Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-18

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The following communication was first
sent TO the editor of the Clsrksburg TeIe-
greph by tue writer, but refused on account.
AS the editor said, Of his press belonging TO
Mr.. Carlile. W.
QUIEr DELL, Harrison, Co., Va.
August, 1862.
Editor Telegraph.
| find in yourpap of the 25th inst, an
editorial on the address of Hon. John S.
Carlile. delivered in Ciarksburg on the pre-
vious day. i heard that address, and think
tue people of West Virginia, aud especially
tue people of Harr son county, SHOULD cou-
sider we'll The course of Sir. CHrlile, and un
derstnnd his present doctrine before fSt-
lowing him again for fear they eanuot keep
| up With MS many changes aud peculiar
whims. If the people UfaWest Virginia
have done wrong in trying to get u new
State immediately, john s. Garlic has been
the cause ot 1t, for he has been the prime
mover in the whole matter Examine his
| speeches aud his circulars all over this
country.
The people expected Mr.. ChrIile to carry
out and push Forward in the Senate OF the
United States what he commenced here.-
What has he done for us7 Not one thing;
but more against us than any member oil
Congress. Now he comes here to give US
poor, pitiful, unsatisfactory excuse for his
whimsical course il Congress. Congress
wished TO dictate to Us l He don't tell US
that we baVe the right to reject or accept
that Constitution as amended by the Sen
ate of tue United States. ButEI suppose
Mr.. Garlic found out, Few days ago, tue
same thing that the South has ever contend
/ ed for, and the same thing that some of the
members of thelate Wheeling Convention
exempliied, viz-"That the people are not
capable OF self government" Il won't do
toilet the peopls,vote! They don't know
what .hey want The Hon, John S. CarIile
must tell them he must dietdte to us net Con-
grcss.
Now, Sir, We hclieve the Union will be.
fully restored, and we will again have one
united, prosperous GoveFoment, Suppose
Congress would permit Virginia to divide
and make two Shave States, there would be
n precedent; Kentucky would claim right
to divide and make two slave States, Ten
nessee, Missouri, Alabama, and every
Southern State might soon follow and
claim the same right; and the Southern
States Right, negro representation would
be double, at least in the Senate and they
would, by that means gain u power, thatour
present sad experience warns us they should
never have. Congress knows full well
what these southern rebellion sympal lhisers
are after, and she does well to nip tue
movement in the bud; letit be called dc
tatilg to us or not, it is right and polite to
stop movement of that kind. | am as
much opposed TO treason ou one side OF
Mason and Dlxon's line" as 1 am ou
the other side. The doctrine of ultra
abolitionism is as wrong and as unconsti-
tuuonal as the doctrine of secession; bnt
this infamous rebellion must be putdowu,
and the government should use every means
| in it's power TO put it down, even the ne
groes themselves. if necessary. And if tue
abOliiionisis come eforward To help fight for
our glUurious government, ih the uAme of
common sense don't prevent them; the
government needs their help.
,a Mr. Carlile proposes to whip the Black
Republicans, the Aboiitionists and the
Southern Rebels, ALA the same time; or
the Aboliuonist first. would like. 10
know who is to do this tTentendoWs kill
ing with the bayonet as proposed by Mr.
Garlile2 Isuppose those that stamped for
John s. Carlile and groans6 for the Hon.
w. T. Wiley, one OF the best. purest and
most patriotic men in West Virginia a
man who did his own part, most manfully
aud hobo borably, in the Senate ofthe United
! States, aud also tho part yainly entrusted
to Mr. Carlile. But Mr. CArlile may have
Ianother way do this isatremendous killing,
History tells US of AN insect, IN the South,
thar kills the alligator by crawlipR into its
mouth whensit Is asleep aud Gazing its way
out, through the body Of the al gator, and
| oy that meaus kills it. That may be ylr.
| GarliIe's plan. He has crawled into the
Unlon party and is now eating himself out,
tnext he Will.crawl into the Southern Re
belliOu, then eat his way out, and so on till
all the mighty monsters are killed.
would warn the people of West Virgins,
let not; ohm s. 0arlile crawlli into you =
Watch him, meyer sleep or be is into you
Bnt perhaps be expects help from his dear
friends VAl'andiglam, Bright of Indiana
Powell of kentucky and others of the same
stripe, when he, will whip the whole crea-
tion and the rest of mankind.
consider the speech of Mr.. CarliVe one
of the most wicked and cruel things have
ever heard. Right at this time when our
government is about to strike lhsi death
Eblow TO treason, Garlile proposes 10 change
the present policy into some other plan OF
| his own, aud thereby strengthen the re-
bellion and weaken the Union. Never was
hhgplan proposed more pleasing 10 rebels
Than the pIa proposed by Mr.. Carlile. II
| is the very thing they want. Get all the
Union people divided ia sentiment, stop
volunteering, defeat the raising of those
3oo, 600 men, return aIlthe degrees tOstbe
rebels, commence fighting among ourselves
send no helpsto our poor broken dowu sol
! diers until The rebel army has bnteheeed