Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-23

Prom the Baltimore American
Some Of the Consequences OF the lie
bel Raids NOrthWard.
The Invasion Of Pennsylvania by th
rebels has had the effect of setting NOR
people to cOgIIatiug intensely than resid
along the route taken or threatened b.,
the hostile hordesi pi,hy announcement
which occurs amongst group of new!
items from Harrisburg being remarknbI!
pcggeati"e. II Is Ills:
"The Democratic Convention will mol
assemble here to.morrow"-(Juue l7lh)-
'as n number Of the Western delegates re,
use to come further than Altoona, and re
turned home"
We do not know, from the lights before
us, what notion the proposed democratic
Convention to be held at Harrisburg iu.
tended to takei but II their purpose was tC
emulate the disloyal conduct Of their fel'
I lows Of the same "pRrty' who recently mel
In the Capital Of Ohio, and nominated Val.
landigham, aud abused the Government
it will take good deal of damage to the
crops and houses of Pennsylvania to con.
vince the truly loyal of the land that the
,ebels-this time-hnve not done a service
10 our sister Commonwealth in soaring
away the disatEected from her Capital.
We have from the outset Of these trou'
bIes taken the position that, whilst the
rebellion remains unsubdued amy aud all
attempts ut au array of parties in the loyal
States should be earnestly ftowned upon
by all who truly lore their country; that
there should be for the time being but one
grrat organization in the Iand-the pnrty
Of The Uuion-if that eau teralled party
whose membership embraces all shades oI
political difference, but whose sole and
patriotic purpose II is to sustain those
called upou TO administer the Government
in this conflict with wicked revolt
We hold 10 that position still; aud We
intend to hold to II to the end Of the strug'
gle. Consequently, it pains US to see SCI
Of men more intent on pursuing scheme:
looking to political ACKNOWLEDGMENT anl
new lease Of power than in endcavOriuG
to defend tho very existence OF our grea
nationality. To such men 1t Is no Crimt
to stand by braWling traitors who make i
their chief business to discourage enlist
ments. and to encourage desertion at 4
most critical period in our history, ant
whose affected devotion to the Constitu
ton il tho cover to the most sinister de
signs. The old Democracy OF tue Genera
jackson stamp have no more IN atliliatiOr
with such ihnu they have with Benedc
Arnold, were he alive and figuring on tht
stage OF action ngAin; and therefore VI
contend that ii is oue Of the mercies fO
which we should be thankful, that sucl
are prevented from getting together ii
treasonahIe conclave, although we ma,
we'll gricye over the cause which prevent
them from assembling.
Int let US hpnr from one Of the Demo
cats OF tho old school, the Hon. Amos Ken
dali. md one whose views it is safe to say
would be endorsed by the entire phalan1
vet living to represent the period wher
General Jackson quashed rebellion i
sopth Carolina. He is spenking of th
"prace Democrats" Of the Yallaudighau
TYNE:
"Democrats! No, they are no Demo
Gratis The shades OIL Th SelIsr'o" .n, |na '%'T ,E'i
Son onror r'S"% name md their true homes, The
are The white slaves Of King Cotton, mn
their true home Is in his presence Lc
them 30 70 !Ne CouSn ou''es ~ """ ',IuI ,Tni
IanH Timr p'III Irt % ,SSm cct M n pence parr,
6rye who are willing to live 10 peace nnle
our our benign Constitution "nd they vii
t6en % S resPU0"e' 10 ny "'' ''"' '''''''"'
" hut 1 besides such men MS Hon. AmO
Kendall, Hon, Robert ]. Walker, Franoi
y RIalr and General Cas-, of the old stand
:,