Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-01

1tS> 2 .H .'ll.NN IN h'HrH
At Glen Eastou, Marshall County, at q
meeting held on August 9th, it was
'.Resolved, That the meeting fully en-
dorse the course Of Senator Wiley, in the
Congress of the United States in regard to
the admission of West Virginia into the
Union, and equally condemns the course OF
Senator Carlile by which it is believed the
admission was defeated for the time being,
and we hereby. request him (Carllle) 70
resign the post he hasso much disgraeed."
On Augustine 18th, great mass meet
ing was held at New Martinsville, the
oapital!of wetsel county. Numerous speak
ers, among them Auditor Crane, were pres
ent. The following was the resolution
adopted iu relation to Mr.. oarlile
"ResOlUsd, That we regard John s. Car
lie as a political desperate, disgrace to
the Senate and to the people who sent
him there, a wilful deceiver of his coustitu-
ents, a wilful traitor and miserable trux-
ter to the minions of JEFF. Davis, and we
earnestly and emphntically demand of him
to resign n position he has so much dis
graced and leave our State and soil that
we may be forever free from his dishonor-
ed presence"
The following were adopted at meeting
held at Cameron, Marshall County, Au-
gust 9th; se9J
"9. That as JOhu S. Carliie has proved
recreant to tue trust reposed in him by the
people of West Virginia, we denOuuoe him
as traitor to his constituents, his State
and his Country, and request all loyal men
not to countenauce, and hereafter with
hold all support from him.
40. That we demand the unconditional
resignation of JOhnlS, Carlile /"
August llth great meeting was held at
the Court House in CIarksburg, the capital
of Harrison county, which was addressed
by Senator Wiley and Hon. O. j. Stewart,
State Senator. Aresolution severely con-
demtng Mr. Carlile was passed, but was lost
through the mail along with Two others,
and never reached publication, though all
the rest did-nO copy having been pre-
served. The resolution declared that Mr..
Carlile had abandoned his old principles,
betrayed his former friends, and was no
longer the friend of the new State or of the
country. We do not remember distinctly,
though we were present and heard it read,
whether it requested him to resign or not,
but our impression is that it did.
On the same day there was public meet
ing at the Court-House in Weston, the
Capital of Lewis county, in which the best
men of the county participated. The fol-
lowing was among the resolutions adopted {:
"Resoired. That we condemn in unmeas-
ured terms the course of John S. Carlile,
both in and out the halls Of Congress. He,
by his votes in the Senate, has misrepre-
sented his constituents, is unworthy of their
confidence and support, and to-day we fiud
him Que of the firm of vile traitors of VAL
andigham, Vourhies & Coz epdeavoring to
divide and distract the Union sentiment in
the loyal States, thus impeding the stupend-
GUS work of crushing this unholy rebellion.
Therefore We deem it our simple duty mere
ly to endorse his sentiments as uttered in
his speech at Wheeling, July 26th "A rep
resentatiYe who has not the confidence of
his constituents is untitled to serve them
longer Therefore we ask him to resign
the position he now holds as U. S. Senator,
as we are fully convinced that he is not
sound on the great and vital questions, the
Union and the Ns,O State" 7.F gIr'a.
AT great meeting held at the Court
House at Buckhannon, the Capital of Up
shur county, on August 9th, it was re-
solved, ei hwi- eu .ifaa
sc. That apart from the great object of
this meeting in raising volunteers we de-
sire the people en- Rldsse to express them.
selves. in regard to the acts of Senator ]. s.
Oarlile against the new State Of West Vir-
gfnia, and in accordance with the 4th res
olution of n primary meeting, held on the
I'd inst, that preferred a charge ngainst
Senator Carlile for not representing his
loyal constituents In the late Congress of
the United States; That we, the people of
Upshur county, upon a careful investiga-
tion of his acts against the new State of
West Virginia, deem them as traitorous
to the known wishes of his loyal constitu-
ents, and that we do this day denOuuee him
as u traitor to the best interests Of those
who gave him the position he now holds (;
and we would respectfully request him to
resign his place as Senator Of the United
States, and give place to some one who will
represent the loyal people"
August 18th, the largest public meeting
ing ever held at HaneytoRn, Marshall coun-
ty, resolved, fs7li.a7
20. Ihat we look upon NaianalnRhRmj
John s. Carlile & Co., with all those who
raise the-indignant howl Of abolition and
negro war as sympathizers with the. reb-
els, who should receive the scoFn and deri-
sion Of every patriotic citizen.
sc. That as John S. Oarlile does not rep
resent the sentiment. of Western Virginia,
therefore We call upon him 70 resign his
seat Ia the Senate, "leaYe his country for
his eonutry's good" take up his residence
in the. most Southern point Of Dixie and
there listen to the hooling OF the owls and
dance 10 the music of the wolves."s, Il ~.
a war meeting Atst. George, the capital
of Tucker county. held August 18th, re.
solved, ,tm rl.7 taa roi'Fa1tis7 q
s. That the Legislature be respectfully
requested TO remove the public printing
from the Wheeling PreSs, and give It 70
some more loyal paper, aud further that we
request John 8. Catlile to resign his seal