Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-09

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9iF issthiekswIth lheirsmoEes and atlhe, wa
teEs OF the Mississippi are weetened with
| your sugar This ruin will tell on your
credit and yoar banks when yot e dead
.lt'will tell on your'friedtls aud kindred +
licongratulate.myself that Is1never urged n
a man Y f9 go % war But I fepreved no one
Tor doing SO. feel more like WeeDino
than tttering repr0aehes, but I'feel It 10 he
Eimy duty, to stop the wfohgs5of thisawar If
l can, for the futureat There WAS another
question of deep Importance to be consid
cred. The President and Congress have
Fboth said emph6tically, that they had mo-
wish TO Interfere with slavery or disturb
the rights of property: Bnt6at the same
time the President had intimatcd thettbe
be military necessity ia the future.
|if the; Southi presisted in, swayfn9.
this waF with stubhOrn oppOsittofl. -
And my word for, IT. rather than allow.
the negroes to continue giving MD to the
Southern army, he will amaucfpate every
slave ,inthe SOnthC II will become what is
called military necessity, and the qneS-
tion will be, whether the Union, or slavery
shall perish. HewiIl be certain TO say The
latter. Suppose, however, lie never does
do this +hdOn't say that he will but supa
pose this war be fought on to tue bitter
END, what viii becQme of our sIaYes? OF
what value will they be2 They are run-
ming away every day iWhsnt the war 35oyet3s
to the 0ptton StatesvwhereaaFe large IIis.
trtcts densely peOpled with blacks almost
exclusively thahiSlEpetytw4l5be ruined.-
Fhe slaves will run loose.Overt thesiaIid, and
then en- wh9a loves his family weIld live
among 2 savage Iopulationt rOamipg about:
IN search of food aid plunder? The White
population will 1ibelexBell or taliiEf self
9xileat:1 The iqueStionitiis frau kEt5l with
trouble -Whsthey the Government wills It
or not, emancipation will become 4, access
sary result of the war, from the trouble
and frtctiouit ocOAsiOns.a TfIi lad hut one
PrAyor5to oferufitwonld, be :7s'G Give peace
g this unhappy anl oppressed peoto
pie. want Tennessee to prosper
but She must first Gc at peace.
say i1ttlis war ouelitu to stop.5 ANA q eli
this be treason make the npSt, 6fsitsn
hope the Union soldiers that 4 see here
heartily wish this also. Their absence
wonld.be good compaliy now, on this ac-,
lcountGAlune.i CGnei'tl6Wn here after the
war is overland we will dFink your henltii.
Some say that the Almighty is, on the side
Of the South, and we shullwin yet Well.
don't know what side he Ii on: Iiwish i,
ditorh liliks to be on tile strong side.-
III, me Means to- sHye this nations he will
surely do it, and il he neans TO destroy II
he, will surely do it. Whatever. lie may do.
I VIM how iii humble Submission to his.
will iBnt do you mean to stand off with
folded hands and say the almighty is on
our side1 Wheuyour7 housts s7oa tire, and
one room after anotherfts-gofng, will YOU
stand OFF and sayTss Eshope my house will
n6tbhThinP y wbhtto save my State aud
PepplesiEhty hfesfor n year has been mis-
erable, and rather than this agony slloul /
last l would pray to be taken from The
earth: want TO see civil government re-,
stored to the State, for lsexpect to go with
her whersver shelgoes, from the shores Of
Styxt up to the gates of Edeua j. wis for
compromising the difficulty at first; I.would
have been glad to have the Missouri Com
promise incorporated IN the Constitution.
DE wanted that aud iI generous amnesty
adopted now.l Itwonll give Gov. Johnson;
infinitely moro power, aud enable him to
say: We want to dig a grave us deep us thu
bowels pfsthei arth,sandbnry. this quarrel
b, 2, i; wish had the lever OF power,
for believe this quarrel co9ld be settled ih
hve' weeks. II we could only get back by ]
'tres-consent, IL might be "a, stronger UnfoL
than sEer This had abeen SWnOble Union.
4 Was proud when, rs a, foreign M mister, |
i! fdoh't know aftthsF ga Ne can can