Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-07

of the rebel Government
and this the leaders do not hesitate to
assert. In the event Of Ma. Gen. McClel'
lan's election, Euglsud expects to be graf
fled with what she most desires, the I
dissolution of the Union. the release nom
the retribution anticipated for violating
her promised neutrality, the getting rio OF
her great commercial rival, and the de-
struction of the only free Government on
the face of the globe. -
"All this would follow the recognition
of, the independence of the rebel States'
which the leaders of the Chicago ConVen-
ton are determined to accomplish, and'thls'
too, through the medium of secret asso
citation under the name generally OF Inc
Sons of Liberty, its headquarters at Anol'
annapolis. The Sons of Liberty are dis~
tributed throughout Indiana, Missouri. AIl.
nois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, Dela-
ware, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New jersey
New York and Michigan, and number $780,
900 persons, being the lowest estimate IN
the official report on the subjeoti by the
Hon. Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate Gene
raj. The Temples of the Order in eacn
State are under q military organisation,
including the Order in New York, called
Mcclellan Minute Guard. Vallandigham'
the traitor, and the friend of JEFF. DAVIS.
| ia the Supreme Commander of the Sons OF
Liberty, and Robert Holloway, of Illinois,
Lieut.. General, and was Supreme Oom-
mander during the absence of Valiandlg-
ham from the country. Jefferson DAVIS
President of the rebels, is member OF the
Order of the Sons of Liberty, and II 10
the boast of the Order in Indiana that its
ritual came direct from JEFF. DaVtc himself.
The Order extends South as we'll as North.
The Temples in the several States, II
would appear, are furnished with arms and
ammunition ready to be used at the call OF
their Supreme Commander, VallandighamI
or their superior officers, to execute their
hellish design, the ruin OF the Northern
States. Are the people of these States
prepared for this2 will not believe it.
feel assured that there is enough of palri-
otism, or love of country, still remaining
in the free States, to put down this dan.
gerous and widespread conspiracy, and
save their country and their Government
"a priceless heritage bequeathed to them
by their patriotic, brave and self-saorlhclng
ancestors. ~
"Will the Irish, the Germans, the: Ital-
iRns and Hungarians, permit this land OF
liberty, where the poor as we'll as the rich
can walk abroad in their own majesty and
there are none to make them afraid, to be
destroyed, to crafty their old enemies and
oppressors, the European aristocrRcy q
Surely they will not do it because rebels
and Northern traitors call themselves DEM
ocrats. If drop of pure Democratic blood
ever coursed the veins of the latter, fol-
lowing the example of President Buchanan,
they have long since "let it out"
"In these remarks would not be under
stood as urging citizens to vote so much
for men, as for the principles now repre-.
sented by the candidates for the Pres!den-
cy, at the approaching election; but in
case they should vote, having ever been q
friend of my country, would ask. them,
nay, entreat them, not to vote for any per-
son who is the representative of traitors,
or of the British aristocracy, always the
enemy of our free institutions. Nothing
would crafty the latter more than the ruin
and destruction of the Government of this
land of freedom, 1.-THE last hope of the OPP
pressed of the worldly which would not
fail to be the result it the leaders and trail
tors of the Chicago Convention should sue
coed in electipg their candidate.
"In conclusion 1 will only remark, that
the leading conspirators against the Union,
with the thousands and tens of thousands
of the so-calIed Sons of Liberty. Who do
the bidding of Vallandigham, their su-
breme Commander, and Jefferson Davis,
the rebel President, claim to be peace ma
kers. Their peace would be death to all
who support their country and its free in.
stitutions. Like the three monsters of
Paris-Danton, Marat and Robespierre-
they would leave their country bowling
wilderness for the want of more victims to
crafty their peace propensities.
"Most truly yours, JOHN e. WOOL"