Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-01

Al their eye9ufe AtlAIt ssoFcued WlLh the Slgl
ofthe sancy Confederate banner tloatiu
lover old sumte teEtibls in ruin. ion Il
'lSouthern corner Of Tennessee, indeet
there fs Q mighty struggle impendine
Ibut there. also. ne best chances are our
1.-THE ch arm 5of yict6fy.-or at dIeastof DrO
0yess-Sh ShiSh SO long attended rthos
4 North N estBfn troops, was broken, WheE
Ion tie bank6 Gliiekamauga, o they me
our Georgians aud Fennesseeaus, Ala
bamians aud llssissippiGns, " exasPerate
BY their Rfeeolleei lon Of EavaRed home
ahd wasted feldsi lnd insalted families
Movements nov la progress in East Tennes
see promise % HFest that fne countr,
from Burnside aud his AboIiti0nlsts; and
once rescued, II win never fall under theil
sway again i; Tor Whatever may be thr
varying fortunes 0f armies In the field, the
Yankees are etiiei catly aiding US aud pre-.
pairing our ultintie tFinmph, by the man
ner I'D which slie deal with regions which
hHVe iltn ault heit military rule. w
know how the act. y presence and d0mi:
nation Of that foul Irace have operated In
our Valley of VittthiA. Ia Winchester
and It's sneighbefhS6d there are fewer
aUnion men, theB Is more intense de-
sire and resolve TO be rid OF Yankees for.
ever, than there was when Virginia seeded.
So it will be in East Tennessee. The more
ignorant inhabitants of that region had
been deIuded by the idea that they were
to be especialvpets and favored subjects OF
Lincoln and Seward. Now that they have
had q taste of Yansee occupation they
will be better 0oufed hates for the future.
Thus the Knoxville Isglster describes the
staaiial -
ATenuessee was especially exempted by
President Lincoln from the operation of
his proclamation abdiishing negro slavery.
Yet every negro has been taken from his
honne,and induced bSbribes or threats to
make known the place of concealhent of
the effects Of their masters. The negroes
are then employed as teamsters aud in
on the Notifications at different
points. They are declared to be free by
Burnside and his snbotdinates; and 10
the Wives5pf some Of our wealth.
lest citizens have been made 70 cook for
Federal officers. Assu1lIf ~ a
Half the State of Mississippi, too, had
been believed 70 be q conquered country /;
aud bat for the dnbridlsd atrocities OF the
Il might actSally have been 60
but their system is here also bearing its
fruit. pThnsa Mississippi news
paper describes their style Of restoring the
Union - l
"0nt their retreat passing through Wyatt,
they burned every house in the place, and
would not permit any of the sufferers 70
save anything -notegen wearing apparel
In the Western portion of the country
through which they retreated they burned
all the residences ana barus. They also
tue little town of Tallaloosa, six
miles of Holly Springs, as they passed
Ehroughiit. On yestetdsys from the cupOla
IF the Court House In Holly Springs, the
smoke Of as many - tit itteeno or twenty fires
sonld plainly be go All along the route
u their reueatI aud II is believed not q
Jingle residence or barn in that part OF the
country has escaped them"
Soft is also atiSutolk and Norfolk; the
nsolent and rapactous proceedings OF the
Union" troops and commanders have end
ID in converting those who were Unionists
I'LL lately into inveterate Oontederetes.-
: gives Us pleasure 70 KNOW tnst NORM .t!
Jafoltna, where there are bunatoes stalis
to have taste OF buuers fu!e an ner
counties. That entertain mos
ust lett Fortress Monroe 70 assume COM
nand over the Federal troops IN NORM
Jarolina |; and We expect that the last trace
II unionist sentiment IN the State wlll
peedtly vanish under his s'mtntstratlons'T
thus, our enemies themselves are AIDING
IS even by their hated presence IN deepen
ng the gulf and embltteEiug the feud
which have separated the States and de-
tfoyed the Union forever! we may hgat
With varying fortune, somenmes inhleting
lefeat and sometimes enduring Il, but
estoration OF the Union upon any terms y
'esotpteiy Impossible. ana tnis oe1ng lm;
losable, the destruction OF the tederal
sowerts inevitably certain and viii be
peedy. This issue Pleases MS well We
re glad that we must Conquer or ale, ana
bat the bridge 70 broken down behind u.s.
lnother campaign: ana We may aleSate
he terms otpeace IN washington or new
tork.
: TIE crisis I'lI.l. 80
= Prom the Rt6hmond Whig of the 1Ith,
The question OF provisions, Tor man ana
'easti constitutes one Of the most impor-
ant considerations connected win tne
present crisis. For two years past, me cat