Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-12

iooIins Whatsoever There i. DO place %
which silh,r be o, hi. frsadl eau possibly
Eaad.
Rseoliset ,bis fact. Tbst;ibis bill (which
We PuGii'hl Was dr.un up By Mr. Garlic
uud presented lc the Senate AaI offered to
our people sud to the eogntry 10 place Of
and IS = substitute for lbs Wheeling Coo.
ysstIoa biil-A bin which Nr c had, before
the Committse 10 presence Of the Coumi,.
,ions's, giysa every assurance be would
support lie never said one word, sTen
the rtmoic,t, to the Commissioners, when
they were ia Washington, that he would
do anything else than report the cOnyen.
lion bill to the Senate aud advocate II,
adoption. I,waI only when their back,
were turned Inst he turned traitor.
1t will be seen on tue reading OF the bill
that Nr. Garlic went to work 90 the Con.
yention bill as soon as the Commissioners
backs we're taraed and framed aud report,
ed an entire new biIl--Oug that neither they
nor their constituents had ever contemPla.
ted. It will be seen further that he chang.
ed the boundaries entirely, and tina, in ld.
dtian he undertook not only to do what
he blamed Mr.. Wiley for doing-viE, die.
tate clause about slaves, but really did
Whist no bill 10 Congress thai we ever heard
Of ever before presumed 10 do--yiz, dictate
the terms, the very terms upon which a
Convention should he called, and Whist
number OF representatives It should have
Irom each county.
lie did everything that man could pos
sibly 10 to clrcnmven. the will Of his con-
s,iUcncy, IL the first place he changed
the boundary which they had agreed upon
ia convention nud at the polls. la the
next place be Inserted clause which they
bad not inserted; ia the next place he die,
lated to them that they should call anoth-
rr convention, and that 1t should consist OIL
80 many representatives, from each county
Now we defy Mr., Garlic or my Of hi,
friends 10 get over these points, They
stand out ngains, him, and always viii
stand, ns distinct and as unmisnkable as
the sun in the heavens at noon day. Their,
IS no escape for him, aud palager as h,
will, shirk and twist as he may they stand
and will siaad ngains, him forever, Til,
record will condemn him to all eternity
Let us briefly reeApitalate the points -
la the first place, and before Mr.. Wiley
ever offered II bill, and after all his pre-
tencta of good faith to the commissioners
Mr.. Garlic went steaIIhiy to work, and un,
der mined and overthrow the bouudarie,
prescribed by the Wheeling Convention
In the next place he, after al bis pretencel
about Iree state nlctaton, went to worI
and inserted IL clause that all slaves bort
after the fourth day of July 1863 shoulc
he free. In the next place he weutto worl
md prescribed not only that an other Con
veutiou should be held but named tn,
terms on which ii should be held, even t,
the stating in numbers rs to how man!
representatives each county should have
These are the points for every man /,
keep in mind. They are easy OF rcmem
brnucc, and they stop the mouths Of ever!
secession sympa,hizer with CarIte as soot
as he attempts TO back him up. 1t ever {
man since tteacbery became known to TIT
world, deliberately and prcmcditalelly, a.
Ben Wade said, betrayed his constituents
John s. Garlic betrayed his. There is nj
possible If or but in the whole matter
The facts are iastns wchare stated them
aud all the roundabout props and pinl
which tho Wheeling Press or others oil hi.
would be apologists can summon together
ARE powerIess to disproye or destroy one o
them,
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