Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-29

Puuldt know QUIZ Foun strength, or
organise in our oWu defence
| while that danger was upon as We lSLered
daily to secure armed organization, irre-
lspertive If law oriawauthorities. Through
the combined efforts Of the good aud true
Union men of the city that organization
was effected, and We we're soon in a post
lion to bid defiance TO our enemies. Since
then not less signal virtary u the polls
has been achieved over them, and that has
secured all that any true Union man ever
wanted. All that We wanted from our
enemies Was, to use their mn0h abusel-
words ..our rights /" And We have now got
them. Let them have thrirs-tlis identi-
cal amount that We have cIsimsd for our
selves. Anything short OF this is tyranny,
anil must enl either in anarchy ordespot-
IAN.
PRoGREss OF THE SOLDIERS.
with Notes aud Incidents by she
[From Our own correspoudeut.l
The passage of tue trOOps who LEFT the
depot Monday morntug has been
one continued ovation rs far as
they have gone. We went down GA.
the train enrryigg the Iropps from Camp
Carlile, the OHIO regiment coming SOM
after. Those who witnessed the parting
scenes At the depot will not=souu forget
them. Some q them were very touching.
Mothers were searching fortheir sons, sis
tiers for their brothers, wives for their hus.
6auds, sweetheqrtstar their lovers, to say,
the last farewell l,eiore thcy.. we're all hnr-
ried away TO conflict anil danger. Tie
fearful eyes and llen,ing bosoms testified
to the deep soltcitude felt for The brave
lads who were gatug away 10 eight, AMI ii
might=be 10 fill Ia detencetof their conn.
try's aag. but patrlotism overrole grief,
aud the spirit DC the Spartan motler,who
i6ade her son return with=llis shieldoroa It
was visible everywhere. Not one of those
sad hearts swould have recalled soldier.
though they knew the path Of duty to
which their country had called them was
the path. ofspettl. Al Benwood one moth
er, who had come ont to exchange the
iiparting word Iwt1h5a son, said, with tears
standing in her eyes, AS tho train rolled
4 away Go; you leave sore hearts behind
yOn, 6nta will he well when you return
Aud a gr'y haired sire, at the same place.
hobhling on y cane, shouted after the trait
as it moved away: ST have three son.
witt, yon now, AMI I wish fcouliI go my.
SELF Such was the spirit manifested isv.
erywhere, apl "A cerrrspnniing feeling pei.
vaded the hearts Of the men.
All the way ont through Nlarsh1liith,
utmost enthusiasm was awakened hy tilt
riAppe9r.nce of the sOllters.t They had mi
known them to he coming. but they OWNED
ht.0uce their mission, and the nnst 4 WIN
exritslpent WA aeyerSwilert eShibitei.-
Owing To the alarming reports Of thu
night hefote. rrmors that SVItRerhi troop,
were approaching, we found crowds ii
every stopping place, WIN ,tlierrrd Sthl
4 trains ~: ul"ypassei with. wi II veIi emeEce
At Gen 8 istnp we found n company, a
% orl30 riRrmeH, and further on nasss,
another company nf them. numbering ner
hans 40, all marching toWinis CHmEr1n
which they hIl heard WIS tbshe AttackeT
AMI hnrqt by State troops. A Cameri,r
we.tnund crowd Hs4etnilled of some 800
-lperhaps.5 WIN Insisted on staining OUT Il
Il peltinK rain and cheering the soldier,
y nearly. all the time they were there. TN
[ report OF the advance OF Snutliefn tFoon,
had been eseived the night before, aud I
Hundred rifltmen had heen under arms
guNrdtnG the town all night a1illNt thi.
time men with rides IN their SHOULDER;
& were coming in from all directions worl
having been sent ont the night before. 4
re',ilV lookei iast like what We read of 4.
having taken place In theda Of l7B;Whsf
, linen LETT thesplpw standing in7Ihe fUrrov
dropped the uptifted hammer, and rashet
). to the defence of their connlEy AtseEPrI
station iRnd 5eTery house e6pl b greeted TIL
soldiers With cheering aud the:WRvinR o
llata and andkpFc6itfS, and the W0meI
and, giEtS when they had no hsnik erebiet!
IT aEe6 3hstE hannets NndapTaus. The Hief
returned all the GSiutattous enjoying ia,
demo1atFRt Ion tmmenSelSs At one tionsl
g ~ &ha 10 an oil lad y who SCENE
exotic % 81 Z ~ III Iteh N 81 sfe
hand ktll itheit tlnS VI &c eht4 if,fSs Shf
2 then glT9 Heut N her oSerIIr
nv Vie ldtug % h fl5Oi nf ztpaFs s. IA, s
the exRberAnt ibr with which t6 S s, rs
alarmed ihut the hour bs.iite ~ sTi,iiis ind,
q aPpEeh tension Welcomed the 1ppea rance q
ihttr deIendtrs
& QntS rains reached AiSnnington. a littI
atler n01ns and the appearfhee Of ID
5 troops there. - every where else. t66k IN,
people comPl etsiy by surprise Thtys liat
II heartfs eTeE, that frlin VAS comm
ron f1e " estssa and Rs tsjs WAS an 4
81 hnrnin iut Ithe3 bridges d con
S dess. crowd NJ tlit den0t Waiting
Asstnes tr',ius rhll displaced III
fis9n b and With that and Is
PNEnt.S ngsl6