Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13
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pleasant LILLE village OF Cameron, un The
.. ( 0. u. r tweoiy- eight miles east Of
your city, for the purpose Of Leading a
helping band IN this, toe hour Of oar eoau.
n.y. peril.
The meeting was ofgtoued BY eallihg
James Barley, Esq, TO the Chair.
WIN. Griffith, Jas GAr,sn, DtVid Etton
aud Elias Nillyeri were appointed Vice
Pesdenls,
The object Of The meeting Wa explained
by the President 10 a very appropriate
mahner.
Major NcPhail. Of Maryland, was inlro.
iaced aud gave veoi TO his patriotism ia
stirring appeal 10 the people III, senu.
ments we're Of the nObidsI kind, ADD while
speaking was frequently interrupted by the
buL1as VI tue audience.
a. J, Blcdauon Esq, OF Waynesbufg,
Pa, followed and spoke At length upon tue
All absorbing topic OF the day. He dis.
cards psrty feeling 10 such a crisis AS this,
aud caIli upon all Union loving people I,
bear part Ia this our struggle to crush
out the hiIc0us monster rebellion. To
give his address due aO,ice would require
TOO much space. aud perhaps worry the pa.
lienee OF the printers.
+ Smith Esq Of Warrington, was then
introduced. Meprrsume this gentleman IS
TOO well known IN IVES, Virginia, to need
much comment; sailiee 10 say, he is 40 able
speaker and his speech Was received by the
audience with great applause.
Marshall CoJutv has bsea and 1, sill
acting hSr part nobly. Between 30 and 50
persons gave their names voluntarily to
ight for the glorious old Union.
The Committee % resolutions reported,
aud the following were unanimously adopt.
ed
WnEnEkg, The President of the Uni,sd
States has called for an addition OF BOO. 600
volunteers To Oh up the Old regiments, and
10 strengthen the present military force
now engaged in the suppression Of this
wicked rebellion; aud. whereas, it is the
duty Of all citizens OF the Untrd States,
while enjoying the blessings, protection
and benefits OF the General Government to
uphold aud support said government in its
Efforts TO suppress said rebellion aud pre-.
serve the Union; therefore
Re'Oirsi, That il is the duty OF every
eiiizsn Ot this couuty 10 use all lawful
means to aid the President in the suppress.
sion Of this rebellion, and that we call up.
on the young men OF Marshall county to
respond Immediately to the call OF the
President Snd not wait TO be drafted.
2, That lis the duty OF every citizen to
contribute, go far as in his power, means
f,r the support Of the families Of those who
voluntarily go to aid ia the suppression OF
the rebel!ioni and as we have traitors
among us, it is the duty Of tue County
Court to tax said traitors, that they may
contribute to the support Of Government
whose strong arm has so long protected
them.
). That those persons in our midst who
are apparently in favor Of the prosecution
OF this war and deHouuec the nets of the
administration in regard to il. are rebels At
heart, and serve the execration Of every
good Uaioa man, and forfeit the protection
OF the Government both State aud Fed
ctal,
4. That we cordially approve and en-
dor.e the Administration Of President Lin
ccln, and the policy which be has adopted
iur the suppression Of this Infamous rebel
lion, md that we would suggest to him 10
use all proper aud lawful means 10 his
power for the overthrow of this Southern
oiigarchy, that we OF West Virginia will
'tand by him. CONE veal or come woe, in
all bis legitimate efforts TO maintain tue
Government.
.. That we call upon Congress nj It's mex.
session to adult West Virginia into the
Union, without further delay; that the pro.
pie Of East Virginia have always held the
West in bouduge add treated US as their
vassals; and That they now despise US for
our loyalty TO the Government Of the Uni
States, We therefore call upon Congress
TO Gu, the gordinn knot at Once.
6. That we heartily endorse the course
pursued by W. T. Wiley, " G. Brown,
Wbaley md others, for tue support given
10 behalf OF West Virginia, and that We
hereby tender our sincere thanks, assuring
them we will remember them with grateful
hearts,
I, Thatwe endorae aud rtii(y the bill as
passed the Senate, and nov pending in tie
House Of Representatives for the admission
Of West Virginia into the Union.
Thh we tender our thanks TO Senator
Wade AMI others, tar their noble and man
y support of the bill for the admission of
West Virginia.
.. That as John S. Chrlle has proved
rccrcan! TO the trust repUsed in him by the
people Of West Virginia, We denouuee. him
as traitor to his constituents, his State,
All his country, and request all loyal men
not to countenance, and hereafter with.
bold all support from him.
10 That We demand the unconditional
resignation OF John S. CArlle.
ii. That we request the Governor of
West Virginia to have the oath Of allie.
gihnce administered to every citizen Of
West Virginia.
L. That our motto FIRST, last, and for.
ever. is the Union, the whole Union the
Constitution aud the enforcement Of the
laws.
49, That this meeting has heard with
deep regret, OF the death of the Rev Gordon
Bauelle, Chaplain OF toe lsl Virginia Reg.
iment, and we sincerely sympsthize with bis
bereaved family ia their irreperable loss and
deCpy deplore tue grea; loss to his country
in this her hour OF peril, In hin we're
beautifully blended those high and enc.
bling qualifications that rendered him the
object Of the peopls'sincesssnt admiration.
lie was christian without guile, patri-
OF without dissemination, and a gentleman
without Ostentstion. West Virginia nouns
his loss.
a. That the proceedings Of this meeting