Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-29


RE-O-rTrosAET STHPToss- Thor5sgA Rsase-
dies Del4Ade5.-II4s article which ue publish
in tbs uso-uing's paper. from The PhIiadeIPhia
Lsdgsr, has dark and IIi-boding eomPis4ion
about It 1t calls up the reusernbranees Of the
bloody '.9s" era Of the French Jaeobins, who,
when the bordes Of the faubouTgs Of Paris De-
lnAnded bread for their starving wives and their
little ones, we're pointed by such demagOsues as
RobeSpieTre and St Just, to the palaces Of the
nobility and gentry. There, they we're told vas
bread enough and to spare, and to the houses Of
the MOBILES and the gentry went the ravenous
crowds, laying waste the elegant homes and
cultivated grounds Of the wealthy citizens Of
France.
But that was over in France, in densely poPu-
lated, sensual, atheistic France. What else
could have been expected But here in our ex-
tended America, with scarcely family to the
square mile, the poor Are beginning to cry for
work. for bread. and to summon up the CORY,
Ehastly head Of ciTil revolution as their leader.
Isit not strange to hear such language in
new WORLD Is there not some great screw
loose In our financial system, when the work
ingnen Of = whole continent can be made so
suddenly and bitterly to feel the Pzugs Of hun
ger and Of cold. Verify there must be II such
things come Uithou; cause, other than natural
eause. IN this year 1857, what may we expect
At the opening Of the goth century, or fifty
years further on. when every foot Of land al
most VIII be occupied In less than s1x thousand
yearH. deEpite the food fifteen hundred years
aAer tie 4beginsing- despite the haThaTocs
Van d Cbs eden tiEss. and the Devastating
rsssIsoees a rsiH lzisF days, and the millions
us.o haTs faTsu victims. Alnoss Ei;bia living
rr.no-T. % he aaa1o45 aad nHr5erous iaEsn-
tisas q 1ns- dssp5ts I'll ibezs unnatural agen-
g. fEiOSfaE kn.d Il hand Eith tAe natural
80 a1pssaaa,d S,rnereEs e DAT. ihe poPalssi9a
a es,s sarih has fre1 tHs iD5iTid'lzis ineTrzsel
ao0EE snOusAxY K-L1aszG u sseh uas he ~
.r..ss Sre.a saeh t.ss-j bezzaainz- Ehst. eaasny
80 ~ wi " De f.-ze4zs = fiees o.s tilOa-
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Es opzafoa-svslisZ higAeE, ue eza 80 ehei
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r8OaetIIy gyBtezD- As he aFP~a;-ne=s hos In
dlaate, II Is quits likely sat The fuost ftringen
rssasues viii bs sdoptsi BY ibs different Iegis
lstur.s q each STATE, meeting tais winter, I
prrSeat de reeuETenoe Of sneh sesnes as thi
RTsat crushing pressure Is every day revealing
NE peopis viii demand remedy. which aha
L. 10 bag bo.I-sonething hat uin Be = FL
.sa eSulpiets l.uar1nty Of the sOundneSs Of d
money fnstitutions Chartered in future. SeaH
Al ths Banks Of the eoantry have forfeited the;
charters and must nov, in tleirre-ehaTters, snt
6ittOjuAvhatpriEiIsges thelsgisIstures ehOOe