The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-02
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We have never advocated Mr.. VALAN-
DINeHAMs peculiar peace doctrines, but it p 4
1asctSal5us II h1ots k6& precisely, in many re-
! s.speefs, they coincide with the early views
Of LINCOLN, 6HssE, SEWARD, DIcKEs-
%. SON, GREELY, &c. 5We,iinsits ,the careful
attention Of thinking men to the extracts
{: below, not with the hope that they viii re-
gard them rs containing the true doctrine,
+ but with. the hope that they will see how
+. far.public men may drift from agiven stand
- point in such revolutionary times as .she
{ present; and not bs too bitter in. their treat
ment of those who have not been as pro-
., igressive themselves. The expression Of
such sentiments as the following, at this
time, would secure one residence in Cana.
2. da or fort Warren, if not the felicity Of a
death;Dy hanging. ~. ~. T.. l
r Writing to our Minister at the Court of
/, St. James, Mr.. ADAMS, Mr.. Secretary SE.5
/. WARD says -; ..... ~
The President is not disposed to reject
a cardinal dogma Of the South, namely,
that the Federal Government cannot re-
.l'tidcelthe secediflg States to obedience by
O. conquest, even although he were disposed
to question that Proposltlon' BUT, IN FACT,
THE PRESIDENT WILLINGLY ACCEPTS ~ 40
TRUE. ONLY AN iMPkKiat ~ nLsroiio
dovERNMENT- COULD sVs'oS l"lt.. IhoNoosh.
-" LIZ iDsAFEEcrED AND hsgKkhcI'oNAAf
( MEMBERS OF THE STATE. This Federal.re
publicaa system-ot ours IL OF an forms Oh
-. q Government, the very one when IS most
untitled for such labor. = -
-. The reader who has forgotten the position
a..umad AZ tho heoinninp If our difficulties
,-.-,..,iL h.I.,..o,,.oa hano,d
VS." i,,s ~u" '.' 'ec1y =.
measure to hear the Pfesident, through hls
=. Secretary flor Mr.. LINCOLN always supervis
- sdthe Roreion fIesna t.hes Ychara cterising his
.ovn. edmin;stratio in advance as "DES-
e Porto and IMPERIAL" Not less will
our readers be surprised when they compare
the present attitude of the nfather of. the
oresnbacksn with this position three wears
,,aoo,o En- ID uNas the man who has done
mo.e than all Others 70 revolutionize aud
.bol;t;onize Missouri. in a recent letter
vr;tes -:
uwh., tho ,obauion hroka ont Mr.
80 CHASE held this language: The South IS not
soorth fighting for. Several gentlemen oh
s~a nlgn Po'i''o. - .1o $500 as" d.
~. 49, t.;,na Socretarv .of tha. Treasury =
IaE Dayy;s e,xcja;med "a he left the Senate.
,ali .ho South wapts 10 mi. he tet alone. and
= NJ SECRETARY Chase was in effect declar
inc. The South is not worth fighting for
T. JEFF. DAVIS said, Let US alone;' CHASE
= said, Let tAem alone" The difference De
. tween them, IN TACT; although their motives
( are wide apart, was the difference between
. tweedledum aud tweedledee. One wanted
be- Southern and the other Northern Confed-
eraey' each oeileving MS own 'uanees oeS'
'o.'
"neh olu MI oHAsh n"u gu. 'ne oo '''n
was 80 valuable? w hat suddenly APPEAR
ftap, alchemy transmitted the barren, barba
-, co,,h info . Ct snh;act e cnnonest
ana maze IL o"l sa'" W oe op'''uou even
at the expense OF two Thousand millions OF
% dollars and hall million OF priceless lives?
y. Let the philosophy OF history record It
~. among her treasures. IT, ~, Co.'s.
Listen to Parson BRowNLo " IN. In 1ooi.-
Compare his Paintings In the North Mort S'nce'
with the following Unreasonable ut T'nc-
es:" .' ... 49,. ~. -. y..n ~.
Az fr4"We have become satlsfed tH't the
weskness Oh .u1 tI 1. anu 'I,.,ny n "
~. Anal .snsration of All the slave State fro m
q the Union, aud in a bloody civil war
And again: -. a.. So. 49,. 80 80 .
IAN unwlse, unpaCriolic, HUI 10 SOY reCh-
less Abolition course Is oeing pursued (at
aSu,ns.onl VI" ell ~" n,ao tho M NJ W. "a
~. S.I 80 il, go, &C., oocb nthor 10