Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-14

minds Of the rebels the deIaSiea thai they
may soeu expect assistance from FraAce,
ana that they have only 10 6ght oa 10 win
their independence. Next we have par
agraPh on the ssP0Iitics of oar Generals, =
tnea the telegrAphic dispatches aad then
an aFtlcle from an lows paper on 9Repub-
mean -outrngeoHz procedure-
lanerai sermon TFapted-sectiora pol
itlcs the cause. The tact seems to be that
Seeessioaist preacher was not permitted
TO speak. This finishes the first page
iuFnIrg 10 the second, or editorial page,
We ind the attention OF the readers
specially called to voerhees speech.
with the remark that s'the farmers of the
West are particularly interested in it The
''fHrmers are, of course, expected to be dis
satisfied with the Government The speech
was made TO produce public distruzr and
Weaken the confidence of the people in the
national cause. In another paragranh the
E"YRETT Is delighted over the defeat of the
gradual emancipation policy in Missouri.
saying, ''It is no time now to talk of
emancipation in Missouri. The people
can not afford, IN that Stale, to raise
the inceudiaCy question COW. The
longest editorial is on American urpop-
ularity abroad" and is a malignant per
version OF Mr. Weeds report of the sit
ua1ion OF our foreign relations. Next we
have London TTuEes' article headed, why
We humiiiated the flag Of the stars and
stripes, and admitted the right of search.
II IS a terrible humiliation in the Eagu.rer's
eye for slave ships, fraudulently carving
the American 6ag, to be searched The En-
g1HTer Would have the American fihg serve
as guaranty for the safety of the slave
trade. Next, We have letter from Daniel
Webster In which be speaks of the disu-
nienists in the North. The object of the
ERqHlreT, IN publishing this letter, is 10
twist II so as to insiuuate, that as there
were dlsu nfOuists in the North, there Is an
excuse for the Southern traitors. Next,
We have letter from Washington 70 the
ERgEEneT, the point of which is, that the
seeessiouists in AlexAndria are terrible
folks, who will do desperate things. Ther
there is a malicious criticism oa President
Lineolu's modification of Gee. Hunters
proclamation. The President is pitched
into for speaking OF the .-sigus Of the
times And then We see an article from
French newspaper, telling US that our
victory at New Orleans 3op't amount to
anything IN particular. This arlIese COM
mences
what does this victory proves Does it prove
that the rOnquest OF the south by force If arms is
heneeGDrth possible DOes il change tie nature q
Of men determined to make desperate resistance
VIII It engander 81 omission the victor - And 50
on
The copy of the Enquirer which Re have
thus noticed, is fAi. sample of the issues
OF that sheet. Every column is ees1ileu-
tial with the feculenee aud coutagiou of
treason. No word OF beally. honest SYM
pathy with the national cause can be found
in it, We see a good many of the avoW-
edly reoel sheets of the South, aud they diff
fer from it only in speaking boldly the SEN
tments which ii iueulca1es by indirection
and they are its betters, as the dlshiog
bandits less ignoble than the sneakiug gfhief
No sheet published in Richmond, Charles
ton or Mobile, exceeds the Enquirer in
fnlsehood and malice, and few of them are
SO srtful as it il. in hostility to the Lin
coin Government