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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17


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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17
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vth trsins for toledo, Caieagos SoalaiSs.s Ss4- =
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-17

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

TuE director of the Philadelphia min,
recommends that the whole coinage for
the year 1850 of the New Orleans branch
mint be declared illegal tender, the ins,i-
tuition having been taken possession OF by
tue State of LOuisiaua, and, in mot making
returns of its operations 10 the Phnadei-
PhiA mint, esasiug, practically, to he a
branch mint Of the United States. The
director qlmast suggests that the uies be
recovered from New Orleans. The bullion
belonging to the United States held BY tie
New Orleans mint is $4Ol, $3.50. The New
Orleans coinage may be known nv the
stamp o on the reverse Of each piece.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

The tone and temper of this paper will
stimulate the friends Of the Union in the
border slATeholding States to perseyere. In
their work OF putting dawn the spirit or
di'union in their midst; because carrying
e"nVtCtiou 10 all fair minds that thev win
have powerful aid from the Government
mere IN Producing the desired counter rev
oluilou 10 the South, which is to be the
Fesnll Of removing the prevalent imbres.
sion IN thHt quarter that the policy oil the
new government Is to be aggressive Upoo.
me Southern rights guaranteed By the
Constitution That Impression once COM
pletely removed, and the question Of he
reconstruction Of the Union uron its late
basis becomes simply one Of time; for mo-
nee and lnlel ligeutpeoPle will long contfn-
ne andsr the government ct an nsnrpinr
eligarehy when they mar, really AZ Tvilia
I've under such ! government as that Of
BE. Unitsd States was, towards them. nm
70 the momeht the late suecessfai ennsni-
Iaey ag',inst II was ploitsI.- FashhaStton
S1taF-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

y lady in Denver has published petit
ton for divorce from her husband who had
left her bed and board. The publication
met the eye Of the ttuant one while he was
rur,lizing in Canon City, and he immedi-
ately sent to the fair grass-wilow rcgu-
lar duit-elatp deed OF all his tight, title
and interest in her, leaving blank 10 be
filled With the name of the party BY whom
she might be claimed, and wrote his own
name on the back Of the document, with
the words without recourse. His reason
for NOT giving wurreuty deed was that
no deed of that kind can be given at Pixies
Peak, as the Indian title to the land is not
yet extinguished. The document given
was entirely satisfactory 10 all parties, so
much so that the blank has been filed with
the name Of Denver gentleman, who has
taken pence"ble possession of the entire
property.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

FHE telegraph, yesterday morning, In.
formed Us that, in Mr.. Cnrlile,s speech in
the Convention, the day before, lie said he
had been agreeable surprised by the tone Of
Mr.. LiheOlu's inaugural. Healpo said he up.
held the right Of the Gorernmentto collec.
the revenues. He opposed any action tbA,
would place Virginia in position of hos
Utility to the Government. AIr. Carlile has
been the frat man in the Convention who
has manifested the nerve to say that
'be Government has right to collect
its revenue. Arc there mot other Western
men who will follow where he leads? or
Is old Harrison to have the only plucky
representative In the Con, ention /?
Ia the coaas Of human events, that Is,
some time next week, We shall get y copy
Of Nr, carlile's speech, If the mails don't
happen TO be slower than usual, when we
may be able to lay before our readers,
somethiug ont OF the Cummna run at Cou.
vsntiOn Ipsechiiying,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

TuE Nashville Patriot remarks that
the South Carolina politicians have found
another cause of discomfort in the consti-
tuition of the Confederate States. 1t is the
three-ffths principle which riles them
now. They call it Yankee swindIe, aud
declare that it Is radically wrong
They want the negro to count us a white
mnu in the appotiOnment ofrepresentatiou
-i.r, one white man and one thousand
negroes down there to be equal, in pOliti-
Ol,poFer, tO.Ons thousand and one white
man mp here, Nov, VIC rather think this
wonld be regarded as Hradieaily wrong't
in the border States. Ina coufederacy
composed of MISUNDERSTANDING and slave
holding States, the thres-ifths principle
and the five-fiftbs principle might be prop.
er, butih a confederacy composed exclu
sively of slave States, white folks alone
should form the basis of representation
Whenever tho border slave States are com.
PEELED to leave the Union, they will sec
that they enter ''white folks;' govern.
meat, if the States do all happen to be
slave.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
aTotherg, read this.

