Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-18

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, sNVhEREAs. STt has EionE, ibecn tba f,as;ro
ofthe,people, inhsbiting The Iiortio6 ofItbc
State lying west of the Allegheny noun
taius to erect themselves into ~ separate
State, and on the goth of Au1ust EIaat a
Convention of the people Of VIRGINIA ns.
sembledi at the Citvi of Wheeling, nssteInted
to separation upon the terms and condi-
tions set forth in an ordinance nassad ~,
that day, aud authorized a ConyentionSto
be called for the purpose of framing n
Constitution for the uroposed new STATE,
which has bcen done and the Convt;In,io,,
haviur, been annroyed bv a ,naior;ty of t'tS ~,
people voting thereon. IS now snbTIitte;s Ito tn
this body for litsl consent and snnrovaI
agreeably to the Federal Constitnti6nN and
the provisions of said ordinoncS. Rnt -
having now become auparent that it ia The
upaniTnons desire .oF The ,IoSoI ,,.,S-Is ~ lr
the proposed new State that a iIo,.C .fSr sSr
the gradual 1extinction of aIaverv y.itIi,,
it's boundaries shall be incornorsteS p and
also that the gOonpress- Of Ibo ITni-
Tod Ctota, i.I.1t-G 3. ~ -. ! ~. -
division and admission oF YthsT DrSr0ssA
State unless the Constitution contains
some provision for the Gradual and certain
extinction of slavery within its t,oundaries.
aud that without such troyisinnT an OH
iect SO, dear to- our cis- -AlIegbenv ,,sO,,Io
and beneficiaIst,to ali. /. ,nnst fail GrS;S
b6lV. renresenting the nen,,is ~ V;r,,;,n;a re
desire to consnIt and Tr9HSG "a ths ,,est =,
terests of every section. ThereSors So.
ReSoIped. That the consent of Tie Ea,n5s.r-
al Assembly be given to fhe;SIiv;si5IS mo-
posed, upon ii G. .conditionf fTat Tie fo,Ioy.
ing provision bc made n mart Of the Consti.
tuition (whieftiit shall t1ecomeias SOON as
ratified by n majority of the Qualified voters
in the proposed state TINT shall vote there
on), viz; t,l7. q fTTEFE 4 NJ "
Gan children born of slave mothers in
this State, .aftor, the Constitution shall go
into Operation; shall be free, males at The.
age 0fi2Sj years and females at the aReyoi
l8 years, and the children of such females
to be free at birth. -
2. RcsOLved. That a copv of these reso.
lutions, with the Constitution. be forth
with transmitted to the CONGRESS- of the
United States, with the REQUEST that TINT
body give its consent to the proposed di-
vision, and admit the new State upon The
terms and conditions above stated
3. ReSoLved. That as soon0asi Compress
shall so consent and admit the 6ronnssrl
State, It shall be the duty of the Governor
to appoint a Gav and make snitable nro.
visions for taking the vote of the oua1ified
voters Of the PROPOSED State, UPON: the
question-ths cost thereof to be charged
to the new State. aa"
i said in former. communication, that
the ,nigger fogy leaders intended to wreck
the new State project upon a failure to har
monize the views of our people, With the
views Of Congress upon the subject of
slavery. These fogy leaders have ALWAYS!
in their hearts, opposed new State. They
opposed it at the commencement. when
Mr.. Carlile and Al few other bold man
pushed through the ordinance of the Goth
Of August last. against an Opposing host
of these old f0gies.5 who then were o1bnI5
looked forward 10 eT time Si when esS the wbeel nS
ing Government should be recognized
over the entire State. and they fwf5t,
by the Federal poWerl would enter
RicLmond as the leaders of the entire
State. This Is pohat thcv desire no,o,-
But as soon as ttiey found a large and earn.
est majority of the people were for. q new
State, what were they to do'2 openly ops
would go under. They meant to do lust
what they are now attempting to do. viz
Profess and pretend to be for the new state,
and by such false pretenses retain. the con-
fidence of the people and the leadership OF
the measure, until they should be able to
wreck the whole project upon the breaker
have bofore mentioned II they really de.