Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

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9Ss 40 eeopomjeai sondaes .ot Il ll he IA !,
agalnst ths rebellion nd q treatment OF
The snhjs Of slavery bieh will result In.
ltase1t stiopgH riis1 tas1 nat4asfs sitil
q That fhes1ncoudi iionalty 9loyal men
of the palipns have thus Sustained Mr.:
LtneolpS az the heAdsoi GibFernment. iu
the just criticism bis co rses has provoked.
teating ithR u sntb or tic a might weaken.
his etfctsney 81 r eesid NJ; but hat 9tik is
now time tot them TO ekptess their con-,
scientiouS fo1vtc cttoua, and no iDnRer avs
tue world Ito supposl that, bsesass they.
have cord eiIy shpported him While ith of.
nee. they tsfore piedge % ats con.
tlnuanee - f9f oil time 70 come. Y,
.. Fh6tt lie he shs have our hearty
Rappost to she lit hon q lIis 81 fieiai z IS,
lstsase sttGi eopsl our Solemn
duty %, ,Pr0eug kthe e isc Ion ID s. place of
bone man ia6te bosltire andfc6afa sd5s i,,i
elatee ho stai DC bls 10 brib ttiIt,i, tiii5i
war 60 eesy ri0se. q 4tter1aTds to.
1neug ntate sneh statez,..r sIiSe q n esasttes
speGce as vii en6ble az peopiet 10 en due
the enormo9s hhAneial Burdens which a
weak policy has ALREADY Imposed. tsit5s
4. That the app&Eeht popnIaffty OF the
President q In The mat6, ttie result Of the
silence OF those opponents of his % MEASURES
who have SuPpoEtsd then through excess i,
OF 10y lily, white they have chStitabf N over
looked his faults aud sconcealed his weak
.nessi and that aB honest expression oft
.pnbltc sentiment viii show bis record toi
be yhlnetable IN, every point, aud utterly
beyond successful defence. y ~ E''is
70. That We believe either. Hon. s. p,
Snase, S, Major; Gen: Fremont, / Msjor;; len, J,
Bntlerp Major Gen. Banks, OF, Mnior-Gen.
Grant to be far preferab Bile IS q residenltali
candidate 70 TO NJ. Lincol9i but our Judgment
s,sE tI.H faSoF of of civilian rather than sgl
{ 9. That Salmon P. Chase, 'fia from his
,avowed principles, his union of Intellectual
aud emorall'qaalities, ihiSi character iRsi a
statesman . and hisy consistent and irreg
proachahle record, Sis our first choice for
the 'ne1t hPrestdent5 and that We pledge
ourselves to. use all ll!honora6Ie means TO
seeureohis elecdonto that Officer aud invoke
the earnest cooperation Of all'who value
principles mord than men, andiWho' esteem
co1ntryIas more sacred than party. rsii'.i'
a ~ n. p. SHAoHs Chaifnan. 4
: ; M p. ,KIHRalLkRi Secretary.ai 1iadi p; N
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MRnIFeSEO OF fttoiRebeI. .conErsss-.A ti
About sTVarI'j 80 =
The rebsl congress before its adjourn.
msht adopted q long address to the south.
ern people, prspsted by.a joint committee.
If is skillfullEq drawny,t flor the purpose,
Whichis to'maks the southern people be.
lisye they are resisting wicked waf upon
their rights, and that ifs,hsi DATED States
government Sucsesds they will be robbed
Of their properly md treated ss slaSss.-
They start BY gAptsssing that they seeded
because of Mr. Ltucoln's election, and, that
they based theiF new confedeFaoy ''on the
proper relations OF labor anu capital"
Which iS earsf q and yet a very. broad
Statement Of the real doctrine of slavery,
which prominent southern statesmen. have
long held, that the capitalist ought to own
the iaborer, They profess that they were
disappointed and shockedswhen they found
the North would not let them rgoifn peGee;.
aud they entered upon defensive war
with the greatest reluctance. They have
longed for peace ever since aud been ready
toaceept ii, butt could not be had except
on diShoporable teFmss As toi the present
Warlpolicy of the Uaited States they sas:.
ss Il isy absurd to- pretend that a govern. |
msnt, really desirous Of storiuS tie Union,
would eadopt such 'measufeS as the COZ nfisI |
eation of private, property z the 2emaneipa:
ton lot 4slaVess systematic efforts to invite |
them ftos fns9rrection, sforsible abduction |
from their homes and comPdlsory enlist.
ment In the army, the division 81 q so4e !.
reign State withodt its conseut, aud pro-
that one-tehth of the po6uiationit
of State, and that tenth undef military |
rule, Should control the viii Of the relmiain-
ing nins.tenthS:s The only relation possi-
ble between the two sections, 1nderts such a |
policy, isthat ofaeonquerof add Sond tered,
superior and dependent. Rest assured,
fellpF-eitizenS, that although 'rsstoration
may still be used aS d war cry Of The n6tthee
goyer6nent, it' Is soiEy t6 6lTdeiide add /
bstray: Fanhtieisma has SUNNI 6hGd 10 It's
aid cupidity aud 'Veng geAnce; and nothing
short Of our utter sdbihgati On, itie sttdc-
,L9n Of your State goyetnln edts, III 8 oser.
throw OF your social and poIitiSat "a Bsie,
your psEsonal and public degf fada don 6bd
[qtp, VIII satisfy the denanl Of the North,
4 Can there De q mao SO vile, 30 iiebased, SO
7gnYoEtby Sf Liberty, ssto aeespt peace 90
such hpmiltating terms9 .ns3 : s5'is'.l5 -
They have sepe hope. however, from
~ la la ik!pe oSth:57fsas tod
H Il cannot bei ppsaibl that this state roEi
things ,canacontipue. The pe6pIei Of .thss
gaited, St9tess aseGstomsdto treedom3 can 8
not consent toAbe ruined auG e6slavad; tin
9gder to rails and seusla4e use Moral 3tlIke
PhysicAb epidemics, haveesthetri7al allotted
Ipeticds. and must sooner or later be exA
hAusted and disappear. When. reason re-.
turns, ops epemies will probably. reflect
that q beopte fitce ourS iyvbo haze ~ ;kitelf
such capabilities aud extemporized such
Iexpanse,of .tBrEitoFy, with such d pop ala,
A9n3 eanuotsbs governed as aR o6sdigntl
Itepluhy 40 Victory not be c6uqd ebt.S@-eS
The fnsxtiug uishnbIe quarrel would sbeI
traasmitteda from sding sire 10 666sfIS
Entid tl,h .a.,,t IA ~