Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-01

Ing the present war will so admirably d
hlmto WELD; aud Brother Ben appointet
Unlted States Commissioner Of Lotteries
with q large precehtage on the sale OF poll
cies. lie agreed with his friend the Lawyer
in the opinion that the North was at least
as largely responsible for the war as The
South. He could sea no difference himself
oetweenan AbOliliouist aud Sscessionis,
"a friend Of freedom aud friend ofslAve.
ty--a defender Of the government and a
traitor. They we're all one to him. With
these few remarks be would move the fol.
lowing resolutions: '' MI
Whsreas, The raSeally and diabolical con.
duct Of the Northern States, and especially
Massachusetts,, Vermont, and Wisconsin,
baVe plunged this country into fratrici.
dal war; and whereas the blood. .thtrsty
representatives from these States refused
persistently to avert the war by adopting
the advice Of such pure patriots as Breck.
inridge, Vallandigham, and Hunter, aud
giving up everything demanded BY the
Southern people. 7t
And phsreas, The Southerners have al
ready proved their valor, aud the utter i'm
possibility Of subiugatlng them by force of
arms:
Bet resolvsd, |, That the times call for
the establishment Of now Northern party
consisting Of all the virtue and worth, aad
most Of the modesty Of the North, to crush
out and keep down the rascnlly, JAcobini-
cal, radical faction.
2. That the cardinal principle Of this
party be THE RESTORATION OF THE USIOS
as IT WAS, with Mason, Slidell, Breckin-
ridge, Davis, and Hunter, inlthe Senate,
Pryor, Stephens, and BHrkslale in the
House, the fugitive slave law in full opera.
ton throughout the North, and slavery in
all the Territories present and future.
3. That with view to consiliate our
Southern brethren, the officers uf tue
Southern army should be admitted into the
United States army With the rank they
now hold, and tha. the supreme command
be given to General BeauregArd, who
should be appointed Lieutenant General
by Congress.
4. Tnat Major General Lowell be invited
to resume his position as Street Inspector
in this city.
8. That Senator Sumner be tried for
treason, and, IL possible, hanged.
6 That monument be raised 10 the
city OF Boston to the memory Of the late
Preston Brooks, whose Christian behavior
was so Geautitula prototype OF the con-
duct Of his Southern friends during the
present war.
Z. That Robert Smalls, the niger who
ran away from his owners in Charleston
With valuable steamboat, be returned
under a flag Of truce, and Commodore
Dupont, who abetted him in the theft oil
himself and boat, be dismissed from the
service.
8. That the negro who gave Col. Eeuly
information of the approsch of the enemy
at Front Royal, receive one hundred lashes
for escaping from his owner without regu-
lar pass.
.. That the true object Of the establish.
meut Of the Government of the United
States was the protection and maintenance
Of slavery and the discouragemento Of free.
dom wherefore law of Congress should
render it penal, forever hereafter, to speak
commeudingly, in any putlic discourse, of
freedom or liberty, or Of the rights Of mau
aud an orator should beappointed BY Con.
gress, on each Fourth Of July, to expl4in to
the people the beauties Of slavery, the
charm Of the Whipping-post, the advan.
tage Of the iron collar, the merits of the
blood hound, the virtues Of slave.traders,
and the general common sense Of making
people work without wages.
10. That Russia having commenced the
emancipation of the serts, diplomatic rela.
tions be broken off with her; that Spain
be warned that if she carries out the pro.
jeet Of her leading statesmen for the eman.
cipatiou OF the negroes ip. Cuba and Porto
Rico, the United States will eousidGr-it
easus 6sIii; and that new and close treaties
Of friendship and Rmity be concluded with
the Emperor OF Brazil, the King Of Daho.
uey, and the Sultan Of Turkey.
II. That it being the deliberate sense Of
the members Of this pArtythat the world is
going headlong TO ruin that civilization
is mistake and progress delasion-we
take the name aud title Of TnE ASTEDILuv.
IAHs.
These resolutions, having been put TO
the vote, were carried nan. con-; and the
meeting separated in high goud.humor.