Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-08

ian may find il in his iiens to believe mo- that in
expressing the opinions which have long enter
tained, had no thought whatever OF oonciliating
the favor of the Southernefss aud in truth, al the
time, cared little whom Should please or DIS
please. Nevertheless see no reason W by should
hesitate TO decnre that the approval Of those who
uesi know The facts and who are most deeply in
terested in sound sentiment prevailing upon lhel
question, is source of deep Qualification aud,
nude lone. Andf hope .hnt nlny congratulated
you on virtual settlement OF tlis unnatural and
lant-natioual controversy between the South and
North. Excitement and tnnnti, ism is celtainiyl
subslding AT worst conjecture that Tie auolntl
anu intensity OF that Northern feeling would bel
very inaccufaely measured by The hysteficni out
lcriss OF some two three newspapers and thrse
OF four Preachers; and although the Revefend Mr..
fletcher exhoris Lis sect 10 fast and pray 9gaiHs
the Nebraska bill people Will soon CONT TO see
that the thing is pnst praying for. Moreover, III
would beno iiarm IL that Reverend gentleman vas
reminded, and would sometimes think OF the fact
that his New England ancestors, in those dnys
/ when there was real fasting and praying iii New
England, and when in some crisis Of their destf
MES, OF to avert some threatened evil, they knet
down to invoke heavens protection for their coun-
try their kindred and their household did not omit
TO invoke blessing also ON the strangers and the
slaves who were within their gates (Cheers.J-
Besides, let me do Justice to those agllntors-for,
US at the North, refused 10 villify The South SO
did not come South 10 yifify the North, which,
Ilndeed, wouldbe both insolent and ungratefal.--
lChetrs) say, then, tint firmly believe in the
sincerity Of many Of those, both c.ergy and inity,
who JON IN tile ianatical outcry. Soignofant are
p many oil them us 10 the actual acts and redIe-
Imenis OF yo,,r lint f.,
persuaded themselves That IN tiptur,,ng society
lIom is foundations ia America,
ing Godservice Wonderful is The III arr.
tory. BY mere tiint of iupossione,l
of these men can see IN Va HE
himself striding over The fair lands OF tls South,
and absolutely stretching forth his greedy claws 10
ieir tileones TO th.ir Heart al the mere ,,,enons
of the name of Louisiana, or a panialion. fJ'lis
Lyon know is mere moon struck iI,uness. nm, r,r
haps soiie ready and fluent orators, wlouse thru
ling language and paint agonizine Dict,,rss Tor
Imere effect ut The TaDernacle or Conventicie are
to blame for not duly Rejecting what a territ.ie
ruin the full reception of their octrines might one
day bring upon their couniry-unor, IL. liz
and and free political Of
Not that believe they cnI, do mncl,
4 not believe they mean It. have tis I,leas,r.. III
lknowing some gentlemen who profess what they
call northern principles trusl me t.s, ne ,ss1
and iustnen--Aild even, Notwithstanding apnear
ances, good Americans You have heard al Io.
Trace GIeeleya In his public capacity ol ionrnai
ist, Mfr. Greeley IS nndonb eddy yunf enemy, antat
present my bitter aud
and from The, frantic, .ti;cios d. ~
his paper aeaiiis Sotifl erfl.5r md
tenn; from tue money estimate ii sets Of il,e
precise value OF the Union IN ri ,,l In
The Morrill, or TO tile South YOU might
man, HIN, an American OF the Ailsfinans 70 helm
lengue with England against the land mat bred
him; TO be in league with nil The despots Of Eu.
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