The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-07
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
AN.MsTRUCTIYERENIEW.


8 SAlOulder.----tHe.S : pntsl - few PIhfn
Points Before the PablIe.. atksss
The following article sat selSStioh
from a arejoinder niatie d te~ days ago
by Thurlow-w Weed 10 an editorial'in the
New York World, affirming that the
ciafse OF disl6S att against the demos
cratic Partyiis 'Wstale slnn9er., =. e
i We quote as folloWS,sI Iiosasi
Z. But ts the charge of disloyalty in the
Democratic party a 4St9le .slanderels
The very fact that a loyal flatsorm could
not be eStorted from It during the1ebel=
lion abqhdaa " fFSves iis. .disloyalty,
There was a loyal and Q "Copperhehf'i
reprpsentatlon in tho Chicago Deniocra-
tic National Convention. They united
upon Mcclellan, hut nominated "a Cop
perhead Vice e-Presidept and adopted q
Copperhead platform. Was not dhts
conc clusive evidence OF disloyaltyR But
Il further evidence is wanted, the Worss
may refresh Its memory with thefollo-
wing extracts: 9: 81
Ex-Preside dent Rierce, in January, 1860,
in a letter to JetIstson Davis, said:
81 do not believe that our friends In
fha 91y,R .. :. i, =, SII -, : Al! : ~
Of feeling. hnrryinS ts NJ tbis mobe5t M ny ~ ~
the pitch of,intensey dxiispe Grafton, be-
tween those who respect their political
obligations and those who have appai
rently no impelling power but that
which fanatical phsSion on tho subject
of domestic slavery imparts. Without
discussing the question OF right-o nh
Btract power to Seceda-I have never
believed that actual disruption Ofrthe
.tlhEelgh the nedRsss g NerthsFn 4boli!
the fighting viii not be along Mason
and DIxon's line merely. 1t Will he
within, our own borders. in our own
streets, between the. two Glasses Of citil
lens 10 whom pRave referred. Those
iI6lt6 dett Idt6 and scout cOnstitI. etOndl OBJ
hgdtions fVfl, N eper t5e reach ne dbftrdI
Tleist q arms, lind occupation enough az
I.o',.e... -, ..ll3 !
.ieas 9aSii.ss S,lsS in ms me-
VI DecellDef o 1901 thus Jttstlnes seees-
= -; -.-, -
7 csIhe lpng-conunued and dintemper
lnterieEence OF the Northern people
with inc question OF slavery hns MT
length produeed ITS natural effects.
Sooner or later the bonds of such q
= .t.9 tiloti ! = y v Hil1l % severed
anu again ah announcer part Oh ms mes
sage speaking OF Northern legislatt9pt
ns ,i1 s.elu t' -
IN thnt event, the in1ufed Statest
ttItef ilnVlng hfst used al peAcetul and
constlt1tionai means 70 obtain redress,
would be justified In revolutionary fe4
ISSUANCE Iic9, 10 the. government OF the
onion.
Judge EHPooGlWaFd,I a representative
Democrat in PennsvlvanfoI sRId hteTnss
,Ss,,.,1 I5,..,E1sSl,e.le
~ = 1Ssit4 ~ d. ~ s's
tnaS; BIZ, ...-......- l.,s.yt
s:,t5 E2se ~ ~ ana te
use = < the Flghts OF the sIaveholder, and
400 s1ch gSiaranftees 70 our constitution
,.ilt. Ptotee6 !, ms pEoperty from the
sPOliatlUtA VI HellSlOuS plBotfy anu'p
oF eAse,ISe Iy must = give mp our
lstltutAoti ana l1lon. s5.ts.
The Democracy of Pennsylvania,
when State afthf State WINS rushing ont
t1,o TI,,tr,,,
oA .l-l tne Onlon, FesolVeu tlat tnat tsstate
fnll = y 2. - - 5..f-s rs1rTrgfTa8
ADetermine with whom their lot shall
ibe cast-wheth her with the North and
East, whose fnnnticisin has'precipitated
this misery upon us, or with our
brethren ofthe South, tvbose iEropgs stpe
Mr.. yallanrlivbams 1,hon, tho Fescs
u
ot'sSy 'S,.s . II, .1sfS9 .ue
,f,,s ,S. 't1pUseN ~ - 1iyiue tne 9ni0n
An. :,<iI1. SO! i! Ths Unttsa States
are divided into four sections as follows:
ot n pshlre,
e y 9le
O259lnletlcpts Neysl pEI e5ssey
ana Fe e!nnsyl Ysltla -. constitute
% 9S y
States 9i Onio 4nTliann, ~
l1S y u Iowa
ana ha1s ~, snail constitute another
sestaoElS la An9Wln as thestyeSts st =.
y IIl Oh anu
-: mn " ufconstaEq anptnef sectlonI 70
,De Known as the Pactttp.S u q
Virginia, J North q, EaEolina South Caro-
lima, georgia florldni Alabama, MISS
isslp lppii Lonislannt TeSast ARKANSAS
Ienpessee kentuel5y and ~ $50 pri s!..9
sIlall coElstituIeS apother seefiops 70 ne
SHOWN rs the south.i y
: AhT.,nlTv. No State shall secede with
out the consent of the Leg islatpres Of all
81 . = - esl9 ssce[Ie SS Mnlcn &
Precedent shall, have power to adjust
with seeding States All questions urls
sstng BY Feas9nl their sseegsiqIal but
ss ~ ~ I.ls u !, slIstl4 "
to !SSl 70 i9E lne1e pProval before
This plan of dismembernient of the
Union WaSs thus "A aliyocHtel llysC3eo. "a.
III
: y IVY
fqft ACE sident: IL tlik III = % .
.sFThe plan suggested some years ago
by Mr. Nallhndigh bears the stamp
Of his clear sagacity and sta e{t1anlika
tlle lllto Iolr
SIor,t,s ~ tS,e FniS
eaoI, ~ cSnss,t S ~ . ,5ee - S1eIo III e.