Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
conprer,lonnl pietation.

pEGLky 80 tFAAS 4
taIion" since our elaborate expose of Carr
lilies 5iii. aud ithey bave not had mheh TO
say about IL sibeeA It's seen. By, Them very
clearly that poor 6arIiIs goes under wben
thas point is pressed. fonbis bill has been
pr6nSuncsd untversally.'by competentmen,
to be the grossest piece of dictatiOn ever
offered in the American Congress. 1t pey-
er had parallel, earlile has aeYer yet
uttsESd one word in Justification Of it. BE
has never, dared in a, single public speech
to claim its authorship. He never would
have had it known, could he have conceal
ed is, that he was the author of=ft. His
colleagues in the Senate Territorial Commits
tee, however, in their indignation at his
rascaiits2 and. treaohery and. cheatry sxl
posed him. Aud that is the way his au-
thorshfp leaked out. .'i73as.. 7rh'sl7sii
There are some. people, however. who.
aside from anything that Garlic ever has
done or will do, have objected TO ttle till
which has passed Congress, and which
now emily awaits the signature of the Pres
ident to become law, thAt'tt makes amin
vidious Discrimination against West yir-
giuia, different from thai ever made before
against any State coming into the UuiOu.
Such people are mistaken, and glance
at the record is all that is needed, il they:ars
houestiu their objection, to SET them right.
aud make them the friends of the new
State. We ask their attention to: the fol-
lowing facts 7. q; ~ r y ~
By the act ofApril 3oth, 1902, providing
fOF9rER6izies aud amItsibgF the sta,e Of
Ohio into the Qqioqs i vas expressly pro-
vidadiaS fallays:--;gThe people of said ter
ritory may form ., constitutieu and State
gOyernpsnt provided the same shall be
Republican and not repnguant to the Or
diaaucs, of July 18th, ETs7.n [sse U. 8.
Statutes at Large, Vol. I'D, page ia, sec
5]s The State OF Ohio was admitted on
this, condition, without any subsequent le-
gisiation. The act was Improved and sign.
ed by Jgfersop, then President The act
of94RrI isA5 Ials. spPFoySd and FieH9d
by President Madison, imposed exactly The
same eonditions5o on the State OF, Iuliana.-
Isee' o.. s. Sthtutes; Vol. 3D. page assJ Ssec.
4tb, The AetIof April 18th, 1918, apprO.
we'd aud signed by President Monroe, im-
posednthe Same conditions on Iliirois,-
Eses Vol. Sd, Of same Statutes, page 4sO,
sec 4th.l The act of 2di5of April, 1895,
approved and signed by Jackson, imposed
this same conditions and restrictions on
Wisconsin aud, lows, [see same works
vol.,s.H page IS, sec. l2th. Tho game
restrictions were imposed on Oregon aud
aPRtesed8Saa signed by Presideusi Polk,
August l4th, 1913. [VOl. 9th, page s2s'
sec, I4th.1 lesf
Allgthese restrictions forever prohibited
slayery 10. the States named. &C.,
BthsJ6iat rssolus ios admitting Texas,
the same RESTRICTIONS were Imposed on the
STATE SfTezas. asto anynsw States fotmsd
within is territory north Of thirty.six
degrSes-thirty minutes Of north Latitude
This iointitesOlutionWas approved BY Presi-
dent Tyler. :, By The act of 1911, providing
for the admission q Eobisiand asa State,
(approyed BY MAdison) it IS provided that
the people may form . Constitution, pro-
vfded "a the same shall be republican, aud
consistent with the CohstftutIo1 OF the
United States; that 1t shall contain the
fundamental principles of civil and teii1
giOus liberty "a that il shall secure to the
citizens the trial By jury 10 all criminal
cases, and the privilege of the writ Of
jsAEsat ECrPls, and that after the admission
OF SAID territory OF Orleans as 3, Stase Into
the Union, thu, IaN Ms which such State may
pass. shall, be promulgated, and its judi
eiRl and legislative proceedings conducted
in the Language 10 which the, laws and iu-
dtcotsi VPproeeedi6gso Of the Uaitsd States
are nov ph6tishsdo and sonduct6dy Aad
provided also that said copvtntIon shall
by ordinance, irtevoca6le without the cou-
sent of the United States, provide that tue
ps0alg ef saldEtsEftsory sereygs diseI9in
all title to waste and nnoccupied lands
within said terFftorry;,s and exempt the same
from taxes for eve years aftst sale thereof
Like co6ditionb 80 the 6Fo fEnsshh toned
. cases were imposed on almost every State
that has been admitted int Chs, !, Union
!. In fact the exception has been TO admit
States without some condition. The Ian !.
giuage % lh6 reelSbratet iMiISiohE fsstris!
,ition employs many aOfithsl sams3 phrases.
!. that the Wiley amendment in oaF eSdSti
: tuition employs, aud was approved by
], James Monroe ON tho "a o. March, 1921.
1t reads aStfollows. Z b i.sl s'ai al s7ssis z,
.sRtsOtvsd, by the Senate and House o.
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That Mis-:
souri, shall De adslitted into this Union on
at equal footing with the original States,
. 10 lIfsspeetal hateyee upoatbeJ 1aHRsmsh,
9 tai il,egs that the fourth eIauss of tthe
taehty. sfkth section of'the third Article OF
the e56stitnti6n2 admitted Cd 4he part Of