Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-01

! eApaE1eEaEaI ARNAAEN E4I PGSBAGA 80 ALEAA
Vote for members Of the new State Conyen-
ton. 1t will be seen that.it eomprehends,
a very different scope Of. country and con-.
templates a very different policy from that
comprebended in the boundary laid downi
in the Senate Committees report, Of which
committee, as We before remarked, Mr.
CarIile is member.
In calling upon COR Senator's 10 do all in
their power 10 defeat that report, on &c
count of the certain defeat which its adop-
ton ensures for the whole new State pro-
jeet, We cannot do better than use Mr.. Car
lies own language on the 9th Of Augusl
last.
Sir, (said be- 1t is said that our bound
aries are not sufficiently large. Iayoided,
Intentionally avoided, in drawing up these
resolutions, (tbe hrst one being the one We
have quoted, } including within the limits
OF this new State n single county which 1
do not believe by large majority of its
people would desire 70 be part or parcel
Of it, except two. There are Two counties
named about which / have the slightest
doubt as 70 the sentiments of their peopto,
and they are so situated that is abso-
lutely essential that they shalt belong 10
uE, aud necessity for their belonging TO
US justiies their being included within
our limits.
Mr.. CArliIe referred TO tie counties of
Jefferson and Berkely, through which run
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, aud which
were therefore necessary for rs. Bat for
this, he gives US to understand, he would
not have included them within the bound
aries laid down by his resolution. And for
the reason, lat least one reason) that he
was MOTOR including .Uithm tie limits of
Ibis Hei0 States .iagle county toiieh he did not
GelieUe by a large mejorityof its people 0outd
desHe 10 De a Part and parcel Of t." This
was a good and strong reason. every ono
must admit, and we presume that Mr. Car
lilies sentiments have undergone no change
AS to its entire correctness. Certainly then
We can expect his hearty co operation in
the work of defeating the report now be-
fore the Senate, on the grounds which he
himself haspresented, even If there were no
other.
But there are other grounds, aud they did
not escape Mr. Carlile's attention at the
time, and we are happy to find from re-
reading of his very able speech of the 10th
of August last, how well his opinions nc-
cord with those we have more recently ex-
pressed, as TO the certain defeat which
awaits the whole new State scheme if it is
delayed until "a Legislature is assembled
from all the Counties of the State to con-
slider and to consent to it. In answer TO
the delegate from Mason County, who took
the ground that we should wait for the con-
sent of such Legislature, Dir. Carlile put
this pointed question:
III PIT it to his candor-I ask him TO
answer me sincerely-nnd say il he believes
five postpone action until we have here a
full representation from every county in
the State, u separation ever will be OBJ.
tained2 Sir, if he does, he has more faith
than have. IhGVe none. This STATE HeUey
tpitt be diUidedD you lgiA consult eUsyy iHdi-
viduaL County through repreSentatior in the
General Assem6Ly.p
The two extracts which we have quoted,
are certainly sufficient upon which tc
ground an appeal to Mr.. Cnrlile to com,
~. ~
report, oy "n''" We HFe - os sn', , - t"'
Blue Ridge, among people Who DO no
want to be included With us, and whom Mr
r Carlile has in express terms declared b,
"ouiu not 'ue'uUe' H.V"'"s 'iis'. - =" ~
) inguess. In that particular we agree VIII
! him, for it is a matter vital to the new
State. that there be more homopencit,
of interests in times 10 come than tber,
, lave been in times mast. And so. also. il
the other particular, viz: thnt delay in oFdeI
to get the assent of a Legislature, in which
these unwilling people should be repre-
scented, would be fatal to us, tb ere is a. cor