Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-30

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/ The, War Against Democracy. sd
G o. SGiiig s 'pr E'il4.-l=cta isS5Its -sl!sSqstl
Whatathe sIaveh6lderS9' nTean-The
o'i4 ne ne y y ne q "a the ss tssSol r.. lltols-s
Ia g 1a@Ias ,lans " FFom Fi the ST. ~ . iIT -,
,9t .Wezhaves ontmany occasions pointed out
and enforced byaquotatiops from from the jour
lals. p the s0pth'9wFi the interest
7ofptheH slaveholdersT Taszweu as from the
speeches Of sIaYeho holdinga politicians aud
etatesn = 7 the real object Of the re-
ibellious slaveholdels is to subvert, free
democratic government on this continents
eng 1i t0 enforcs upon the great body of the
american 7peoplesa government controlled
by q few, those few to form cd aristocracy,
! who rho seek to m0poPolizs eYerywhsre, casy
theyehaye long done in the slave states, :
all the culture, the, wealth, and the pros,
perrity and and power Of the state and of ,soci+i
+ ETY., and force the ,iaboring poor into de-s
pepdencezupon them. Why are the free
white orkingme of the slaye, states called
"white' trash2" Because they are igno, >,
rant, poor, dsspiaed blythe rich slavehold.
ers, and dependent upon tHsn.i Why ate (
they SO? Because labor is scorned byy the
slaYshold lding class as mean and degrading. /
But the Condition to which they have,re-!
duced the white Workiugmen ofIthe slave I
states, 70 that state the saYeholders m ca ean
also 70 reduce the white .workingmen of
the free states. That, snch is their hope
and Intention, and that the he.5Siaa war is on their
part aiwar for the subj gatfon Iof the; free.
men of America, isplaiu from N my. of the
authorized writings Of the rebel. leaders
IN artiG1e IN n recent NUMBER OF, Il, =
Richmond LnsraEy Messenger, entitled .I.The,
Great Danger If The Godntfssdss dssraey," this,
danger is, shown to lie in the aggressive;
,force1of democratic ideas; aud the writer
warns his TsadsrsAtbe, iIsiyS1bl siIssiYySe1blolders-that
l"the Confederacy" must be guarded, espe=.
cialiy, against this danger. He has guO
words too strong to express his sherror. of
democratic institations,f OF moo ss...
rHR LsAvEAoLDER'st oRIHIoS.oP DEMOCRACY.
I He saw: - t5i z7eoa iao i;s5 ~
Pure Democracy is indeed a form tf
I'Despotfsnn, and IN many 5casaa, most hide.a
ous and malignant, aud entterly srepuPant.
to thetrue spirit of liberty. To Establish
the faeilI Ity will which den6SEacy may be-
e6ma- -1hRi tperVbEfea idstilm ment OF crime
S-crpeltFHTe aeedgPet refer to Socrates
c0ndemned to drink the fatal he mleck, and
Mtltlades lanEuishiH9 ihE 81 l6tison, ,itoRratiss
| ty the insinbleF atrocity of bloodthilsty
democtaSy-We have only to witness =
i,enacted amongqthose who were lately our
tcitizeus the spectacle Of ah ID. =.
bridled tyranny gBtab Iished not only .oGsF.
! q democracy, butamidrthe most e1th6Sias :
tic 9, maqiiestatiqps ofits I'd. sn .a
lriaAgnin he writes: .s,dafT s,-od u eg1sdo al
"sThe Sonth is now engaged in a death
! struggle with a, RADICAL ldemucFae5a sGhe,
willing Instrument Of consolda ton n, in the
hands an abolition Gligarcby. =! + IN iiGt
But the. .-struggie.w --uut-e end with the
1physiciEl tFispph oSthe South over tue
| North. 4 Dur, SUCCESS will be, a Staggering,
blow toftyranny, 1.-THE tyranny of Deu6t
orsticgs cgsiAstitue7ons. toamgly2f and wftt'
doubtless paralyze its, arm IN manyA 6erce,
teucouuter.E But we need not hopeofuf exgi
Eetnp ptiodif from that 6eRerjentline GoihEct IF
Liberty aud despotism.na aHsfi sisaaqo4q.. y
ss Slavery links 10 Zone Gf Tie "a ain6sT
impottant safeguards agatnse thelFetiyafsof
Edemoctatie. governmentinitheS South, as
well, as sgaidst the influx ofthe sat7gs
t the Irish, Germans and others. whom the,
SvehOlfsrs bate s95itsssly, fsashilS have
6stpsd u sE9llargslx 9llar p make the free States,
siEs shS4 u aFfi F9legPfdl e. b ff iifh "AdeA2s
a-' "That benign. insstifutIon Of slAtefYs,
which itis NOW the pride and glory ofcthe5
South TO ascribs to. the. Conception .6f DE-.
tVfnity, and which this war has proHed. IL
be, next to the deVotede dePatrlotism andaun-'
d4uhte rresol hon of her sons, the great
elenden { OF poWer IN ne Con eraey; VI
prove, in1 preventing too heavy sanoinhnxl
from foreign shores of that GLASS efop0pdfs'
lattop deVeEeds tQitneaial pursuitS 4 those
tendencies to democracy which haVasbeenL
fths PepdoFals box of dfsfn nteRrati On and
Lpin TO all = -oi.s oYSS s'9S ~
He cautiously hfnts that Something else
Iis needed 4oHcrusbs out TIE democTatic
ftIi4;,.ji 1oG ssixI= bsiirJ sdi / ~ %; ,saas
ssGs szeds si1 NJ Hinj-zi q u %, Ia :
il4EatA AdaitioAal safeguards d ust beqSF0vida
ed tnthe ehlrses essEfstts and intrinsic msz
4 chaniSm of our social sysiern.D : q
y Note WiiaE EfliI folioIwlsG wlG !: 2. e:o9ss1s.g =.
| I,c.,t t"TThs people aFethe soutes of power. In,