Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-28
Tan latest democratic effort 20 sSys n

Mr.. DaWson, of Pennsy anna q a.. ! 4 seF.
Les Of resolution, dspres atipg shd s1tls Of
VA, prOclaiming the dssirab lsnessofp
reiteratiug the dselStatons Of Congress
and the President that the war Is not for
conquest or subjugation but solely to
nainsain the Union, and requiring the
President to proclaim an amnesty aud In
Iits The seeded States to return on the
cole co6dfdod 6tssd6mission. TO The con-.
stition aud HaRa. Eifty .t6Ess idsih 6cratic
members voted for the sqlutioas, seven.
ty.siE repablIeahss agtinse stkstn, easd !
they were rejeeted. ~ y ri
On their face, the resolutions Of M
D9Yson are innocent enough and the on
position papers Interpret tEefr Feiection "a
mean that tue party IN power desires N,
continue the'War till the South IL n,tsrI,,
su6tugated5 aud will not consent Ia liz
return Of the seceded States on condition
OF the renewal OF their allegiance n tI,a
goysrnment.T This statemen fsyfalsel ma,
cause the ESSENTIAL elements in Fthe 'c,sse
are Internationally omitted ana ignoFed.-
The administrat lion and, The party of the
samlnist are ready To- receive the
SCUM SCUM back into the Union whenever it
s y! throw down. rms and rs turn % tie
ei!eglances and to sconcedsitoS that5Section.
eli lIs Ligh 9 under The comet itution But the
lion has Is a ne n cfrc mS tsnass
which cannot be u stt out of ACCOUNT } and
the war has imposed new conditions If6at
can by NO @eSns be efad 10 .tls exers:
ictse of the var pow eritHe co anSHdeE in.
Iehiet has AIRED the slaves in he .ihsSrs
gent sdtatrinta traef he has armed st,arv
hoesands of them, aud ttt5yt ara fiohtins,
llby the side Of our hite s6Iifefs iI6Tsf ~
lie of the nation. a hese "a q Scts :.
it ts, not possible atOItakss fJlcl -
Of three years and act fhissS. bad nsys sF
G9tFea- s:dIhese4negrolso soldiers .andjtheir.
MlTesisand Children; these, hnndtedsfof
thousands OF other freed people thin our
lines, belong legal nandsconstitntieuallv
o it1 m1asteEs IL We conld thus;bl6t
IgE % a.eIenLs or Ishe war and go back 70;
VIZ situation or 1851. BntgeHerybodys
gression. Itw6aIH Is as ii pFaiSf Is -
monstrous..uG Now the Presid snt IN a.
ga amnesty, to the sreb eliiods bs661s
states OF the South, and on tie most t1t .iibs3
eEal. teEns possible, under these. facts. Il
requires only loyaltyito the eoustitntian,
ana acqaiescence ine' the most 3fn66TfS a.
measure adopted for the 9bnnFession ~
tbesreb eliIonss Itlfsgt6o Hate la iSSiiSs
n9Fs tha % sasnre VS. In n 80
wise and timely 1t has PARTIAL ygoonei inta
enecti and cannot bes5arfestsds d it1;,S,, Il
griSyoqs wong and evil. If eyerytbsns,
urged Sthe as1fe Eefa Z e ittsd
2tilt the easiest sud safest .wSy7 o1t ~ IN,
allemma now is TO go through with n,
: noEs PSctallys 81 ftheT fAal Fres6ltSs ne
tlssIon. people, 10 al ena az.
=; thing 70 denoted BY ps tffotis M
'rats n this mattel Is, that their ia H.
ere SO exceeding ~ an io1S toJsaye heefo
.leveEgy rom utteF destruction. There "a
;n9sn ysga 40 reclamation among them about
g. tIS ptss and pStstei institdtlonS bsibos
y ~ o 1 as matter of fact the only
Icy teSs9P " dengst ID slavery and the
Su.y s'get laPerllIiled the right to make.
H Lsses ol men and compel them to work
.,N1 Wegess- Any man Who under.
nigel be expected 20 elcome it;rs.oS
portuntty to strikeR deadly .bIoT;sts MI
30 nndemocratfe institution. On the Con-
tsary! We fnd our Democratic Isadsrs
sneoH1pg moro enxiety to save slavery IISab
% save the country, and continnaIiy- Is
congress ana out, rSisilg Opposition 10 an
emancipation policy ia the var; m. All
serts of pretences, sometimes honest mar.
haps. hut,tor Ihelmost part false and fSa.
What, do these men .mean3l M,
they hope!to secure power again 4 frnnsyhi
their su6serViency TO the negro w5innf5g
q eEAeyi OF EsdQ they keep up the .6i5
q legot acknowledgements forGsIdf m hif7S wa
cail.the attention of Democrat 81 of fi1e com.
:! sort, who do the working aud t6e yot.s
ing, 70 these persistent efFurs Of their lead.
s,l., 70 ptoIest slayeFy from he doom that
.; A. Eyes ena that evidently hangs over
~ sua as e & them what they think Of Shs
ssels. Does IL look to them. democtStic
things SlaSeey Rds !STsss
llaeal powers but Il does. not need a SoIS-i
mon 70 teach ps. that Sc living dog IL batter
than a dead 4ion!'' z3ls5s tlsSSt5 y y Sssss-
y - -. : - a q. a 81 ~ ~ -.
: EHH ctop iFePotts from vaEioas parss "a
the county sremors favorable than expeet.
cd tn'ths saFyspripg. lWhsat thai loakss
bad when the SpoWaf fret Wenta aWav. Ia.
c9ue1epon asemnt0fths favoFabls.Isst6.
or aud now looks well, in.4many places
aye N others Fhesetit Was winter killed.
the loss Nillsbes repedied, by pnttipg IN.
sprtog gEeinl Rhieh3is gfo1iae apelv-
GrGss locke remark IDLY well. In m. os..
teFs. and the fruit ptospects are shet s1IfiS
good. Peaches are Killed in come sec,ions
out5ins New Jersey DeiaW ase and wsssltsrn.
New. = Ketk the prospects is a6usdstiy due.
ApPLsss peaEssaIa cherries win be ab66d.
ant and Of strqYb berries and other. s1Sl,
trp1tst hsre g 81 inefesssd mon & e
stses Ano y, at Of corn has been planted. I'M,
II Y yet TOO early 10 spsat 6ft6s prospsct.
An unusually large-amonnt Of oo.ton ~,
sorghum hes been planted ins thspR eststs
suu ooEeeF states, stimulated b4 the high
Pt.oss q Sosf9n spd s9geE, aud though the
season ts backward, there Is good hone al
large erops. iAceoudts itom Cal liforn;s -
eqeallS tAE6table u 18th those from, INF. Ga.