Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-30

that time, that they had meetings in that
city of the Northwestern Virginia mem
beers, and that they had long before deter
mined on the very course John 5. Garlic
pursued when he did come home. and that
he only came home some two weeks in ad-
vance of them, and stole their thunder and
got into the United States Senate and mis-
represented u.s. Applause
Mr.. PRIcE, the President o: the meeting,
standing up holding the resolution in his
hand aud looking AT it so5erly said: This
is \ strong resolution that Is offered for
YOUR adoption. As there is a strong senti-
meut against this gentleman, let me advert
TO something like what has been said by
my friend, Mr.. Buukcr- l watched Mr..
CarIile's course very closely, and think
was telling nv friend, Mr. Crane, 10 day,
that had heard Mr. CarIile express a SEN
timeut which, although strong one, It
rlay not De amiSs for me TO give you. In
the v heeling Convention of May. 1861,
lust AZ Il crisis of she course that was be-
ing pursued by the Convention, on Tues
day evening, was it aot2 turning TO Mr.
Crane1 there was number of the mem
bers together at one of the public houses.
John S Carlile there made this kind Of a
declaration in my presence, aad 10 me I:
That if the Convention did not pursue the
course our friend, Mr.. Wiley, was speak
ing of-that of making these two Congress
sioual Districts into State without any
conditions, regard 10 constitutional OBJ
stucles, or submission TO the people. and 1t
! was not done right away-he was going TO
leave the Convention and carry all the
/ Harrison delegation with him just re-
marked to him, But, Mr.. Garlic, where
are you goiug2" and with the explanation
afforded by his subsequent career, 1 can
readily believe the answer he then gave
me. 4 voice-Goiug to the South,
/ squire No: he said: I'm going 10
! HI. BY Cd That was the expression.
! Another yo;ce-Dou't you think he has
been on that road a good while?l say
now, l think he Is on this road
The old gentleman observed once more
in his dry manner that it was ga strong
goiution''-though it didn't appear any
too strong to suit him-aud then put The
vote TCries of "If you do vote no. say i
loud Yes, say il loud."l The vote wa!
taken aod was unanimous ''aye Nary
no; said a voice.
So the meeting had disposed of Mr.. Car,
lille.
! Col. Dering then offered the following
which was adopted:
Rey0lred. That the thanks of this meet
ing be rendered to Auditor Crane for hi:
able and eloquent address delivered this at
ternoou.
Mr.. Suider offered the following, alsc
adopted
ResoIred, That this meeting endorse ant
and approve the bill admitting West Vir
GINA into the Union as it lately passed th'
Senate of the United States, aud is nov
pending in the House of Representatives,
The following additional reso utiou:
were offered and adopted:
BY MIR. Suider:
ReSolred. That the Wheeling IntslitgeH
Ger, WelIsbnrg Herald, Fairmont National
MiddlebourCe PiahGeaier, Parkersburg On
zstte; Point Pleasant Register, Kanawht
Republican add Ritchie County Pres. fo
their faithful advocacy of the new Stat
and loyalty to the Union, are entitled to on
thanks and support
By Mr. -. a vote of thanks to Mr.
Wiley similar 10 that rendered TO Mr.
Crane.
BY. Mr. Kramer. a resolution to pub
fish the proceedings of the meeting il Iht
Wheeling Lntelhgeaesr and Fairmont Ma
h9uaE.
Tue meeting broke up with the hest o
feeling about five o'clock, having listeue'
with uptiagging interest to four hours
speaking.