Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-14
The End of PeaoeabIe Warfare.
strong TaIk from Mild source.
From tho New York World of FridRy.l

From thO New GOFk hOrlu OF ftiu1y.i
The debate in the Senate gives US reason
to hope that the conditions of successful
war are at least to be accepted and COM
piled with, The pteposterOus mixture of
war aud peace principles, the practice of
treating the rebels with both bullets and
sugar-plums, is to cease. The conclusion
has been arrived at that the rebels must be
conquered, even though they get irritated
1t has taken us one full twelvemouth
from Bull Run,to realize that our Southern
brethren are not of yielding disposition.
We have 6ually discovered, that they are
}dreadfuIly in earnestabout their conteder-
acy, and mean to hold on to it as long as
they. can stand. This year has done US
quite ns good turn as the one preceding
teaching us that all Southern fight is not
sham, as the other did that all Southern
threat is not bluster. II is at last plain
that we have no common enemy to meet
that the spirit of the rebellion is the very
spirit of the great arch rebel himself,
knowing neither fear nor s:ruple, surchar
ged with ,deadliest hate, without hope and
vet breathing defiance, remorseless, re-
leutless. iusatiate for havoc and spoil and
ruin. There is nnother thing we have come
iu some measure, to comprehend, and that
is the tegyibk ke might of consummate wicked-
ness, when thoroughly orgaulzed-'vice
self-consistentz and entire; crime cOrrespon-
ding to crime; viIlainy intrenChed aud bar
ricaded by villainy." Men who have once
deliberately abandoned NIL principle of
rightand thrown off every restraint which
ought to bind human being, acquire an
almost limitless range of power, and be-
come as truly formidable US the very devils
of hell. There is only one possible way of
overcoming them-aud that is the wayused
by the Almighty himself when, those who
raised impious war in heaven, he
..Drove before him thunderstruck, pursued
With terrora and with fnries.s
Divine wrath alone can deal with such
crime. And in our earthly sphcresit is for
human goyernment,w which, as the revealed
word declares, is gthe minister of GoD,
revenger TO execute wrath Apou him that
doeth evilu-it is, we say, for human gov
ernment to deal with reprObate treason in
like spirit. We are beginning to open our
souls to the fact. 1t has been forced upon
.us by terrible experience. The maudlin
laxity OF head and heart, bred by the vi
cious re6nemeuts ofa long peace, We are
getting well cured of; aud we are now
bracing ourselves to meet this rebellion 10
q style worthy of men who cherish N,sacred
fealty, and are conscious ofinhnite interests
at stake. s-,iss..E 5+4, l55s.issrs .r . IN
All means, we sincerely trust, (such IS
the demand OF the nation, and such are the
"signs of tue times, are TO be ssbordina-
ted to the one sole end of overwhelming the
rebellion in the quickest time possible. The
loyal portion ofthe country is called upon
to contribute military fUrce more COM
mensurate with IT'S vast resources. The arr
mics will be maintained aud regulated with
sole reference to their military effectiveness,
without regard tOrebel feelings orrebel in
terests. If rebel provisions is needed for
men ar horses, twill be seized. If rebel
houses are wanted for the wounded, they
will be taken. If rebel slaves can impart
Information, they will be welcomed if
they can be turned to account by relieving
our soldiers ofmanual labor, they will be
put to work if, in certain localities, they
can best perform military service, they will
be armed and put 70 that service. The
study is no longer TO be how to carry on
this war with least damage to slavery. The
old infatuation of. selecting the direction,
and measuring the force, of the blow SO as
to hit the rebellion, ifipossible, and yet by
ali means strike cieafGbf the peculiar in-
stitntion, Is to be given mp. Many ofus
would like TO see this style of doing the
thing succeed, but unfortunately, while we
have 'besn taxing our skill to peiform the
dIaicnlts feat, seeeshis atour throat We're
1t merely private shiudy4 aud were it the
affectionate ConsOrt of your anita gonist who
thus insisted on being .tcounted in, It Is
very probable that IN your chivalry, yon
might conclude to knock sundee, sOOuer
than run the risk ofharming her, But this
sort Of chiyalry Will hardly apply to war
fare on a larger scple, espssially where a
nation lifsIs concerned LEAST of all, when
sths screen is no fair daughter of EVE, but
a bag, like tbs OF slavery. that
e a-Seems woman 70 the waist and fairs
- But end iug foul in many n &C .ly fold
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8 We can hardly afford TO risk death, In
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