Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-04

Notices II for charEodn al
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.'a AN ExoELLENT DooUmENT. :
lStrlk1nE Parallel between the Con,
.a ssSSI%Dn fSon o. 81 delaware and West Vir.
1 -NecOm m mendRGiOns that are
4 applicable both. 1854 Esf5 go
Ii'I the following are extracts from the able
and yoluminous message which Gov. Can.
mon submitted to the Legislature Of Della.
ware Immediately after his inauguration
''ro the State of Delaware. a son,berr
Coniederacy; ifsestablished, must be a for
eigu nation. We cannot unite with it and
in preparing for whatever contingency the
future may present of union OF separation.
II oeeemes our duty, as well as our inter.
est to assimilate as rapidly as possible with
those with whom, from necessity, if mot
from choice, We are compelled to associate.
Ihe only difference between us and the
State OF Pennsylvania, with which our re-
Iatlons OF trade and intercourse are closest.
IS the existence of African slavery, and to
1t alone is to be ascribed whatever of doubt.
was created as to the loyalty of our peo-
pie, and whatever of sympathy really lex.
lsted among us in favor of rebellion. Orig
lnally forming portion of the same pro-
vinclal Government, from our failure to
initiate her laudable example of-emancipa-
tiop' wc have Jagged in. the march of ma
terlal improvement; but not even the diff
ference fidomesticjinstitntion can thwart
the operations of the laws of trade, and
PhilHdelPhiH isias muchathe metropolitan
city of Delaware as of the neiehborinp
COUNTIES OF Pennsylvania. a4. -.
with these facts INN ltarahlSy oh
1t must be that slavery in this State is
doomed. AWeihare no materiil interest to
the prosperity of which it contributes
The gradual assimilation constantly going
on must work out its extinction. The ne.
Rod may be longer or shorter, but the re-
suit is inevitable, despite the struggles of
those who would perpStuate it ms a social,
Institution or IA political machine. The
whole population of the State, asyshoyyu by
the last census, is ll2,216. OF this num-
Der 80, ,5s9 are whites and 2l,627l negroes.
OF the latter, 1889 are free and l.798
slaves, go that there is total free popula-
tiop Of llO,4lS and l,798 slaves. The lat.
teriare distributedlamongt the several coun+
tles IN theatoliowing numbers New. Cas-
tie, 254, Kent, 203; Sussex, 1,34l; while
the aggregate free population of New Cas-
tie Is % ,543; Kent, 27,60l; Sussex, t28, ,274;I
Kent slove to 1aI trso es..s.It nv
slave to 81 free. md ~ ,ha auu SUSSEX !
slave to al free nersons in tbe S9s,e
cklcnlation ia b5se5 80 ~ ~ lnls
meration, in which the slaves are counted
as for life, whereas, in fact, u large portion
are manumitted, to whom, under the laws
of this State, the right to freedom, accor-
ding to the act of mangmission, attaches,
ana who ought, therefore, for the purpose
the onest;oG r6y boi,a ~. Z
shall he DECLARED frss S Sv ~, 80
nnlicvI nresent mr. nros1oo,;ro ;rnS.p'i:.
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