Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-03
NUMBER 36.

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master, smilin' pleasantly, '.isn't posted in
,.No. don't know him. But If he's
able-bOdied man he must stand his little
draft,sS -,
The sehoolmaster wound up ia eloquent
style, and the subscriber took the stand.
! said the crisis had not onIy cum itself,
bat it had brought all its relations IIhas
cum, said, with an evident iuteutioa OF
making us good long visit. It's goingtp
take oR It's things aud stay with u.s.
Ny vile says 50 too. This Is 4 good
war. For those who like this war, it,
just such kind Of war as they like. I'll
bet ye. Ny wife svys so too IL the Fed
eral army succeeds in tHkin' WashinRtou,
and they seem 10 be advane1a' that way
pretty Often, shall say L is atsafegy. and
Washington will be safe. And that noble
banner, as Il Were-that banner as it were
will be . emblem, or rather, should
say, that noble banner-as q I0eFs. My
wife says SO too. Z got a little mixed
up here, but they didu't notice it Keep
mum. Faller citizens. Il will be q proud
day for this republic when Washington Is
safe. Gloucester, Massachusetts,, is safe.
Gen. Fremont is there. No danger of slou-
caster, Massachusetts, as long as Gen. FREE
mout's there. And may the day be not far
distant when can say the same OF WASH
ingtOu. But II It'll saved, II will be by
strategy. Vermont. will soSn be safe, -
Gen Puelps is comin' home. Let as all
rejoice that Vermont Is about 70 be safe.
Ny wife says so, too. saw H7
The E Eiitor Of the Bggls Horn Of Liberty
here arose and said II do not wish to in
terrupt the gentleman, but q important
despatch has just bin received at the tele-
graph office here. will read It.. Il Is as
follows: +" GOV'mslf e about to take vigor.
oHs HleGtuTes 70 put doHR the rebellion ~
loud applause
That. said I, Is cheering. That's sooth-
ing. And Washington viii be stfe. TSen-
sation. Philadelphia Is safe. Genera.
PAttersOn's in Philadelphia. But my heart
bleeds Partic ly for Washington. Ny wife
say so too. -lsl.. .sr
There's money enough. No trouble
about money. They've got a lot of frst-
class bauk-nOte engraVers at Washington,
(which place. ! regret 10 say, is by NO
means safe,) which turn out two or three
cords of money q dRy-gOOd money, too.
Goes we'll. These bank. note engravers
make good wages. expect they lay up
property. They are faH OF Union seuti-
ment. There is considerable Union seuti-
ment in Virginny, more especially among
the homes: farmers of the Shenandoah
valley. Ny wife says so, too.
Then It isn't money we want. But We
do want men and We must have them
We must carry a Whirlwiud of Gre among
the foe. We must crush the ungrateful
rebels who are pOuudin' the Goddess Of
Liberty over the head with slungsbots, and
stabbIn, her with stolen kniTesl Wemust
lick 'em quick. We must Introduce large
number Of frst.class funerals among the
people Of the South. Betsy says so, too.
k.g
We all know that. What then? We are
all in the same boat-if the boat goes down
We go with her. Hence we must all 6ght.
II aiu'T no use now TO talk about who eaus-
ed the war. That's played out. The war
Is upon us-Upon Us aIl-and We must all
fighT. We can't "reason" the matter with
the fOe&ou.y with steel and lead. When,
in the broad glare of the MONDAY suu, q
speckled jlcknss boldly and maIieiOusly
kicks over a peanut stand, do We treason"
{ with him7 l guess not. Then why t'rea-
son" with those other Southern people who
are tryin' to kick over the Republic? Betsy,
my wife, says 50 too. t-I.ser
have great confidence in A. Linkin.-
The old fellows heart Is in the right place.
aud bis head is clear. There's bin sum
queer doins by some OF bis dsputies-eiSil
and militaFy-let IL pass. We must save
the Union. Aud don't let Us wait 10 be
drafted. The Republic Is our mother. For
Code s4ks d0n't let as stop to draw lots to
see which of ne shall 60 20 the rescue of
our wounded and bleeding mother. Drive
the assassins from her throat-driVe them
into the seal Aud then. IL it Is worth
while. stopzand argue about who caused
ali this in the fFst place. You've heard
the Snowman. You've heard my wife, too,
Ne aud Betsy is l.
The meetin' broke up with enthusiasm.
We.shau't draft in BaldinsVIlls If We can
help it. i.a iail1al ~ 5ea 8szi .,is