Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

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NotieOs Tor Political Meeting 60 Be eharrodi, ' i
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VIZ notice in the h 6atioaaI Intslliaenss,
set of tesolptions headed 'lbas: :it9s ta.b X =
HResOlEtiOHs Passsd 6y Ettsl NATIONAL Cha;s
GtI6 Ctgysettls, Resk Rttgitaia, Rs6rataT5
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There are three plhces''in West. Virginia
bearing the name of hlayGvine1 one in
Hampshire. county (Ne~ Creek zone In
Taylor couRty tslmpsoas Greek, and, one
Wood county tDayisyills). SO that it ID
hard 70 tellirom whence, 10 West virginia,
these res solutions sns5ated. The NalonaGi
lnteILigtnesr mentions. that they arc pub;
liShed by "the request Of the Oommittee;,'
meaning The commtttse Of which senSStor Sitiss
Pomeroy iS Chairmaua in other words the
friends Of Nj Chase. II seems to us thar
the giving of such 0dseldsdT prominence to
e set of resolutions from place not def .
nitely located, and q place, too, that must
be, at beat,s eeppaFatively, obscure, lisi a
good deal likelattehP Ptngs q create p5ubzll
lie sentiment oman exceedingly small cap
ital. To make commencement from
such small bs9innihls may be iuithe bfdeti
OF natural progress, but it certainly is not
in accordance with political customs in
such very important nsttees as the .Presi-,
deasy. = Il fs'rathsr amusing than other:
iWtse to announce thAtltheiresolutions were
passed upapiRopalys, 1, since. It sis.not told.
nov many pN persons were present. The
ma mes Of n. p. Slack as Chairman, md
n. z kkinenelse, Seetetart, are ithsokiy,
ohss appended to the resolutions, ot,that
figure in connection With them. Were
these two Gentlemen selected to attestethe
rssplntions bsed6ss OF the happy tesoinci.s
deuce tns'their prGenoninal lipi,iais7 Il
must have bseniso: We,presGmeg aWe,are'
not eyenstold that the meeting adoptfSeI' q
these resolutions was large and tqtertstinE
or that Mr. A and Mr. B made some ,elo.
qusFnt' speeches. which were .enlhasiasti.
caliys received; Why these omissions, since Il
the resolutions were adopted 'nhanimouslS7,
By what nsgIs@What coBjuratiou-Rhat
schafms1wers tho minds Of all present
moulded sotcOmpleteiysiutoia condition7of
''asFFhhis radfethtt was the m meeting
a&foregone conclusion T., + Small bodies
Tor ppAnimity, large ones for eoutraristy, p.
says The PtoyetS, ~ Wasl the meeting in
question . Singular exception 70 1the rule /
Or was itkept "couyeniently small" that
the Agreeable feature ofentire homoee neity.
might go ont to the world through Isl Eiis. &
colGmus of our venerable name5aks St
Washing.sHs with stunning effect . : Only
think Of the pOtenliaify Of Il imusefropoiitaina
slIE aGpY ugsemsnt thAt sbe, 5sEel6hao Ctisss
Club 9ft oQlaysrilIs, ~ West Virginia, >,
(WhSreyer that ISL had passed certain rel
olutioqs coadsmuatory gof Nj d Lincoln
aad Mandatory 5chsse .aaapimoass mi 4 Sa5.
ly." Notlous discordant yoics, Gmo1E III
present! And then Lhs marvellous loeier-,
lits, and, We might add, dex,srity, with
which q 1NatioHhI1 Chase Club has, beSh
formed All oIaysvflls. lWsss.i VI, sss {sEbsfI
ever that ia ).ls not less uotiesabls yHGBEits
oRsneGs Of 4timsht. oaly a day of. ,tRo sSsS
\ ago Ar. Pomeroy called TOR the sf6rEnAtio
,ns!g o. such clubaI IoIt Ne EeasmbeE eEigkehis