Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

~ @NAeSSA+lfF - 1ASbS reporter OF Odasr
gressiOnsl debalss, furnishes The following
synopsis of the FspsSks.0 Mp,Rnls51ef.
this State, in the U6st STAT asssloI
Tuesday, on the bill ID Which Y ssfsrrse
yesterday, viz: 70 relea by pur ass tn
wives and child b Of slate restaits. frSdilq
slavery.
Mr.. Wiley addressed the senate. He
said that he WIS very dssirnus to vote for
the amendment of Nj. Wilson, giving free
dom9g the Nile And child of the solored
recruit, bnt in the indefinite form in yyhich
ID SEes@lIs-
e9 1o!1 .t fgess5 4is SOts ieF S fsOm-
the amepdmentof M Yilson that II
would lead 70 endless md GitstFessing CiifS-
eulties iu the tStates &her6 tElese Slaves r..
side denied TINT sttg III az.
lion am9ng She siAyes .i8as s.fscoeniSs Ia
Virginia. aldEhss beliessdst ssui6 n s1fK
easezin Mary Untets fhe ieiid ine6f.
In itsipresent eT9dss ne, conf ict sTonlet
REisa. Wiih.thH StStel couftb ifI,i
fusion. ensue.L Il i4S fot tthfs u az Ia
he desired That Some means should be de-.
RisedsloiestabliaEt the fdeatity4 Of the ttir
Sous ffssd q I'M vb ia Tor is
ree0n pIher eas0n JEAS llllah
me AtoGstttnt1on ontainedl Ea9c4ausesWhfSh
fotbids the taKtug 81 Ftfi Iate P5sdpsstjy.. 10,
| PUBIC q seq lth0nts Just lcOmpensatiop.-
He conStdRTeds that d Oh g. isa5tsaEf vac
founded upon fun q 90 t1sptaI .fLhetpls
that there Vas sp5o pert stn,56iGEes..a SHs.
would like to see,itliiss,CS6
vision for compensation fdtoFb6F Sfsi IN,
the bill slough he would neEer rest con.
tent while thelEFiEes I'D. ehildreu-b Z the
men Sighting onE .cguntty ba trfesE were were
held 10 bQudRge,ss tSI b tisis. =, siis.,.j
.aMts Wiley then spoke Opposition TO
the bhFot Afr: Summer % repeal MS fiaft..s,
II ttye slave Rct. Helsaid Il seemed sin0uInr
tbatS after the repeated decisions of 3,i,ts
suPre@e tyiB6haIs Of l6adi a Itins Ehf;ss... '
lyqparteTs Ola century, ill., was now. uErsed.
thatAthis .clsuse Of THE Consultation did
HOt and was ubt Intended 10 10 i I6s lie;
rendition ,ot @ipgidHes.z Ii the honorable
Senator '3fFom Alas sachuseEts- had In tfos
dqssd = z bill 1te sapPly Lhs Place Of lie.
j pEsssutl law, abss would aHenvOted stOrsiti'
bntt uDderi the Oath b o had ID KEN vFaBl
his solemn duty 20 ne The plain pro-.
Visions OIL the ConBtitution were carried
into effect. Mr.. Wiley lat great iert tn
defended his Go9rs on The fIavefFy oSes.3
Hon. quoting from Patrick Henry,s Chief
Justice Marshall, JetEeEs9n;y Madison! and
et1sEs, to Prog 81 s6f,
4ptlsGlsYeEY ideas in hIsiiState.sza WInh3sVefi
might be'30up 'theoreticai notion 1 nouGt 4fe
9ubjtct' the o6dsiitp.isa = must Sc be- "a
derived. -SlaYeFyi Ras saaraae yiI.ssbatiil,a
broken, demolished Constitution itygasss A.
far 'greater one. IN his opf1ions The
most lefectual way of 81 accomplishing
the downfall ofsslavery5 was BY d iYiRotbts
prosecution Of the war. I ntsayipg this ssls
did not mean to eOy-thatema nsJERs.
he IA OttTe 'of,ths war, He was certain f6s,
4sdml1lstr p9h wa not GO due ting Il pp6
mat idea. We should defend and smain >
thtD she dignity of -the Constitution aAHH
preserve the Union and equality Of tie
States, while Ma fghtaiis enemies; and if in
ibis righteous struggle slavery should 90
qpder, all good mea would Eeioise., ,One
thing WAS certain, iLhnb. ths Jrabidi adyhdoss
Of .onf atm1tssssinles ttg i1sufgsht States
would 9blitsfa "a szerY yestigs al. slayerSyi
be referred to his own State as an exampIes
sahd also toiMissouti.A' Arkansk .hadsSEosss
eh the RYblcou, and nisiaaa Il a., wa ling
on the shore; while Tennessee aud Noriii
Carolina werebegtuhi6kllolfae f the pressaTe
Eot sthet. enlightened public, lssptimsut- Oh On
this subject which demands iIs exIinctioniip,
AaEytaut: s'Dslkware would sHoni folI6Eva
fip her VA great victory OBJ taihed
/ 70 rue held as gilmore aAiue than hundreds.
Of emanetpa ton ptoclR nut ions, d nd YoE9.e
umes OF e0dhscati6n acts. We were eu.s
ghged in the stern reality ofsltvar, and in
tPEoportion as We prosecuted it vigorously
VIII slavery be pat d9Ra, He approved Of
| t4e amendmsnIsatO9thaI GonsIilpiiorr,1oN
before tue Senate 70 promote this object,
Et9o9gh he Wonld ave tths a. biect- nust.,
/ PP4edittll the next. Congress-. because he
| believed that imany of the aStates xnoW IN
rsbeLllop Soala thsh be .ls Pted ,b i5'
I9yRl iman, who sWonldtg gladly vote for
these amendment OF my time fj&fie9ihe
they Were .steFys 90 sonsid
nPnaott by the histohgIof tliespast,
a3dithe hopes of the tttre, by the blood
Of l9s stainS BY The gsai9s Of Amer ia q
1 hPertyt by the hatred of tyranny Gud-loye
d of freedoms ara by the voice ofsihe4pebri nj
ii - EsA--..,atdI tISss esA Sss,a - 55ss'
j. The Catholic Press ana sIavssg si-E
III FROM the N. Y Tribune.
l.5 Attic outbreak ofthe Rebellion, Brown
SONS Quarterly Re1ietO was almost the only
II adyoeaLe of an AhM.SlnE.rv r,r.lis.,. -. -