Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-28

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try has been affectedEtwo, three, or more
frequently paying taxes ohzthe same land
at1theisame ttmel thus iuerea sing the feve7
nue. from the West, keeping titles unsettled, (,
defrauding and impoyesishing the people )
the Legislature repeatedly exbonerating
lands m the East and by the same act
enforcing tbe elpayment otas like itaxRgainst
i W as stsEn3lauds by ordering q sale! There
has been Que statute OF Limitation for
lands east, and another for lands west of
me ne q fAllllegnan ss.8 q. N sJgos9 80
One OF the greatest ipip pEies spsta ned BY
pqr 1r Wy. western tern, people has been an Organised
oPposltion 10 q sy stem OF free schools and
popular education, oy Which the bright but
untntored, minds lt ofsour mountain ranges
ana m9ier classes nave 'notsoeen deyeti
opea, swhlle colleges and semtnaries tor tho
rich have been tostered by Eastern legtsla-i
ton 9 10 9keeps the lpeoplead in Ignorance
| IS !partgot the policy ofittheiri masters
me ttl iortyait9 t9ousanns siaYe-owne otfsas
Ilylrglnia. since 1876 Virginia has had
tnlrty=tnreei governors OF y 9opG aseativ lr-
gina pas ihad fyei ana twenty-teuE United
9tafes Senators, fiQt Yblch west Virginia
mas hpd 6qt three ilt5 Inns aif.ffa .qt.fs 81
But the greatest YroPg and insnllt ~ which
nss 9g q FaSia us POI arg sosisiy is
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P9hIlf99l power LnAi 9 in9Es lt man qrs npn-
areu ana y S1ttzff9s OF
mtne " west are pF9peEly aenled e, ta-
ton IN lne ,, eopnolls 60 i ot the SEate mat
with win an immense mems s OF lree Wnlte
N men IN the Ine power ~
F!gltiy p4aceu Vi sle
giving them tqlrty majority on JOINT l. Dail9t
SiF ocolt salu ~
!he.S lEglnie secure prop
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1ers.o tAs project
slavery from West Yirgtpia.Pnl, suSisi
u e5West on the contrary while.yaluing
property; values persons more declares
I'thatnccording to every priuoipleiohrep1
licaIfreedom tleiwhole mAjoTitynahd not
slaves, should rule; tthat a minority OF ipss
forests should not govern q majority of peo=
pie that 7one dollar in money should not
be counted equal to two : white mepj that
all men Iare by rnatureltEee and indePend-i
entj that allpower is vested In and tdepiya=s.
BILE from the people, that a malorltyio of the
people is the only true 5Psis Of legislative
power; that any other basis pa IS! is p99llpaole
the great AZ American "a doetrine; l
There is q Heartfelt and almost most universal
earnestness of sentiment on the other side
of tho Alie8hanies, that's majority Of the
community is the true source OF political
power;i that. no man. oriset OF. men are entl-,
tied 10 exclusive emolumeuts or privileges,
and that by the property basis a sectional
minority lnnlctsipoiltlcal aegraqation on n
large majority otithe popnlationiithata a de-
nial to the majority offthel people iot1 the
right TO protect themselves each and all,
alike, is gthe denial OF oil rePIbicaAI,P ,Printi
clplesii that eXeEy thlaGi 50 9nl9 not paylt
ute 10 tne slave lha me OF
| ~ le sovereignty 0I ING psoPleifs sAnctlneQ
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| in the American Revolution. - -. -
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5a5 ~, s5otte5
from South Carolina, and planted in the.
ECIrI1njrn, M ~ veal tfb ~ V;rg;nia later
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also, jthatio OF secession, And do you now
wonder. under such disciplfhe, that when
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