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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
1Y HEELTNG, VA, ,FRTDAY i. M(RNTNG 5.FFJ

signed By the Chairman and Secretary,
and transmitted to our Senators ard Rep!.
resentatlyes. and to Hon. .! j. Crittenden.
Hon. a. johnson, Hon. S. Clemens, Hon.
e Etheridge, and Hon. T A. R. Nelson. !.
'ls. That these resolutions be published.
ana that they he reported to Working
Mems Associations by tile Corresponding
Secretary -s f'I 3
l4. That the Committee on Public
Meetings report the arrangements for a.
mass convention, aud that they procure
estimates for the building of an iron Plat
form TO be used on the occasion.
": B. Taglor. Secretary.
sW"t. OLraa Bourne, Cor. Secretary.
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" "IIOIlE-sAIsE z RETAIL.
j.. SHEPPARD, Ho.I8l Main sfre.t -o5,.,. = %
WIZ continue @ Keep on hand inIsesnd
rtn1ent Of all nFtifiesin GS line .t,Dit
19S T9S ol Ladies and Gst Sa,idies Pine s
nAthSss, TruhzA, faccs, Carpet BaRs SStcL.SS 90
would respectfully eall attention to nv aud
~ strles attention afid pronptness to 1Ie,it
continuance Of the Public patronafs = - "
All kinds Of repairing PROXIMITY don,. o,5 n .
pTl s.T.S1 NJ Iis y. b. SHEPPARD.
.lIthleys aSf,I,, c..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
New York TVorItingThen,s BTecn4,v..
'-r Committees. ''es -
Is CoMMtrrgE Feb an ieei

Is COMMITTEE, Feb. 4tb, 1861.
The Report of the COMMITTEES on Reso.
lutions was adopted as follows.
WHERE'S, 1t is a fundamental theory of
our free institutions that "goYernment de.
riTeS its just Po1yers. from the consent of,
the governed; )" and the people. are -decply
involved in the decision OF questions which.
affect ;heirinterests, rights, and civil rela-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

; WnEREAs, The penc9,. prosperitv. ,nnd
happiness of the nation have been violent.
" disturbed-its eomRerciai and indus
trial progress retaI ded- -+and the existence
of tue government is endangered by efforts
to overthrow it, and the alleged with
dr4walr QfcertaiR States from the Union 3
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
gaflg gntrlligpllFrt
TERMS Of Anv;;iRI,gP; v;;iI,g; PTIsI~c

- SPECIAL NoITcEs Double the above rates
:, Heafiy Advertising on reasonable terms aeror
ding to the space oceh led and tlS iIriiSbsTof
from transeut persons or Stranz
eFs 70 be PAID for in GdnaRce. 4. : = - =
s99S!nssl Cards not hvs llnei $40 per year
q Ii ~ nor Sx month"; but for lIDrter pefoi notbI6S
Wil be cquntsd les than q SquRfe ~
The privilege Of Annual idyertisIDs, 4, l,r,,t.3 h,
s9e we AaTertaeFee own ImnledIats buSinesS; and All
,S uSe9Snts Tor the benefit Of other prisons a.
Ven g. al legal advertisements and advsrtisellknts
o. auction Saie! and real ssht In BY them muS,
accordingly. =. +'si '.''U StN'' s'u
cases At fuIl rates = ~''' se =" ~
AsarrIaEes, Notieea Of Flaer4lS and announcements
Ss.s ! sstl sssetes, o0 cents pasA,ii nov1I3ba
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
10 answer o our owa aorrespondentE Ke

