Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
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9Het fssa AEp1n ttlo totS GatAnns y % - 3f q
1t is ,imPossibls for us % reply seba.
rately to the nTmerOus lettefs that Felch
uGfrom all the points of' the compass, aud
fall of which contain Ethe Sane queStioas:
"Genetal Fremont has many friends here.
what is to be- dons2 TO WhoHsiuiust ws
apply2 Where ist the head c6nmittes
charged withthe direction Of latfsfs sY50 Sr
idea oticOnsulting thepeople inde depeudsdte
lys of the pOlfticianstiS q capitaI one. aud
weifullg share It, but how sis,ft TO ba car
ftedI0uta giSys9 lssl iii 4sm n8s iaa
Wesmake the following reply TO our
cofrespOudsnts, requesting each of them
to constdets it as specially addressed 70
himself: sssa 10 = tau0s 50 Be-
fr rFiSst All'letters;Eelati 10 thu interest
of!Generaf Fremont are handed over BY us
TO the Secretary of the Fremonf Commit.
tee, at, ,NewcYorlz. to be answered 81 him
Rs.the committee may deem fltl liga 4
Second. Ne advise every one 81 once to
gtveSup all idea Of takiug partlfh6 y llAls
timore Convention. as that OonVentidnsis
q nquentty. eFf SO 80 I
Third To hold tneetings iu every st6ts,
county, city HtlAge or township, 10 come
together of theirS own free will, aud 6l3lslV
by virtue Of oRcommuuttyj Of opinion Win
regard ,tothe rights of the peoplesand
the smanner of exerctsingf those rights;
stove all, to avoid the political leaders
who are established in every city and3vil.
lsge,. and are paid for influencing theVotes
OF the people. These men a Wsys harp. on
the same string: aft" say they, .yo6 do
not vote for our candidate, or IL you do
not submit to the Baltimore Convention
yon divide the Union party, you imperil
the cause that we are defending, and the
country will hold you responsible for fu..
ture events.n a4f
Learn 70. know yourselves, and hold
yourselves in readiness to reply to the
call which will soon be made upon the
whole people of tho United States. to
meet at Cleayland on the 2Ist of Nav.
Do us we do; tell these gentlemen Won
are big enough to take care Of yourselves;
that your intelligence is certainly as
bright and your honesty more sterling
than theirs, and that as their choice Of
men has not been q fortunate one up to
the present. you intend choosing for YOUR
selves. Push the doctrine of moral indie
pendence among yourselves, hold your
selves in readiness to go in as large mum
bers as possible TO the place which will
soon be indicated for the great popular
convention, at which the people, freed
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called politicians, will make their power.
full voice heard.
Therefore, for the present our opinion
land it is that ofa sincere friend of the
people, may be summed up in a few
words: We advise an incessent propa-
gandism from man, to man, tending 70
convince the people alone. that they
should learn to know their true friends.
that is 70 say, the men the most firmly
opposed to old organizations, such as the
Baltimore Convention. and old parties,
but above all, opposed to the politicians.
The great crusade to be undertaken is
that'which will free theipeople from such
men as Weed, Seward, the Blairs, and
certain others of the same stripe.
Let the people. thoroughly understand
that these politicians have all an interest
that the three great vital questions Of the
moment should not be settled. These
questions are:
First The immediate end of the war:
Second. The immediate and radical
the slavery question.
Third ThelabOr question, which causes
30 many poor men and Womeni vainly to
wiring their hands. > 81 70 Ia es-f