Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-03
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been as good Rs defeated In pur- Western
campaigns our armies acted in coneert;s Fic-
| tory was the TRsRlt where defeat seemed
certain. Lat the East, where victory Waf
sure, deteathas been the result snislQ
saEhe sTaal Of vigorous prosecution y hAs
been another cause. -Whan che rebels have
been driven from their stroneh0Ids, theJ
have been permitted. to. collect their scat,
tered forces and erect other places 0f, ,tler
tense Gstt them 70 -gOigg sSRd never let
Them stop Scattered all -OEer the United
States and squads and. detachmants of men
doing nothing ;--Shcse shoRla besealIed 10.
% AetiOn.5 The host d. useless sappenda-
ges to thearmy should be dismtssod.5 Die
sncnmber the army of suttlers and non
stheients tth0 b0Ezards otrthe eampA and
send them home. EVeEy man who Is .
true soldier. disdaips theinaetion Of a post
camp, whilst an enemy to- his eOuntty
threaieus the Union Of his fathers. i1ial
Rebel syApathisers at home, constitute
auother evil in this camp. Those snake-
cred workers of treasodP at home, should
be silenced or driven to the camp of the
enemy, and We viii meet them in their
true light, qs eRemieS-no longer harbpr the
guz+ling Pelieans of political corruption 10
our midst
Party conflict is another cause, In this
the hour Of our peril, there should be but
one party IhG parry Of ths Union and t4e
elfereeMeHt Of tAs lars- That old party
which has grown Fich upon the spoils
Of the public treasure and corrupt
upon the desire of office seeks
like some foul fend to tear from the
very heavens the most brilliant stars Of
human association that ever existed uuder
any form of government The prince Of
hell, IN all the dismal grandeur of the infer
nal regions, the ,burnings of shRme, and
the love of revenge; could not, with more
malignant aim, seek the destruetio9 Of hu-
man happiness; than do the foul defeat Of
political corrnption. The revival o. cor
rupt democracy There is = pure demoera-
cy) is but the revivieation Of that sever
headed Pithon, whose fatal sting aud POis-
Unous breath, blights the very air With foul
eontagion. But the heated rods Of eorree-
tion drawn from The, BEraSids furnace, viii
ssHr the hgAmeu,s and .scorehis the
life blood of the foulest beast Of treason.
burnside, like some mighty engine Of war,
Is begiuuiug TO move the whole wAriike
fabric, We hope soon to see the last car
moving sOuthwaFd markell CHarEesion,
s. c., ria Riehmondm Little Mac, for ibe
slow systematic warfare OF Europe, Is good;
hut for the Yankee Nation, too SLOW
Jackson, the willy chietain of the South re-
quires to be met with the pluck Of the ''OId
Grey Eagle" (Milroy.) Like man Of
true courage and patriotism, be seeks not
renoWn BY slow steps Of military science
and useless reviews. Give him The field
the battle feId-aud he will win glory
enough for one man, aud serve his county
we'll, Nilroy is good man for the times
Let him not be hampered in these cold,
barren mountains, where there is nothing
to do-gfve him work and he viii do It
well. ca - -sia-ti9' s1r
Hurry the conclusion OF the war but
let it roneiude right ReIfoTe The Union,
GH6rOot OWt the eGHys ofths reBlliioA. Haste
the time when the soldier can return to his
home, his family, bis altar.
Three cheers for Burnside aud nine for
l--. Co. b, 12.h Va. Reg.