Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-11

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durraiize our people aud our soil. II
there WAS any chance that our si,us,fop
would BE alteEeI-thAt our trade, our asa.
citation, ia short, that our destiny would be
Te.channelsd by the destruction of the
government. there might appear solae pur-
pose, however miserable. 10 this secession
work But there is none. Il is all bald
grslniIy-an empty one sided arrange
meat, . Working for-Ihe devil -and -fiuding.
yourself AGAiT, that Is silly and wicked
add Insane, aud that will be laughed TO
SeOru by memorable and dispassioaate his
tory. We viii simply be written down
fools. The question will be asked ON
every page why did any portion of the
West VirgiuiA people join ia this unholy
:. work They had nothing 70 gain. They
RsrS not a Southern people, never were, nor
HeTSr could be. They had no cotton or mig
ger, or free trade Interest. They had an iron
intsrsstIik PennIylvania,l mining interest
like her, and water power Interest also
like her. They had, furthermore, a wool
interest like both PsnnIylvaniA aud Ohio,
and general manufacturing Interest like
all the free States. Ia ius, they had aoy
other interest save Southern interest, rs
It is understood. Il Was not 10 their pow
er To connect themselves with the South
more closely than before, neither was it In
their power 70 diseouneet themselves with
the free States.
This will be the language OF history,
and the very grandchildren Of those Who
are now disloynIists, will be those who
will derlde the folly Of their proReuitorU.
To their vision the nOou-day sun will not
be clearer than the suicidal attempts which
were made in this our DAY to drag Western
Virginia iuto the rebellion. They will
search in vain for a plausible prete1t.--
What "riEbts" did the suicides want differ.
ent from their neIgbboFsi Posterity will
ask. What allied any one in Wheeling,