Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-16
LAST NiGHT'S biSP T6HES,
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0tIt Convention
|EgFERseSs Hoo tals 13i2In she Con.
lVenhoni tosdAy \ bill WAS pasted a pbr0uri-
asfitpR Sp0, zoe Ia defense wa tfantss f5r Ill
eass 81 SIC I, end WpPnded isbtdis - = -
-s1ttesolutt1nssRero introduced iinstructina
mem6ers OF Congress to utRe the passaS e
of law 70 reimburse citizens of ths State.
Whbse properly has, been taken or deSt5v-
ed by Unite States soldiers. s lE9f y isSia
/ a message was received from Gov, Cam,
ble3 5Salltug the attention of members I'd
the fact that the President 6f the Unitsd
States iuiatmessqge sent 70 Congress dur
ing its present session, proposed The adop.
ton of Joint resolution, declaring the
willingness Of Congress 70 furnish aid to
every slave State that may think proper to
adopt measure ofenanci patiop.s Such a
/ resolution was adopted by both Houses,
and SOD ecame AN offer by ,Cpngtesgs u
we assume thatdeiESill beseatried into eff.
feet by apRtopI tl0ls % Be made by Z 70
/ tuSe Congress, IL is q proposition of uneS-
smpted 1ibegality5 aud Whateg may be the
views Of the members of the Convention
upon thesubjeotOf emancipation, the pfOp-
ositioh calls FLOR q eoprte 6ns'respons. Cour-
tssy between governments is as much rae
] qutred as between individuals. This State
| has received froul the goYeTnmenE OFT
United States great ii ntiou and Kindness.
Large armies have been haintainedf for our
Profession gaIust invasion, and they have
battied gailautly in Onr defence. Money
has been given us9by the. government to
equip Qpr own citizens for their own de-
felepee. and now as so1s Of Missouri,
nhmbsts Of troops OF our own people are
armed, subsisted, clothed aud poid by the
goVernmcnt In order that Wesniay protect
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besuabeeOmiug to pass oyeri 10 silent indif.
ference the propositions originating With the
President of the DATED States,
-. Many of our own citizens, and possibly
the stutb6ritiesFat Washington, expected
that the Convention would take some ac-
ton npOu.R scheme of gradual emancipn-
ton: The Convention has acted upon an
ordinance containing a.sehetue upon this
subject, by laying it .npon the table. The
OoHS entioue thus adopted, as understood,
thei spirit OF the presents tion, and therefore
Ills, not now intended to propose to you 10
reopen and reconsider the subject. But
This. action Of the Convention without
doubt, SO represented as toexcite hoe.
tile feeling to the State, among All thOseln
aath0tity, who favor emancipation, and
Tins injuriously affect the Interests OF The
State, as no reason could be given upon
isl..sss M'ss
set,SS ~ PRE-
dent and Congress. ''4t '7sa
VI re-
Congress affords an oppb ttunityo OF remov-
ing all grounds Tor such an uuilal and In.
furious limp utdtioh. It Is hot snRgested
that the GouyentiOn is 70 make ahy5apolo.
~ 20 any person, bntsas the proposition
20 ni.ea
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no ' IS. Pp,kpPEHage 70 1uopt = reso-
lntlen US a',aifees rte re this, which
neep qos pEoQace any discussion as
!. "oGto wy 31t tneslts oIitne qnes-
y - y OBJ oe AN
act oI couEIesyI 20 ne OF orr own
ogysEp - !le essve MADE proposition
h - y eject VIII
eAnlou steste IT'S therefore
suolit1eu 70 she SonNsniion that resolu-
! no oe ag99Ase SPle sll3lt 9 3 response to
Sne Ss5 iq5 suS =. @ ana Soac
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" sgglsoEEa399ggJ g q slr! BEee ktnStdge qteSt.
io 70, Tue doVsTnors !Message Was refer
reg 70 9 epeelaI y lee p tiye' With IN
s ,,;o ~ sgssi sa0s aeiay ey reso
l1ttoh 2t ~ y - ,. ~
., As: hlIeEsgeF, @ 81 Louis, asked that
tGe Ioiietsipet oe 10 tpe same cPnt
ASSss sss@ E w'ss 1 Eeeg g !, .o.,,,.,
q 1t.ss " 81! me Eli!eq
taLes,l1po 70 1peclal Recommendation
% 81. 'l nag ~ the present ses-
. loint Iss59l9Fion ~ the ioI-
=. ~, t " ~ ,S;..ii tss
=! ssotVeai tDs. : tue United states ought
70 c9TopeFf!aite VII Z. any State which may
alopt. q RtalAal adjustment OF slavery,
ylins 20 such ss state In its discre:t9nS to
cempensate lef tne INCONVENIENCE pm lie
pioausedl oH saca. changet OF
sue q. q . ~ stem s,lil ;, T.. ..li
81 A9a VIZ efeest y 7 resident OF theIp MI
.sI 10 MS Tecsent pFoSismateI re-