Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-26

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and We would advise those persons who
make such howl about being debarred
from the expression of their opinions, to
examine whether they have any except
those which are disloyal.
9th. That these resolutions be sent to
the LntetAgencer and Herald for publication.
At about IL O'Clock, the meeting adj
iourned. New State men are enthusiastic
for its success.
h, GAIA, President.
". FISHER, sec'y. s7f
Glorious New state meeting OF the
Citizens OF Brooke and HancocEz
Counties. go, IN
Pursuant to previous notice, the good.
citizens of Brooke and Hancock counties
met at the Presbyterian Church in Holli..
days Cove, on the Goth of March Such
an outpouring of the people 10 that sec
ton of the New State has been rarely wit
messed upon any occasion, thus showing
that they are awake to the great interests
which are at stake in the decision Of the
election about TO be held on the 26th in
slant. t 80
The hour of 1 o'clock p N. having ar.
rived, John q. Atkinson, Esq, was chosen
President, aud Daniel Donehoo Secretarv
of the largo aud intelligent meeting of
lOyalists present. ag .fyg5E
Whereupon, Hon. George NIcC. Porter,
being loudly called for from every nook
and corner of the au dience, took the stand,
and in one of those characteristic argu
ments, for which he is noted, held the au
diencc until its conclusion, when even
those who had been doubters acknowl-
edged the clearness, justice and sounduess
of his arguments.
n IT,
then addressed the meeting, in which he
took occasion. to remind his Democratic
brethren of the disloyal vortex TO which
they were tending by their anti-New State
course. a5s F4F
Governor Peirpoint now took the stand.
and was listened to, in speech of two
hours in length,gwith almost 6reathless ST.
lence, save the applause which seemed I'M
ContrOllable throughout the entire address
when any allusiou was made to our glo
Eious Union, or the cause lying next in the
hearts of the assemblage-he est Virginia.
All honor to Virginia's noble Governor!
Next came 3. n. Norton, ESQ, who
dwelt more particularly upon national af.
fairs, but connected them SO closely with
West Virginia as show that disloyalty to
the General Government and Opposition 10
tue New State were but twin monsters.
The closing speech, and by no means the
least effective, was made by A. B. Caldl
well, Esq, of Wheeling, whose time was
cut snort by the lateness of the hour.
Take this meeting of the people as an
indication of the feeling pervading Brooke
aud Hancock counties throughout, look
ont for rOusiug mAjorities in favor of the
Union, the Constitution, and West Virgil
MIA, now and forever. f7;9 ~
y H. ATKINSON, Chairman.
DANIEL DoSEaoo, Secretary. nos
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CAMP OF 2SD Va. Vol. INr.
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Editors IntelGgenosr :, sse "a
At meeting of the officers. of the and
Virginia Infantry, convened at the Quar-
termaster.s othce on the evening of March
10Th, 1858, Capt d. D. Barclay was called
to the CHAIR, aud Lieut. A. j Pentecost
A. e. NJ, was appointed Secretary.
The meeting was called 10 express onr
appreciation fthe gallantiservices of our
late commanding General, RI. H. Milroy,
and TO congratulate him upon the acces.
sion to the rank of Major General. 40,
On motion OF Lieut.. Biiliugsly, Capt. N.
w, Truxal, Lieut.. ], C., French and Lieut.
west were appointed committee to pre-
pare business, for the meeting.
time, returned ypsa5e The l FaiSa snort
port: q. 3F3 90. q ~ re-
ResolUsd, That We have Learned sv;,h =. 4
fsipned ioy. of sSs5 w
teened friend General. Robert ii Miro
aud We heartily. eonaratnIats him
accession to the ranS of NTsiS+ n 49, III y .
!" IN aY0s apon !nls ACT OF the President as
otism and indomitabls TsIG+ - - pssEi.