Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-25

to send US te.rebel papers, after they have
read them, will confer favor not only on
US. but on the thousands OF persons who
will read the news which We may find in
them.
The Course Of tho wheeling Press.
The Press of yesterday had another Of its
usual dofamatory articles about the Pro-
vost Marshal, in which it became holder if
anything than heretofore, and in which it
designated him in various phases as an
"Inquisitor Genera"-as "Proconsul"--I
q "Lord Protector" &C., &c.
The patience with which the military Off.
referred TO bears with these dispRrage-
ments, having SO much discretion confided
to him under the rules of war, ia the most
unanswerablo and effective refutation Of
their utter falstty and meanness. 1t is not
our province or intention 10 interpose in
these attacks. The Provost Marshal is
gentleman amply able to attend to incen.
diaries and malcOnteuts. as he has 80 often
and so steadily shown in his official career
here. But it is to the Nnimus of these at
tacks that we addr ess ourselves. The pur-
pose of them is evident. settled deter
animation has been manifested for months
back on the part OF the present temporary
conductor Of the secession organ, to get up
and manufacture disnffectiOn and disiB-
tegration OF the loyal sentiment of West
Virginia. To defeat the new State has beer.
part OF the programme. Tho balance OF
the programme was to carry out the dicta
enuncinted by Garlic IA his Indianapolis
speech last summer. which, as our read
ers well know, was none other than the
line of policy marked out by ValIandig-
ham. John S. Cnrlile was nember
of that dark conclHve Of conspiralors that
metiu Washington previous to the adjouru-
ment Of the last Congress, and Yallandig-
ham WAS another. Their iufcrual schemes
were matured III that conclaye. The pres
ent editor of the Pres, after that meeting,
was brought out here by Garlic, and from
the time he landed he has been at work.
He WAS Grst started in at Clarksburg, on
Carlile's paper there, but for reasons
not known to us-probably because this
was the more important and effective point
from which to Operate-was brought here
aud put In the editorial chair of the Press
Our readers have seen the work which he
has been doing They know how, poison-
GUS and iusidious it has been. Growing
bold by degrees, he has now advanced to
the front ranks OF disloyaIty, aud it would
DO impossible for him to step single pace
beyond without an open declaration in
favor Of jeff Davis The columns OF thu
old Wheeling InIon, tho predecessor OF the
Press, OWnedrby the same man who nov
In chief OF iHwhole owns the Press-,he
most prominent secessiouist Of this CITY
the father-iu-law of the rebel Representa-.
tive of this district in the rebel Congress
did not, up to very uearthc day of the vote
on the ordinance of secession, a.ow any
sentiments more hsinous aud hateful TO any
feeling that could be called loyalty than
those now daily appearing IN the columns
of the Prss' We defy any man to point
out any article ever appearing in the Press
that by any construction could be called
loyal in its toue. The character of Oyerv
editorial aud every selection ia persisteutly
aud instdiOusly demornlizinE to tho public
sentiment. SO much was this The case
months ago. that General Milroy, demo.
cratic General, who had been allbis life a
democrat, was compelled 10 vindica,ion OF
the great cause which he is serving, to sun.
press its circulation within the limits Of his
command. He bore long With its treason.
able determinations before he suppressed
1t Twas not until the men of his rspi.
ments-the gallant and patriotic aad in.
eorrpPttblo soldiers themselves, cried ont
against It's plainly discovered mission
among them, that the commanding Gener.
al prohibited its further entrance within
his lines, Since then its boldness has he.
come moro desperate and defiant. presn.
ming upon the GoverhReatis suppose, fear
Of the capital which so many mean and
disloyal spirits have been able to make ou
OF their ss-called ",uartyrdOms,p /, Dro,.
entss venemopsly and vepgetally the pri.
's's malice of the man. Who manages IL
against the government that lately dismiss.
90 him in dtshOnOr aud disgrace from Its
service. f9
To bring all the authorities in West Wiz.
GINA Federal and State, into disrsputs.ana
odiumis the manifest Intent Of the advsn.
tNrer Maj, Dare being the most promi.
merit official eomes In for = large share ofI
0pi'rae'pps refsrsnee. Reis wti,lep about
as q. h.s was nOalesitiuassiy 10 our midst
As IT be HAS The ofaeer or representative oil
some t0Fe'gH aud aORiaRa( apeWef5i aad
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