Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-20

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Wa publish To-day on our first page the
speeches of Gen. t,pd st6ator) Jim Lame
Of Kansas, mud the speech in reply or in
comment, by Senator Carlisle of this State.
We regret 10 he forced TO at kuowledge thar
seeessiopists have cause for congratulnti6n
in The scenes semedtbeset,mes in Con-
Rrrss and out IL II. The sinking Heartof
treason is cheeretl BY nm a pparent prospect
that ID great Union parry Of The country
is5,o be divided against itself. This long
10 oked for division -u,on which alone the
hopes Of rebellion hive depended, and of
wLi4h5iheS have lately despAired, once
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action whichis there proposed. The Lou.
fsyiIle Journal and other OCCUPANTS of that
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eu! psEo''ops 70 !" y e's ,sS tee. tue
narrow seniimentsof attachment to local
iugtitu,ions. have taken The alarm and hold
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peril hiss come.
we IlUtnut believe It. There are extreme
men in (, snvrrss. men who are crazy for
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t ne M" s"'.u e.oty .. Fiu'He '"ls "ll'Fl-
wind aud diresrng us desplatlng. path
There Is something Fascinating 10 fanatics
=, HE ,Iis,nrb,.I ,.n,d,tion
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Z OF ths s's'llent7' St9 VI oa'atss9 'n'''1s ~
wild with excitement, unronseiousiy iatTf
ling intn that irreverehce fOrconstftutionalA
obligations. which Gtrrit Smith. the great
prototype OF lhtir class openly nvowsi in
the following extract from lis letter 10 Ed
ward c"gswsll. a distinguished dembcfatot
New York.
Prrsidtntn neolp Is . man Of anderstand
ing anu of honest inteations and why he
NJ nas No. sss rus
s6ireeT oftht coasliiation. aud rel fhnt he
can lore aAd honor aud soUe his country only
through The Contribution. Every breach
anssin ine ,, y IA
the Sln,mlns prSsl,est az 4 lost LOST eons,itu.
ton "a all one viii, the alarming prospect
OF aipst country. But tue god man can
aSi 81 ~, nov 1,ss,o, u 4 %pg ~, rs
President was ,ducaled 10 worsl,ip The
Constitution. This education hampers hun
atesefy step. With all his heart wouid-he
save tue soaa,ry' Dat ms b Tsssresse .Sr ane
Bic Of purposes 10 SWEEP, a way, even in bis
native kentusky, every obstruction in the
path Sfoqr cause But palsied wonll /, De
tness purposes y sasn an sRPf ,. 70 snss
make IN tbs i, bars mention of institutional
objections.
1t is impossible that such doctrines
as tless can have any foothGld in the in
teliigent aud educated popular mind of
lie isyal Siates; aud much less Is 1t posi-.
bic t6at membess OF Congress, with their
solemn onih 10 support the. constitution
warm upon ,hels lips, should assume the
perjury which the advice of Smith urges