Tue foilOWingis IN extra from aIstter written by
the Pastor d naPti.t hurch to the journal and
Slsssengor,r Cincinnati bhio, and speak, volumes fn
favor Of that vorl1renq -usd nedleine-MEs. WINS.
lows sooIHrSs sTtuP - cuiLpRES TEr4uIxo:
ave Sc an ADVERTISED lent In your columns OF Mn.
WiHsloN's soothIrg sylnp. Now NO never said 4
word 10 hver Of ate medicine before IN our LIE,
but Ee fsel Competed = ssy 70 your readsru, that
thai no hnAiius NAvE IriEp II, ASp KSow IT 70
NJ Ar It cLAihs n IS probably, one Il the most
saecaaafaI usdieIuSs oiie day, because II 4. one q,
tie best. And thots q sour readers who have Ia.
btes can't do better IL : 70 lay IN a 4lrpiy,,
oetle-iy-d&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
sPECIAL NoTICEs.
Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Erysipela!

Erupuons, SALT Rheum, Erysipelas,
iii now generally admitted that all eruptive dis
eates dsPead upon some internal or constitutional
cause, and that to use ashs OF oIntuents for them
IL sure way to inIuref system, AMI only to drive
in, not to cure the dSlaSa. But HuNPnREIs' sPEcI.
nc IIoNEoPATmc sALE RHErM PllLs are true spe-
cihe Tor all such diseases. They cure salt Rheam,
BArbsF's Itch, ErydpeIAA Pimplss on the Face,
RinsWOrrn, and Kettle Rash, by curing tile cause
upon which they depeDd, aud by restoring the skin
to the state Of hsNthand purify. Thus, only is
The disease Snrv, bt the sotness and beauty Of the
complexion restored.
Pries Is cents per box, With dlrOvtIous. SIX box.
MA full set Of IIuNPHREFS HoHEoPAPHIG SPE-
SrIes, with Book OF DlrvetionS and twenty different
Remedies, Ia large Walls morbseo case, IS; do, In
plain ease, e.; eASs OF hnssn b1$es, and book, a.
These Remsdlsa by the singh bO1 or case are sent
BY NAH or express fes Of charge to any address, on
rPSstFt Of price. Address
Oh. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No.sa2 BryadWay, New York.
Sold By LATGHIINsk BUsHFIELD,
fsb2I No. "a Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

Mn. LIscoLS's CAsIxrr.-The Cabinet
selected by the new President, and confirm
So oy tue Senate without dissenting
Southern vote. is highly respertabie. In
point Of ability, and, on the whole, modsr.
ate and eoueiliAtory in complexion. Chase
aud Blair, It is understood, are the only
members OF the Cabinet who incline to
redicalism in either theory or practicp. aud
US u deems, rtdIealism Was not deemed
sainSisntly extreme or malignant by the
Southern Senators to call for an expression
Cameron, Welles, aud Bates. are nnIerl
stood 10 be inclined strongly TO wise ana
temperate councils. These last-meutioued
genusmen belonging to the conservative
' ing oil me Republican party. The pre-
dominant tone OF the Cabinet Is tbns ~,
cite sad discreet. In short, We cannot
neiP regarding the constitution OF IN
cabinet as strengthening rather than
weakening the favorable indis,iiobs 5iss
Slesqslip ille tnsnsurEi addreS-
JoHFaSL ~ ~ S tES8Es 3 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

