Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-17
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"HOpe deferred maksth he heart alex"
and Il i still ned On Change.
ThlnES ought @3m6t bat do not. Peo-
pie SEs cheerful bot business il bad
When il there q bs,HloFs lrtiTityl The
talk wa, that this see1Fsed war 10 Amer
lea l. the cause Of 4 world Of misery oil
over tho world; that tho evil embraces ell
tho civilized inhabitoptA Of the globe;
that trade il StsgnhatfFo Galway to the
AMOR; that manu- uEe ANGUISH; that
people want enpl6y8tat thls Rpeiplh-
lion Is defunct; that enteFpEil5 y dormant;
that sad apathy seems 70 have seiE0d
ON tho hhaSn race Ind that Misery q,
In cohso1pspce, iltanss and widespread.
The Rehofal talk was that The war will
coon 10 Over; that the end Is Inpialy APP
preaching that de 'eohiedeFates, having
done ill that bravo msheoull DO, must,
like other great msu, Submit y destiny;
that the chances arr Against them; that
they vim rssIrk ffvm The var with al
their honus nude brighter ~ gldtiOuB
exercise; that they have failed because i
was impossible 70 succeed; that the nd
versary Wna four 70 Gns against them,
and that ii is no dlSgtacs to yield TO IN
enemy % powerful; that they, viii not
playtha barbarian and upehFiStiaR game
of 6eraisting in opposition wbuh the re-
suit IL inevitable; and that when passion
subsides tie repcSsiohists will uRhsaita-
rinVly submit that the United States have
after al given ample proof Of the re,
sourcea reading u free INSTITUTIONS that
this val, fightfHl AZ il tas been, inn
presses On oil mankind lesson that can
not 30 forgotten; that il has upset amul'
titude Of false conclusions, and taught
European power 70 Devise by the instruS'
ton afforded By the government and the
people 81 America; that the people hGEo
given proof 0f lhSi yal6e Of the Anglo
Saxon blood which cireulates in their
veins; that Tie North and South TEEN
with tho same evidence, and that this
evidence will end inn verdict Or peRrha-
nent go6d siidl; when the civil war in
America broke out tho pQRclusi9nope
expressed Wns that Ametiea had cOIlbps-
cd that democracy was a iictipni that the
republic was about 70 experience the fac
Of all republics; that Solt.gOyCrnment was
not to 10 expected among = people 20
hoa,tful md dennFaliIed; TINT tho North
would have to submit to the South that
ale had no money, no army, and no bond
Of brotherhood; but TINT tho experience
Of Iow mOnths lalaiRsd these predic-
tons; that democracy was on its trial,
aud has obtainod verdict In It's favor;
that Ia eight months the tederalists have
produced the largest, and according 70
Dr. Russell, tho finest army in tho world;
that the government pays is wayi that
comparatively there 10 no distress;
that there is no discomfort; TINT there are
no mobs, that thu people act as one man
in support 0r the government and that
the government il acting strictly in obe-
iienee 10 the Consultation; that tho les
non taught 10 Europe Is a most impor-
tautRnd q most valuable One-Erst that
nm efficient army can bO improvIsed IN .
few months out Of volunteers; that sol
diors 40 improyisOd can aght like or bet-
tor than veterans; that standing armies
are therefore no longer necessary With
nations enjoying constitutional govern
ments: that volunteers arc armies whcn
wanted; that next the fight between the
Merrima6 and the Monitor demnnstFatss
thGt4naSalwarlafo as hithatiO Conductel
must now cOase; that wooden nien'Ot.war
should either be cut up or converted in
to merchant ships; that iron clad steamers
hencciorth will rule the oOGani that.VSfy
few Of these will be required, and that
Of course, our navy estimates. after the
few arsbuilt, will crafty eSGn Nj. Brighti
that these are great aud glorious liscov.
cries; that they hand over civilization to
the protection Of science; that wars will
DO few, because without uninterrupted
trade nations cannot resist pimme1iate
mis- cry; that all Ciyillsed people have now
clearly one interest; that not one Of them
can drop out Of the market without en-
tRiliny6n alt others Tho evils Of bad trade;
that the AmsEicans have secured t9r.
themselves al steFnal exemption tfonl
external wars, that all other nations will
let them alOue, because q conflict With
them would Be fuihols; that the Yankees,
by thls.WUr, have made themselves mas,
tiers Of thd Itoftibh; that their prodnpfs
essential 70 tho prosperity Of the civilized
world; add that, consequently the civil
lied world will always keep on friendly
terms with theng Isl sEe Z Es ~