have to-say:
PFTRODluN.-It issRot true TINT a we'll
has been bored on the Kanawha river.
whish throws out 100000 hogsheads of oil
per days neither is 1t trae, as far as our.
information extends, that6 small stream in
Writ county runs pure on Your iufor-
mant has been grsaslag yqu with soft
soap. .5
GRRESHoRN,-You are mistaken. The
celebrated "foftsh of 4tttm6s Ward are
not the forts for whose Barspder Colonel.
Hayne was sent Ito Wasbingtou to negoti-
ate. They would be stili harder 10 take
I, ld0Eq, we mean, ] than 4 lhe South c4roli-
SoLolNoN:-5YouI are sAnite right The
Northern States have As, much right to Sc
cede from the Union IS hs Southern; but
if they were to both seessdS at once, as You
suggest, we don't know what would be-
comGof the Union-+unl some cOassrSG.l
tirstPSttfots Godl1 a 10 Il:
1t during the tntettssRisa5 tt.is true ttisg Is Il
you say, that glhe Unionc be saved only
by preserving ii. - ~
ESQUIHER.-o oI have been misiuform1,ed. N e,
a. Lincoln will be ''raiR99aT aiithe WAY
from Springfield to Warrington It is
true, hpt inetiq .tbe tptIeb the com
mon acceptation of theasrm. has induced
you to believe. The fact Is, 1t couldn't be
done that way he To9ld split any rail.
that could he pagaded. ,sEe5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15

Upwards OF S13, 5000, 900
ofLOssos have been paid By y-tho Rtna InlurancS 90
fntRe past II years.
RIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RtIH accepted at terms consistent with solyency and
fair profit.
and C0HtsHts for terhtS Of oas 70. Ace years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
aud nluninteTupted through seasons OF financial sun
shine and storm or periods evontful In exempt from
1WeePiug eonl1gratIOns and maritime disaster. Be-
ing long Qua cash basis the troubles Of
the credit system AFFECT rs In no material particular
DdTnS -hard tincS'' the security OF reliable InSu.
rance "a an Imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders to sustain Iosa being then much ieasened
Policies tyuol without delay, and all businsss At
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
N. O. ARTHUR, Agent,
once over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
THE INSURANCE y: oo.soFTHE vA1-

As-Over So 100000 Of Cash CAPITAL repre,entsi nv
thG old and we'll ostsbshed Agency whore every los
IN the above office has been promptly paid In Wheel
w. p. PETERSON
Once next door to the NJ. q 81. D alk,
ly''eS-ly Mains t. WhttlI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-15
06ssitIolnsS z alnIS5 lISi 5An5EEITv5.5r.;5s. q p =

a g correspondent, of the iS9nddy Timer.
writing 70 that paper gets the following
answer 70 lis- 4periss. We print It entire
as exhibiting the manners and customs+of
the different tribes ofspeople, ethelwofld
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

The Henderson Times Il Ias, saturday
contains lengthy articln relative 90 the
charge Of the lion. c. a Frazer Judge
Of this (thc 6,h) Judicial District. TO tho
Grand Jury from which we make the
following extract
In his charge TO the Grand Jury,
Judge Frazer dwelt at some length oh
the clause IN the Constitution, defining
treason against the State, which Is cX-
pressed IN the following Language
Treason against tie state shall cou-
stat only IN leyying war against 10. or ~
adhering to it's enemies, giving them aid
aud comfort Cons art : see. ,
His cha ge, on this subject was ablc
and impressive
He announced il ns hia solemn conv,e.
ton. that after the State Of Texas shall
have finally and Internationally severed
the connection between the state aud
the Federal Government, that all those
who might adiere to the Union, would
be guilty Of the crime OF treason, and
subject to Indictment, conviction, and
mcn,s in c,vor If This nroo,siIion wer.
n,eserted IN sncb a clear md l,rc,ble
Lnan,r, a. ,n ems, /, n,,found sensation
in tbe LIZ ia whom thev were ndd,es.
sed And Judging from the effect pro-
dueed on all present. we may regard IL
as the Inauguration OF n new system Of
'''Hh'ng "Hu 'c"So''ns on 'No SN'J'o'
-, -. AL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

