Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-06
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1ietS success In Every Particular.


OnrNeIv state Government.-ItSC 0ms
1iete Success In Every Particular.
q The success of our new State Govern
meut is beyond the most sanguine expecta-
lions of i,s warmest friends. Every day
more and more demonstrates the wisdom
that governed the councils of its re-organ-
ization. The uews comes in constantly
that people by communities and by couu-
ties, wherever our victorious arms have
spread, are gladly rallying to its support
and defense. Company after company,
both for State and o. s. service, arc being
mustered in, and ere the summer is gouo
we shall see some ten thousand of the true
and patriotic sons of Western Virginia in
the field under tho glorious Gag of our
country.
More thau,this, the pecuniary success of
the new government is gratifying beyond
all calculation The Sheriffs of the vari-
GUS counties are, one after the other, de-
posting their taxes to its credit, and its
supplies have been and are now much in
advance of its wants. The Federal Gov
crnmeut has just paid over to our commits
sioners upwards OF tOrty-Oue thousand dol
lars, due the State by the distribution of
1871, as our share from the sales of public
lands. This all comes to US in gold and
silver funds, and will be worth to the new
government some forty -four. or i've thou
sand dollars in current funds.
Besides this, wo learned yesterday that
I'D D., Hro.
Tiers, our commissioners now East, have
obtained an order from the Government for
Eve thousand of the best rifles in the SER
vice-together with equipments, clothing,
tents, etc., for ten regiments of troops-and
that portion of the arms aud equipments
are now en- route to us. They will all ar
rive shortly.
This is glorious news, and should stir
the hearts of all patriotic men in North
Western Virginia, to new resolves and
more fervent exertious. We shall soon be
IN position to wipe out the last vestige of
treason and secession from our borders.
The invaders arc already driven iguomini
ously beyond our limits, and our gallant
troops are pursuing them. Let US mako
the work complete. Let US distribute
arms in abundauce-so many to every
county, according to their needs-and let
Union men everywhere enroll themselves
into active organizations. Let US show
the Eastern tyrauts that we are free peo-
pie, that we always intend to remain free,
and that the naughty yoke of Eastern
Virginia has been lifted from off our necks
forever.
We have every cause and every stimulus
to arouse ourselves earnestly to the good
work of our deliverauce and our country's
deliverance. The Government has been
kind and generous and sacrificing towards
us. 1t has stopped at no trouble and no
expense for our welfare. In our hour of
need it has stretched forth its strong arm,
and engirdling the fragile form of our
young movement, has carried it along I'M
til it has gathered the almost full grown
strength which it now possesses. Could
great government have done more for its
loyal people Could we ever look to the
despotism of JEFF. DAVIS, and Keitt and
Pryor for any such generous aid in the
preservation of our freedom.