Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-13

AAYOK UCATHEkS ic.ie- 70 Gen. Sau
ford, published in our dispatches yester-
day, has 40 ugly look. We confess that
we do not like the suggestions which come
nm after its reading. The idea that we ac-
,8.Ilv hold New York as We do Baltimore,
by military power. is not pleasant fact
n contemplate. Yet 10 a somewhat diff
fereut sense this is true. New York city
at this time IS filed with refugees from
the South. ali of whom are so many adTo
cafe, and emissaries OF the rebellion. An
drews, from Virginia, who figured so
largely 10 last years riots, and who has
since been rried and Imprisoned, is fair
specimen OF many desperate characters
who are now 10 New York fomenting an
outbreak and awaiting heir opportunity. In
addition there is large class of foreign
ers, who are wholly IN sympathy with the
South. We speak not only OF those who
are Influential, but also of those who are
ready to be used as tools, and 10 take up
the club or the boulder or the torch, as the
case may require. The actuating Prtju-
dice of these latter is hatred of the negro,
whom they regard as their rival in meHial
occupations. Their prejudice is played
upon by many Influences, but chiefly by
the stuff that is prAted in their ears about
this being a war to free the negroes and
make them their equals, and also that all
our ills in the way Of high prices and
deprecated currency are due to the party
in power, which is trying to whip the
South merely to CRAFTY its abolition pro-
peusires.
NzwY,rk city is full of hostile elements,
aud We Gao see the force of Mayor
Guarhgr's auziery about the public veal in
case TOO macy of the city regiments shall
be called away 10 do temporary dn'y about
the invasion. a viper exists in the bosom
of the great me iropolis OF the nation, which
notRi, hsraudiog tue fact that for many
mIn,bs prst, ever sruce the war, it has
Dund d refuge there from Southern con
sc-ip.ion aniinpressmrnt,ha has no sympathy
with tue -xertious Of be R-puoi out will
turn upon 1t and deal fatal blow at the
first opportunity. 10 addition, most Sc
diIiDus press IS published in New YORK;
NJ ore grant secession sheets are not pub
lished anywhere within the bounds of the
Coufederacy. They iucite resistance to the
Il Vrrumeur every d .y by doing all in their
power to discredit the whole policy of the
Government. More internal Articles never
were published than some lately appearing
u Que or Two of those papers. The ad
mini-tration has mistakenly allowed this
state of things TO 60 on in that city instead
OF exsrriug It's power against those sheets.
The Rebel authorities wolld nave sup
pressed such alien organs in short order;
aud 10 addition would have suppressed ev-
cry sympathizer VINO howled about it af-
terward.
We are now approaching the imminent
deadly crisis in this rebellion. The war is
fast assuming radicaIism on both sides
Such must needs be the case. Alienage
will fud It's level, and as the people come
TO feel the dreadful realities of the pro
trscted struggle, any public expression o
sympathy with the rebellion will becom,
more and more iutolerable Taxes anc
drafts and tGvasious and high prices viii
iuculeate waolesome ideas of discipline
aud make self protection to become ful lily
recogniz ID as the FIRST law OF nature.