Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-17


and elements represented by those names.
II Is s war Of the Yankee and the South
roa-" o, the craven being, tA1gh in the
school OF Filnsr and Gott, who meekly
presehed End prsctiesd the doctrines of
passive obsdisace aud noo-rssistRnce, he
wRs IfberRlist, ERs heI!i The Tories,
WHO bowed In RbJect submission to the ig-
Douinlous tyranny of the SteWArts, sad
who, after the odious rEce had been expell-
ed by better and braTer men, fur seventy
years, plotted their restoration, are fFst
rate Hberalists, no doubiI1I So the finty
hssrtsd rufi8A, who tears the child from
the srr1s Of Tts terrified mother, for sale in $
Southern market, is decided 1ibsralist 20
dou5tlI! They ArE sll IbsrAlisrs Of the
new school lately set up by the triple slli-
snee. II ignoniniOaB partisan higOtry has
not extirguished every spark of patriot
i'm, in the breasts Of the Seymours, the
WaiIs, the Psrkers- the BESdbarys, the
Psndletons, they must be stnng 70 the
quick by the ribald and indiscrininaee
E6u5e poured cut On their country snd
their eounIJmen, by their raneorous tory
sIIiss IN Crest Britsin- How they can pull
ST the ERDe double tree, tug At the same
lead and draw the same wagon with such
hsipmAtes, Is one Of the mysteries Of par
tizAu insanity. Nor IL the rsrcor of the
British tories confined to mere words.-
They make sct1Al war upon IA. They send
cut -corsAirs 70 hErrRss AID destroy cur
commerce on every sss. They are only
restrained rom using the whole power Of
the British empire, in making war upon n
by the sturdy resistance Of those enlight-
sned men, whom they contemptuoRsly call
the s'conmonRity." One thing is certain.
Either ths eastern wing oE the western wing
of the party allied against rs, is humbug-
ged Now Whatever may be or Ahho-rsnce
of the principles of the British tories, We
mustsacq1it them of the charge Of being dR --
ped They see clearly the way 70 their bad
ebjecG. They see clearly that the defeat aud
humilizti0n of the North would every
Where strengthen the hands Of aristocrsts,
of uonarchists, and of despots- While its
success would be the triumph of liberal
and popular principles in every land. And
they sse Just as clearly that the victory
of the Coufedsrates would every where
strengthen the hands of arbitrary power,
of grim and griEIly dsspotsm. One word
TO our Irish friends. For nearly century
the English and Scotch tories have distia
guIEhed themselves as Hpsr excellence
the enemies and oPpressors Of Ireland and
the Irish, Until the feRd between the par
ties seemed i1Teterate and incurabls.-
Nov, my friend, viii you come over from
the Emerald Isle, In the very crisis Of
the combat between light and darkness,
good and evil, liberty and slavery, and
Join the hosts Of our foes, In close col
unn with your old hereditary enemies !
VIII you come here and fulfil their wish
Is and do their bidding, without enquiry,
without investigation? Viii you be
duped BY a name? VIII you mistake
the chat for the wheat? To come close
to the point: Suppose my Lord Clanri-
card, or my Lord Rothinrow, or my Lord
Culverdown, or that tory slave and driv-
eler Mr.. Roebuck, or any other tory high
or low. had the direction Of cur Irish
vote. would our present National Admin
ist-ation get one! Suppose the whole
British tory party combined had the di<
reetion Of the Irish vote, would the Ad-
minigtration get onef We know that 1t
would not As well might ST Michael
hope for vote from the ranks Of he'll.
Then we implore you. brother IrIshman,
70 ioin the array of your natural friends
and allies, and DO battle for rational pa
triotisIn, for liberty and humanity.
CAvENDIsE-
P. S. Such as may feel an interest IN
the subject are invited to examine Black
Eood for July, October and December,
1861; January, April, September, Octo>
ber and November, 1862; January, May,
September, November and December,
1853, and April and July, 1864. Per
haps if the reader viii begin with the
January number, 1862, be VIII get sur
felt and net wish 10 proceed further. But
we are never for moment safe from the
attacks Of these venal scribblers. If IN
Europe, Asia or Africa, they find any
thing base, unworthy or degrading,
stroke of the pen can hken II to some
thing in the United States Of America.
Yet these men are the cordial allies Of
=. .Dtsaa4i-a3ie'' party The only differ
enee Is that the one abuses the great
Union majority. The Others are little
more indiscriminste in their GbaSe. Well,
misery makes us acquainted with strange
bedfellows-
what Shall We EatG