Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-19
Hattp ntetIigenfsr
a. trhei Teniier 1fsroles- Or sIavery--An
fTufeideiat OF T,tfe In ~ GSkfnlEIoE :

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The following Ftnfndhi Of Rash1uiiy-a
TOP life, dpritplg the, dI5tk, ssses dasJs Ebfhi
{ ! The NsiioaaI Cspital eNpsd She Rsarpatipn.
s77of tiIe.ziavs9p0v 1--WE, Andslnthe eOFres+,
pobdenceof tie New York .ESalpsg PPst q
Fotty ysars pgp. 4 stbyf planter came,
from PI9fids pFS,. LoqIslaahr p reside IN
Heslnggop Tor 2 ttbe, bringing With him
son, fine man1y boz 3ta tbIEtseB or four
teen. AT the IeVeEs 81 bis fsiber, yhieh
were then fRsbi0nsble he SfecetTed. ths ca
ressesi0f me Iadfes and the e1eourzge cement
of4hef gentletdeIP that Bis agei intelhgenee
snd b1s fstBer's position naturally eltettee.-
: 0fhfs hmiIy; none GeeOm b4nied hIs tafneFq
- besides a4EiIs son, 10 bis visits 70 WashiDgs
ton!a Ia doe course of lime the boy, on
- 5Tl,ot1 lis fathers EieCfio1s were EVIDENT
jIseeuitfeffte1i VS. sent NORTH, add vas theFs
3.s.eddeafed, siEEadaailde A HarVgfd OF 9ale5a
With an honorable standing in IBIS class ~
e Onshis ret6rn4o tbiscity be 4Towsd 2 4oTe1
for the NORTH. saired ettttg MS eo!.teke
life Which vas not restrained n tts exc
preston by his efat6ef3 who festered 'sldi
eaeodrsRsd 81 jealousy. and really eohsi
~ s4utSd 10 his pei q he nfs fesidehee there p
saHs desffsa, B6EgTeF. T6sf MS son should
remain with him here ddFfdg Els own stay
. An ,A5pofntment iSsas Pr6eufed for him as q
- tIefE ID the War Department, and be en-
81 tered upon5iA d9tie5!2 - % = -
=LtssArsOog stbs aeqasiuss noses formed. At
time was gentleman from Pennsy iTzn1s'
- and the cieTk Of 8 buFea0,r who was the
SC father Of q girl yet in FER teens, iqvabIe
rofl chGTAeteFy tas' we'll as very beauthni: =
Intimacy begat frieudshiP5 and was tlAtd
H. ., uALter of wonder. lttIBt1ORs should,
! follow With Ehe blessings gOfs falts the
we're married at st. Johns Church, In thts
city, il baPpeDed TO be HbGue Ehe brse NAT
.-riste that ever took place theFei and even
5 now, the,lOpg rows of caTriageS5 the tafr
:, danes and r5oh tstsiress the imusieT the
q crowded parlors. 1hey7spleDdoe and joy
q, which crowned ShsE wedding are VtvtdIy-
--aepietsd By 'tb6seiR1i1 trnat1re the chr0aJ
icIes fof society In those d4Ts.i5 r. tfsoq ]
The youug n1Ro1s father had bought and
furnished aof elegant tbphsss for his aet1l
dren, and they once to.thetr
=. own. establishment. tNDs long, After the
marriage, and sBhiEe In thefiH tide OfhEP-
piness, the father was called homer s8hh
left his son and ,daughteESr intending sooh
10 retafno,, Theyi received NO rintetitgence
4, from him for Reekaften ReekF y htch eaus--
ed them anxietyT dsilY ineheasing 20 alarn-
Al last, one day, When5 thee son had just
decided 10 gOl in searehsEoh hiss father |
carriage dasBedoupy to6 the door, a7yOung /
man suspicious, and foiloRd by she sberI
if of the district, ~ aiked in6hs WRrRDet L
partmeut, and before ali his e6mpaniuus.
in the broad light OffinOOngs afrsstedi the |
the son ~ the slave oE,his fGthetts sa2 =
81. The SON SOlemnly declared dhEt hIs 5athi /
: or bad mannmitted him, and that 7he Md
seen the win long .sincesdh which 1tnhad /
been done. This outrage SHOCKED the sept (
aibilffy az eFenAn 2feGstsla&scO mOhuttyi |,
Ms. Monroe, then President, oAnd sother5 1
high inPOBeF, peedish the argument, ai
the eutreaty tongue 'conidH ntterI Offered \
rnnna uvfAfoat ats T. I'm ~ FansOm "a fond