Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-19

| hnt enough to do at home.
The New York. Her0ld--As TerrIble,
aud Its Editor.
from the New York Srercury:l
! OF all tile causes cOns2iring to blacEen
the annals of our nhtive land with a treas
| on more hidcous than the lowest depths
OF most unnatural crime, aud subject The
| flag we NIL love anlshonor to the foulest
! insults that degraded miscreants ever
heaped upon nh unsullied banner, that
! lying and accursed sheet known as the
New York Herald is the chief-the most
| damnn6le. Its editor-thc miserable das-
! tard whose polluted brains have devised
more dcvilish fnlsehoods to infuriate broth !.
| er against brother in the land which has
/ so long tolerated his conttminatiug prcs.
ence, than fend inrnrilnte could ever have
drenmcd-b name reeking with the
biackest infamy, aud lonthsome to every
honest mouth, compelled, by just spirit
| OF eXccratioa, to speak it. Not content
With milking his pestilent sheet hbhorred
and Stunned by AL who have any respect
| for God and their follow-m men, this unscrt,-
I5putons wretch has for some time past
hlled hispolsOaOus columns with the rank
est and most fnsolent treason against eve
/ rythtng we hold dear as a nation: and so
l'naddened the infatuated people of the
| South by malignant and persistent efforts
l t0urNke them regard theirLcst friends a Is,
I their basest enemisss THAT the awful, CON
sequences of Ills deliberate villiany can
only be washed out in the blood Of his
victims!
ReYelling in the direful misfortune
which his uuprincipled hand SO largely
helped to bring upon the people he has
'ldndered and spit upon, this Scotch vag-
"bond is now doing Oll lie can. though his
vile organ, TO betrHy us into the blood.
| stained hands OF our enemies, and subject
the brave defenders of our flag tOmerciless
bntcherY, by a mob of fell traitors. When
/ every true American heart was thrilled
with NdmirItionfur0 our glorious Major Au-
dersOn, and sent mp n prayer to Heaven
that the lone fort in ChRrlcSton IInrhor
might tinI, under the prOSd. stars and
stripes, ~ power to hold the nations honor
! lnYiOlAte ut the very jaws of irilitOrous
I cannon, the NeGV York Herald. with ,liu
bolical ingenuity and u mAlignitS to earn
! the curse ofeGo;l aud man alike, 5uuin nted
out every conceivable point7of weakness
instile cherished Fort Sumpter, and in
structed Treason where to strike with the
most bloody effect Nnd>hOw Every .lay,
ton; this shameless organ of. iiscOrdF aud
treRrlIery is filled with lying and inIlam-
I
the mob, urging the worthless Secession
rutihns in our midst to attack, the seat of
G"YerHment. andiplunge the nation, that
has too long tolerated il and its editor, in
to anarchy, dissolution, aud eternnl ruin I
Even the more decent Journals in the
strong holds oftreasOn cry out against the
unnatural Nirn!cnCe OF this accnrsei fire.
brand of destructiOn, and speak in terms
/ OF horror of its bloody purposes.
We aincerely yahOpe and trust that no
| provoc0ilOn could indnce t,ll outbreak in
violation of law and o der in this city; but
| the interests ofOur mercantile clnsses. ard
i OF those who hold property that would be
the prey of n INSTRUMENTATION. ms we'll
Hs the honor of the American met irOpulis,
aud the safety OFFS very lives, demand
that this Infamous Scotch Migrate should be
| peremptorily brought TO "a sense of the
!! penalty his inlOlcruble villainy ia surely
earning. His worthless lifeis uotbiug in
value. compared with his pence of which
| he has TobbeIl the country, and the disas-
ters he is WiiFpliy plotting Tor this COM
mnniiy.y Let tiln,bewHreg the people on
whnse. creduiily anditnaney he has SO long
fhttenea are beginning 10 speak 0miuonsly
| of = dungeon for slNndeFers and shemp for
traitors let us,thppk God that he IS moi
an American -s .sfg as4slE ~
''He reasmdesed he Fosgoftea' was
beautifully said Of Howard the phiIad-
thr5pist. It1dlso dpriies to evei{ man Who
briggs the sr.eliorstfoas, comforts aud en-
ljoymeRts of life within the reacl, of per.
sons and classes WHO are re,otbervisc'depsIr
edo stheir advantages. Especially may it
he said of himswhn lnborinusly seeks and
hnds uewmeans 1fpreservinG health, "thc
poor MINIS raPitaland the rich nau's pow
ell We think tlsis eutogiumspr0perly ap-
piled to J. Q. Ayer.ot Lowell. the r4nown-
edichemist of New England who, spurning
the. troddeu paths to fame, devotes his en-.
tire abilities and Udacqnirtmentst the dis
tcOveFy of Natures most tefleCtnaIsremedjes
toraaiseAse. When the hidden Glesstng.h
been .revealed, he proceeds 70 eunnlysft To