Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-12
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

md afterwards turned IN and did his Ut
most lU defeat ii in this cuuuIy, undOuht.
elly control him now The common sense
of every reader teaches him that such n
man cannot be honest He commenced
Yesterday morning pursuing just such u
course as no pursued after throwing up his
can for the new State at the time the bill
passed Congress He has gone hypOCriti.
cally TO work to bemOan the Wiley amend.
ment, and to deIams those who are in ia
yor Of it, aud TO try to fOst In dishonest
distinctions between those prctendedly
conservative, like himself, mud those who
support, believe IN and advocate the Will
lev amendment. The venal hirelng wants
to play NIL round the bat. lie wants to
have the letter OH his side aud the spirit
on the other. lie wants to he able 10 say
when the new State passes that he sup
ported il, and he wants to try and see
la the mean time # ;here Is any
probability OF getting up such an
opposition AS will make its passage doubt
full. It is plain to every eye what the Oh.
iect Of the clique whom he serves is They
dare not now put themselves in open
square opposition to the new State. They
have too much reason to apprehend their
utter and irremeliNble overthrow by
such course. But the design Il that
while nominally supporting ii they will
virtually oppose it, and do all they can TO
disatTect public sentiment towards it, and
then whether it carries or whether 1t fails,
they will be in position, to take advantage
Of the result. Irit carries, they will say,
"Were we not also its irieuds?" And
straightway there will appear in thr rress
the quotation which We made from It yes.
terday morning vis:--lhaI "evrry wise
man, every saue wan, every Constitutional
aud States rights mnn' should vote for the
new State. And II it fails, they will say.
ave opposed the amendment, We drnouUc.
ed il, and it failed rs it ought to have fail.
ed" This will be their language, aud tbs
is the pulley which Garlic aud his hired
uyent aud their small band Of retainer.
have marked cut for themselves.
Most certainly the people everywhere eau
have but one feeling and one sentiment to.
wards these venAl and treACherOus men
Their dishonesty aud tritIng ARE 50 patent
that no one can respect them or confde In
them. They are holding out the word o!
promise to the ear and breaking it to the
hope Of the people, just as they have done
Hll along on this question. There is no
maulineSs, or Opeuness, or principle about
them. They are for anything now that will
buoy them up and keep them in position
until something happens. No set Of men
not inherently and essentially dishonest,
would dare to Assnl the Wiley amendment,
while the very chief Of their organization
himself offered the same amendment, weeks
10 advance, and his clique here or else.
where dare not either deny ii or endorse II.
John S. Garlic with his own hand drew
the bill which we published the other
morning, and the second enactment of that
bill provided:
"That from and after The an aSy Of Juiy,
1868, The children Of all SldrH born wihmiLs
limits Of the said State shut be .trrr.'
It IL the followers and tools nud agents
of this man who are now leading the cru.
SADIE against the new State Ills hirclinr
orths PrtS' bepraises and bepuHs him as
mSn whom Europe is listening to, nj the
same time knowing that if by amy possibil.
ity Europe could know n nero local politi.
clan like bin, they could not fail to discern
the rASCAIity and treAchcry Of bis record
towards the people he represents.
Wo call the attention Of tho people
throughout all the counties OF West Virgin.
Ia to the tactics Of the Carlile clique. A
moro unpruCipled set of men we're never
banded together to accomplish any fell in.
tent. There is no rHscaIity which Chr.
lie will not suggest TO them, aud mons that
bis agent whom he imported here from
Washington City, will not put in motion
They will resort to all the secret methods