The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-14
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Odds and Ends Relating TO the Con-
VentiOn.
PH1bAprIpHIA..August12 II. Z,

saws that. in this matter he is operating,
with Horace Greeley: ~
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TTontior to S:onotors DooI;ttIo nISj 81
an as two I1nhIic men alone snite5 10
lead a peoples movement independent
of politicians, or public men, or party
organizations.
"Ihe special object OF this appeal is
to respectfully and earnestly suggest
Poncy 1or the ConVentlon that Will give
perceptlDle result 10 IT'S delDeratlons
through resolution that snail work
yourselves INTO the people by II patrl-
QUO ana ana frank acknowleagement that
M S = sun eAIstS DeL"eeh INC NoFtn ana
tne oOutn' unuer suspension OF nos
tllltles; that the Republc IS upon the
verge OF rum, anu that, to restore per-
m"nent peace, the harmony OF the
states, ana the perpetulty OF the ma
tlOn, the people must assem- pie through
out the States ana send delegates to
future convention.
do this, and the December ConVen-
uoh' us OJecG ,Dslhs Lhen attained,
passes into your hands, and the Radi-
cal power will be confined to the indi-
vidual power of the Radical public
men of the day. Do it not, and the
people not rising up as an independent
party III convention, the Radical power
will prove powerful and controlling
opposition to your policy, in the midst
of" civil war in the North that will Sc
cure the independence OF the South I'M
der the downfall of the American Re-
public. ii. CORNELL JEwETT."
Second Dispatch.l
THE vALLAND1GHAM ouEsT1oN-wuAT
WILL, THEY DO WITH HIM-wFAT IIE
THINKS ABOIrT TT.
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rs Tue uuinlssloh OF
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What were Known ne Peaca nennn r.rir 70
TnrinG Tho Ia,nr nd 1yi,o,0 ~ 70 s,n;1 TO-
men a2e sI onDosa,i to HE nI1misS;"n ~ ~
meant that tGe,1 are onnoSnII 10 Oh Nh, ~ 30
We're not in favor of The Late war " Nc y
~ IL t 1TsG wa nj, u.s.
from Nov, Vol, nT11 ,,Sa,,,, T.'',,, tT'o,
States who have. agreed With tham NO
IiticaIIv dnrio~ tISs noSt roSt t;To I,a:6,,,
Tho 0nnositi0n ~ VotJonj;,I,S,I| 90
greatest AMONG the Ohio dcieGations
q maiOritv Of the Ohio DemocTats oro
in favor Of his admission, but Lew.
CnmnbeIl,s deIepation and a 11inoritv
of the Democrats are strongIv :,goinSt
him. s7-' ''s''AN'U
GeneraI Steedman has drawn nm 81
resolution which Le saws ha viii lilo.
irnmedioteIO aftor tho tomDororS ~
ranization Of the conveniion ~ az
Sinda ali from tho sSo1tI, Tgbo I,,ar0 ~ VI
inallv secesh. and nil from the North
who during the wnr. we're convicted IF
disIovaI acts. or countenanced nesis-
tance to the draft. This is Intended
esnecialIv for VaIIandiOham Govorn
or Orr. Of SOuth Caroline, ia said tn no
in favor of it. and the names of most IF
the same connection.
called on VaIIandipharn this aftar-
noon tn ASCERTAIN what were bis viaH,,s
on the subject I found his room, ri IaJ
with friends who anneared To no aT-
trpmeIv clad tn 500 him and mony
who had never seen him before were
ASSURING him how glad tbev vera m 10
meet him. Judging from the nnmher
of delegates who IGNORED him in this
him from the convention y ~ eA0iu'''
I asked him how about this talk
against him. He renliefl thai, Il, was all
ciSmor. and would amount to nothing.
"Bntsn said r. tsthev saw thew 1viIIlnH7t