Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-23

WllADAk representation IS robbery, Dead
men ought not to lrgsale for live men
The founders Of your debt are gone-pos.
tcrity is payiug for their bluud,rs For.
mefly priests aud princes sqfjeated opin.
lou, aad smothered thought With the fag-
got and fame, dungeon and the rack. Nov
ministers and mobiles gulllotine the mind
thumb screw the speech Of man-aud tor
ture bis life away by controlling the
priesthood by pIace-the Judge through
his poekets-and the people through their
stomach. Laughter II the working
classes would look more into books, aud
less into quart pots laughter they
would be wiser and better able to pc with
the clever s,ate.mea who keep them in
their sertdom. Iiear, aud applause. God
save the PeopIel
When Wit thon ave the peoplsf
oh. God of Mercy whrn'
Not knEs aud lords. bat nations!
Sot thrones and crowns but men'
Flowers OF the heart, oh Col are theyl
- them not pas like weeds away
Their heritage asgnle.s day
God save tho people,
Loud and continued cheers
over one.bslf Of the House Of Commons.
as is well known, is elected by 100000
electors. The idea ofoue town ofa thou
sand people having the same representation
10 Parliament us Liverpool or Manchester
or Birmingham, is not only absurd, but
positively insulting TO the common sense Of
Euglishmen. Who before ever heard Of a
little village having the same legislative
power as u great province To-day, a
dozen rottcu boroughs. owned by the aris-
tocracy, WELD more power in the House OF
Commons than the great counties Of York.
shire, Lancashire, and Middlese1.
There are siE millions Of dJic.JOditi men in
England lrhos, pounoa iI ioirtr than The
iasricm yiaUsS. Ave negroes are allowed
three votes by the Constitution, which
makes negro three iflbs of maa but
in England he is not counted so high as the
cattle of the field or trees in the forest
Even the million of voters on the lists have
no actual representation. They are hough,
and sold MS regularly as corn, or hemp, or
iron. You can look at the share lists in
the Reform and Carlton clubs They will
tell you to a pound the cost Of any rotten
borough in the kingdom, America is nat.
ural-England artificial. God was the en-
gineer Of Americas water .works-Englaud
less tanned, employed man-GOd was our
Eardener-mRn yours. God planted our
forests-man yours. Our corn feeds your
millions as our cotton furnishes them with
clothes. Our institutions give your masses
hope for better days, aud our Revolution
has furnished you with platform for your
Revolution. Parchment is Of no use-the
bayonet has sharper point than the peti.
liOn-Parchment is Of no use IN our day
the people must act. por PoyuE rOz Del.
When VII, thou Savr the peopls'
pl, God Of Mercy, whsn'
The perple l.. I'd the people,
Not thrones and crowns, but meni
God! save the people! thine they are,
Thy children rs Thy angels r;
Save them from mtsrulr and despair
Col save the people.
[Chrers. The do,rntaH Of Englandis rap.
ID when ner colonies tall Off The heart Of
loyalty mast be feeble when its eztremities
decay. The colonies OF England, for their
own protection, will be obliged to shake
off the incubus Of the old country. Cana.
da already is rolling of the reel. The
Times prepares the way. Let her slide.
She is useless now. We can do without
her. Lord PaImerston hurls a sueer. He
says: II hsyrer men they 'rouii arm them:
sirs'. say u they are men they rRi de-
clare hsir independence. [Cheers.
The Lords are equally defiant. Sour
grapes grow thick upon the English tree Of
despotism. Give Canada money and she
is loyal, Stop the supply and she s,ops
the Militia Bill. Canada taxes England's
manufactures, and England pays for her
army. How long will the working meu of
Englaud submit TO be taxed and pauper-
lied to please the aristocracy? Before The
election OF another American President.
Canada will be a nation. Cheers As
a dependency she isa pauper. As ma
tion she is millionaire. Hear Ten
minutes after her Declaration Of Indepen.
pence, America will acknowledge Canada
as a sister State. Hear Are there no
statesmen in Canada equal to the opportu.
nifty? lrishmen, call upon you for three
hearty cheers for the Republic Of Clnai1!
the first President the Irish Rebel, Thom.
as Darcy McGee. 1.-THE call WAS loudly
responded to with additional cheers.
Australia may be loyal now; but the war
between America and England will expose
her to danger from our Monitors. Seeing
this, up will go the flag, the eve star flag
that WAS raised over the Eureka Stockade
90 the Billarat 10 1864. when Can't. Wise
and forty Of his soldiers were shot by the
diggers uneer Lawler and McGnl. That
was only eight years ago. 1 was mer.
chaut at Melbourne. Oue hundred thou.
sand tons Of shipping were consigned TO
my house in 1854. The leader of the
forces on the BallarAt offered me the Presi.
dency Of the Australian Republic, ia the
name the Diggers Of the Revolution. /
was a man ofcoumeree then. ! declined.
Colt sent me one hundred dollars worth of
revolvers; thediggers wanted them. Ire.
fused TO sell and while there no one can
say that was not good colonis,. The
Irish there wero my friends. Ia 1855
was a guest when the brotherhood of St.
Patrick gave the parting banquet at Mel
bourne 10 Wm. Smith 0Brisn. TLoud
cheers That distinguished Irishmsu aud
lover OF liberty toasted 10 eloquent words
America, and coupled my name Herewith.
| replied, and those Irish cheers still ring
10 my remembrance. Applause And
Irisbmen are always welcome when / think
Of those cheers aud the Irish brigade who
are fighting the battle OF liberty across the
sea. [Cheers.
Australia will soon be uation-Hur.
rah for the Rspabiie Of the .Andpo5ss. Ga.
van Duffy, the Irish Rebel Of rs the frs,
President Ofthe New Republic, [Chsers1