THE GepFeiG people thiuk sthst iF,flI..
have got to pay thsir own poktaii igE, 5ta aey
must eeOnomise. The SAranaah RtsvSiyf.
eaR says.
'kor a time. at least, We do not ses how
me I. sonnsry post nfiges can 6s uaAiatafnFd
iL.sSePs on rlaia lines There theisrEe mails
49,. 49, 9eesssel TO 6e yaEEied 6Fe Rost
viii probably De the extent % anr &, rs
facilities, The deRsieney win have 10 r.
supplied By neighbOrhoodI elab6iSo, -.
Retnef ADD bfishiRS . regular t.o,lv,,,.
nieation With thee central points bF NJ &
@ pEtEate nail 70 be bfoaERl g 49,
s'@Esaisat Piass fos dis,sibuaoa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
A KExrucrr OPrRloS OF ions TYtYR.-

\ KExTucET oPIRIoSoy Jonx Tulsa
The Louisville Journal says.
We infer from the telegraphie dispatches
that John Tyler made regular secession
speech in Richmond the other night
There are several exceedingly disgraccful
passages in tue public career of this man.
aud we fear that he is about TO add one of
overshadowinE infnmy 70 the number.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

rgE new Cabinet IS favOraBly spoken Of
b. our s1ehanges, 1t i considered 70 be
sminSntly conservative and sOnelliatory,
with the exception Of two. aad they are
FeEastied:: as harmless, though leaning to-
vasat Fsdieelis@,"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

Mr.. Black recently addressed a circular
letter to all foreign Governments, protest.
ing in decided terms against the recoQni-
ton OF the Confederated States as an in
dependent Government, and assigning the
reason at length which induced the re.
monstranre. The protest will, of course,
be renewed, and, perhaps, emphasized, hy
the present Administration, so that when
Mr.. Ynneey and his diplomatic colleagues
get abroad, they may discover that reeog-
milton by the Great Powers is less eAsy
than was supposed at Montgomery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09


TnE Convention on Wednesday was &C.
cupied chiefly in piliug on the secession
agony. Some little business was done
Among other things, the COMMITTEES on
Elections reported. The report shows
that the whole number of vo,es cast were
l4S,6sV, of which lOO,ase were cast for
reference, majority Of 55,s75. Mr.. Lo-
gan Osburn,of Jefferson offered resolutions
setting forth that secession is not oniy. un-
authorized by the letter of the Coastitu-
Hon, but contrary to, aud subvsrsive of
the fundamental principles on which it
was formed; that 1t would be polite :sto
waive the uuquestiOuable right of the
General Government to collect the rcye-
nue. and protect the public property in the
seeding States during the peudtng diff
eulties;" and that the Convention recon-
mend abstinence from any measures OF
aggression.
The President presented eommunica-
ton from the Peace Commissioners. yio-
lent secession harangueS were made BIZ
Mr. GOOde aud others. Mr.. Goode said.
speaking of Jefferson Davis: sHe has said
that II war must come, they would have
war In earuest-and Jefferson Davis is an
earnest man-that the war should be car
ried into Africa. that the battle should be
fought upon Northern soil. Aud, sir, for
one stand here today, with all my heart, to
bid him GOd.Spced."
The secsssiOuists seemed very anxious
for come action, but the linton men held
them completely in check, aud on motion
Of Mr.. Curlils adjourned without doing
anything. Tho ysus aud nays were called
on the motion, resulting, yeas "a, nays 42,
which fOrT.tWO seems to be.NbOut the mt
most strength the seeesSiOuistS can mus
ter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
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All others mere init tioas, and should be avoid
ed, II you wish 70 escape r,dlruls.
GRAY, RED OF Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to =
beautiful and Natural BugWn OF Blasas, without I'm.
jury to the HaIEor Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLoMAs have been
sEaE1sd to wNi A. BATeEE1nA since 1879, and over
5000 applications have been made to the IIair Of
the Patrons his famous Dye.
WIN A. BAUeHELoRis HAIR DYE prOducrs
so'oE not to bei Distinguished from nature, aud Is
EAREASTED not to ibinreia the least boyrers Io 4,
may he eOptinueIi, uud the iileaeet. Of BAD py.,
rsnsdledi tie Iairindsated for Life by this spisn.
did Dye.
SOLD IN all eltio5 and towns oil United states by
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~, The denulne has Eho nAns RAd RdtrJss upOu
s'eel Plate engraving tJur Gide6 Of each box Of
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
Saturday Morning, March 8, 1ss1.
OHanOther Page will be found the speech

