Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02


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. The Late Rebel Raid-Its AIders an,
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Editors Lntelligenccr:s = - -
That the late raid into Western Virgin,
WAS encouraged if not invited BY advic,
and assistance of the secessionists In ouI
midst, but few Discerning men will deny
The attack on Rowlesblrg, the road Of
rather pathway the rebels came, show
clearly that their guide was one well ac.
quainted with the locality, and the state.
ments Of your correspondents and Others
since the raid, make il certain that the
Up, secessionists are unsafe neighbors.
call them tip secessionists because their
secession amounts to. spouting treason,
plotting against the Government and heir
tneighbors. They have no intention ofjoin-
ing their secesh brethren in the tented
held, hence their rautterabhorrence OF being
sent South. They know in their hearts
that they are wrong, notwithstanding they
never cease plotting against the Govern
ment and the New State If n chance
offers they are the first o,gripl at a contract
ITO serve the United States and pIunder
Uncle Sam, and all the time keep running
down his credit aud lowering his oharac
ter and his money. Talk to his secesh
children aud you will fnd theyiare full up
to the throat with treason, showing pretty
clearly the kind of conversation those little
innocents hear at their fathers hearth
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The Government and its Union defend
ers have at last found out that for its ovy
preservation, a stop must be put to treason
within the Union lines. JEFF. Davis long
ago obliged all opposition to cease in his
dominion, either by creating swelling in
the throat followed by a..shortaess of
breath, or putting them in Jail and starv-
ing them. Luckily for Mr. Secesh in the
Uuion lines, he was under more favorable
master, who has borne with him till to do
SO longer would be a crime. And even
now, instead of taking leaf from the his.
tory OF Jetf's dealings with his refractory
children, they are quietly told to go South
to their friends. -
A glance atthe past history of the world
will show the tenderness, the forbearance
of the United States Government over all
others, in like cases -,5s.s.I1,5
Rebellion against the laws and crown of
England has not been so seldom, or yet so
far back in the dark ages, rs not TO bear a
contrast And in no instance did the En-
glish Government show a tenth part of the
torbearance. The case of John Mitchell is
one which may without any stretch oftime
be justly referred to. He did not commit
any overt act, nor.was suchaa charge made
on his trial, yet he was sentenced to four-
teen years in a penal settlement. In 1918
sixty pounds (S250) reward was offered
for information against any person advi-
sing men not to enlist in the army, and
numbers were transported for speaking sc.
ditiouslanguages <fll
France need mot be referred to, as no
opposition of a seditious character would
be permitted, whilst need only, mention.
the name of Austria and Marshall Hanau,
that there sedition is put down with a
strong hand ,Gas for the overt act of treason
or taking up arms, death in the most ag
graEated form that Kings or their courtiers
could invent, was always the remedy.
In Western Virginia, secessiouists are
only beginning TO feel the hand ofthe Gov.
ernment they have endeavored to subvert.
The. dag. of retribution they so fiippantIy
talked iof coming ION the sunionisfsi has
come hrst on themselves, aud the Southern
road appears to be q hard roRd.to trayel.--I
Well do they Know, that the South don't
want them, that it is only those willing
to fght-to the death, that are made vel.
come within their lines, and that all must
be combatautst who claim the right to live,
there. No Government could long exist
that permitted SO many enemies Iopenly,
and cOVertly, to live under its protection.
A republican Government like the United
States requires to be more vigilant against
traitors than Rmonarchicsl, because in the
latter, there are ten petitioners for one in
heformer, and they are careful, neither o
harm or permit others to harm the goose
that lays the golden eggs. The hard work.
ing men have no share. of those peusiAnsI
and no say in the granting them, or ia. the
making or altering of any laws; he iHha
mere cipher in the matter with the right to
labor, If no can get it, Very different is
the position Of the same class in the United
States. Hence our Government s.justly
called the Workingman;s Government, and
worthy the support of the workingmen over
the world. +,,,s & - - E..s :.
Rally, then, workingmsn to, the support of
your2oWnl Government and wherever you
near workingmanT living in your midst.
protected IN, ell the rights and privileges of
an American citizen, cheering for, JEFF. Da;;.
! Wis, speaking against the Union, REJOICING
over our dsfeats,in theifeld, aud denying
out successes, aud always on elections
found supporting whatever candidate is
oPpesedtO the Government, denounce such
aimau and send him .Sonths II A-UEioYgT/ II
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