The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-03
Generals Terry and Lee on the situa-

-, ~, both Cen. Lee and
loIhs, "eie -, ,.-,,,t,,o,ion
Gen. Terry IN theii eSetie g q
before the Reconstruction Comm1ttee.
nv, tava already. published the cues
a ,,,,.,r,,-ss Il, mn in the IsrEI-
tons anu ans % . a. ~. - a.,
LI0ENCER. we desire no" heIeiS "
recall attention to the one question al
I,,do5 4r.-Z-The- two men. examined
=, ,,.I,I,,,,, ,,ar,, ,JifFarant reIa-
apart, anu nolulng very
tons to the Committee and the country
ware asked first-ssWhether they sup
= az ssouth indOinD
POseu tne PSOPt0 V - a a.. = .,'s..,,s
from Virginia, wouIa ateet lPt "
again, ifa President like Mr.. Buchanan
go ,-.,,,.c a., ,,ss force N preyeut &C.
ShouluIeluss 10 use A0tSS " P-e
cession and thus seem 70 open tne WY
C1anoyaI TaYrv Thought that ii they felt
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suts y. r,a,,,,.,I I % !,
again in such case. oeherai hee, q
little more cautious, thought it would
depend upon circumstances, and that
they might do it, II they should think
It for their interest and II tier feelings
"should remain embittered and their
"afieetio9s aiienated ;,,,oir se,t is1,ents
sLog,5I clia,,sa Tor the better thew would
do il, which, we take il, is all that Gen.
Terry would pretend 10 say, or even sven
cen. Dt Tta ,,,i,Tesses were also asked
whetber The secession element would
aIIv itseI with the enemy IL Il war be-
tween this country and England or
France offered a prospect of establish
ing Southern Independence. General
Terry was not urepared to answer this
question broadly in the affirmative.
He thoupht that the Southern people
XyonId be very reluctant, after their re-
cent experfence, to 90 into any more
snch erternrises. but that foreign enc
INV landing upon the Southern coast
and IindeT circumstances promising |
Southern independents would betoined
IJv a large part OF the people. General
T;ee coT,fd not sneak with certainty, be-
IieyetI thut ssthey contemplate nothipg
siof the kind now, and finally thoOgntl
that The chance OF the enemy DelnS
Joined by the secessiontsts Would De
!tpend upon the feelings OF the indlVld-
aIi1nI D-Nhichjwn hitting quite near
10 the mark for this witness.
0Tbe moral /" SAYS the Boston Id
peTtiseT, "hich "e d.''" - -
Developments Is hoS 'iia' .ns s99t ,,..
people SHOULD ne kePs unNei .. .ii'a
governments ior ah inuell'Ie ,. - 80, D
that they shohiu DC i y - -, ,.in
of something besides nationhl poii.ics
by giving them Ihe man -
their own analrs rs soon Us suufa a,,
have been nptalnea Una. Iney wiz th iT.
osSn In;nrv md ohrs That the guar
antees are Indispensable the evidence
shows conclnstvely. And this, we sus-
PecI, iS se,aS3s s, ea 4iscnIfsSted Mt the
publication or this evidence. Solong as
the COMMITTEES Withheld it, they were de-
nounced Us II sScreL ih ny GntH w M
HsiaS Chamber:" now they are censured
for flooding the country with Il mass of
Mntter, which Keeps everybody coh-
necteu WIN tle ~ MI ,I,iIa
aIa theY were censured sor holding
b. elk General Lees evidence, which
was pronounced In advance worthy
OF an ,,iya an
OeheI't ie ca 49,, i,,s, t,,fja
sWeIs, ,h.s,t ,Sts ;.'r;n,,ye,naTt vas
oi d'., ~ s.la liz, On - yentmre
gwen out ~ i'''t''S ~ : 80
III 'i, Ss.,t,,,-5is
Inc annual hPpoFHohtheuto VI
tributlye school fund was made yester-
i,y nv the State Superinteudent Mt his
.,s..,..:,., M ,,.i,,isa cunt
otlce III ths !. " 49,
nppOrtioned was SiOo,oo5 10. vi tnis
So 209 40 WINS apportioned under an act
oftba last 1 .at,isIature 10 counties which
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hnu pnlu thNes oue hiu iiiato nv 9H'
meration to entitle them to their share
when the appor.ionment WINS made n
- IIndor tho Iaw /. conntv in
year hSo' Sdsi 1tiS A'' :"
which no enrolment OF youth has been
made is not entitled to any part of this
Is ,ttt,r,,r,h a. ,,,,,1, have mid taxes.
AunHi u', p -
while, on the otner nuhui ii county
has returned Its enumeration, 1t gets its
,,ronor,ion aIthou0h Il NAV have paiCIi
y. -. p ..,.,, ,t,;s l,,.,,,,
no taNes' - ~ " - 80 80,
rent untHtrness that the last Legisinture
provided for nppOrtioning their last
-,sors share tn such counties as had paid
~,
taxes tne previous ye't' o1U ''. -
deprived of their share In mo
distribution because they mad not re-
turned their enumeration. The coun-
ties not yet enrolled Ianu winch VIII
get no proportion of the present dlstri-
bution) nre BrnXton. Fayettet Green
brier, Hardy, MCDOWELL Monroe,
Nicholas, Pendleton and WEBSTER
Amongst the rest the fund IS proper
toned according to the number OF per-
sons in each, between the ages OF six
and twenty-one years. The whole
number ofsuch persons in the 4S coun-
ties in which the enumeration has been
made Is ll3. S02. OF this number about
$1,000 are in counties which paid none
ofthe taxes from which the tund now
to be distributed is derived, VIZ: the
taxes assessed in 1864 collected dur
ing 1865. These counties, however, were
assessed last year, ana the taxes then
assessed will be paid into the treasury
during the present spring anu sum SUI s s,