Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-27

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choose to RAISE Ms standard Of dirunion, and
e,.dsdpor TO prostrats he Government Hid
sir, aDhe,s that Is done, 50 long a. II pleases
God to give me a voice to ezpyess my st,aa-
.laents, or an arm, tredk and enfee6led az W
may Be By age, ttat poies and that orusi0ii!
be on The ride efny country, for The support
of Lhe general authority, and for the mantle
nance ofths Posvers ofthe UnioH.-t Speech
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
THE great expectation of tho people Of
the South, as II stands chronieied from day
to day inthe journals, and the. fact of It's
disappointmeut, cannot fail to form a
marked feature in the after history Of these
times. Though the insurgents have won
successes, none of them have advanced
their cause step forward; and hence their
leaders have not laid for the entertainment
oftheir followers single one Of the SPLEEN
did dishes which they enumerated in their
bfll of fare, but, on the contrary, rebellion
has lost, and is losing ground, and valua-
BILE ground, too. In Virginia it is narrow.
ing It's area. Gen. Dix, sending before
him proclamation embodying in ndmira-
BILE terms the Union cause, has just oceu-
pied Aocomac, and is moving on Northamp-
ton county, Va, the insurgents laying down
their arms; Gen. Rosecrans protects the
people of Western Virginia from rebel sub
jngation; Eastern Tennessee 4 the theatre
81 moss 4, Portani : ready for
the Union Gauss aud the aaae may be said
Of pasts II SoFtti easolinA; Missouri and
Reataeky are Tor the Union their votes
and viii soon be cleared of subjugating
bands of rebels, while an expedition is
nearly ready TO move down the Mississippi,
Tho Union flag proudly waves at Fortress
Monroe; over the Hatteras region
OF North C6roliua; the Island Of Port
Royal, of South Carolinai at Fort Piekens
and the other forts Of Florida at Ship
Island, in Mississippi, while the Baiize, in
Louisiana, and portions of Texas, can be
occupied at any time. New expeditions
viii soon, without fail, close other ports,
OF, rather, open them to new career of
prosperity So that, in few Neeks, the
Union Flag will float in all the seeded
States, while there is not, nor can there
be, single rebel soldier, except as Pris-
oner of war, in single Northern State.
This recital Is not made for the pnr-
pose Of undertaking Confederate power,
but to show how far from realization are
,its expeetations- y5sls514
AT4hSpesis being generally drawn to
eperations!on the Mississippi with refer
.ence to an important expedition down that
thoroughfare, which now seems to be rap
idly. app reaching readiness for departure.
The Chicago Journal says of II: with
ont pretending to have any definite kuowi-
edge as to the future plans of the cam-
.patEu in the West and Southwest. but
Judging from facts aud indications, we
think weeap safely state THAT very ex-
,tensiye expedition ia preparing TO sweep
down ths Mississippi. This Is the object
of recalling the troops Of Gen. Fremout's
latsss 10 ST Louis, and tl,ts isa lie OBJ
ljscts Of the gaa6oass that are ball ding and
$ .ass nearly rssdy at st. ronis and Mound
CITY, aaaof the heavy guns and ammuni-
ton thatksyc already reached and are
cont pually arriving At st. Louis and
CARD This Is aisost the object of now
5harr3,Dg 5nr illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
,Mihnea ota regiments 10 Louisville aud st.
LoaIs. md Of the arrival at Cairo Of 500
marines ftSn the Potomac, for the new gun
boats-melssho have, been Ipracticing at
guns for the last three months. These
facts aad indieations, As our readers can
,iudee, must be desiga61 for ansimpofthnt
river expedition that 4ilrsoonI bemGde.-l
! We say sOon, fol. the reason that winter is
at hand, when the river wiII be frozen
over, and the expedition must start before
the ice distractions set in. -
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- fir New York Correspondent Of the f3os.
ton commsretat Bslistis says "ths want sx.i
pendItarea.of tho eovefnmsnt hays given
an impetus to bntlnsss, the resnltS Of
(which are plainly Visible ID The busy
esowda which thrcng our Streets and Ia
the tusl Of carts aud wagons, The pilss Of
bUxel; bales and packages Of goods which
eumbsr the allowable u the buaIness por.
ttoha OF lha city, Whit remind one OF days
mud laeenOs Of foem6f lfaeR 49,
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