my
once 10 the city Of Wheeling, pressed 10 carry into
elect the requirements OF the above decree: and the
qnired to appear before me on that day and prove
their seTeTal debts, and in default ii their coming
in 70 prove their debts by the titae 90 appointed
they be excluded from the benefits Of any de-
cree to Be made in said eAuae-
EDW7D H. FTTZHUGH.
unh2o-ltdEStW Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
John Bruce, Complninant,l In Ohio
Thomas Snen's Executor.
and oRhers DaIrndantE In Chancery.

Thomas OTnenS EKeeutDEs
and others, DsirDdAntG In ChanceTy.
Nd II MAS THERERPON BY TuE COURT
IA aiiudged, OIds.Ted and decTeed that said cause
be REFERRED to one OF abe Master Commissioners To
ascertain and report.
Etrsf-The personal estate Of Eaid Thomas Omen,
deoased, which come intOthe hands OF his executor,
charging hiua With all moneys which come into his
hands ehOuld have come into his hands by proper
vigilance. such executor, and eFeditinS him With
al sums by him paid in due eOuTse Il adHinistra-
iiOn.
Sec00dly=ThAt he do nEeeTtHin and report what
Iarneys belonging TO Eaid estate he has paid the
said Elizabeth Omen. widow Of said deceased, With
the knowledge of said widow that the same WAS
nancy EsalonEing to aid estate.
Thirl-TEAt he do aseel tain and report whether
or net the goods in the store OF the said Thomas
Omen. appraised by Daniel SehambTa. Adam EO0se,
and A. n. Adams To be OF the value Of $222 were
taken by said executor SAid aPprRiEmeuf. pro
Tilai in the will 0f said OWen deceased aud that
do take account Of all the debts owing by the
g5tate q sid deeeGsed. And thHt he do 0sceTtain
and report the location and value AMI annual rental
value Of the real estate Of which the said Thomas
Omen died seized. Aud the said Master Commits
doneF shall cause advertisement TO be Published
in some neWspAper printed In the city Of Wheeling,
for the eElitOTS Of the Said Thomas Omen, deceased,
in before him and prove their debts, And he
4 to hX peremptoTy day for that purpose and in
default az their coming In 20 prove their dehta by
the time to Be appointed they TO be excluded
from the benefits Of this decree.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

VEET few nicer looking papers now than
the St, clairsvirle cirOaie3s,
The number of yesterday has deserved
tribute TO the Msrtiasriils Furnace men
and what 1t says in especial praise Of Nj.
Nendsnhail, i, jpdisiops tls6uee TO a
public spirited man,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

set OF foot by Wig inia to restore Peaeeand
harmony, and re-establish the Union, With
all tue countless Blessings, on sure and
stable foundation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

TAE Richmond ErqRiasr calls Nsssrs.
Wiley, HaymOud aud BrOwo. who hare
tpaae speeches in the Convention, in fayor
Of the AZ raiassp tax. stupid clowns
That is the way the whip is cracked
over the head Of Western nen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

TnkRE is new trouble with the dissatis-
fed people of the South Merchants in
Southern cities are complaining of the
hardship Of having To pay per cent
premium for gold with which to pay duties
90 their Imports. One of the Georgia pa
pers a ks.
why is it that cur banks, who control
the cotton. have not an abundance of spec
Gle with which to enable our merchants to
pay their duties2 Viii some of our mer-
ShautSsWhO are familiar with commercial
and banking operations inform Us Why,
with the immense influx Of specie from
kur2Pes Il Commands Rremium Of ave Ter
cent. in Savannah
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

TuR dispatches las, Night s.als that Carl
Sshurs has been appointed minister 10
Spain Ia place Of Cash Clay. Who bos an
O1PsetEdly declined
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

WAS there ever such another delegate as
Hall, of wet1el? We have already noticed
that every motion which he offers in the
Convention is Invariably voted down
Always vOIed down. But that is not all:
he seems to help vote them down. For
instance, ON Wednesday. he offered the
Constitution ofthe Confederate States as a
substitute for the report of the Committee
on Federare Relations, The nays stood
IS, the yeas none None the question is,
is Hall entirely aud teetotally ignored and
uneounied by the Convention or does he
vote against his own motions, simply TO be
ON the popular side?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

