Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
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We dnd in the Natioygt the following
abstract of the adds5ss 6sfPrDf. WLite, on
the occasion Of The recent celebration at
Fairmont. There are some very good
points in 1t:
AMER expresSing his gladuesS at seeing
the Union people 1dssemblod there the
Peofossocaaid II HOald hare. been. GLAD 70
have seen two other classes Hlso-the halt
way men and the secession ists-tbey had
/ az much cause 70 reiOIe at.the event cele2
brated a. We. Their Iive8and property
I had been saved as.Eeil - ours, and their
J IRnds had not been laid desnolatea By the
faysRes OF rebelIIOuS hOrdes. We are soF-
RIVE have not space 70 report the speech
10 full, from Abe copious notes kindly pre-
pared By RlleEy r. Hall, Ryq.; but We must
eontenE ourselves with noticing fts PRONE
nent POfpts- The whole address WAS inter-
spersed With lively Wittiei5ms
The speaker sajd he great point to be
to6ked n t5-Uo 6eHsUFS yOu are oR4hs right
side ;'he proceeded 20 demOnstrateth that the
Union vas the right side for al. Hestatel
his reasons for being Union man-6rsts
because be had studied geograpby, and
found that God IBtended these States 70 be
one nation, giving il the great Allegheny
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artery second, because be had studied his-
tory, and believed that tWO.or more sepA-
Farte nations can not exist peaeeabIy within
these bounds4peaee would only last till
the fIfst niger got across the line and the
! great Nogul Of the South demanded his re-
turn third, beeaose he reads his Bible eve
try day; and 6nds that We ATE required 70 sub
J NIT to the powers that be, which are or
dained Of God. The speaker traced the
| grand workings Of the Almighty in the rise
aud progress Of this RepubIic-the great
/ asylum for the friends Of civil aud religious
liberty, and showed that all the elements
Of deSpotism and monarchy had been col,
lected together in this wicked attempt o.
| traitors 70 overthrow the Government o.
Gods creation. He next referred to th,
OpiniOns Of Washington, JeferBon, Ran
d6lpb, aud other great statesmen Of thl
early days Of the Republic. in regard 4
/ the destiny of America, aud the ViBiIsuct
70 be used TO PerPetuate our RepabIie.-
He believed with BroWnloW that VI
should drive the~war through white
black aud yellow TO preserve the Union
aud II either It or slavery must Il
down, in the name of humanity le
It be the negro. The resources of th
South will then be rapidly developed
aud time will show that Two white me-
can perform more labor than three blacks
He referred 70 the inventive genius Of III
Yankees, as developed in every manuel
and the fact that the military skill display
ed in one year has copvnlsed all EdfoPt
d The Southern oligarchs considered thatla
Dor had degraded the Northerners. an
they wouldn't Eight; but Il could be see
that they Shouldered musket With th
same energy they did everything else, an
"mRde it pay" He also pointed ont th
hersism they have displayed 10 every quar-
Ter, and said before he would see the Ol
Dag traiIed In the dust be SHOULD make
his shroud aud perish with It. Weshopl
, mingle mercy with our reioicings, bat n
should still rejoice that ere long t'The stal
spangIed banaeriu triumph shall WRyep't
the land of the free and. the home Of II
, brave" fy4