Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-31


Kossurn on THE DEAru or THE Charlottesville
writes to the New York Times . Characteristic
letter on The death Of the Ca. We extract few
PARAGRAPHS. 2
Car Nichols 4 dead, u, C.w eat mort, yist
t Car! That's The history. He died March 2lj
lie same evening hk death was known at Lou.
don, announced In Parliament, and-in The the.
aires, The rteh people Of Lohs6n Rete enjoying
The performance OF the fashionable Ltioik fa
Nerd, and Just In the midst Ufile scene when Cal
Peter he Grtdt presents himself dead drunk, the
manager comes forward and considers II his "a
rttea6le duty 10 inform The ladies and gentlemen
That the death Of his imperial Majesty CEaI Mich.
olas, has Just been officially announced IN Fatlia'
ment,, Upon ibis, Tremendous cheering and hut'
lahing, and clapping hands, and waving handktr:
chisiS, and singing God Save The Queen,' and
'Psrtdnt pour n Syrit,' etc.
A strange sigh, iotsoothl We, on our side,
when altet hol day Of battle, brayely contested
ami dearly won, found the goiy corpse Of Q
distinguished eleny on the battle field, mounted
though our blood had been BY The aa,lle's tagt,
and by the Joy OF victory, we Garfield him ~ ms
grave with oil The hOnofs we could bsstowi aud
our stern warriors, who, q moment btiote, laced
eli the horrors ofdeath with smile Of contempt
on theit heroic brow, npfched with eyes dow ncast
In meditation, altl with solemn silence, nebE the
Lier Of thsfallen foe.
And htre we see community, one Of the pee
tended stpldard bearers Of Christian civilization,
Carried away 10 hacchantic galnbols and ptanks,
BY Joy al The tidings Of The death OF q man, who,
had lie but died year aso before England was yet
dfiftel 10 war, would have put The Court Of Eng.
lauj and all the fashionable circles, Ia mourning
for forty days, In spite Of all The mIsdeedS aud
crimes Of bis former career, In spite OF the bloo Of
Poland aud Hungary crying to high Heaven, 'Mut'
dsb' on bis nome'
The young Emperor Alexander II. is not found
slow IN his revelations. IN his FIST manifesto he
declares to take solemn oath before God, Ia
'mdiatdin RuItid on The highttt Stdnddrdef poletr
and glory, and 10 accomplish The ineessunt uishes
and rieg, Of Peter, Of Catharinr, Of A!erandsr.
and Of NitAolds.'
Has The taFantula Of personal ambition StuiIg
The young man ltkewisel Mol lie Is but The IL.
cumbent Of Aiuscoyile Czalism-thal's all.
The wishes, and views OF Peter, Catharine,
Alexander, and Nicholas! Why, what does that
neau1 The wishes and views VI Peter, you know
from his life, and from lis last will aud you know
likewise, that be caused hls own son u be muir.
deted In prison, estimating him incapable Of car.
rytns out his views, The wishes and views Of
CAtLe,ine a.e told In these words, '7his Is the
r6ad 10 COnsidntnopie Those oil Alexander l.,
in The saying 'CoHsidntinopls is the Key Of my
h0utt,' and BY his TIlsit negotiations. Those OF
Nicholas are known from his campaign Of 1928;
from The repeated occupation Of aloiIo'W allachsj
rom his intervention In Hungary, (the foulest act
In his sansuiaary cateef, which trust 10 the jus.
lice u tlls Almighty, weighed The heaviest IN the
balance Of telriOntion 10 his soulj) his wishes and
views are Snowli from the Sectel Seymour cottes.
Pondence, and from The actual waf These ate
the wishes aud views which Tue new Emperor
swents 10 accomplish.
And England deans Of peace.