Washington dispa,ch states that i. is
strongly iniimated that if the Post once
ageht At Lyneh6uPg Is not PSsrpaittsd to
perform his duties, be having been pre-
vented BY the resisseneeof the people, lhe
mail will be discontinued and the once
abolished. Serve them iRst right too: or
any ethes community that Ueul5 conule-
naaee o. abe. such lavlessaess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
March 18th.
New Music Received To-day.

TTlHE OLD Farm GATE
Amid the Glad ThrOuE here Tonight,
II could Change as others Change,
iIoriOus Wlne from the new Opera Of Bianea, the
Bandits Bride.
Gold Rules the World, (from the same.)
Her bright Smile h8unts me sim,
The Man who didn't take Paper.
The Reaper and the Flowers, lGy ] Il. Th6maG,)
Meet Ne on the Shore,
have 20 Mother now,
Allie MAy,
Clor Bell,
Glenn and /,
Let me Kiss him for his Mother, (var. by Grobe)
ChnmPag1e EtUde De CoOseTt. tby Chas. vOSs.)
MORGAN De conoeEt en- forme de POIOnaisa CTTOl-
leHhaupt,l
Musical Stories. Cby olSten)
Our Polka,
Remembrance Gal0p,
Les Feeries Dasnieres, (Sehottisehej Waliensteiu,
1enHet De Mozart, [by SehulofI,)
Yankee Doodle, (TuEiRtions by A. Baumback,l
Reward Of Love, (0iSten.)
The Lovers Leap GaICp, &e- de- Re.
JESSE B. MELL0R.
mh2S 13o Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

NOTICE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION OF
i the BOARD Of Directors Of the Wheeling KAiiFuad
Bridge Company, notice is heEeby given that the
sAoo1d annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of said
Company will be heli on Friday, the tenth day 81
May. 1851, At 10 o'eOek A. NJ At the MeLuTe House,
IN TIE city OF Wheeling. JOS. d. POTTS,
mh2Sd SecretSTy-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

