Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-25

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tttife.. mining, mechanical Industry iior
wealth and population. It means that iotifr
aF6sst bympathies embrace the fraemen
of Tie South, Who : trained in the school
oftpoyetty,n are now compelled by tyranhil
cal power 20 hght for results that arse ia
direct conflict with their own chances Of
4 happiness and aiYanceme6 Il means
that we are eager to go to the assistance
u of odrirfehdsi1 our moGntain regions And
4 to give them secprity iih the natural fast.
nessesio American freedom. sus ass sa3
re Nor are We deferred from fe1detitne a
loyal RsupP6tt to the government ~ the
thought that the war in its results will
weaken slavery, or even work its oyetg
throw! Civil war has always, ii Gods
u proVfdence,a been the means of rescufntR
men from bondage. WHO is there to dss
4 pGore the pro b&ble result that States here.
in time pasESS labor has been desbisetl.
Il should come 20 own the true nobility Of
4 thew orking man, and res tore the Il elis and
the workshops to the free' 2 Take VtrgfiHiia
for example, Her Soil is fertile, her air,
salub brtOusSS her springs rehovate health, her
modhtains glisten with preci6ds ores
There, I'M her many chambers wbars natnre
/ gypsum and iron, Of salt aid copper, an
evil spirit has cast over hef itsfspeli, and
she Sleeps in almost hopeless lethargy:
II Who vii! mourn if the time has Come When
II Ih6rlong and deep slumber shall be broken?
II Who will grieye if the procession of thei
ar-spangled Banner, borne onward to the
Ilsoagsl6 of liberty, shall wake her from her
trance Of centuries Then let her clothe
her beau dtifnli limbs in the robes OF freedom
land open her hundred halls to the hands Of
Iself. directed enterprise aud skill The
Ipfeseut bitterness will pass away, and the
lInext generation of her sons will meet ours
in affection, and they will own that from
this, despe pefate strife has sprung the blessed
Regeneration of their lovely land. 10
i.Nor il union 9uired by our domestic
affairs alone. There is reason 70 believe
that here in New York, men, falsely usurp
| ing the namelof democracy, have been
willing to invite the interpretations OF the 4
aristocracies Of Europe. These men must
be made to know that they stand alone.
IA nation which has always professed zeal
for free trade,s aims at q monopoly of the
iaternati ational carrying trade for themselves,
by sending ont ships built inYthsir own
shiPy yards to- prey uponsouT commerce.d 1t
lsthefe in ewsYork, more than in anyi
place iini Onr land, athats thei government
should be able toc6unt with ycertaintyup
on a. uanimousltsupportain its effofts5tot
malntaini against any foreign power the
rights and d4the dignity and ethe interests sot'
$50 then the love of the constitution;
the love liberty, thellove of. country,daS
proper, ,sense of oyerhanging dangers; a.
jus6appreciatIon of our resources, ,conspire1
70. demand the patriot of thetpeo.a
pie as our security at homo iands6ur only
protection against wrongs from yabroad!"t
5s 80 ,15RlESI SPEECH 9B g! VAN BUnza.
Mr. Van Buren, alluded to the fact that
thesloyals leagues had been denounced In
some5 of the lso-called democratic journals.
He, said :, ~, :, ~ IN .71,ff.I .l;l 80
a't.NQw,s i must ask my old political ass
sociates, what have democrats to do at this
crisis who, believe that the condition of
the country requires the war TO, Be prose-
cQted and the rebellion to be putidoWn,2l-
We are toldsws ishall join the democratic
party. WellJ to. me that islimprac cticabIe,,.
because I,alwaysl belonged to- it, Eaught-
err Mr.; Brady and. Judge DAILY could be
hardly asked toypnts down the egrebellionii iiui
that Way.sh Laughter q iThenrWs tare,toid
tn New York thatswe must jOininFpoliticalS
asaocfationIand union with the ldemocratic
party. What is that2 Mozart is the oily
Organization that has spoken upon the
subjectiof the war, and, in order to pjoih'I
what regarded by this press as a.fftias-
ISOLATION forFeputable men, Iiamyaskedi TO
quit q league Of which <G General Winfield,
Scott president, and joinga society of'E
Ehich Fernando Wood is chairman. ~
Laug ghter{a {andta voice. tGhim eaiHal
Now that association has recently declared
its VAeWs upon the subject OF the war; aud
Wtshfto!call your attention for aimoment,l
to the sentiments they have declared upon
that subject. They met on April 2 atl
Copper Instituted and they resolved that
sasyy,s under these eclrcumstances1f have de-