Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-13
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ADemOeTatio Address AZ Last.
After mOu,b's labor Yallaudigbam
Whose name Is blessed, they tell uI, louth
Of the POtOmAC) has persuaded thirteen
other memberS Of Congress 10 join him IN
bis SySphean labor Of rolling the ademO.
cratic stone to the top Of the bill. HehNS
succeeded in getting the National IRtelii.
9tneer to publish two columns ofantiquAled
political gabble which be calls slDtmo.
cratic Address" Three representatives
from Illinois. Rye from Ohio, two from In.
diana aud two from penHSylVaniA assist IN
fthV uuRTarlOug service, but strange to say
Powell Of Kentucky, whom his colleague
krece6tly tried 10 expel from the Senate for
/ treason, SlArks Of Oregon, who iS about 20
be expelled for the same reason, and Wood
OfNeW York, whose Newspaper was stop.
l ped because IL chief SuppOFtsED had enlist.
ed 10 the secession ranks, though all good
'democtata,' do not sign the document
Their, uRmus are perl8p5 areseETed, from
m6tittS Ofprbdenct, ITO b annexed to the
pamphlet" or private edition Of the adj
dress, which ID announced.
,0tbsry HDepocatiCp names Wonld have
been added also, 6d tiVr Tue militity, eGi-
gencies which Just now control the cOun-
Try. Their bearers are engaged 10 the
Southern army, fighting the soldiers Of the
Union, aud have neither time nor pppoEtu-
nifty 10 Join their colleagues IN this agree.
able duty. NJ. Jefferson Davis, President
Of the rebel oontederacy, is one OF these
"Den0CrAls' who would have been de.
lighted 10 put bis uhme at the head 9f. the
list Messrg. Mason and Slldell, who are
now abroad Cpgaged 10 painful effort 70
get the monaTchies Of the old world TO
make war on the republic, will be greatly
chagrined not % have been able 70 coop.
crate with their old friends. The eleven
"DemOcIatic'' governors Of States In open
rebellion, who are furnishing Beauregard
with ammunition and men, and urging
Johnston and Lee to kill our brave broth.
erS on the peninsula with tOrpedoes and
Internal machines IL they cannot be met
10 fair and manly battle, would doubtless
have taken part Ia the the COnclayeS BY
which the address was prepared, bnt that
tho rOads were obstructed and travelling
somewhat complicated. Major General
Gustavus W. Smith was uuhappily pre-.
vented from participating BY the stubborn.
ness Of Mcdowell; and the gallant Geuer.
al Lowell was too much occupied by the
idcousideTNte movements Of Captains Far.
ragut and Porter at New Orleans.
"A peuSiYe tone Of dependency pervadeS
the Address, 10 consequence ofths absence
Of these powerful eoadjuiorI. But the
most delicate regard for their feelings is
shown. Not q word 10 said In denunciation
oHths hideoug rebellion, Of which they are
the masters aud leaders. AsStrangsF to
public Affairs, on reading It, would learn
that the republic was in the midst Of 81.
RanliG effort 10 save its own life from de.
0lruetion BY pnrricldal hands, only BY re-
bukes ,sdlhinistsred to the government
I which is making the effort. The plot 70
overthrow tho republic iShOthjng but the
energy which slElVest to defeat che plot 10
tyrAn6y egd wrong An Infamous revolt
I again6t the estAbllBhed order, which ar.
rests The prosperity OF thirty millions Of
people, which plunRes them into ~
abyss Of bankruptcy aud ruin, which has
robbed the nation Of the HOWerO itsy youth,
\ aud deSOlGted thouSauds Of once happy
homts, does not provoke q single phrase Of
appreciation; bpt the feW sets Of aloys I'D.
miniStraIion which may have leaped the
4 doubtfll boundaries Of The Law, il q slFenu.
Gus endeavor 10 Ieseue The nation, are
branded aB deSpoliSm. The men who
have not only violated the Constitution,
but who have taken up afmi 70 annul the
eonStitntiOn, are suffered 70 pass In silence
or under the gentle pSeudonym Of fellow
citizens, while the defenders Of the conati.
Iution, 10 4 time Of unexampled eabar.
raSiment and peril, are oueeTiugly berSted
enemies Of the republic, who would no.
dermiAe It's liberties and overthrow the
barriers Of constitutional government.
Il 10 constituent With the other Conduct Of
this small squad Of fourteen, that while
they spare the SeuSi6llities Of their absent
co.Wolkerl; Rnd make no allowances fOF
The extremitieS 10 which the Govern.
meat has been placed, they should refraln
from al allhsiOn toith6 noble men who are
PeFilliag lheif lives on land and seq Ia
their copptgy'S defence They can indulge
without stint Ia laudationS Of q hum.dFum
political party q home dwell with beam.
. log eOmplieeaey on the tap.ropms Won pnd
the polls carried by assault; exhaust The
yOeabplArly OfiEhstSEie n ,TSeOupling thC
sixty years Of Democratic elsetloneetipG
tFiumPhs; bat for The RloFluIa deeds o.
The real Democrats 6f 6he landLaa iIll
: Spring, Carthage, Henry, DoaelsOn, Pes
Ridge, Hilton Head, PnlaSki, Roanoke
NeWberu, New Orleans and Williamsburg
they Rpd no tongue; EllsWogth Aud
! Baker, and Winthrop and Lyoa, aud hun'
dreA Others, might d6indle into utter for
getfalueSS ioF all that they say and thI
grand armies II HaileeE aud Aleol6llan
lOW drawing tie last folds over the face o
dying rebellion, might perish where thsl
: Siand, without voice % sympathy O
cheer from these model representatives q
Democracy. TheIs eyes are 90 iptsntlI
hxea 'dpod the teeoailrdeuon pf their bat
tered machinery which tormeFly carried
them Into political power, that 3Ghey can
not sec thG itFenendoaS conflict which 4
Waged under their very eyebrows.
This Self.ehOSen committee talk Volubll
/ oi the constitution, 0t The rights Of th'
! states, Of popular BupteuAey, OF economy
and F0ioHm, Of national banks and OF pro