Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-16

THERH is going TO be ablood. hair and
the ground tore up" in the ranks of the
s'unwashed' in these parts before long
Witness 8ueraner German Editor'sl card
TO-DAY. He expresses his profound con-
temptfor the Union people and their Breck-
inridge organship.
The Union is going on making enemies
out of the Douglas men and putting re-
Cancellation further and further out of the
question every day. There is no possible
chance for reunion in this city, no odds
what the Staunton and Charlottesville
| Conventions do to-day. Not the least
Woodrow. prominent leader in the Dou-
glas movement, is told that he is :sdis-
appointed office seeker" and TINT be is in
addition "a chronic complaint Com
plaintis emphasized by the Union, aud no
doubt it is understood up there what such
an expression means. Down here VIC can
see no sense in it whatever. We perceive
that the adjective Summer was intended
to intervene before complaint. and that
our friend, Woodrow, was intended to
be held up to the risibilities of this com
mnnity as an iucarnate summer complaint
If this was what is meant land nothing
/ but billetdoux sent by body's next
| friend can determine that poinI,) coffee
and pistols ought naturally to follow, and
we mistake our men if human gore does
! not come of this before twelve o'clock, me-
!: ridiap, this day.
| Lawson is told that he is 'snovitiate, -
I ~ perfect neophyte in the Democratic
ranks. That he was weighed in the bal
ances as mail agent, and ''turned out by
! the present Administration" Lawson
F.. keeps his head well shaved, as we OBJ
/ served at the Athennnm the other night,
and he will probably be able to keep cool
under this observation. If hta cigar is
still lit, his nerves will be still more com-
posed. He may, however, feel himself
compelled to prefer charge of libel, and
lay his damages, through a half dozen
counts, at a large figure.
DR.. Cracraft is told that she was Post
Master of this city, aud lost his Office
under this Administration" lamentable
fact that the Doctor regrets far more
than the Union does. In addition to
these victims, VIM. Klinkler, James Hamp-
ton, Mayor Wilson and George Forbes are
touched up aud alluded to with more OF
less vim. We are told that ''thut fork OF
the Douglas branch" (the Douglas fork
has forked) which has the happiness to
embrace all these lights, very natura lily
falls into the policy of rule or ruin"
And now listen what is said to these
"ltghts:"
1t is now plain that you intend, if you
can to overthrow the Democratic party O
Virginia by "hoIy alliance" between
Douglas men, Bell men and Lincoln mer
g. voting seperate electoral tickets, or sin
gle ticket, as may be found in particular
localities most damaging to the Democra
cy. You repel all offers of compromise
made or to be made by the Democratic par
ty of the state. You demand war to tn,
knife! You shall have it, if it become
necessary. We shall wait few day
longer to ascertain whether the Dou
glns men generally in this State ar,
of your mind. We have tried t.
have peace with you and them But thu
invincible Democracy of Virginia ia strong
enough to Offer compromise, .pEi5bqptuf.;s
No coalition with Know Nothings anC
Black Republicans can survive the frs
shock of the contending forces in Virginia
You have made your choice Hencefortl
you choose to be treated as enemies of til,
virginia Democracy. But we do do no
believe that many of the Douglas men ii
the State will follow your example. The
choice, however, is with them. The Dem
ocr"tic party of Virginia is "equal tc
either fortune"
Now there's harmony for you. There.
nice opening for reconciliation. Wont
these poor Douglas men thnthavc no HON.
any more, be likely to come in and lounge
around the kitchen and sheds and out.
buildings of the Breckenridge high fed
"ristocratic disunionists and beg some cold
victuals?
We shall SEQ shortly?