! BrRsiSs ~ THE CBAnEs. The |icks
burg and New Orleans packet steamer
Charmer, Cept Holmes in command. from
Vicksburg bound to New Orleans. with
a large number Of passengers and some
1898 bales of cotton on board when
eight miles below ponaldsouville, on
Sunday nj hi the 10Th inst between the
hours or II and II O'Clock. caught on
Gro, aud 10 few minutes burnt IT, the
waters edge completely destroying the
boat and mos, OF the cotton. the remain.
der being damaged and Aoating ia the
river. Several lives were lost A pas
seugcr on the Inflated vessel says;
| looked out OF my door aud saw that
! lie cabin was already full # smoke
fastening to the front II the boat found
the passot gers crowding down the stairs,
and preparing to jump ashore, the boat
being about to land II seems that the
pilot, never allowing his presence Of
mind to farsako hin, had stood nt bis
post Ike a man aud turned the boat into
shore When the boat landed the ma
iofi'y Of the passengers were ready Go
jump ashore, and were quickly followed
hy almost all the remaining passengers.
Hll0 made their cscapc without suffering
any injury, Bat very few were kept
ba L u the ladies' cabin by the sutioci
ting nokc which slsli them out from
the front Of the boat, and had to escape
afr Of the whoclhousc. YouF readers
need no description Of conilapation---
those who have not seen "A steamboat on
ttc have read many descriptions of such
tcpHos. Bat this exceeded IN rapidly
and maguiticcnce anything Of the sort
which had occurred on the waters of the
Mississippi aud had it not been for
the truly c0mmendahlc conduct oi the
officers. whu made u landing as rapidly
AZ they could, the destruction Of life
which would have cusued is ncalrulable
As it was. the loss Il life was very small
indeed have heard positively Of the
loss of none but Dr. Millikcn and his
wife. from Mississippi Mr. Davy aud
his wife, from Tennessee, and two or
three black servant women.
The Chatmer was some two years old,
and originally built al a cost Of 81 900,
but was only insured for some S85 600
IN one or two Western offices che was
owned by Capts Holmes and
" lson.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

Fslcg Co.vgsEScg nissoLyEp.-We learn
f-oI Hon 4. Pope thu, intelligence was receiy'
ID in Ncw Or,sxas on the evening Of the lath,
hat ttr Peace conitrcnee al Washington was
dissolved. The Virginia. delegates had aban.
doned !, as hopeless, sna we're satisfied That AL
rsnpec, Of set'lonca. was At 80 md. This ren-
d~ss the sscsssoa Of Virginia ccit-tiu. The
delegates TO the consention 81 that State were
represented by the ars, kilograms Is 10 favor OF
submission. and The Nof!h,r4 Gogega9gs and
Mayors Of cities were jabilant over tho result,
Dc, the secoi.d rcpor, stated tina, they are ony
opposed 10 immediate secession hoping ,hat tie
Peace Conference would obtain such settlement
a. would enable Virginia honorably TO remain
In the Uuon aud win back her southern sisters
An overwhelming majority Of the Convention
wefe pledged, in tsse ths, Conference failed IN It's
purpose to seccde before the 4th Of March
Hence NC may kafy assume That Virgins is
with u, q Will be al tie border s'a.es 10 u
short time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

~ Mr Wighll made spesch IN the L. :
scua,e on the It'll, in which he commented with
marked bat just severity upon the speech q
Senator johnson Of Tennessee. and upon hi
coarse rs the representative Of Southern State.
The telegraph Of the 18Th represented that ther
"a, duel on the tapis between Mr.. Wiefaii
and Mr. johnson, Of Afks. which was supposed
20 be uils,aae and that it vas Johnson. Of
Tennessee Papers If a latcr date make no fur
Their mention Of the matter and we pnsume i
was simply sn Idle report.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

~ judge Douglas has written a letter 10
the Memphis Appeal denying the statement thai
he is f,yorng the immediate wiihlrawal u the
remaining slave States from the con.eler
acy, NJ \ peace measure, 70 avert Tie horrors If
civil war, and with the yios Of a ferousifHoion
on a constitutional basis lie urges the border
Gates TO remain in the Union
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

pn. The electoral votes having been
counted and Lincoln and llamlIn de-
clated elected, the Picayune says
AN that il necessary 80 induct them
into Office on tho ilh of March next s for
ten g. take aud subscribe the oath as
prescribed in the constitution. This cali
be done AZ any time, and ia any place
The fuss about II grand Inauguration,
and the necessity Of bringing an army
o. protect Mr. Lincoln in the assn option
Of his Office. ia an idle Gasconade. He
may take the oath in the clerks Office Of
any court Of record, aud file It IN the
Office Of the Secretary of State, with
only the presence II sufficient witnesses
TO make the instrument legal in form
Tie viii then be Just as much President
as though he had been sworn in under
the protecting muskc,s Of hundred
/ thousand Wide Awakos on the portico
Of the capitol. J, is indeed thought that
he need not wait for the i'h Of March
before his oath Che only provision in
the constitution is That be shall take q
certain oath before lie enters on the exc
cu,i0n of his Office" and this may lie
done before the term actually common
ces
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