THH Douglas men, it seems, from the
resolutions passed by the '.Nauonal Demo-
cratic party OF MOnOngasia County which
We publish, will hold Congressional
cOnventiOu in this city, on the 18th day OF
April next, just two days amer the Fair
mont Convention. We presume, from this
fact. aud from the way the Wheeling Unloa
classides the Douglas papers of the Dis
triet, that the Union men of the DemOcra-
cy have determined to have no lot or part
in the. Secession Convention a, Fairmons.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
wish it to be positively understood that in no
instance vii my Goots be offered for more than
IIeen ireline IN reSljI- 5e-I, 4s+iss .,rb
will be EoId largely UNDER COST. An ORPOTtuni-
" Is now Afforded to buyers to make great saving
desirable gOods At los prizes than they can be
furnished in the city.
S1L6s-We have on hand a large stock Of silks
most Of which in very rstrable styles and viii
Ie sold NithOut regard To Gust. Plain Black SiTks
Of the very hest quality; BIack, figured and s;rips
Suks: E0uAlEd and Summer sinks, Al IS and so cts
SIX R1bes- COlOTed an1 Black: Plain eolOTed SiIkS
in desirable eO5Ors les than cost; NIarreIIine
extra vide, In al eolors, At 60 cents.
OTHER DRESS GOOBS--All Wool Figured Nous
lin DelAipes, handsome Btyles. les than cO<tS All
Wool Rtain do %, the same terms; An Ncot Figured
Ca1hmsres for Children, At great reduction; silk
41d WCel Velour 0ttosnAa1s n \ ETeaR saeriEee;
Plai1 Naleneiae. At 12lz % and 2S gard: SIX
Dress Goods In great variety; Preneh AfeEinos Il al
cOloEs as less than cOst= Satin LuxOrs DSeEe5 and
Plaid CAShmeres.
THIN GOOBS.-PlAin 1 Higrred Bereres. Preach
and Jaeeonet Lawns, RereEe aHd OEgaisay Robes.
ZINE OTsa1dy Lawns, Ch;idFen's EIoRneed BetegeA
and TaTesy Il otheE thin Dnaas Goods All Of which
will BE- sSid At 3 great sacrifice.
MOURNING DRESS GO0IlS. RnEiinh and F1rt1teb
8omhaHineL EnEush and FreD5h Nerinna, All Wool
Black Deaines, Pnrarnettas ana HAIR Wool DeiaireS
Black and lite FreIich ChiutxeI Purple AMI BloeE
al Wool DelSineS Mourning silks IN extrz 9paIfty
All A. cost and lses than cost
WHITE GoODS.-I viii ne1 my entire stock Of
White Goods Ht oDe-thFd IaF than enstariST rrfesI
A 0g1s4s4s ID part OF S03nsooLk, CambE5eE, SWfEs
Musltns- THriRiNns, UadEeAs Pl8id Jneenue4s Iinen
Lawns and Linen CaaahEieA, BEiIliazfs, b E DfnpeFS
&e, n. -
EMBG0IDERIRS.-NyS stock Of Ambroideties Is
TerT god and viii lIso BE soll Uiflout regard 70
cost II e515ists u Jaec1ner aud SEtss HtoGDeinRE
Edgiass and IuseTtinEs; English Thread and TaIe.
ctsnnss SdgiDE-= Embroidered JAeecuet Collars and
JAecOnst Sets Zine Rrebch Work Collars aud Ee1fe
Lace Collar ana Sett9alld Iare md French WORK
sets, Veil BeTeEe And Grenadiae: Asa BEAUTIFUL
Feils rSnHd oaEneEe ald otherwise In great va-ie-
g = sr1eESoa q Sae thirds BlHsk EnC:ish CFCYoa.
great yariety % other HDods-
DOMESTIC AND H0uSEk EEPIXG GoODS-Nv
stack 81 Dumtstie Gao1a comprising Linen a1A C,f-
ton SheefinGA ShiEttnEA B. v FIhnEela RurnifErs
PTintA foEsllinES Cheek, 1iskiagz RrSEn NuS.
HeassketF5aE Geods, YIN ITkeVise Be soId a 80
The PRelte nay reSt 0Rslre1 EhaG tkpis r 10
hlalr1 AsoZt thfl hut that = e NJ tariet flfsn-
tto1 70 fuian t0the letter he teTrs q tHe a5TrT
tiseHEut- = .rsfsS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29
The Ad1ntnIstration ana Mr.. C1emep,

The AdEatnIstrAttona and Mr. Clemens.
The President has expressed his disap-
ProTal Of the appointment of objections
bic route agents by the Pest oGiee Depart
ulenI, in the State Of Virginia, SOME of
the present route agents have been re-
moved. The Hon. S6errard Clemens has
written from Virginia, that il ssEiIl-not do
for special agent Hall 10 visit Virginia.
The above appears in the Baltimofe
Pstotot, under the teleEFsphis head
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-29

ar is certain that the reasons which
caused Ohio to grow faster than Virginia
must have ceased to operate at least ten
Years ago. Eor between 1850 and 1860
she ratio of increase, both Of population
aud wealth. was greater in Virginia than
Ohio WheeFRg Union OF Saturday.
We will take the figures on the above, If
yOu please. We have no dount that you
know what you are talking about, and we
call for the data simply as matter Of in
ormatiOn.- IHfeliSseacc- of MoadGy.
The Eaion has not yet given us the iig-
ureS. Doubtless 1t did not see the above
paragraphs. and doubtless 1t will give the
data ali fair and square.-InSet!igsaee q
WtdHesdIy.
We cannot make up our minds that the
Union has yet had good chance at our
request for the figures. Doubtless, as We
said above, the thing. being a small affair,
has escaped their attention. The Union
will do the clean thing tomorrow, and
produce the figures. Tomorrow, then, We
shall expect them.