Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-06
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h. Belrp0lut, an0 youS oSnA1oEs S0uu = /
Garlic. Look how nobly one is battling
for the cause of the Union. See how de-
votedly he has thrown himself into The /
breach. Hear what ring his eloquent, |
earnest, besseebing words have BE is
everywhere amongst you at this time. To |
day be is mp The Panhandle sOmeEhere--i
Tomorrow be is down the river; the next
day he is out in the mountains BE does
MOI SPARE himself in your service. He rail-
lies yoa as Henry of Navarro rallied his
brave eoupatriots for the last stand. You
hear no uncertain sound. You hear no
"ifs" and "buts" You hear no treaehsr-
ous can't about constitutional war. zoe
hear no compromising. half way, tFaitoFous.
nisgiEins, forebodipg, mAwkish Hbels
about the objects of the war. In word
you hear no yallandighau, cariile-ish,
Yoorhiye-ism. No souader, trper, better,
fooaer patriot lives than Governor PtiF-
point.
Ga the other hand, see Garlic. See him
in Congress. See him voting nearly all the
time With Powell, with salisbury, With
Bayard-tbree men who bitterly opposed
his admission to the Senate on the ground
of the iuvAlidity, the uneonstitu,ionaliiy of
your re- organized government. See in his
guilty hand all his broken pledges to you
about your new State Read again and
again the seathiug expose of his per6dious
faithlessness in the speeches of Wade and
Wiley. See all his false pretenees laid
bare 10 the bone. See him coming home
and braEeuly telling you at Clarksburg
and at The Athenenm here thar be was the
only one of your representatives who did
his duty in reference to your new State.
Aud this, too, after he had attempted 70
show 10 the world that your Constitutional
coavea,ioa was bogus as bogus could be
Marx the fact, that never once has he said
to nan, enlist, since be came home
Mark the fact, that be went OF TO Indian
apOlts and cast in his lot with men who
said they would rather live under JET.
Davis than under President Lincoln
Mark the fact, that he said At that eOnven-
ton that the West and South were natural
allies, meaning by this that they ought to
come together and form eonfederaey OF
their own, and exclude the men who sen,
him 1000 muzkets and gave him money 70
save his property and his unworthy life,
not eighteen months ago.
Could men differ more widely than Fran
els a. Peirpoint and John S. Carlile7 How
great is your escape that the latter instead
of the former is not your Governor in these
perilous hours Thank God, every one OF
you, that the terrible calamity was avoid
ed. Obi what might have been had John
s CErlile been Governor. We shudder to
thlakofthe danger that was 50 proyidentiai-
IL Averted. 1t recoaeiles Us 10 his being
Senator, deeply as We deplOrs thai fact
Let him be Senator. Let him go on shak-
ing hands With the enemies of that Gov
ernment by whose bounty he receives his
daily bread. Let him serve ont his time
despite the wishes and the resolutions and
the indignation of nearly every loyal man
in West Virginia, Let him be TO Virginia
As Powell Is to Kentucky, the representa-
tive of the disloyal element. The men who
stood by him are not By him now. The
stauaeh men of Hancock, of Brooke, q
Ohio, of Ma rsball, of Nonongalis, of Mari
on, of Preston, ofRitehie, of Tyler. Of Wet
eel. of Wood, aud of almost every county 10
West Virginia, repudiate him. The Nc
Porters. the Tarrs, the Roses. the LOgaus,
the Habbards, the Lists, the Pa1tons, the
Lambs, the GaldvelIs, the Burieys, the
Reeds, the Vests, the WiIlIamsons, The
Halls. the Ritehies, the Hsgans, he Browns,
the WiIleys, the Kraners, the Saiders, the
Lazsars, the BoEmaas, the Blairs, the
Fieshers, the Polsleyz, the Lot BOEens, the
Parkers. aud hundreds upon hu1dreds OF
other names more or less familiar TO ron
are not With him. All, all are daily repu-
dating and denouaciug him. Nearly every
p original p-ouinent Union man is nor pro
niasnt in disearding and eoademniug John
5. carlile. Nearly. every FIRST aud fast
friend has publicly cast him OF. and nov
rally round your GoEernOr as he leads the
way from county to county 10 warn his
people of The reasonable schemes an6
ploss and traps of this man and his COL
leagues.
Nen of West yTrginia-loyal men-usn
Who have never ainched, observe these
facts. Choose With whom yOa VIII ass-I
See where ron stand. VIII yoa stand By
your devoted Governor, AID hold np his
hands IN this terrible e1igeney. Yoa knoE
hia- The REGARD of has iife is before yoa-
Forye4rs he has bGttled for you aaa for
yOar best Interests. Standing almost
alone among The pablo nea Of the moan
tains, be warned you Of the coming events.
besess ths REBELLION broke oet. he dld nOt !
desert yOn- BE never VII Ne feel IN
our soaI As Een assured of this f4et As Of