THE SCRAMBLE FOR THE SfoIL5. The
Washington correspondent OF the y Y
sonsious are spreading among tho Re
puhlicans in regard to Executive appoint
ments to Cabinet and other important
Offices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

for the captions OF The general md special lava
and joint resolutions passed at the recent eXtn
session of the legislature Having more import
cation at this time. \ stay Law for Judgments
in Magistrates Courts, was passed, We under
stand il gives a stay OF nine months with "a lieu
upon the property Of il,e debior This was the
only stay law adopted, suits in Che Supreme
Court are required to be taken up in their reg
ular order which operates as a stag, but for
which the debtor viii have TO pay teu PEI cen,
in damages
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

ear On the 2Si II Senator H'pt
hlll made Lengthy address, arguing
favor Of secession. aud that the WI
drawal of State was not rebellion
was 30 cause far war He qoo'ed !,
opinions Of the iramers Of tho cons','
ton against coercion lie said II CIV.
war comes, blood viii flow At the N"g
az well as at the South There was =
fear If the iu-urrection of the sla'N
who would fight for their MAST
Two cuniederacics would hc more pow.
iul than thc present In his jndgfV"'s
Texas viii he constrained to withd''
from the Union and fesnme Der g'of"'
independence
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

II We regret that We have not room ior The
eloauent and patriotic address # Gen. John
Mcqueen, Of South Carolina, delivered before
the rsxas Convection. 1t would be read with
pleasure By all who have not already seen 1t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

NJ There VII b. tbs usaGi : bbath cxer-
eisess in the Gun bertrand Presbyterian Church
on SUNDAY bat In consequence Of the Methodist
Quarterly Meeting tie address to the young
men will be deferred
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

~ 4 young gentleman BY the name Of
ULlhorn attempted to coThile another named
Eugene Levy, in Ses Orleans on the 18th int,
The result, was fatal to the former. Uhlhorn
struck Levy two Hicks with the covh,ic when
Levy drew revolver and fred two shots
uhlhorn staggered aud Ill., WIS carried INTO al
adjacent Office. aud died in 'ew minutes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

~ We learn that a remarkable revolution
in public opinion Is progressing 10 the three or
four Northern counties Of Texas Hlcrc thre
weeks ago the Union ieeltug prevailed. The
vote wil be largely for secession.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

A- The Captain and officers Of tie steamer
Grand Era win accept our thanks e. Their con
tloucl favors throughout the present season
This 'plendil passenger packet continues TO
make well, trips.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

Coop ---1he Tyler Sentinel learns tina, Judge
Reagan had determined to canvas the Northern
counties before going on 10 Montgomery An
excellent idea. Judge Raagan Is q tower Of
strength in those counties.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

-. Tie vote IN favor Of recession, IN this
State, will be overwhelming and shen counted
ssd publntei will give the Black Republicans
sose ite. u tie asion Of feei.ix 10 the Sorth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

Nrw YoRK Y : SENATOR On the 9th
inst, the New York Legislature elected
Judge Ira Harris L : Senator for six
years from the 4th Of March next, when
Mr.. Stewards term expires Judge Har.
sic was the Black Republican nominee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23

Union Bu; tweuty.slx will never talhy
any amendments t. the Constitution
Congress viii never recognize the sece
dcd states AS out, and 30 there VIII be a
dead lock
Congress is pushing through measures
looking to hoslilitles.
TYLER has assurances from two North
ern States that they viii 20 with the
South Il a blow is struck by the Federal
Government. This would give the south
quorum in Congress aud break mp the
North What will they do
M Buchanan spent an hour with Tx
President r lcr last evening. Ih, pros
poet of there being no collision, tud no
hlpodshed TIL after the ith Of March, has
made the President quite light OF heart
The Commissioners IRON Virginia and
Kentucky, have urged the wiihdra"al at
the garrison at Fort sumter The
Commissioners ask, why force protection
on those who desire 10 protection Ih'
President declines complying with their
request
lNpASariis. Feb Il Hon Abraham
/ Lincoln arrived here last evening from
! Springfield. aud mel with an enthusiastic
reception.
IN the ursc Of his speech be- asked,
Would marching an army iuto Sonih
/ Carolina hc Invasion? ! think 1t w",d,
aud would he coercion also, u south
Carolina were forced to submit Bot u
tine United States should merely bold aud
aud tc.take hcr own forts. aud collect her
! duties. or withhold the mails where they
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23


