The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-03
W 49,
State.
Mr. Lao Row Kramer, Of Monous~.-..

v, /
gates, said the young State OF West Vlr' 4
ginia was rapidly doing away with old
Dominion notions; the institution wmch
had clopeed and retarded the wheels OF L
progress was about being done away
with. The Legislature of West Virginia
bv her acts, would inaugurate a system
to enhance the agricultural, manuiac1u'
RING, mechanical, educational, and other
branches of industry in the State.
Ovy Heroic Dead Their bones whiten
many battlefield; cherished be thelr
memory; green be their graves ana may
soft and gentle zephyrs whisper 'heii
requiem.
Tn response to this toast, all persons
present rose to their feet and drank Ill 81
lence.
Our Union. Free, glorious and I'M
conquerable. 1t must be preserved
Major M'Phail, In response, said oui
fathers had rescued the land 1foih .ho
rebels of 1916, and had formed per1ec'
Union The rebels were again III aius'
twsnty Years ago the rebels III S"uth
Carolina had arranged themselves
AGAINST the Government. Ihe Union
must be preserved, because 1t was ue
signed to pelpetuate liberty We shouiu
thank God for past favors, aud take coui-
age, resting assured that the Union
would be preserved.
Ov 1yuu and Nauy BY their brave
arms the old flag will once more Mtho tho
proudly over every spot polm'tou oS 'N'
tread of traitors.
Major J. C. Campoell, of Gen. CROOK >
Staff, in response, said he had not come
10 speak, but to pay honor to ms o'o'nei
i, arms General Heintzelman Oui al
my was gallant and brave European 'o'
disrs had taken months to reduce oeo"s
, toool but cur soldiers had reduced roi'
Eishar-.,,most as formidable Il fortress
, in a few days. Ibis war had brought
mop itors and ships of war. behind which
, W., could fold our arms ;nd detV INC
world. ,,,
Tb, Loaul Uomen or or Ldad "ho
shall do them Justice; The'T soft hahus
have soothed many fevere Il brow; tnei, !
, Lind words and gentle de eds cohsoiea
: many dying hour. God bless theh'
II Mr. C. +. Scott, of Brooke county mem
o her of the House of Delegates III re
It sropye, said if he acknowledged the tact
l. that man rules the world, and woman
Il rules man, could he not resporud to such
~ toast as that proposed! In what capaci
a tv in life was not the capacity of maj
lie manifested for woman! In the hospl1a
L. and in literature, woman sho wed he
ol hand We have poetesses and hlgh''l
o1 gales. The loyalty Of woman was III
O. bounded III urging the men forward
ie the cause of freedom Woman was III
IL last and best gift to man from the Cfe'
tOr
IL Tbe Constitutional amendment V rem.
le a,u ISt 1865: IL makes us II ee poop
.is in fact As we'll as words. May ever
al State answer amen.
~ Mr. A. w. Campbell Of Whe'ding'
,.snonse. sail he could not he e-vpect'
-, % do Justice to this subject Tw"o't'e
--Micbipan and dIlhnois-hadt to-day sa'
Amen. We had not knocked out IL
IN ~ pins of the rebellion, slavery was !
''' nrime cause of the rebellion ana all u
"" woe and suffering in the land The co
versioD of fifteen members in the 10"
.,, House of Congress indicate that tue op
'n0 NOV to fear ont the rebellion was 10
."s o,vav with slavery. The amendhe
'"7 frees the whole people as well As the P
ticular class TO which it referred; tH'
'no was scarcely any citizen III the laud w
IL had not felt the restrictions OF sia
holders. We all know how slavery
,;.;d,a families. States and the count
, IN We could argue any question exc
n+ +bo+ of slavery. The amendment q
nor away with the evil.
W.: 0,,, b,a,s in Rebsl Prisons. O'e.r til
ssd fate the nation mourns, but We
'nn- - onsnicious day when our army v
uni store the brave boys TO the loved 9,
- Lnn,a and free them from the oat'
"',s trs,tment of demons III huu
ate, Gus trea1uio"'
..,. form.
loN' Mr.. D. r. Farnsworth, OF ups'
.oo '"~a county. ymember of the Senate III
ha1f sponse, said while he had been feasthe
,:~.t could not forget our brave NEIL III 'o'
-. ern prisous; we should ever bear ~ III
those brave heroes The late call OF
es Iii 'no'0 VIC" .c... .bo
49, President of the United States sho
call forth one simultaneous mass TO Ill
ate our brave boys; the different arm
-. would soon liberate them from their d
dungeons. If the President would
,eral u"usoona' - 1;5 NOT be1;
ntly illsii' van -' a. horss who ,vo
~, ~ refuse to 20 70 the rescue; the day
NJ NOT far distant when relief would re
,be unfoltunates Should need be: VIC
,Il"a .'' not the Legislature adjourn and g
the rescue; for one he was ready
49, the army would soon reach them and
a.. tore them TO liberty.
a The Loyal Union Men ot the Soam;
On" lenced by traitors in power we VII WI .
then come them TO the fold, as separator
us only by circumstances oe!ohu
amsl control
Mon, Mr.. Pinnell, of Upshur county u
com har of the House of Delegates Al
velop 49,; ali opr seasons O