Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-26
GREATEsT sPREOH of the WAR


GREATEST SPEECH of the War
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r. 6lisa IProni tie 'L6ndS6 Ansfisah.I ~ =
The reHectinE men Bk Epk kla+A are con-.
icgntFatiug theft thong ghts on tht a merican
Iquestion; all classss diPcuss 1t, and il Is the
| general theme Of Conversation wherever
men gather togetheF.b Each ne vs. paper has
its leaders, Nntl each m II ber. b e orliaW ent
has his.Hing at the aBub6Ie bursting Repub-
Lie Of thew egt.n Atadihhet givehb By Henry
Wood, ESD, the large anchor and chain
manufactnrer,of Birkenhead, at the West
minister Palace, Hotel, this all absorRipg
subject the American question, was the
feature Of the eentertdinment. Our Consul,
Mr.. Morse, made most 1eloddent speech,
Mr.. Bell, the builder of the Warrior, Mr.,
Gladstone, and n distinguished gentleman
from Georgia, who recently teft that State
for his Union sentiments; and several other
gentlemen Joined in The spipate9 debate be-
tween the English, the Scotch and the
| Americans. Mr.. George Francis TEath,,
whose strong Union sentiments have SO of
I ten been recorded IN these columns, ,-creA-1
Iitedis exeitement' by his attack On Eng
lands hnmatly course in this uugodly re-
bellion, aud some, of his istrictures.iwete
/ emphaGcally denied BY some of1the gentle
bmen gpresent--the chairman especial
fYho, asserted that be knew there WAS the
lpost friendly feeling in this countEy toward
\ America r ftss. sbii die7f. laIs, ~
T. Some extracts from Air. Trains speech
Twill, show the warmth of this debate: 80
Mr.. ChairmRn-77Yo on are an old friend of
mine, and knowing me soiwellf 1 am SUR.
prised TINT you call me up on street rail-
/ ways when the American iquestion Is be-
I fore the people. Heard i admit that !
am gooltpr ~ speech % this orlapy other
topic, but might u intend TO sink the,
| shop and talk the Senate ehamber-snt-
1 fce ii to know that my success is completsi
i Hear, and ;cheersij Ihpyerunthe gaunt2
ilet, with all kinds of weapons aimed at
ime, but have passed tha Manassas Gap Of
English conserR0tiSm,-ln introduced a
carriage for the people cheers with
colors flying aud! Iot of money, still tn,the
treasury Il Hear, b AND. laugbterl But no
more OF thsti let me talk on America. I
thank you, Air, Woo and yon, gentlemen,
for yonr Kind wishes for peace, bntiwei
want no peace. You. say England is with
us, I'know shei IS AgRins ips,s aud has been
/ fromfth first. mo, no. say yes, yes
and the question now Isl how mich
plain talking eau you stand from a man
who loves his wife, his children and his
i God, but who. loves his country more than
EallETlond cheers1-for a man without a.
country Is unworthy. OF wife and children,
/ and poor God forseken devil, be had better
Idle; and this, gentlemen, is what England
has Recommended. No. G@t z
K : 5EnG land . ne trdlity 9hAs 'hlteady cost.
Eve Thousand lives. She has made great
4 mistake, and three months hence ssheI will
acknowledge it, Will you let me speak
my mind7 EYes,1 Nowp beg ofJyoua
sgentlemen, not get excited when Ittelli
you a few. startling facts to prove how
unwfse, how ungeneroust how dangerous
has been EnglaidB so. called neutrality on
The American question. tt,sa ls9o
Engloud,s sympaih hiss are withs and have
been With Ale South, not out OF hAte to the
North, but beeauseeshe wished TO see us
break in two. mol Whsna man isvery
ill II TO Say the least Of it, bad taste to
Ego and order all your mourning, for per-
haps he may get vel again, and howssdr-
prfsed he would Tbe TO see the notices of
his death whichWeteprepared. Bnglands
| neutrality consists Id standing on the plat
torn aud cheering the rebels on. Read
the secession organs Of the country. Se-
/ cession organs, did say2 There are no
others save the Daily Nept, the Star, the
Liverpool Post, and two or three other
iournals-ihs rest sll have asgs flying and
cannons booming to stimulate treason on
to murder. The press leads the way
The Cabinet wbnld declare war at once II
it dared and = am not snte- but what the
Mexican Intervention 'iH war in disguise.