Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-30
Ror The Intslligeneer. -sus -y;s -.
The London quarterly Review and

4 vritsr ia 1 lats number Of the Entsl!
Ega4esr calls the Sttention Of ihsa reading
public to the maligujty Of the British Tory
Press against our national adminfstrauou
and the Union party, bis Attentioni Nas
chiefly directed to sBlGektpoo6S HegdEiHe.
The whole Tory Party and Press, are eqnal-
lT unanimo q IN theif dire bosti tility. .tOW Afds
u.s., batl no humah patience would sufies
either to write or % read q review Of the
sayings audVdoipgs Of thu sntire pSek. bat
the London QpsTteriy Reriei0, from its lofty
position, is RsrbePsi eyeRJmoTe ipanential
than BLGeEVood; aDdsalmost a. Rcr1UIoul-
Gus and but Lille les ssurEiloHs i 4
the imperial organ Of the High Church
and High Tog- RAFy, tp i1SgsaesrSet1l
eyeaa low 6hSFehuaH de7a L1becal isial-
most as great . horror a. . Methodist or q
Presbyterian. It is supeTfous to add thst
It exerts all its influence against NJ and IN
fEyor of our national elemies,l with zeal
Rorthy of . better eslaA Ralph Waldo
Emerson has somewhere made an untor-
tunAte or insdverteut reT lrkiI that the
American genius j. only 1on1pnEtion OF
the English, under ciTcumstanceG=some>
times more, sometimes less fAyoEAbles The
last January number of this publication
seiiss up the remark Snd3tAkeso TO
remind us that tsdpoIes kept in the dark,
neverinprose their condition; but simply
grow and fatten into immense tadpoles
With enormous tails, This no doubt, passes
for Wit amongst the Tories of London and
Liverpool. Thus il founders on through
maby, many Teap pages, Rdninistering
copious doses of Jobs comfort 70 Four
present national eAlamities. WaGortheru
Yankees being Of the earth, earthly, spd cen /!
| structed of coArse- clay, eau see l9thiDg 70
admire in the genius, the greatness, the
ipIotY Of RngIsnd; except the enormous
size ofiLOudons- The present House Of
! Commons has Whig majority. OF course
/ it is IN n.obieet Of fierce attack 70 this Tory
| organ. The last Jaly nnmber has long
1 tedious dIatribe on the sins Of that Sens.
4 torinI body; its'omissions and failures 10
set things rightE On ,the Tory model, in
tItaIy. in Deumztk, In Cireassia, in all the
| world Ole eitemsof Secusatioh Is in the fol-
tloviug words, ait" fthat ID the House OF
l6orhnous,J. .gFhas 9 SCENT Anefiea torn in
pieses By civil war, and It has preferred
1 that the Industry of its own people should
i be ruined by the result rather, than thai
4 the torrent Of blood should be stayed.
I We can tell these semi.saeerdotale bnlltesr
that If Great Britain, under TorY instiga-
ton, had madesVHf upon a for sthe sake
Iofsa supply Of cotton, the torrents OF blood
would have sweTled into oceans. Wehaye
lenemies enough. - IN ,z.riI.y -,s-ILO
II FOR fear of Increasing their numbers We
thaVe borne sOuF natiodal faculties very
imeekiy;, We have. .epBpitted to insults and
tiniuries hard 70 be endured. Still II Greai
4 Britain had entered into an alliance with
tour Southern enemies, We have strength
/ enough in,reseFTei q, make o war with III
lcost her more than thei'yalue Of all the
eotto1 ever manufactured on her Island
Il we can further tell them that permRnent
i supply Of elAve grown cotton was q moral
Iffnpossibility. :ASIsTge nsnufactofy de.
4 1.pe5 ding ON supply Of materials produced
i by robbery, is Q ponderous edi6ce erected
on = foundation of shifting sands. In, al
4 1ths cotton and sugar States, all labor per-
] formed by white men, except the manage
/ ment Of the whip and the chain, 70 DIS
i graceful, is almost Infamous. The busi'
ness of the oVsFsseIts therefore oVerdone
&c IL two narrow q ehannel for the food q
/ Southern energy. Hence Tor, more. thar
ItHenty years, cunning .1damagogues have
been firing the Spqth barn GheaFt for wes4
aptepsripg the SOntheEn mind for disco
t1ntion," in one word ihetigating and In.
flaming Ill the bad FASHIONS OF 9 rude enc
fneehtious population Take a .topr o
bobSefystion through the Cotton states e
ttneJ $1,000 HpVElt NnLe 0e-t~tS ~ 49, ~ "
Iot lbeeession and tell ug what you see
!Yon come 70 D. large city. IL contains u
House with huge stone walls, iron door
ana! GRATED Windows. Inside Is q gentle.
uan who haa 'beeu ebafked4 ~ the United
States authorities with .ceFFying4 on !tht
sISYs trade. But Of course he ts guilty o.
nothing at all. He. has only made mum,
Der Of voyages 4" the spegtetn coast o.
Africa in the Echo, .ths,i WgHdsreF, Ap1d
lother such cIaft. His basinesS was that
Of, man. hunter on an extended scale
1nd II acfew unfoftinEts Hrgtches peTishet
| at midnight In tls:lame9 0f AhI6if lbutntne
idyeilinga, II . namber more were elaughA
tence 70 their essaiIestSf if.IR stftI greater
lhufnbeE- thrown Ito the ShaFk8 from
Lthe, deck Of bic Slavyps ship In lmid- -pasSage,
II was all 10 the Wy Of e6m6ierce, andIin
iBueh a trade asuch things must ben Bot