ccdng States.
IA isalso stated that the blockade o.
southern ports has been decided upon
New YoBK. Feb li.-Thrce boxes Of
ammunition, containing percussion caps
and ball cartridges Tor Miunie rifles. des.
lined for Savannah, were seized by the
notice Yesterday on board Of the steamer
Huntsville.
WAsnrver1N. Feb. lt--ln the Senate
Yesterday. the till for the better organi
zt;inn of the military OF the District If
Columbia was rccommit'ed to the Com
mittce ON Military Anairs.
The senate coucurtcd in the House
amendments. except one, 90 the Patens
bin which passed
Ex Secretary Floyed promises to meet
the eX.partc report Of the House Commit
tee against his official conduct with
fall response.
The most perfect order prevailed at
the capital yesterday Al approximations
# an attack seem o. he vanishing. Gov.
Hicks. on examination before "a selcc,
committee. said hc believed at the begin.
ming at January such an attack was con.
icupat a. bat for some time past he had
hreii satisfied that the attempt was aban.
duu.A
The Secretary Of the Treasury adver.
,is,s fir proposals Till the 2ilh for the
ai,lr millions loan Bidders must de.
p5sit pv the frs Of march.
Tbc Senate Yesterday asked the CON.
mi,fcc uf Conference nn the diplomatic
t.,.f..t,ri,ti,u ltiI t0 bring in their re
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-23
LATEST NEWS.

tons.
WAsHlScroS. Feb. a.-The President
ha. approved of the bill providing for
loan III twenty-five millions
, WAsni>oroN, Feb 9-Scveral distin'
gu,shcd Nirgiuiane have autographed GOV
Pirkcns. ui South Carolina, still 10 Tor
bear the attack ON Fort Sumpter GOV
pickrns retlied that be could not give a
definite answer TIL lac received the Fresi'
dents communication.
+ Ia consequence Of the sei4urc ol New
Yofh ships at Savannah. aud the ubsiruc-
Of Internal commerce Mt New Or
leans. declaration has heeu made 10y the
Montgomery southern Congress IN favor
If the open'ag Of Southern ports tree 10
foreign commerce D.,
Mr. Corhsnue, Of New York, vii call
up. GA Monday. ia the House, 30 press IT'S
passage. the bil hc heretofore mlroduc.
"a providing for a thorough execution OF
the Federal revenue laws.
SyASSMI. Frp Five vessels own
"a iu the city 81 New York were ycster-
dly seized ty arlcg ai Governor Brown
~ this STATE.
49, NksehLN 7ki4th II -, $50"
following arc ihe Wmes ID! the New York
Vessels seized a few day. since at Slyau.
i ab. 10 retaliation for the Seizure OF
Georgia arms and munitions at New
Yata:
Bug W L Kirby Capt Barstow with
r#al Consigned o. master
BArs Aljustor, Capt Ewell, consigned
t'mAsteE
bug Oa'dyn Load Capt. johnston CON
~tued % Il. Haoetstam y son anu
loading for AsPin'Yall
schooner julia \. llAioe6. capt F'd
.rfek. consigned I" master
Bark j. Golden Murray lApt murray
y H-'sncd To- Mni'r a Mltcne'N' a"d 'o''
Ing ia Rlltr3am
THE .zula was ~ special eta.f '
the Gnv"tu" ahd th' N'-~'lN AZ '"'
placed nnder tbr e'ihlh"hN 81 'u v'7 VIZ
tae state
lhc arms seized al Ne" l'rN naY'"s
Shtr been given up lhe NoS'e' nav
been released,
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