Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-30

=
much fear in the interest OF the southern
Rebellion. If this Southern so-cAltSd Re-
nublic can send men to Europe with mil
lions of dollars 10 corrupt its statesmen in
order 10 y recognition OF their government
which would do them very little good,
what would they not give 10 get 81 recogui-
ton at Washington, which would settle
this war forever! very much fear that
this very party in Washington which has
opposed almost every measure looking 10
the putting down Of this rebellion, Is a
party in interest with this Southern rebel
lion Why Just read or hear their speech
es. \ United States Senator in Wheeling
n few nights ago in making one Of ;he most
cautions speeches he ever made in his HE
said that this war was not Only distaSietni
to the South and opposed bE the Souta,b
opposed by great many n the North, and
that the powers that be nov must be put
down. Yes, fellow citizens, he starts to-
day as know from his friend, 10 meet his
colleagues and companions and conductors
in this thing Mr.. Va!audigham and NJ
voorhies in indianapolis. to carry on the
rebellion against the UEion forces al
home.
Now fellow-ciiizens in a time like this
when we have this faction at Eome-theSe
men who are doing all they can 10 disturb
and destroy US, have 6ut to beseech all
men who love their native land TO cast
aside these men, and declare that uothiug
short of pnttiag down this rebellion will
satisfy vou-that you have no time 10 talkt o
these gentlemen when the house els on fire or
the ship is straudiug.
do not know that we should do or say
anything to disturb the harmony of this
people, but we as Western Virginians have
another subject dear to our hearts al
lude to the ne'E State, which is the price
less part TO US of this rebellion. 1t is with
in our grasp. If we act VIC will get the
new State. if we fail to act it may be gone
forever. You know, feilow-ctizeus that
one of our Senators in the Senate of the
United States, aud who we expected would
be true, with your loyal and estimable Sen
ator Mr.. Wiley from this county, giving
US his aid to help Us get through with the
new Stale, in the hour of our trial, desert
ed US; not only deserted US but be used ev-
cry means and influence in his power TO
dofeat US. Yes, and he Is one of those gen
tiemen too that are looking to Quitting
up this Constitutional Union PARTY. He
! is like Martha of old-''trouhlcd abou!
many things" Laughter.l He has not
chosen the ''better parI'-to serve his pcO-
! pie honestly, and have the reward of an
No. ~ " -
ne "eS e"oseu' seu,'e"'s ~ ~! .''7 So
c'e'y "a &"ot"eF Pa.! anu le''T !Ou "'iI
! hie 'u LUIS nOu' " Out ''i"'' w. -
show you this mans argument there, nssu-
ming to be very conscientious on this qHes-
ton about the constitution. He would not
permit this new State to be formed because
he said Congress was officiating" to us
neddling in matters that did not belong tc
tneh' neH w rlie u ou' L
A.. r Lii io,n ,j,a G5',nr,,;,faa ~, Terri,G
10. ~ ,.hicb h.. i. ,,,a,,, her. and il is also
49,, 800 hoo ,5a, Ln Ts~l,raT a,y,in .o5
-, 49,, ,II,.ra ~. M ,,,rs,i,,,i1.,I oh,
- Ia,,,I ,,t,;.,i,,, ,.hata,,or ~ nv,
Iy,S.Iin-;; 49, Tt. ND 10 MI,
!l1:..nl -, e., =,
,t,o T,har b,n1
~, lie Co,,.,i,,,,ion - AZ CorliIs +,
80. - IN e. aI,,,i,s,on M
- r. 80 IT,, LiiI rr;,,;,,,,,I,, "a
.', -. 49, - -. H. ,;,oir
POl ~ - s''e t'a,s,. D..
d. ,,,L;ai, -. - io;j 80.
as,- Q 80, ~, ~, - IT,; bijt ~;
-; ~. ~. a. r,.r:I,, H., 1,a,,1 aaJ h,
y! ID 49, ti,t So,,,,o .n,,r,i,,a1
~. ~ - ,.,1,, -,
;, ,I, Iaio,-,,sS "a ,ri.1. ~ IN,
s''' ,.'ss.'l;,iora.I 49,, ".
So 49,, ;,,o 49,. g.. a,I I,sd hon,
49,. So. =,
80 bs ,,1 ~ cor.,
1n"' - 10 am,iraI ,n'nr4 ,orn lin ~,
- -. ~ -. ,d -. :.
ras,ad =; a,nni,,.o md re,or,",
W ~ DI lSS $50 i,rsmse ,i'e,. IA mt
uo 'l's.''"S. iy}S ieI;a,.,,,'', s.,
NV T.. S"1p , nv So snT o
esseus' 80 l'oL r 1870 ""G
,gs'ea ittenu y, t,t ~ Ie" "'''''
'"e "eS u "S'''n y. IT,
Now iel'ow.cIt'zenS 'nls gentleman q, YAK;
to you about dIctation by Congress: inns |.
the bill wh'eh he framed anu winch 81. SO dla
appointed tne ne" 0tate men. "nen VIZ
hearu OF IL mere numbers OF mem s'a''ec
OFT to washington 10 know what s'FsoSe
nouohs had come over lnc minus Vi '"'
Committee since our first delegation wa: