Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-11
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4 Alta dress parade of THE. 9Th reo;n...
Pennsylvania Reserve VSInntas+s ~ ~ sSnsas Sssl
held on the, ,25th day-of March. sIsss ,bs Rs,
following pstsons. were appointed a COM ,a9
mittee for the purpose Of franoing resoI,,
tlons TO on on the sprrent events of the Iav.
Wm. Aiken, Chaplain 9Th rerinept p Ri
"; @ohn II. Jacison private. company IA.
\: b. Ramsey, lst Lieut., COMPANY g. las,
| u @cAleer. Sergeant company b; John A
| Henola, "a Lieut., ,tct tppany o; i. u. Shaw.
Sergeant, company q: Orm CadwaIa5ier'
Sergeant, company 81 ID. B. ATmstrS;S;s !
tiSergeanti company n; 3ephen5 D.. NIevsrssIs
private, company q: Ge& e. Croker, -sa[l
geant, company 4; A, gSAEagleson. Ser.
.geant, company X. -. - -
The committees on the syenino of tho
goth of March, met for thai Apurpose' and
after adjourning from time tStime. again
met on the 30th day of .March, ,S1863, When
"a tne following resolutions wea presented
Tor the approval of the legimelt! - J
we .are'in the midst of a natidnal crisis.
lnvolVing not simply the prosperity but the
very existence of our gkvernmInt. For
us'.rly s .,tS TWO Two years past a ukmber Of States
oil this once happy land have raised tha
standard of rebellion. 1t b NO tfTno. no,,, ST
to enquire into It's cause. fTtbas alres a.,
assumed q magnitude uapiralIed in ,'tSs
history ations-demandirp the nnited
efforts OF every true soldier ad patriot To
stay It IN its mad career, and ket we have
political demagogues and worsethan trait. i
ors IN the north, who are giVte aid and
comfort tosthe enemy by edit6us publ.
cations through the press, byS speeches
encouraging resistanceito the a&s of onr,I
government, by writing. letters I'd he sol.
dlers advising desertions aud pAossais;n,,
tmmnnltY and pIoteoti lion q, 5theSi sfEaaitz
-ers4 q y f1trdty me world t9t as
regiment we are dem6ralized4thk we
VIII notah night under ourdpresents goldman
aeqls-that rs we have lost heart. and cokSage
in this great contest for right We teneI
with scorn all such allegations IN bfIsf Sge
rally under our. tattered fiae wiiieh Ne
trust to see wreathed with new plory. W.
its Victories over barbarism, treason al
rebellion. Therefore,, "A
Res0tUea, 1st. That civil government "a
the ordinance of God and we rare bounfl nv,
thehighest moral conditions to render Il "A
prompt and cheerful obedience that fhe
South, withoutany justeatse, has wicked q
lyi rebelled agaiusttnational authorize ana
.isnow carrying on war Py every means
WITHIN Its powsfttor the sseparation ofathei
Union and the estab blishment tof Southsrf
Contederacy: sfs.
End. There can be but tEo parties in
this great national struggle 1.-The loyalian5fE
the oyal-=the MON man on The one
hand and the traitor on the s&ther.9 That
We have more respect for thu rebel who
meets us IN open day NJ Iths sweapous of war
IN . nis aands than we haFesf for the lying
aongn LAC .laced political demag who dis
courag ges e eulisttne MS, enc6lrakes deser-
tlons, ADVISES resistance 70 the sdonstituted
authorities, denounces thesadmitistratfon,
out never condemns thearebelliS IN or cen-
sures It's ", guilty authors. To all stch we
qnletiy !. nlnt to stand out Of the sot the
Old soldier when ;in his round ddFng duty
under S5 the ne Constitution: IA
3Fo: 'Inat. we regard the coppe erheAd e1e-
ment IN our Northern States as ndra dan
geropS than the open treason az thA Sort n