Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-24

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In EE5Eass'A sisr tss r3o.zhE eJe-
Hhe PositIon Of Leading msn In the
- Last C0mPaign and their Position
50W-Robert J. yEnlker's speech.
ne s5oaid like 70 ask ssveeaI seasIs-
nsn, nnong them Ar chal. Is. Rasssr,
uhetbsr tssir uttsraaees and expectation.
dasiDg the Presidential en1paiga an %.
nor -ery much aissppoinseI in the seese
Wbirh presents itseIF to the country ia TIE
yOrtheru States. We should ike to ask
Mr Ruspci! USas BE ibisks u Beniarain F.
Butler, the geatlenan xho =ecedsd With
him from the resuIar Democratic conx-u-
tion IN Baltimore, sne Who. al the bead o:
oss Of the Massachusetts resiaesls, gal
IaHsly forced bis Way. on Sunday last,
through NnTyIaod TO Annapolis Junction
What does be think Of Daniel 5. Diekiu-
sons speech IN SeW York, the msu who
vas voted for. for President, 10 the Secs-
dersCoaVrntiop, at BaItimOrt7 What does
he think of Janles I. BraIJ's letter. who
vas de Breekinridke candidate for Cos
ernor Of New York What does be think
Of john Coehrane'l speech? What Of E1-
PTtsidens Pieree's speech? What Of Per.
nando Woods speech of Jno. A. Dix's
speerh7 Ard What does be think Of such
BreekiaridGe men ns a. 7. Stewart, in
NsV York, giTiaz small Subscription Of
tOu Jhousand dollars apiece 70 support
t6s families Of those gone % the war.
Dir. Russell sad his coadjatOts 10 the
late eampaigu were accustomed &c sup
pose thFy could array a united South
against divided North. What = mistake
they made. That Was one Of the fatal
prescriptions that have brought the conu-
ny 10 tie place 1t now occupies.
These men whose names sc have men.
toned we're supporters Of Dreckinridge;
bat rbey did NOT understand their man, nor
the game that was played upon them
They we're lead 10 believe that the seees
bionittB we're sincere when lhey said they
Nero Union men. We heard Yaneey him
self asseverate in solemn terms, before
th.m AZ Baltimore, that the imputatiou
Whtch had been east upon him as dis
uutOaist Was calumny. These men
although justly slow 10 believe him, be-
ueTed that the others who had bteaiRs.ru.
mental in breaking up the regular Con.
vention, were Union meu. Hat in this
they noW end they were bitterly naislaEtn
And now they see their error.
Like patriotic men they are rushing 10
the support Of the GorerDmsnt aud Into
eOnairt With the designing men who, I'M.
der ppeciOuS guiles and professions. had
masked their treason aad their. treachrry.
Whst muIt be the feelings Of the eonstit-
ueneies Of these men whom We have
named, when their words and their act,
TEEN al they do With burniag zeal and
Patrio;ism7 Read the speech Of Robert
J. Walker, for initanee, 10 New Yosk on
Saturday last:
This Is the very question we are now to
sOlve-hAEe We 3 government, and has it
power TO maintRin rs exisleneeg This
question i nut for the lfFss time preseated
10 the consideration Of the American peo-
pie. Il arose IL 1881, when South Caro-.
I89Az aetA0eo ApeEeNenDel laws Of the Cuto /
and pa&sed her secession ordinance. In
THAI COnleat / t,ok very active mari
against the doctrine Of qualification and
secession, and upon that question, amer a
1Irn8Gls ot three years, was elected nv
4isstHsiPPt ~ senator At the United
States A contest 50 prolonged au,i TiO-
lent had neTer before bern Witnessed ID
this eOSntty. Il WAS fought BIZ me In en-
cry county % the State dnder the banner
Of the Union The Sentiments contained
In the many speeGhsa thea made by me
and then Pa6liSded, are the opinions
now entertain. They are ali fUr the Ped,
eral Union and aGaiusl secession, and they
are now the opinionS Of thousands Of Uuior
men OF the South and OF 8IissiSsinni.
APplause. These opinions arR nnehang.
Sd, aud deeply IS deplore our preset
oituNtion, e issmy5 profound coGTlelior
thai &ha welfare security, and prosperity
OF the South can OnIyi 6o restored 6y tht
re-eStG6lishmeRt % the Uni0a. zee. Il
the permanent 0SeTthfoR Of the Gpion
The utter TuiR oFsthe South; aud the CON.
PIete PrOstEation of all their iaeerests
have devoted my lite to The maintenance
Of all their constitutional rights aud the
promotion Of lher happiuezs-lnd ESlfare
bat seeession tayolTes then aud % In one
common ruin. The recognition, Of such :
dOEtrtne is f9F4E % She SEists0se Of AMI
toVGrdLnRnt-Sf The itlnioR; & 70 dbat5, q