Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-16

Good News for COpPerheads ;-PrOs-
pect of Aid from the South Branch
OF the Rebel Forest
The Richmond Enquirer of the 7th of
September has long article urging upon
the rebel leaders the Importance of accept
ing YslIandigham's invitation to invade
the North, and pointing ont the induce
ments to such step, the chief of which
being the help they might thereby render
their Northern friends at the coming cleo
tons. We give the following extracts as
sample of the article:
"The SUCCESS of the Northern Democratic
party would be no longer doubtful should
Gen. Lee once more advance on Meade
Parties in the United States are so nearly
balanced, that the least advantage thrown
in favor of one will insure its success
Should the Confederate army remain quiz
escent on the banks of the Rappahaunock,
the boastful braggadocio of the Yankee
official reports will be confirmed, and Lin
coin and Halleck will point in triumph TO
the crippled condition of the Confederate
army as confirmation of the great victo-
ry won in Pennsylvania.
The Democrats, unable to gaipsay such
evidence, will be constrained to enter the
contest for the Speakership shorn of the
principal part of their strength-the dis
graceful Encouragement and conduct of
the war. Gen. Lee must turn politician as
we'll as warrior, and we believe he will
prove the most successful politician the
Confederacy has ever produced. He may
so move and direct his army as to produce
political results which in their bearing
upon this war will prove more effectual
than the bloodiest victories. Let him drive
Meade into Washington aud he will again
raise the spirits of the Democrats, confirm
their timid and give confidence to their
wavering. He will enbolden the Peace
party should he again cross the Potomac,
for he will show the people of Penn
sylvania how little security they have from
Lincoln for the protection of their homes.
1t matters not whether the advance is made
for purposes of permanent occupation or
simply for great raid, it will demonstrate
that in the third year of the war they are
so far from the su6jugatiou of the Confed-
crate States that the defense of Maryland
and Pennsylvania has not yet been secured.
A Fall campaign into Pennsylvania,
with the hands of our soldiers uutied-not
for indiscrimiuate plumber, demoralizing
and undiscipliuing the army, but cam
| paign for systematic and organized retail
alton and punishment-would arouse the
popular mind to the uncertainty and inse-
curity of Pennsylvania. This would react
upon the representatives in Congress
strengthening the Democrats aud notify
ing even hardshell fanticism itself The
damages which the last campaign inflict.
ed, if augmented by another this fall, when
presented to the Lincoln Government
would, unless paid, greatly exasperate the
people against IN Administration which
neither defends the State nor reimburset
its citizens for the losses which its owr
imbecility has produced. And if these
damages are paid the debt is in
creased, the taxes raised, and the burden!
imposed, will accomplish the same end
Let the great and important fact be con,
stantly kept in tangible and threatening
aspect before the people of Pennsylvania
that, notwithstanding they have opened thu
Mississippi and are beseiging Charleston
aud are threatening East Tennessee, auC
Georgia, and Alabama-that notwithstand
ing all this, Pennsylvania is not safe from
invasion, aud Washington City is again be
leaguered in this third year of the war
The road to peace lies through Pennsylva
mia, via Washington.
1t is interesting to notice how harmoni
ously the Northern aud Southern wings o
JEFF Davis's forces act together.