Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-28

RsbsIIion Against the RsOsls.
The slgas of reaction at tbs South
against the sebelliun arc becoming namer.
Gus nad significant. Ia estimating these
Indications (. must be reeOllectrd that the
Southern press Is under coercion, and car
only hint aud grumbls, when it would be
gladto expose and denouuee freely, and
ouly an occasional Southern paper gets
across tbeline. II VIC could hear what 10
said in private amoag the Southern people
We should sec that the complaints made by
the press bu. feobly represent the real feel
fug that is beginning to show itself 10
Western Tennessee even, the only part Of
the State supposed to be for secession
there is open revolt against The ConEedcr
ute Government Tbs following para-
grsphs from late Tennessee papers give
some intinationi Of the real state Of things
there,
We Roget TO say that considerable evl-
deuce Of dlsloyalty " the confederate gov
erHmcnt has BEEN manifested in some Of
the counties in West Tennessee since the
eulI upon the militia was made, one cOuD'
ty (CarrolD haripg goue SO far, we learn,
as positively 10 reiuse to submit to the de-
! tail, In Weakly county, also, we learn
there was trouble on Monday last, which
led TO the fear that serious ditliculties
would OeSur there but wc understand that
matters were settled peaeeably and without
b'oodshed, which was at one time appre-
hended. In McNairy county, however,
the disnGec,ion seems 10 have reached its
highest point, ns We sec from the West Ten
nessec VIII that il Was found necessary TO
send troops into that county to arrest some
Of the nntbori;iea, and to send detaehmepts
Of soldiers lpto sOuS OF The other counties
for tue same puTpcsn.- Trenton tTeBD.l
Stdndqf&, Jan. To-
Federal forces have been mnssed IN Ken
tueky too great Tor man OF Sidsey john'
slon's ealibre 10 vtnture to attack, and the
paralyziug Of Price through the withdrawal
Of Mccullough, has rendered the oyerrun'
ming Of Missouri, 10 the Arkansas frontier
an easy task 20 tho federals We're forced
back out Of Missouri check mated in Ken
lucky. Chase has obtained bis money in
Wall street. The blockade is unbreakable
by US Ss yet. Ia one wcrd we're hcmmel
in. We've allowed the moment OF victory
to pass. We We're so anxious watching the
operations Of England, that We stand
aglnsl on turning our eyes homewHrd again
to find ourselves ten times worse off than
we were ere the commencement of Price'a
last forward mach, and that Accursedly
ussd sonsalionalism, the arrest OF Messrs
Mason aud Slidell. Day follows day, and
in lieu Of buiug weakened, VIC find the fed
eral armies, at all points, being strength,
eucd almost every article Of manufactpr-
| ing and domestic necessity quadrupled IN
pricc, and our money will soon be exceed.
ingly scarce for lack Of paper and paste.
board to make 1t wish. We pay 10 cents a
piece for sperm CANDLES, and we are told
we ought to be glad to get them ut that.
Our twelve months sOldiers' time will soon
be IN and we cannot help asking, as they
do themselves, what have they been per.
mitttd or led 10 doI CAbined, cribbed,
confined Ns We we're, and evidently would
be, our shortest, clcarCst and most nozzle
policy was to lind iu the rapid Use Of our
early revolutionary enthusiasm an Over-
match for the slower and lCss.spiritOd, but
more enduring North. Where shall We
ask relirf2 Where should we ask il save
in the camps on whom We have lavished
our hearts blood. our hopes, our wealth,
our WhUle; where but upon the banks Of
the Potomac2 When will We see an end
Of the farce there being euaeted, 1T Our
expense, Indirectly every moaihful we
.at is taxed, our babies wear taxed caps
and shoes, our boys write on taxed paper,
our girls wear taxed calicoes, our men DO
a taxed business, and hoPelessly ride IN a
taxed hearse 10 a taxed grave, and We fer
soo,h, arc hnt,iug "the cause Il VIC dare
10 turn from Messrs Mason and Slidell 70
look at the country We were born aud
bred in, and, having looked, we are burt
inc the cause iC we dare tell what wc see,
l-MsRyhis Argus, Jan. ?,
We have yet to learn that this conIeder-
acy is the private property Of JeHerSon DA'
viS, or the joint domain Of his cabinet and
We fnd il still harder to comprehend how
either the President OF his cabinet caue
| 10 be considered the autocrai dispensers OF
veal and woe to this people untEammeled
lby auy responsibility TO the same. We
smoke and speak Of tue Ill conducIiug Of
| this war. which has now taken from OUT
homes three OF louE hundred thousand OF
our best and brAvest; which has Parl!ylea
ali business, save that which puts the
money We can so lily spare into tie Pock.
leis Of lhe creatures Of the said President
and cabinet, Ofthis war we spoke, when
\ ve saId % much might have been done IN
III tbat has been len undonc. Those at the
head II affairs were leaders TO the var
Ne AK how are they leading through it'
Wa lNok 10 The future, and seeing bat war,