ONanother pnge will be found the speech
of Mr.. Douglas, in the Senate, defining his
position in regard to the policy Of lie
Government. lie avOws that Dir. Lincoln
has taken the only tenable position to be
assumed, in declaring that in accordance
with his oath he must regard the Union ms
still unbroken and must do his utmost 10
enforce the laws OF the Federal Govern
msnt In all the States alike. This Dir.
Douslas does not regard as menace. for
he thinks the Presidents policy is intended
TO be, and will be peseeable, and AS such
he gives it his hearty endorsement aud
support. Aud saeh support We believe
true men Of all parties all over the coun-
Try will giveit
Twas peculiarly proper that Mr.. Doug
las should arOw himself, as he has
done. ready to support Mr.. Liacoln's adj
ministratiOn in NIL just measures. IL WAS
due to Tie people lie represents, and no
less due to himself than magnanimous
TO one who has been lifelong political
foe, aud successful rival for the highest
position in tue nation. In doing so he
has risen above all petty considerations of
personal feeling, and takeua stand nobly,
BY the side of an ancient enemy, for the
Onion and the Constitution He has truly
done himself great credit, and we honor
him for The manly position he has assumed
in regard TO the sustaining of the govern
men', while he yet expects, as he says
himself, to oppose the administration Of
AF. Lincoln in matters Of general legisla-
ton.
1t is evident .batehe country is rapidly
becoming unit on one thing, that the
government must be maintained and cv-
cry day is proving more courlusiYely that
there is no renable middle ground.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
cRowpINs vlRaIXIA nrr.

Mr.. Boteler, Of yirginin, and others Of
IKE position, have written 10 Richmond,
urging immediate and unconditional seces.
Sion. They do not complain so much of
tue Inaugural as of its alleged interpreta-
tton through the Cabinet. II secession be
submitted to the people, 1t will be rejected
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

Judge Douglas to-day received the fol-
lowing dispatch from the Richmond Con-
yention:
=: thsF. any bops foru., Can ". remain In the
To which Nessrs. Douglas and cri,ten-
den replied:
@Ys. thsro Is hops. Stand arm and all Will yet r,
Mr.. Douglas says he went to the ball
with Mrs. Lincoln because lie believed Mr..
Lincoln means to do what is right. Said
he in conversation tonight, "sone people
think Sir. Linspln's Inaugural does not
gibs with tue Chicago Platform. Well.
what of II? don't say it does or 1t does
not; but lift does not It shows that Mr.,
Lincoln has the nerve TO say what is right,
platform or no platform. defend the In
augural, lift is as | understand it, namely,
an emanation from the brain and heart OF
patriot, and as ! mean, if know myself
TO act the part of II patriot, endorse it
made speech TO that effect to-day In
the Senate, and reiterate it now. The
probable appointment of Senator Critten-
den" continued Judge Douglas, II regard
us cminently wise and polite. The mora
effect that it will produce in Virginia,
Tenncsse, and Maryland, and Arkrnsas
cannot be oyer-estimaled, as it shows that
Mr. Lincoln docs not mean to have merely
partisan Administration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

