Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-22

" PIOululL ulStllI6Ele5 mas 06en
passed in the lower house 5of3the Texas
Lsgislatare. BY q vote Of. .42 to 49,. ,,1l.,-.-
n H low the Fed era lists .AsSaIled the,Ad-
81 nntniatretton. or James Madison Du.
ring the War Of s1a. ssf 10. g6,,s
The furious assaults of Sey.
rn09E mi! Of New York, of Yallandighani and
Voorhees,, and Of the New York Journal
ct Commerce, Cincinnati Enquirer, and
louisville Journal upon the administra-
5taiol of 4 Mr.: Lincoln, are SO faithful repro
-ductions of the assaults Of. the Blue Light.
Federal sfactionists7npon the Administra-
lion Presid dent liam / ~ ;:s q si.ii .iE4i
'WaffWfth Great Britain, that we cannot
.torbear republishing some of the records
Of that great struggle, to show chat lE paFEtii- s.
sans and Ifaotiopionists never want a5pre-
text 7for assailing their opponents, al.
though the latter be as blameless as Ar
.istides or Washington. Read carefully
the following compilation:
b The Federal Republican of November
Tth,t 1914, declared that ''Mr. Madison
capnot complete his term of service If the
war continues. On or before the 4th of
July, if. James Madison is not out OF. Of
fee anew form Of Government will be in
operation tin, the eastern section of the
uniop.la An address to James Madison,
published May, 1914, and widely eircula-
ted throughout New England and New.
York, gave the following warnings and
advice TO e.democratic, Chief Magistrate:
you have carried your oppressions to
the utmost stretch. We will no longer
submit Restore the Constitution to It's
purity. Make ajust and honorable peace.
gntess you comply with these just de-
mands without delay, we viii withdraw
from the UnionY scatter to the winds the
bonds of tyranny, and transmit to poster
ity the liberty purchased by the Reyolu-
tion." - ''5lsia7 ''iii p S'5Es'7silia g
gi.l ne Il's,,3a tae1onsts who opposed Madison
were exceedingly anxious for the resto-
ration Of tsthe Constitution as, it was !',-z-
So are some other faotionistswe, know Of,
In the MassaehusettsL Legislature Mr.
Law, of. Lyman, on the 9th of October.
1874, proposed a airesOlution that "a com
mittee be appointed to confer with all the
New England States, to repair toiWaShL
liington and personally make known to the
dent the general opinion of the New
Eng glandi States as to the present war and
the manner in which it has been conduc-
ted, and tolinform HIM that he must
either resign. his Office or those
Ministers and officers who have by their
netarious plans, ruined the nation The
Senate of the same state declared tsthe
JEarsWasa afo1nde on falsehood; declared
without necessity and. that it's real9ob-
lect was TO aid the late Ityrsnt Of Europe
aP9seon u nus ssSEEY VIEW Of Sfa aggEandiize-
Just what the conservative ffaieotafoahiiis.tss fiota aiii.ts
say now. bs sJias. Ih's'tit5 y si9 - ~.
The Boston Cssstihe1, Of Dec. IL IL 1914
proposed q treaty Of fscommerce with iei
enemy. To the objectienthat this would
be to violate the Constitution and sever
isthe Onion, the CentfneLr Lreplied (: s.Are they,
Iinot both virtually Destroyed / or IN
what stage of existence would they be-
lshopld We declare neutrality or even
Withhold taxes and : men?n The same
paper. Sept. 10th, 1914, asksi eWhat
shall We do 70 be saved One thing only.
The people imnst rise in their majesty.
Eprotect taemselyes) and c6npel their % IN
worthy Servants toiobeyathsir will. ! . =
X Does not that read syety imHeh like the
tsetiitorial of theC Cineinnadl lEn9taresa 70 9
The Boston lGdzette Of April IL E18 b
asked ;ss Viii Federalists s1bscrib I'd, ,tEie (
loan2 lmpossibl ble., (. Any. Eede1aIist agho
lends money 70 the Government, mpstgo
and shake hands with James Madison
and dielaim fellowship nth Felix { Grund 81 i1t .
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Tbs a AEasA s. AhishsP an the censeEiRtioh.
I i5 9n Z siFst ,,jt ltr,gsAfassfit7
/ tsss A. OopPefhead neFspRpef at ithef West
.hay ring Slared that Archbishop Hughes