Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-05

7. J. Dillon, G, 1st; G. W. Defibaugh,
18th; Amos Gilpin, G, 9th battery; Irod
Garrison, F, l4th; G. W. Hall, G, l5th;-
James D. Howard, B, 1st artillery; Smith
Hamilton, A, lst; A. F. Harvey, f, 18th
cavalry; Oscar Hamilton, Fl, Sd cavalry;-
Andrew Fustin, L, 18th; James G. Under
wood, G, 18th; Charles Wells, E, l4th;
Marion Williamson, G, 18th; James Wal
lace, l, Let; Daniel Williams, F, 18th.
LUCKLEY's HOSPITAL.
Samuel NJ. Black, D, l4th; Thaddeus
Clark, b, lst; Amaziah Davis, X, 10th; Ez-
ra A. Hill, D, 9TH; John W. Moore, B, I'd;
Job w. Shell, l., 7th, Jacob Witchey, a.,
lst; Arthur G. Bee, G, l4th; David Cation,
D, 18th; Joseph Jones, II, 18th; Schuyler
G. Rhey, F, lIth; James Martin, F, llth;
John Nary, f, lsr; Charles Helms, D. Sd
mounted inf. John j. Clutter, X, 10th.
Another Speech, Strong and Em-
phRtIc, by Gen. Logan.
On his expected arrival at Cairo, the
other day, from Vicksburg, Maj.Gen.
Logan addressed circle of welcoming
friends in substance as follows:
at makes no difference whether you call
me Democrat, Republican or -A6OiiHonist-
as some hare OF late named me. 1t does
not change my feelings-does not alter my
action. am for my country eUery time
for my country Grst, last and always-and
am fighting for the right of that country
to benumbered among the honored nations
of the earth. Until this is brought about,
and this rebellion crushed out, am but
an American. When that right shall have
been asserted, then, should we End that
there is something wrong in the fabric
that our fathers reared, something we de-
sire to change, it will be time enough to
come up and demand the change. NoW
we have this accursed rebellion to root
out. 1t must be rooted out. | am for
using every means, and all means for put
ting it to an end. Ii the people of the
North would use the same force jeff. Davis
and his miuions use-and were as unani
nous as they are-for in the South force
of arms compels every man to act as though
he sanctioned the rebellion whether he
feels go inclined or not-tbis T0Gr scOULd be
successfully Terminated IN less than siz 10onths.
Every mothers son who is opposed to
the war should be compelled either to take
up arms against or for Us. Then there
would be no talk of peace here in the
North, no talk of resistance, no such men
as Vallandigham, no such towards as those
who support all such men and say these
things.
Vallandigham says he has travelled over
the Confederacy-using the term "Con-
tederacy"-not the phrase so called Con-
federacy, (for l do not acknowledge the
existence of any authority or Government
in America aside from that of the United
States land has not met man, woman or
child who does not sustain the war, and
who is not determined TO fight it out TO
the death or the bitter end. Vallaudig-
hnn 0imnIv liaS He tails what ia
not true, and he knows it. Yallandigham,
aside from the leading men-Jetf Davis,
Toombs and Stephens-did not, venture
to say, speak with q dozen persons while
taking his involuntary trip through Dixie.
Had he done so, his report would have been
of different color. The people who are
fighting against this Government-the poor
whites comprising the rank and file OF the
rebellion-nine. tenths of them do not know
what they are fighting for, do not know
what they are fighting against. A major
ity of them do not know anything, and
hundreds of them never saw the American
flag in their lives until they saw it march
into Vicksburg in triumph. They do not
know the Fourth of July, or anything else
that is good. But poor and ignorant a5
they are, let them express their own free
minds, and they will, almost to a man, de-
mand n speedy termination of this war
would submit to almost anything rather
than fight one day longer as they have
been fighting II is only by the force Of
6dyonets that Meir army IS kept together.-
Even that cannot prevent their deserters
from hocking into Jackson by hundreds,
to take the oath of allegiance or to join the
Union ranks. And l tell you what know
when say that it will not be many days
ere the entire States OF Mississippi and
Tennessee will be knocking loudly for re-
admission to Union which not long since
they thought their puny efforts could quick
ly dissolve. They are taking of it even
now.
Speaking of being united, tell you, by
the Eternal God, there was never a more
| truthful sentence than that of Douglas :
Those who are not Whh US are against US,
and reiterate it, and add, that those who
are not with US should be hung, or should
be with their Southern brethren, fighting
with them.
Let them either aid the Government, or
go where they can bolster up the tottering
fortunes of rebeldom, Better have dozen
foes in the field than one fighting us be-
bind our backs.
To all copperheads, peace men, agitators
anti-war men-be they Republicans OF
Democrats-for we have them here pre-
tending to be both-l have word to say
on behalf ofour brave soldiers. You have
undoubtedly been told that the war has its
opposers in the ranks of the Union army
1t is an accursed and foul sspersion upon
the fair fame of our men who are willing
to spill their blood aud give their lives fol
; the country. They are for the Union
They fight for the people and their coun
try-for the suppression OF the rebellion
Let me say to ali opposers of the war;
The time IvH come when men composing
this great army will come to their homes
; They lave had their eyes upon these ua
mitigated towards, these opponents OF tn
country md the Observation-Disclosures tn