Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-30
EsLAA-Ys71 0RNTNG3... ...55JJIUlN E7s 30 1853.
''-sa@ .ss.4 's., 'ss5,ss ~. :. q NUMBER 967
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y Instance, The 'exsmptton7 of thao wealthiel
} ehOlders'a from the Inconvenience o
military y3serviee.ni slsBeg ssedJ 10 7ssn
Il !, N6Ff have these traitors to ,ltBer,ywots.
ed Without deteGtioR, At the tSouthuther.
haVe7been men4fara sightedaeponghE b 10 se,
4 whittier All this talE about the disgrace.
lfdIpesi IhbOs and the want 5ef an aris
d toeraeI tended. Among. these Hamilton
of Taxes has shown to theapsop pie of.t6e
free stGtessS most aeIoquently, their danger
from the ambition Of the tsiav5ssihiol1era.i 0l
hin aud Ills u warning words the New Hork
I Void Of Q October ? 4. 1862, say5:e sdI q
- The evidence Of such men as COL Ham
ltop. who lss g fresh Ph # from the active scenes
4 6t the ebelhoh15 And ho qtas' watched Il
with penetrating eye from its frstSstep, Is
of pecuifat Value. Their conolusions.
& 1foFmef on the; spot; fGce to faceIwith, the
1monstery ara ofiRf fnitelytmore weight than
4 4heJ notions, of 0orlhera meu, ,swho Know it
Il Rtynby5 DGeaato glimpsesj Ia the far dis
tance. 1t is we'll thasi,theirJ testimony
d shonld bei brought before our public when,
eHeri 1t lcRusbe Obtain ed.!5 j The gentlemen
lE ptho hRYetiRduced. d.,GoI.sgHauilton @ to ad..
\ fdFsas onr people with instruction 5atid'd dpl
lipeal., have doueathei good acause precious
4serHica. i8set,;s*r Colonel Hamilton has
mo hesitation in ptonopneingthei issue now
4 pending to Ibe the very highest, and broad,
ltesk and deepest possibIe.agIs, is, to his
lmind, Rothing more nor sless.thau strue.
gle observation-disclosures principles of civil
i goVernment; . a question: whether the rule
1eofatbeafeWn or the rules Of the many, shall
prevail. He presents itsRs his. settled con-
yictiOu: that the leaders lin dhisi rebellion
kareiaetuated, By "a distinct lpuTAose to SUP.
4 plant spopulRp government and estab ltsh. Al
nonRrchy-and that this comes from their
belief that slavery canshaVel no efFectual
I,ssteguard exeePtgThat thar strongest Kind
otgoYernmenti cauI 4tfordla Therefore, be
P%arnslusonot t9 reat uponithe idea that
mere territorYT oreYep. mere Quality, is
bat stake innthia o0paice.aas 40 -
"WhRt-has really got to be decided, as
! be iustly We've it, iaf poe whether the HagS
shall be deprived of q third of its stars, or
whether 4he flag nitself: shalt continue to
'ekistI but t.WhetherltheFepubl principle
4 which has gfveulthe Gag aIltits glory is or
is notitSlpefish!n He7Fightly declares that
1the co -existencs sofss' monarchy and q re;
1publfci between the great alakes aud the
!Gult'is!R Ricivili mpossibility--that such an
experiment would only benauother name
for perpetual war.IAT ID tpGua! -. - '
i 7i''We Rre.stheref0re, shut'up to the abso.
Elute' necessity Gof meeting this question
now, once and for ali, and in: fidelity to'the
tgreat principles of the Declaration of T1de.
ipendenCe,i IwhiohT our :forefathers sealed
with their blood9i Rudabouid 90 prosecute
this war with an energy aud a self devotion
4 far beyond anything we haze yet displayed.
4 These are great facts which Col! Hamilton
4 seeks!to enforcs9 Hetalksjlike b Eilkn Who
is thoroughly paEvaded byla sens of their
l:aWful,3memenu-and no. mind; that needs
T3tSt.uisClosufes' nd2his Stargn rnents eau
doubtthatihe isTtghtgHz szoy9Y - - :
p7'SWe Have befors us an able address IS by
tRs psqOsrAfSf signed By its Exec rec
Eudgs aCQm~itteeE eNessrs. Lore MO Sher-
wood, late of Tsxasf AudreWbJ. Hamilton,
I q, Texas; Charles p: kirkland, Henry o.
RELY GeoFgeR. Nelson, Thomas Ewbank,
William "A" Hall, Stephen Smith, Henry q,
Gardiner, William firg 4Blodgett, William
1ot&Pd BoaFasSS E3&a6d ''Wetmoar3es, Isaac aIlc
s3ssygm9pss Albert Gilmogr,, u. ", Cooper,
Ellis anndey, faichardo H. Williams. Of
New Y ork}fs Daniel .G0dWtn, Bsooklyn;
4; NJ WARREN. idtt9cI PistPo9ptt Ishem, New
! York, end George sRr BFeGkeuridge, Of
lS ''ion5 0eT'SsF sg hRem9lGJ lG.
,9f:y, Fefcy, IN t,f.c which these dangers are lully
exposed; These gehtiem9n Bay: -
we w; g15; d169fsh 1 St or e49h ttyneu TO l6ok
Salmiy tot tne true rye canse of the rebeiIiohys
/ 1,,tf did not ,ottsfh6te with With the; demo.
era masses 81 free 1aB6tt b6tth or south.
The" "slaveholdersS Safond were the iinstiga.
& sSiB s If s{?BE$$ to 5s
seriSe ts g t6s 81 Whole Feasonine that
mPstled q rs sq5 S.st9 to tSs lhs step of LEevot
I fEet-eVety one Remember thtaA theory of All,
or Statesmen 81 Il sr1e AM" political philosophers.,
/ past and pFese4E + I'd al, ts," Slavery sooner
GE lateE must ont n1fer laws Ofpop-,
G,I Gist59n slaves were P6ttfcal jprepertyo
tnis MS PropeftyS dePe6ded Tor its. duration