Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-29

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ut is somewhat curious, and offers food
for fefection, to examine ,iIto'the manner
lin which the various counties Of the pro-
| poSed Stats of Kanawha have responded
to the calls of duty aud Of Patriotism, ia
/ Ginning up TO the aid Of the General Cow
ernment ID its ldetermination to maintain
the Constitution, etfoFce the laws and
preserve th6 Union Of the Statesi or, lin
other words, to peFpetda the Government
| handed down to us by Dur fathers, dnd
trTnsmit it 1uhimpaired to our children that
dreHt0 come after us5 In addition to the
\ reasons which hayeiihspifed the psople Of
the other loyal States to respond so hobly
I'd, the call which their country's cause has
made upon them, we have had motive sof
d more p6rsonHl character, pressingsua 20
come dpt6 theGfsthhrg9 N this dnty!' We
have been Invaded, our homes lnlye been
thteatened, all our rights and interests have
been meneced, and the alternative hasbeen
ire "a To Us; t6 arise al4 lult ourselves
Hike men, in Pdefeueey OF out liberties aud
lout rights, or ineanIy suBmiI50lg reduced
to a state OF servitutie. ea sdT 'z
Bat tlhe yebusideratiou has relieved us
lfr6tf IA q limp etatfye foree of tlIeU above
'eh0ict, Aid flint his been ths lkladly ind
timely aid afforded u us by the general
iGovefnmeat through the patf1otiai bons of
| our sister States. who so noblS Volunteer
| ed to come to our aSsistahct,, Pin that dark,
land trying hour through which I'VE have
ESeeu called TO ridss Bat TO have idly t6id-
ed our arms in Indifference! relying entire
lly upon this aid, would have lbeen the
choice of the latter bfanshTofi the' alterna-
tive. Much hhs been said by army cores
| lpondents from other s5tatess Sn- disparsge-
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this has been Said without having made
that Investigation of the facts of the case.
which u spirit Of cand5F would hHee de-
! mnutedi sGu sis15I siI iH 11itf gHf
Tho Truth Is, tbatas aRhole the Stateioi
Kanawha has not, as yet, done Gllthnt dn7
ty aud patriotism require At her hands, Y
That several counties have donetnothAi
/ ing, hs yet; whilst others in proportion to
i their loyal 'p0p1lRtion, have not be9n ex-
licGIled by like numbers 9fu any portion
Of the loyal States. in their voIIn-
tary offering Of services todihei Goveru-
ment. But our object atptesent is more
lpartic1latly TO draw comparison between
Il few of tho counties, as aqpraetieal way
tof stirring up those thar are laggisgs be-
hind to a discharge Of their'd duty! Andiwe
Twin first consider what has beer' done Dc .es by
1.-The county Of Ehrfison. " Is tit thatWe
this county that first set tue UaiF fl6falty
to the Union in motion in Western Virgin
in. II vas tbs people OF Harrison that
frst1called to their loyal fellow-citiz izens o.
the other countiesstO rally in defense oi
their liberties and their rights. 1t WAS at
the call of Hjsrtise that the first conyeni
tion was assembled to solve the, then dith
cult problem ofionE exact political eOndi-
tion, and which so wisely and truly deter
mined it to be that of political aisoFgani.
zation, and TINT so Ptopriately2 applied
the remedy. Old Harrison, by this aGt, Sc
cured for hersetf. an enSiabie place in his
tory, should Hhs pqtrtritteF itSagay, as shSS
now emslikelyita doniSy ber ipactivitij
aud iWautof duty ;wheDl she il, cal led on Y
! laid in nliptaining the noble Posttior
A (which she then took, by corresponding ApS.
d propriate acts by sending forth her SOM
} Ito, heara part in the noble work ~ theiF
j jlcouptry;s deliyerapce,. + ~ 5s,g=s.o5,.
II will be found, upon n careful and Ac-
cnrate scrutiny, Ihat HarFisonI with a ma
! ljority at the polls Of over, one thousand
has as yet, furnished but about one hun.
idfed aud twenty five Volunteers to the Fed.
efal army; whilst Richie, with q Uniot
! majority ofthree hundred and seventy.
A six, has furnished about three HUNDRED,
This comparison ought to mantle tht
check of old Harrison with shame, and il
4 ehonsh 10 lead oneIto the conclusion tha
the, life and soul Of loyalty 10 Harrison
took its departure on the day that John 8
A Cariile left her for the city of Wheeling
4 and that to him properly belongs the place
! lin history, wbichithe sons Of Harrison col.
4 llectively had II in. their power 70 have Sc
cured. Harrison will probably aspire tc
4 have, her county towui made the seat q
government for the new State Of kanaWha
but We would suggest o'the metnbers o
4 the Convention, who will COURSE allebt
loyal and true men, that they should otfe'
mn snch nremium OF dilatoriness and wan
4 of patriotism; but that, on the contrary
/ lithey should confer this mark ofhonor up
ON that county which has Excelsior writ.
] ten, ,acrosa ii. hy the noble patriotism of it
sons. ms s,,..,s,i s.. ina lo..,,on N,