Tar uncommoniy Vir'aOus and amisble
print, the Richmond Enquirer, has been for
some time past engaged in making dis
covsry. by happy combination of per-
severance main strength and awkward
ness, it has at length succeeded. 1t has
discovered not gold mine, nor an oil
we'll, but real veritable bargain" II
genuine live Bargain Bargain in tho
Convention, by which the disunIOnistsaret to
be sold. This bargain, in contradiction of
the ethics of the Eaqmrsrs school, has
two parties 10 it, viz: the Eastern sub
missiopist7,r and Western ssubmission-
is,s;" and the plot is, according to that
luminous sheet, that the Eastern men will
aRree TO oppose secession if the Western
men will agree to let the basis of taxation
alone. An arrangement of this character
has been entered into, qnoth the Enquire,
and quakes to its very toes with terror.
Well, now, this may be true, but VIC
do not believe it. Tho Western men have
no need of entering into any such arrange
ment, because they have it in their power
to prevent tile secession OF Virginia, and
also to remedy the basis of taxation, and
1t is nothing more than right that they
shonld do both. An dd raIorsa taxation
Is the right Of their constituencies, and
ought 70 be demanded, and, we believe,
will be. This terror on the part of
the Inquire, only goes to show that the
disuuiOnists begin TO realize that the Union
sentiment is too strong for them, and that
they are done for. With respect TO bar
gains, generally, We rather like them. We
are especially friendly to sharp hnrgains-
if We can drive them onrseli-aud in a
general way, VIC don't object to any bar
gain to which there are two parties, each
of whom has fair show. But there is one
bargain we never will lie bound to, and
that is the little arrangement entered into
by the few hundred Virginia secessiouists
of the FIRST part, all among themselves, by
which the people of Virginia, of the Sec
ond part, are to be sold for mess of
pottage to the South Carolina politicians.
Aud we tell tue Warlike Eaqnirer and its
cOadjutorS, that the people of Western
Virginia, being no party TO that bargain,
will repudiate 1t first, last and Il 81
FIRST, by reason. and If that win not avail.
then by votes, and If that is not enough.
then by force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
[ANDRET THIS garden SEEDS

UST RECEIVED. .LANDRETHs NEW CROP
~ Garden Seeds which we will sell at The rrSwtr',
lowest rates and warrant them frrsli and Genuine
h1I y, ihstsndlnE all statements TO the cnntrary
uaTdeners preferring To hare their bin. direct
from Landreth's can he accommodated Inv leayinr
their orlerS with rs. Our friends may -elS on ms az
hefrtoiures for a fresh aud Eenninc article =
lAnaO SMITH 4 GORRRLL /.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
RAJ.

Mr.. Douglas decided Endorsement Of
iineoin's Inaugural to-day caused quite 4
little sens 'tion, and created considerable
comment, Its tendency South Is for n,nch
good, and seems to be made in the rivbt
place Tile relations between the President
and Judge Douglas are of the most friend.
y and courteous character. $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
rRON RoRr suMrER.

Dispatches were received by the War
Department this morning. from Major An
derson, which contradict rumors that he
aPprehended an attack, and relieved some
other misgiYings rs to his situation. All
the recent correspondence between him.
and Gov. PickenS has beeu far more
friendly than heretofore, and no unusual
preparations have been made which indi.
cate any present purpose of collision.-
The eoas. guard outside and in the harbor
Of charleston has been considerably in
creased oy gun-bohts, which exercise con.
slant surveillance, and are Intended IA
prevent rcinforrements. In Mai Amber.
sons Judgment, this force is sufficient for
that purpose.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

A Washington letter says that tho War
Department has received important des.
patches from Major Anderson. This gal
liant 0fiser. in letter to Secretary Holt,
denies the truth of the report that Prssi-
dent Davis had exchanged visits with him.
He hes had no communication with the
President OF the Confederate States. he
is satissed that Tort Sumter will be A.
tackled, and he eau clearly discern with
the naked eye The arrangements for the
assault, which be believes viii be at night.
and will be Of the most determined char
acter. Tue fertilization Is onIy uoW en-
tirely completed, the reports to that effect
before being untrue. The utmost ipEeoui-.
IyOf himself and brother Officers hiss been
employed to strengthen every part-and 10
provide means sir resisting the attack,
which, in his opinion, is certain TO come.
Tx accounts laid before NJ. Chase on
his assuming The charge of the Treasury,
show tia, there are funds on hand appliea.
BE tp0bs satfsHt ekFe6s6s Of IhS Gotsra-
neat to the amount Of $4,000 ooo. Rsside
this, dc easFe65 receipt 1soTa i6S s9slS@5
auoppt to So, 600 daIly.