Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17
FROM GRAFTON.
Especial Correspondents d the Intolligoncor.1


GRAFToS, Saturday, June 10.
Messengers arrived here last night from
Phillippi, report that the Union people are
hOcktng in large numbers into that place,
from the adjacent county of Randolph
The secession cavalry are carrying on
high, pressing men and horses into the
Confederate State service. Grimes have
been committed on the Union people at
which the heart sickens. Gen. Norris will
protect the Unionists at Inll hazards.-
A force of LOO Ohioans left Phillippi
yesterday, for UPsher county, where the
cut-throatS have been doing things pretty
much as they pleased. Last night was a
busy one here. A large force left in the
direction of Webster. Their destination
is supposed TO be Buchanan. Stirring
events will come off in few days.
The time has arrived when Intelligent
secessionists (if there be any such) should
be treated as rebels, or given to understand
that they will be, if they don't behave
themselves as the Union men do. In many
places they have acted differently, and are
in league with those that are in arms
against the Government. This must be
put n stop to. Let those who have had
the ill-luck to Re disunionists up to this,
take heed before it is too late. Let them
take hold while there is yet time, and help
Il uS " GSIhullSu ILC OF the l1eu-
erNl Government, at least in these parts,
for as certain rs there is Supreme Ruler,
every Union man in Western Virginia will
have to be wiped out, the United States
troops defeated everywhere, aud the wealth
of the loyal States and people exhausted
before rattlesnake banner can float, or
JeH Davis authority be acknowledged, in
any county this side of the Alleghenies.-
Keep an eye on some of the Wheeling Da-
visites and see that they harm not them
selves nor US.
The reported destruction of all the
important Railroad bridges east of Cnm-
berland to the Ferry is confirmed. Our
Virginia boys are in fine spirits. 1t is
feared that Gen. Morris has concluded to
keep them on bridge and other guard du-
ties along the D. & o. Railroad. This is
the best Gen. II. can do; and why? he
cause they have no tents. Are the people
OF Western Virgins prepared TO have their
gallant fellows treated in this way? The
Virginians are entitled to the post of hon
or, and are most anxious to occupy it ;
but for want of tents and such like
they have to stand still and see their CO.
laborers from Ohio and Indiana carry of
the laurels that of right belong to them
Shame, shame on the people of Wheeling
and also Of the Panhandle counties Il
the lstregiment of Vlrgtnia volunteers have
to do more police duties at Fairmont auC
other points on this road, while the soldie,
~ from the States West Of the Ohio. nrs
covering themselves With glory. Blu
enough of this. see ny yesterdays pa,
per, that the Washington Guards max,
complaint against our Quartermaster, 1. NJ
Pumphrcy. Asst is part of your cores
Pondenfs business to enquire aud see how
} our boys are being treated, called on tn,
Quartermaster to know what truth Their
was In the charges, and found that tn
: Washington Guards had actually receive,
rattOns up to the 18th day after tue neetinl
took place. 1t may be that Nj. p, afte
his arrival in Grafton, was unable to do d
that should be done for u day or SO, bu
certain 1t Is, thai since that time, b
: has done we'll, and the opinion is yer
> general among cur regiment, that All thS
could be doue, has been done, and tina
! Capt. P. aud his assistant are active, Indus
tFioHs and accommodating. WIN drop yo
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