Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-26

SIr.rM9rse. / .meeN; him to4night tor, the,
first time, and congratulate, tat last, our
lpeopIe at having a liveeC eConsnlto represent
Ithemo in iLondoni EGheers.l Rehaye had
/. .Eeuongh 5ofldead men, God iknoSrs- Ap77
4 pIause.l His Union sentiments are re-
Il itfreshingyT Now Yelssball9 have mo 'rnore
\ Itreasol-hatcbIng in 1.-The American c0nsul-
4 atss Z of EnglRnd.o.E1is predeeesso Fs5s
j bpying mnskets all the time--so was it az
.iLiSerpool, and so, was It with the Paris Em-
bassy-the fagWas outraged, the oonsnls
2 andlthe ministers are guilty of high -trea-.
lson, and should suffer the doom Of traitors
sIsigNo man dared toaspeak zont0 until the
d Russian lsAmbassador aFEiVedsa L IN
4 dnrs= every WORD Of Gassius M. Clay
and lavish iRll onr,s representatives Were
equally -uRtioRaH 9IllsaY it1Meleowe oar
Il nsw Qbnsnl, and give him cordial shake
4 Of the baud over his brayes bold words for
q the land l. love; and iyon, too. my eio-'
4 qnent friend from Georgia. 7HhOses nams
shall not go into the papers,. ttor, ! F99Ia
lnQt have your, chi ldfen Yhoi remain "a the
State suffer for yohr love of the Uhion2
you, too, We Welcome for your honest dss
lfenee DC the nation? You 9hAvel astd9tahsi
Il ed many Prssentcb cby your graphic. deseEi9-
\ ltion,of affairs At the, South. knew II
must be SO; knew that the Southern
{ Iconntry was full Of Union men, and Will
isprine around the 4 flag the moment our,
Il forces land iipnS Sdvaanah,T [Cheersl SCI
leessipn in YpuF part of the GppntEy ~
fashiOnablei no wonder the thir Southern
lIadies are euraged, for ali their cFtu0fIne7
jIwas susedonb long ago. g aud they do not
make it in the sSputlh ss[ Laughter Hoy
can they be out of fashion2 They. beliey-
ed that Mrs. Davis would hold ieyees In
i1Rashing ton; they believed that Mr. Walkaf
st would raise the traitors Gag on. theeApz
fit0lubpt when tthe trpth breaks IPon thepE 4
what a sensation 1f shame. awaits themi
4 for it must be a terrible thing to realize
ithat they have been the wives aud daugb!
tiers andlsisters that havemader SO many
battlefelds. .aiItlooks to me, am sorry TO
y say, as though the rebellion was nearly
i,dead--the war nearly yover. loh] want
!. il, to last another year. oh; and mol
want Europe and England to. knog,
us better and another years var
Twill best gg explain our strength. i
\ have q policy of amy oyp.I Away with
free trade these distracted days. LetEng-
! land have her own laws and let America
have hers. You may not agree with me.
few people do-= (laughterJ J.-.butineverthe-
less have opinions. and will EXPRESS
ithem, eyen if the distinguished, arehangel
who got ppt out of Court on a memorable
J occasion had his carriage Rt the door
4 l(Cheers and laughtet.j gHereais tay plat
form; ake!JApan and China for N model;
that, is, live "A few years by ourselves;
t(cheers il clap an export duty on our cot
4 ton and tobacco, and double the Morrill,
y tariff! gtOh,s and no, noll otDestroyl the
port of chaTlestopr7mase o. SebastoP9l. Ct
its forts aud block up its Shappel, and give
Beaufort and Sayaauah, all its commerce..
iPartition the State aud inkblot her name:
I ont Of the map fHeAt] Bald the PA,
i eific failroad and establ ish'a line Of sRift
steamers between San Francisco aud Chi.
ua. Make New York the stock market'of
the world. Establish military sEh6olsj
thaye decent army-it looks respectable
when you want a review fLlughteE.l
Augment the navy, and give Spain d ham
7 mering for her itnpddence In ilandihgin
ST DomingoA tHsar:) Wait till shegels'
into Mexico, under the gpaFantee Of FFanGs
and England, and gets the military roads
built !; then let the Northern aud Sodthsth
army close up aud take Gnba as a dePeidsl
ency, and carry ont The Monroe doctrine.
(Hear, hear.l We want more robulid7
tLanghter,) We are getting cramped and
crowded, and we must have an pptiet- tor
the rush Of emigrRnts That viii ppnr into
the country when we declare peace Rut.
II 4 discriminating duty ou,,i shutting out
English goods if England continues t9.
side with the rebels. 4W ~ s,i'g
y Don't get alarmed, gentlemen, you know
siEis all fun loud dJapghter,] Youkho%
you call me ieeeeatFie, and i must keeplup
\ the illusion. Hear, hsarn and latIGlteE,ls
2 EngIapd jhRs slept nlthe rpiddler0f the bed
longi eaoughl IIoudz z5apghter.1 The
times are changing. The speck ON tthei
horizon is. already bigger than an OK cart.
[I.Augbter. The fires of free opinions
: hays been sm0ulderjng lin Earope for
nearly fTteen yeATs.i Poor R0land is I'M
: sackcloth. and ashesIi Hungary sleeps
5,Nwakipgly, and Wilashortiy spring upon
the eaemyls camp when CaPrera's chief
will land in Venice France groans I'M
der diAprdered commerce, andIa diseased
finance 40 Europe has4epough to look after
without troubling herself with America
Let America lock her gates for awhile
GconOmiZe-buy no foreign fabrics-lite
within heFseIf-mHnuflctu her own cot
/. ton, and. take the, profits We have so long
given to England. Our, strength is shown
, BY this contest. Six hours OF such rehel;
lion would have changed d dinasty in
q France; six days In Austria, or Persia, or
Spaiu. Six, weeks without la Ministry
would capsize, the English Constitution
! but after six months OF preparation Annex
(. ica begins 70 slo5g her Strength -.
1t was a clever move of the President in
iithis great national game of chess, 70 give
pnp Fort Snmteh-stlways- gtsesa castle to-
/. checkmnte ypuriiopP 1tHear, heaFtli
i This Cabinet have done u0biyi Seward up
4 held our foreign relations! and proved him
self the man. we knew he wal. .s9 So has
hahasG; and fWellsy with his iiVe Auudredc
5, ,shipaio of war armed To- the teeth; aud
!. 0amerbuTtooi Riti5 bis half u gmiiltod Of
lighting meW III Hear and eheers5l aeIa
1 d0n,thelieVe the reports OF corruption tlas
the departments; they are circulated by
'Hrehel spies addiensmIes of tue country !, I.
have faithifub Seward Ands Cameron, aud,
.tiWRlIs, and Chase; aud know the President
as an honest mah. 3 CBoad eheess.J Like
the strong MEASURE OF the Administration
In times like tkese,s one Feannot do things
toe tiEtlly. glA..s ssst3 and. aPoIogise aftsr.