New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-12

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This tteasanable orenlenI in Northwestern Viz
ginias however formidable it may appear paper
ansaunts % bnt ittIs. It's the act of q few old,
brokendnwn, spawned political hacks. who have
| taken advantage Of an opportunity long locked
for, to insert their slonts into The public crib, and
| live on public pluader iustead 81 BY personal
| labor
Thsro are not oFef dozen counties III Nertil-
western Virginia in which any disabsetion exists,
ana we helievs a psaiSrity af tie people, even
there, are loyal I'd Virginia, They voted against
secession, il n true but secession being CARVED
BY such d decisive majority, they are ready to
stand BIZ The State and share the common dangers
and common fortunes Of the future. Like the
psapie Of East Tennessee, they are willing to yield
TO the ascertained will Of the majority
Two classes Of people inha bit Northwestern Viz.
gnia. the one consisting Of native Yrginians to
the manor born who feel an intense State pride
and claim their share of tile traditional glory Of
the Old Commonwealth; and the other of Ohioans
and Pennsy lvanians who have crossed the border,
Yankees from New England, attracted by cheap
lands and delightful ciimste,a liberal sprinkng
Of Dntchmen and q motley admixture Of horse
traders, drivers, pedlers, itinerant preachers
thieves, gamblers and pickpoekets. In this latter
class may he found these who have organized this
rebellious movement against the authority Of the
State, headed, as we said above by desperate and
hungry politicians, ravenous on account Of their
| long exclusion from public Office
The native yirginans, though voting, as many
of them did. against secession, are loyal to the
State and rallyng to its defence against the in
vaders The intsrloping and imported Yirginians
are of course on the side Of the enemy, acting as
sr
stimulating the civil rebellion inangurated by Car
| lie and Pierpont.
| All This sham Of a State Government at Wheel
| ing was gotten mp BY Garlic for his own behoof
and benefit, and that of few others of their
reasonable gang Of conspirators. They first pro-
cured themselves to be elected to the Federal
House Of Representative at Washington, without
color Of law or authority and we now see that
Garlic has been transferred TO the Senate in the
place of MI. Hunter. I BY d bogus Legislature Of a
dozen individuals in Wheeling, assuming to be the
legislative authority of the State. 10 d man like
Garlic, more desperate even in his financial than
his political fortunes, the douceur Of three thou
sand dollars year, with all the outside privi-
leges which d dishonest man can abuse and turn
to bis Own aggrand Element, is Of course the nov-
ing consideration for such conduct. The Gorilla
Government is willing to pay the money for such
an exhibition Of disloyalty in Virginia, and thus
the bargain u closed, Garlic takes his seat in the
Senate, and pockets his pay.
This Is III that there " at present Of this move
ment il Northwestern Virginia, but there is some
thing vet 70 come, and it will not be long before
we hear Of it. Henry A. Wise, at the head Of ten
thousand tipitop men, has turned his face TO the
Northwest, and steadily advancing III that direc
ton, enlsting achievements at every step. With
his eloquen tongue be is recalling tnid Virginia1s
to their loyalty, and they are following him where
ever Ills sword flashes ID the sun. Not AGAINST tile
foreign foe only, but against domestic treason is
he Wagfng Wars and Tie reofeant followers Of Car
lille and Perpont will meet at his hands even a
more terrible punishment than the hired invaders
Of the Abolition despot Wise is a man Who makes
q clean jobiof whatever lle undertakes. The tories
ana traitors Of Northwestern Virginia viii sku1k
from bis presence into their mountain gorges even
as inferior beasts fly at the approach Of Tie I'LL
perial monarch Of the forest.