Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

! i e1teFtains not fnnkiud word or feeling
towards a siGe 3mber osibs HOUSE, bnt
| on the coutra sertzin the kindest feeling
for each enei part With you all aQtib
regret, aud % ever look back with
/ pleasure upon NY Associations with you,
and hope nothing may ever occur to dis
turb thetkind ceilings of fellowship and
regard ! enter h tOW4rts you ALL Inow
bid you an afecaonats farewell; and pro-
monaco this House adjourned. siHe-die.--.zz-.s
l Mr., J. n. DIss Debarss EmiRration
\ Bn1, a. Passed by the LegIsIRLure.
fHs1is BIZ No. s. "A Bill fcr the ENCOURAGEMENT
Of RoreiEn Emigration to this state /
BE e enacted 81 the Leyistqture If Wet
Vtgnia
| y. The Goyetppr is hereby authorized to
appoint q responsible and competent per-
son for the. purpose OF collecting and or
ganiElng foreign emigration to this State.
The same 70 be styled Commissioner OF
IEmigratiop' for. West Virginia.
| 2 y shall be1he dpty,of such commits
istoner, so soon as The Governor may ditec,,
10 connect himself by correspondence with
the principal sources of emigration in Ger.
many, Austria Switzerland, Sweden, Great
Brltatni and 70 do every thing that may be
proper and necessary to secure the great
Fgst possible publicity 10 the political aud
social condition Of our State The nature
OF 2, Der climate, soil, geographical features
and nd advantages her agricultural, mineral,
an; ana mlanptaelnEipg resources, her public
i'm proYemenk and every other local iutOr-
NATION Of lnterestgAud utility 10 the emf
grant 70 this effect he shall prepare and
have Translated: into one or two OF the
principal languages of Europe, q pamph
let with q photographic map Of, the State,
coulainlug not less than 10 pages ofatext
descriptive Of our State, aud circulate the
same 10, said countries 10 the smount of
10000 copies. He shall also couneetihim-
sen Ior me iHrtherahce of his mission,
WIN me observation-disclosures and Commission
eFs OF Emigration thai may be established
under Acts Of Congress and the Ameri!
can, consulates aud commercial agencies in
sala countries, and with the various emf
grant aid, protection and transportation
societies, private and official, therein es
ta6llshed as also with The civil authorities
and organs OF publicity whose action OF
lnhucnce may be available for tue promo
lton OF the ends of his missiob; and fur
IheIr TO secure iu.everyl principal centre of.
emigration and seaport on The routes of
ise1Iilgratl0nS Intelligent a0Ii UbIigipg cor
Esspqndeqis,i who may ssHpplys MIN with
| every desirable information and receive
ie0m hIm the necessary Instructions, tor
the continuous -induccnent TO foreign imi.s
4 grafton To. our State. az 4. .sa. - 70
.. And it shalt bet the duty.of.said com
/ missioner tOltorward tOathe Governor to
be by him laid before the sI.pgislaturpi a
Its next session, iaefuli report Of. his iran
astlonss stating alliithe means and chan.
nelsl employed! byh him in ,th el accomplish
OF the same, the results, attained oraex
pected TO be attained 7IhrOngb his efforts.
Tue statistics OF emigr0lionluud other kin
ared information calculated u suggest fur
ther necessary legislation on tue subiacts
4CtAnd the sGOYetnor is hereby aulhor-
hlzed Iospeescribe1td ssid commissioner anv.
11rlher duties. luyhisi Judgment NECESSARY
etncienhystO carey Onuthe purpose iof, ibis
aet, nolndiDgi u Pisit 10 the sources of emf
Il grafton In EuropsY 1t the expenses of the
same are delFayet by PriVale5s inscriptions
on the part of individuals, associations or
lcorpoFauons5 ianj also tucluding the exc
sution OF a bond tor'Ihe. faithful perfor.
nance OF his duties, Aud I bsr proper .userof
thetunds entrusted 10 himlo -deiray tire iex :,
4 penses of his mission. Ia
\ ,si6s AnditheaiOVernOr as hereby lauthnri
zed TO nuke such arrangements with the
1 proper persons aud authorities at the mort
LOT baltimore, ndfwithdIhe Ballim0re'ubd
Ohio railroad company, as may beuneces-
4 sary to encourage tue. Transportation of
ilmmigrauts iuteudingdo travel through or
locateiu this State, in frat. class eUIeraut
ships direct from the seaport of Rur6b& to
the port of baltimore. aud TO secure 10 the
Immigrant during his passage Aud.upou aud
after, his landing allllheG aid, protection
administrations be may need for bis gui-
aSncs aud safety upon principles eqdRtIy
I oenehciaI TO the Immigrant, TO the. port of
landing, the line of transit and the State
where he may selectihis residence. 55
- 70 al----+s-st-- .asEg---.-&lz-!z rs +.
Mr. SgNNER made report in the Sen
ate on Monday, in favor of the repeal of
the fugitive slave law. He argued, first
that theclansein the constitution on which
1.-THE law is based. refers 70 apprentices and
NOT slaves; land, second, that ifisit means
slaves, the law ought nevertheless to be
annulled because it gives support to sla-
very alta timeWhen it is rallyins its forces
to overthrow the government. We take
it Ar. Summer does not doubt that the
constitutional provision, was meant to GOV.
erthe surrender ofiafugitiye slaves, and
since the law law is necessarily a dead letter
at present. the only practical question is,
what will be gained by-its repeale If It's
repeal can be Interpreted as anlaGt of bud
faith to the Stockholders and slave tates
still .lOyal-and it will .be--is dthore any
good reason for putting into the hands Of
he pPposition party this additiOnaf,w,eia,rp-
ont Tue fugitive slave law and all the
oonsttutional pportsof slavery fall with
the institution e q Nothing is gained, much
may be lost, by the impatient attempt, to