Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-06

eountry's gloom, come veal or come woe
and aid him with all the powers We pos
sess, both morally and physically, IN has
hercuiean task of putting down and crush
ing out this unholy rebellion
2 That from the geographical position
OF this continent there never can exist but
one nation upon it, and thatthe dissolution
of the Union will be the death knell OF free
government not only on this continent but
throughout the world; that therefore We
are unslterAbly opposed TO any terms with
the rebels short Of laying down their arms
aud returning 10 their allegiance 70 the
Uaited States Government; aud thai we will
hold all who do aid or a6et any such COM
promise as enemies 10 human liberty ey-
etyEhere.
5. That We unueaSnredly condemn the
EFFORT now being made TO raise third par
" under the plausible usns Of the peace
or conservative party, by Nallandigham,
John s. CariiIe s Co.: that we feel sure this
party bodies no god 10 the Republic, but
Is designed by its leaders to throw us into
the hands OF Jeh. Davis and his nlinions.a and
We therefore call upon all Union men TO
ftowa doxn Indignantly ever at'smpt 10
ALLEVIATE their affection from, or prejudice
them against the administration of tier
northern brethren by the cant epitheis of
abolition" Se.; that We regard all who
aid -nd abet in the formation OF this party
as symPaihizers with the rebellioa and as
deserving the uumitigaied scoru of man
kird
1. That We cannot afford 10 divide the
/ Uaion party 10 restore slavery TO the re-
beliion. That the blood and treasure now
being poured ont aud the groAus and tears
( of widows and orphans. are more preeiOus
/ III our ewes than the restoration of slaves
/ 10 rebel masters
5. That NE cheerfully accept and heart
/ lily approve the amended clause Of The bill
admitting West Virginia into the Union as
1 q fee State, that one Of our chief desires Is
| to get I'D Of the inelbuE that has borne rs
/ TO the earth aud retarded our onward ana
upward progress; that our thanks are due
! aud are hereby rendered 10 Senators Will
/ ley, Wade and Hale, and representatives
/ Brown. Biair and Whaley, aud TO Others
Who aided them, for their nntiEing efforts
10 procure the admission into the Union Of
/ our New State, IVES; Virgins,
/ 6. That Es condemn in uumeasured
I terms the course of our unstable aud cratic
Senator, john S. Carlile, as well on the
( new State as on other questions, and hops
| his sense OF honor will compel him 10 re-
lsiEn his seai ia the United States Senate.
=. That we recommend 10 public officers,
civil and military, 10 use their utmost en-
| desVors 20 vigorously prosecdte the war
Aad that We endorse the policy OF the Adj
! ministration recently promulgated for this
| purpose.
/ 8. That this meeting acquiesee 10 the de
claratious of our Governor il favor OF rid
/ diag the community OF the rebels sad reb-
eI synpsthiLers in our midst, by comPell-
ing them to take the oath of allegiance anl
give bonds for good behavior, or 10 b:
/ transferred beyond our lines.
.. That SeSill use our utmost enieaTor.
10 respond to the Presidents call for troops
himself 3 pro tempore recruiting Once
whose first duty il 5 to volunteer himself
and next, TO solicit Others to do the same.
10 That in order to facilitate enlistments
We recommend our County Court 10 lay
levy sufficient 10 raise au additional bouut,
OF at least $50 10 each volunteer who may
enlist; and thar We promise sil men having
families tha. if they enlist their families
shall be takea care OF sad provided for.
These resolutions were adopted uaani
mously.
I Rev. Moses TiehuaeI moved a eomnitte,
of fve 10 draw up the petition Suggested
4 hy Mr.. WiIley praying Congress- to adni
the new State under the bill as il pAsssI
the Senate. ]. B. Nay of Warrington, sug
gssied saveu SO As 20 have one for eacs
nagistsriaI district. which was agreed 10
The same gentlemen who were appointed :
eomnittee on resolutions, were selected b,
the ehairmau, TO draw up the petition
As the msetiug was abont to dispers
calls were made for Fgrtaia Smith, of Man
uington, bat thai gentleman gracefully *
ccsei himself, saying taat be could no
think Of attempting speech after the elo
quent strains they had just listened to fror
the GoVsr nor AID Senator Wiley.