Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10

were jealous Of each other, OF because
they believed there would come a better
time to recognize it. They waited, and
Waited for . day Of grAce, q better time,
until the battle of Gettysburg was fought,
and then they found that they bad ooly
spots.of-thel lconfed edeFaeys left 10 recognize.
Seward managed our foreign affairs with
such adroit ability; cleverness and fairness
that he did not give them an opportunity
for interfering. (Cheers for SeWard.) A
lie long political opponent of Governor
Seward, l now commend in the highest de.
gree, his prudent course in conducting our
policy during the rebellion. Great Brit
ain and France only watched for an oppor-
tunity for interfering, and when this man
SlidelG WAS arrested and bIought back
from histrAitorous foreign mission, a COM
muntcation on the suhjectso insulting was
prepared for transmission to our govern
ment by the British Minister, that Prince
Albert, under the guidance of the Queen,
thought proper 70 revise it and amend it
before 1t could be sent; and even then it
was of ,hostilea and unfriendly character,
and required the release of Mason and Sill.
dell. Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward both
felt anxious to know the public mind well
on the subject, and l told them that the
popular feeling was. against giving them
up. But it was still stronger against Q
foreigni war till 1.-The rebellion was sup.
pressed, and illustrated to Mr., Lincoln,
who was fond of a story, the popular feel
ing by an anecdote. When. met that
great and good man afterwards; his kind
the memory of the relation of that anec-
dote. "Two men had lived on very ill
TERMS" Itold him, ''as neighbors One of
them, being about to die, desired to make
terms with the other, and before he pass
ed into another world exchange forgiveness
with his neighbor. So be sent for him
when he was sick, and said. 81 don't
like to pass that fearful stream that divides
me from the other world without forgive.
pess from you.' The quarrel was made
up, but when the neighbor was going away
he said "It' get we'll, neighbor, want
that grudge to hold good" We have got
we'll, and it ia for Great Britain to say
whether that old grudge shall hold good
or not. (Laughter!l Under God, the spirit
of our people, under our great military
leaders, under our great and c6nqustidg
army, under q will to maintain our great
and good government, have we come forth
finally triumphant. l will not speak of
military men 10 detail. Twill speak Of the
army Itself-ils, officers and it's men. l
their f,ientsnant GeneraI Grant wbo NJ,
onIv renresents tbs Amarfcan nsonIe ,1Lo
CO.. nooed tLot ,,roo+ arr,, br,t sInS1,"s,S
the idss} of ibs9iSTmv The solaiets Sa vo
rot,,.,, q, bor,o s,,5 Sro ,s;I,, Est,,sa;is'
Ths1 are nin1,in1 win The nson,o.ss.to
in he cniet nescsfnI nnrssi,s oF HE R",
,boro "a ,boSa vbo 1,,II y,ovor ra.nrn 1So
sleep and slnmber Ia Union graves on every
biIlsiSe ana valley in the SonIb Tbeg
will nsver return. tFeoniredS IN 4 hlood n
the Saviour to save the world and il re-
ouired the, blood of these btaSe bows tn rs-
deem this great nation (AppiauseS They
owed this 10 their country, and nobly has
it been paid. Soldiers who ara. liyinS will
be bondredF Fby eyesv man and. werEsn .
those who are dead. their memoriea w;Ii
be revered, Those who are living noW find
rest and repose; those who ara sIeenin0 .
will find rest. -
4. On the other side. Of Jordan, t-i l.
Where the tree Of life is blooming,
~ thete the e,si, is Eest H.ISE I9r ySa yop
where is rest for the weary,
There is rest for you.
There they will sleep until the great
resurrection of the just. We will all be
mustered in at the great day of account at
the final roll call. g . 2IesAy p
We Ghall know each other there. Iy
Ours soldiers ara brave aoldiera. am
thew viii engage in no fiIib1s.
lterino exDediuons, When we move Ist ne
move in th9 mower and dignity becomino
thisi great Gpeople,E When Maximiliau was
about. to take the crown of Mexico wrote
to him at a meeting held in this city. ad.
visiu9 him to 20 to the World's Fair and
get the fret premium on, fools, which |
sssured him he would get from the sub.
scribers to the cotton loan. The rebellion
was a conspiracy, and a damuable conspir.
aey. What was the spirit of the rebellion?
f. was the spirit of slavery. No. other
spirit that ever had existence in the history
Of mankind will iu. savage ferocity compare
70 it. The spirit Of rebellion, of murder;
the spirit that starved our brave boys in
PEison' sna' 'taeG 5O 20 ,SIn snS ,,.;o .naE
pas A. et ond soMto
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