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

bic cause or prCicXt, Is 3 ElSHuNiS S''uS
against humanity; the offspring OF mad
ness, ambition and lust of power; its os,
teasible purpose, being the extension and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of African slavery, Is re-
pulsjve TO the moral sense of mankind.
s That as West Virgiuiaus, loyal to the
core, we regard the speedy success OF the
Government, in the present struggle,
matter of vital importouce 10 all; 10 the
capitalist merchant, mechanic aud profess
siunal man, as its much longer continuance
may involve all in common ruin, hence
men of property and their sons having
vastly more at stake pecuniarily, should
take the lead in the patriotic work OF en-
listnents, as they have done in our SISTER
States of the North, and the masses. slim
ulated by their example, will quietly fall
into line and very shortly our little state Of
West Virginia will have the full quota
asked for by the late rsquisition of the
President.
i. That for the purpose of raising vol
uuteer fund to aid all who may need some
provision Tor their families during their alb
sence, and as an inducement to the patriotic
young men of the county to enter the ser
vice OF their country, the county court now
IN session be requested to issue summons
10 the body of magistrates of this county
to appear at the court house on Monday of
next week to lay the levy herein provided
for, and that when they adjourn the pres
en-, sitting of said court 1t shall be until
Monday next. and that when said levy
shall have been laid the following named
gentlemen, 10 wit: Lee Roy Kramer. Will
liam Lazier, William Anderson, Zadock
Macabee, Reuben Finrell, William Fear,
William Price and Solomon Shriver, shall
be authorized on the part of said levy TO
borrow money for the purpose of meeting
the immediate demands OF said fuLd-to
wit: the paymen nj of bounties, which said
b"uutIes shall amount to the sum of fifty
dollars for each person who may volunteer: :
That J. NJ. Hagaus, Z. C. Bunker, 7.
Howe and W. 7. Wiley be appointed u
committee to present to and memcrialize
tue County Court IN relation to the justice
and necessity of said levy.
). That it is only by levy upon the
whole property Of the county we can wTest
anything from the secessionists and their
sympathizers in the shape of q coutr!bu-
ton. Euioying the same protecting care
Of the loyal, they should, however protest
| ing, be compelled TO pay their fair share of
the expense incident to the mischief they
have brought upon the country.
| 6 That the sum of $50 for each accepted
volunteer, to be paid in the following man
/ ner: The sum of twenty dollars At the
! time of examination and acceptance, and
/ the further sums of ten dollars per month
until paid. Said monthly instruments TO
| be paid GU the order of the volunteer.
I. That H Deriug, Capt. Jos. Snyder and
/ J. II. Hagans be committee to request the
| Couaty Court now in session 10 provide
for a levy court in accordance with the 4th
| resolution.
The Report was unanimously adopted.
offered fhp fol
! lowing, which was received with ejacui"-
lions of "GOoi'-"Good for that - &c
and was at once adopted
ResoEUed, That the Wheeling Press, a
newspaper published in the City of Wheel
I ing, by its endorsement of the course puT-
sued by the Hon. John S. Garlic, in his
opposition to the admission OF tue new
State Of West Virginia into the Union as
one of the States of the Union, has for
/. feited the confidence Of the public. and
that we recommend all new State men to
withdraw their support.
Res0iuei, That we recommend that the
| Governor aud all in State authority with
hold the public printing from said Press 80
far rs they legally can, until the contract
expires with them as State Printers.
Col! Dering offered the following which
was adopted:
RssoIcca, That we must become n new
! State in the Union, and we view 1t as a par
amount question to which all others except
the safety of the Uuion must give way.
Capt Suidcr then moved the following,
and il was adopted.
Res0lced That the thanks of this meet
! ing are due and are hereby rendered 10 the
| Hon. ". T. Wiley, Hon. b. F. Wade, and
other Senators in Congress, who advocated
and voted for the admission of the State OF
| NTart TirpiDia T-DiO0 and thar the
! thanks OF this meeting are also due &c our
| Representatives in Congress, the Hon " m.
G. Brown, Blair, Whaley and others for
their action and Jealous ezeruous in be-
half of the admission of West Virginia in
to the Union.
He also offered the following which on
being read was greatly applauded.
ResoErsa, That we endorse the sentiment
uttered By John S. Carlie in his speech at
| Wheeling on the 18th inst, viz, that rep
resentative who has not the confidence of
his constituents, is uaftted to serve them
longer, and that in his course in the Z. S.
Senate, in voting generally with secession
lists and traitors, and by his vote on the
admission OF West Virginia as n State into
the Union, he has misrepresented and lost
the confidence Of his constituents, and is by
them considered traitor, and we therefore
ask him uuequvocally to resign, the posi-
ton of L. S. Senator which he now holds,
and which he has proven himself unwor-
| thy to occupy.
Mr. sniier after reading the resolution,
proceeded to remark that those who knew
| him knew he had never been kid glove
policy man. "The gentleman" said he, ''if
he is worthy of the term, whom this reso-
luton denounces was one of the strongest
new State men l ever saw. That's so. I
! He for tcnrinrr thiuvs asundtr
setting them up as you have heard o-day
pell nell, and was a great new State man
until he succeeded in securing his election
TO the position he now holds. He now, as
has already been stated from this rostrum,
] knows INF nnrt To The L-ninrn the nnnuI. of