Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-11
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III Be- tie editor Of she IsseE5sas1zl
lad the moral Garage 70 u a EcnszE POI
iiiesaa be Eozid Pob.iz5 EeEaS q he reso-
lut5ors passed ;; those csnSsstsoas tbat his
readers might Sc boE utterly false wire
his Asessztions."
70, pgsseszsag ths moral Garage afore-
s1i5, re cannot be expected 70 publish
thisgs for tie purpose o. refuttug oar oEn
assertions. Bet happily ne ass able 70 ae-
eoma6dats tss sugg=ssiOa riihons iaeaF--
riog zpy Gueh fatal eoHssquenees- We
happea % haze i4sozs of the rezolations7
passed ct ene Of atboss conventions. ? be-
fore NJ At this moment The sdenoeraey''
Of Butlsr comfy. Ohio. held convention
70 elect delegates to the grand yaIIan5ig-
ham Po,-Eos At Columbus. Ia doiug 30,
they.0f eourse passed rezolaions- Lzbor-
Jag IS We are Just now, under semi-Pe-
riodiezi at Of heRsp4per .seourtssy, Il AZ
fords rs genuine pleasure TO air one Or TWO
Of these resolutions IN the bsImiast man
ner possible. Night We beg TO intrude
them single moment on the attention of
our poTite eotemporaEy2 To begin mildly :
ResoI6ed, That the present system OF
Federal taxation Is unjust, unequal and
oppressive, and ought 70 be 80 altered
that the Eastern States would be conpell-
ed TO bear their fair proportion of the pub
lie baTthens and that the Federal Gov
eminent should be taught that the Great
West viii not permit itself 20 Be utterly
impoverished and ruined by partial legis-
lation.
How singular coincidence IT Is hat
these patriots should just discover that the
same system which vas 50 long 'Tupover-
ishing the South" 1T Southern speeches
and newspapers for the last twenty years
can be believodl is tmPoyerishing them
TOO
Again they "sustatn the President in his
conservative efforts" thus:
ResoIred, That we regard the abolition
of slavery 10 the District of CoiumbiA as
unlsise, ditEOHord6Fs and H'teonstftatiolaE.
Forgetting probably that the President
signed the bill aud thoroughly approved
tie measure. Not quite content with this,
the. Convention proceeds With The work Of
sustaining, not only the uat, but the Pres
ident in his conservative efforts by resoly-
ing that they "eaaaot too styO1lgly eoadeu1.
tAs repeated dad grot5 EsErpafioias e Pogsr
By.tAs Executive Department of tie Govez.-
4isat,in suspeuding the WIT Of 6aGeas cor
Pat.a
That, we take it Is pretty strong, bat
what follows is little stronger:
Rssolsed. That We TisW with aPprehen=
sion andfAlarm Gke ptTsi5telIti and iIlsidions
efoTtr Of Abrahaa LiacoEa aud Ais HIiaioaS
Gad mereeIlRries, 70 eHeT0aeh upon ald sll6Vert
The rShEs and h6tEtiSt of tie P9PIs, aud 10
create strong centralized and eOnsolida-
ted National Gogernment and we emphat-
ically deuonnee his late declarntion, that
he woald,in certain contingency, arrogate
70 himself despotic power, and Ees She
slaves of the South By Executive Proei4-
nation.
Shall Nc go on with soHe more OF '=these
resolutions passed By other conventions,
or will this do to-dayf All, well, If the
subject Is disagreeabie No will not press il
further now, except 70 remark, thar II 9th.
ers have noespokea insueh PLAIN language
as the Bptler County Convention, IT Is be-
cause they have been better drilled. Those
men 10 Were. tolerAbly s.honest politi-
csans,p aud spoke ont pretty plainly. They
tried Ga 3 little policy, however, and adopt
ed the following
Resolued, That discourage, deFotionaRd
patriotism Of the cons of Ohio, who so no.
bly, ald promptly responded 70 the call of
their Government, demand orr proioand |
gratitude snd enIitle them TO ouf heartfelt
their Yalor aad intrepidity have sustained
the honor Of their State on every battle. /
field.
YetEh6tean We ssJ q their consistency
OF sincerity In saying that, when every one
Of the soldiers they iaad Is one of the .4ll1l-