Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-23

is generally follow BY 3 8etioq Ia ~
opposite direction, and the sOoDerst0e The
violence. If il Wera not lsQsa if anger pro-
duced abiding augerS Il hatred caused un,
dying hEtred, 1T injuries Inflicted and Ee-
taliated, Of necessity led 10 new retalla-
tious, with forever accumulatthg COM
pound Interest Of EeRengei theu the
world, thousands Of years ago would
have bCn turned Into an serthly bell apea
the nations Of the earth would have been
resolved into clans ot iufies and demons,
leach forever WaFring With his neighhDr.--
But it is not so ialli history teaches DIFF
ferent lesson. TIE wars Of the roses "a
England lasted On entire gene tipn. tFoql
the battle of st. Albans In 1456 TO that Of
Rnsunrth Field in 1885. Speaking OF the
t0fmer, dum0 a1y.sfa rtllll SAss let.'s'
blood split in that fatal quarrel, which
was not finished IN less than 9 eouEse ot
thirty years which Was signaltEed BY
twelve pitched battlesi which opened Q
scene ofextIaofdinaSy farceness and cru,
city; is computed TO have cost the lives Of
eighty princes Of the blood; aud almost
entirely annihilnted the ancient nobility OF
England. The strong attachments which,
at that time, men Of the same kipdred bore
70 each other, and the viudeitive spirit
which was considered point Of honor,
rendered the great families implaeable In
their resentmenlS and Widened every mo-
ment the breach between the parties -
Such was the state Of thiugs IN kngtRpd,
under which an entire generation grew
up and when Henry VII, in whom the
titles of the two houses were united went
mn 10 London after the battle Of B0sWOrth
Field, 70 mount the throne, he was every
where received With joyous aeelamatiOns
Gas one ordained aud sent from Heaven %
put an end to the dissensionsR which had
so long afflicted the country.
The great rebellion in England Of the
seventeenth century, after long and angry
premOnitions, may be said 10 have begun
with the calling Of the Long Parliment
in 1910, and to have ended with the re-
surn Of Charles III, in 1860 twenty years
Of discord, conflict and civil war: Of Oon-
iscation, plumber, havoc, proud hered-
itary peerage trampled in the dust; q
national Church overturned, its clergy
beggared its most. eminent prelate put 70
death;a military desp0tism established on
the ruins Of q monarchy which had sub
sisted seven hundred years, and tiie legit=
innate sovereign brought 70 she 6loek; the
great families which adhered t9itlie King
impoverished, ruined; prison
ers Of war sold, to slavery in the West
Indies-iu word, everything that can
embittaE and madden eOntending fAeti0nas
Such was the state Of things for twenty
years, and yet, by no gentle transition,
but suddenly and when the restoration of
affairs appeared more hopeless" the son
of the beheaded sovereign was brought
back TO his fathers bloOd-stained throne,
with such 'sinexpressble and universal
ioy. - as led the merry monarch to exclaim
'she doubted it had been his own fault he
had been absent so long, for he SAW no
body who did not protest he had eve
wished for his return" s.In this wonder
fnI manner" says Clarendon" )" and with
this incredible expedition, did God put an
end to a rebellion that had ragged for near
twenty years, and had been carried on
with all the hOrrid circumstances of muir
der, devastation and paFricide that fire
and sword, in the hands of the most
wicked men in the WOFld-Lit is rOyalist
that is speaking could be instruments
Of almost to the desOlltiOn of two king
doms, and the exceeding delacing and
deforming Of the third. By these remark
able steps did the meFcifnl hand of God,
In this short space Of time, not only bind
up and heal all these wounds, but even
made the scar as undiscePnible as, IN re-
spect Of the deepness, was possible, which
was q glorious addition to thedeliyerance.'
IN Germany, the wars Of the RsfoTmation and Of
Charles Y. In the 18th century the thirty yeaFs
In the 18th century, the yors war in the 18Th
century, not 70 speak Of other lOss Celebrated coz
teSts ontaiad upon that county all the mBeFios Of
fntesGihs strife for more than three centuries. AZ
theGioso % the last named war IAN ohioeFS says
aud fonnd Ia them but one human boinR.n More
than three hundred pEineiPalities eoHPrehe1ded tp
the BmPtres feImented with ne nefeo Pas ions y
this period the castles Of I0bber Counts upon
6Vety hItitop dFeadful secret tribunal troze the
hearts Of men with terror thTOug ghGut the iand re-
ieious hatred mingled It's bitIer poison IN the sost
Ing eauIdrOn Of ProyiHcial animosity,-bnt o. al
these deadly enmities between the States ot Gefas
Try IN the Wogld, In which the sentiment ofnatonal
brotherhood - 6tronEOEs
society ml.hE be sald to DO resolved into ts original
elements into hostile atoms whose only ulOvouonS
was tha$ pf mutual rePulaiol, Rpthless bar bar
Iand with 8 IneFclless 65udAlism. As then0W etTif-
zafioa grew up, under the wing Of the Church. ths
noble families and the walled towns fen madly into
Ia, e,sE Sfl,o,. fie ssfulor fstd of TIIl0
and Emperor se1uTged the latld fEoYi1ee esllElit
provinces; city againstL city street Against street
ffer 70 son, till Dante was able 70 fl his imaginary
he'll with TIN real demons d ltal1u Hlstglg. % -
rqei0us had the faetioRs beeoille that ne eEti
naffVo IRIiguago was BY depteoof the muIiepali.
IN ordered 70 be burned alive, floundin the city q
EIoranee. But these deadly feude and ylel1.
"a D. political fnluonoes ss The hsstile cities sfe
erouped into States under stable the
iinseFius traditions % the aninQsites Rt-1n1lly
died away and now Tuscan and 1onle ard ealdillan
ard Neapolftan, - q 70 shane the dosanerate so.
81 America are Joining n oqeeEy taE an unieea
ItSIy. .-f.5...s-
In EEanes, not 70 60 back to tie civil wars of te
League q he sixteenth eentdFy. and Ol the EreIe
n tiiS saVenfeenth-not % speak nt the dfledlll
scenes flfoneh0ut the Kingdom which tetQ{Iqd ~
F6V6eaiiOd bf tie eiiet of Nante4-qe hlyes - ~
the list century, seen the blood hounds q civil etll
iet loose a. rarely before u the hstqEy e The oE
fff tIo6dy BrEaFean arms 10 every city and via
intho lalds and q tbs most deady yfeuds Won etsi
divided pegpla had the PeEsr 9 ea2se
But far har6i56 the fldts 1nsgttn years io1 =.
fail af HobHsFi te strong lll ~ fsl
conllsrgT brought QTiaE qlt, qf the char q g
la.soI 49, ~ - hIl n ~. I.t u. -