The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-10
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The New York Democratic NeipS COM
plains that Its connsels are not flstafyefi
with becoming conn dence by the ri,tl3s
OF Virginia SO filr as we are cotcirred.
we beg 10 Ne some resi oris lSSiiy "a
distrust tin Section OF tho d Defn6eftltic
party repre- ehted by the Neibs. tiIii have
no conhdAdc cain- heir jIdRefiient. and
not much III their sincerity. sisfitTi
In the, fifSE place, both North and
South, they used the slayery s,iljie, for
years before the I4ilr as' d political iihobby
d ridA into idWe6 Etidionsiy and ;sys=
temnaeallY ntsreprese entfng IN ths South
the real s0ntiments aud nurpt,shs OF the
Northern peopl6 In the South they
constituted themselves the Exclusive
champ Ions OF slavery, and in every con-
Rfe sfbnRI and legislative district. and
in every 81 ecf ion OF G sovefno and Presf-
dent, nfraigned their poIi cal opponents
as the enemies of thai stitution. They
seddlbusiy labor 20 create amonohAnia
in the Southern mind uponthat single
subject. lAtE the North they taught the
South, 70 bAlieya net only that the South
was JvI6ngeds but that n had still greater.
wrongs tiSRXpeutl and nnVe Chem en-.
couragenIeut that; IL war shonld be
necessary to redress those wrongs, they
would be as isted by hosts offheffp0l
cal friends I'D the North! THEW feftise
to make a united effort for the defeaS OF
Mi. Lincoln because they wanted to
use his election as d pfotaxt for diKsolu-
rfioti, and tliey therefore cliuolSled over
his SUCCESS with scarcely suppressed
eXultntions Having brought about se-
cessiOn and. established independent
goVernnent,in the South, whose promi-
nent officials We're all ofthefr own politi-
cal opponents being only good enough
70 hght me battles, me 3 ortheEn party
70 Ssf SSelsi,e ee IN y CON continnsIIy In plSIni.
sing gthein inshfrections in the Sorih, the
secession OF the NORTHWESTERN States
a,sI a,o s!ttes oveInment
Franss, An these things are ii fresh In in
thepuhl hlic mind; and the consequences
OF thenf are not altogether oblite1ted.
When therefore now that the war is
over, We hnd these same political lea
ders IN the North publishing and stere-
otyptng every possible misrepE etlta-
tlon OF the Northern people md of the
Government 81 the United States, indus
trtpualy tnnning the dying embers of
tratrieidal strife, and omitting no OPP
portuntty to alarm and irrftate the
Southern people, assuring them TINT
the Administration and the dominant
purity IN the North intend to override all
NV HstlS3s humanity ana Qeceucy to-
iygnfds the southern StltesS and, ON the
topet all this, urging them to elect men
tOGongross who Will be especially of
fepstye to the dominant party, we must
be iitlio If we do not recognize the an
cient snake In the grass, from whose
venoinous bite we have not vet recoYe-
red. II the Mother of Mankind could
hays been reinstated after her first fall.
she would hardly have permitted the
old serpent 70 delude her second time.
Iffhe Southern peopie desiras counsel
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lEotIi nc lLi an nonest as Well as able Demoefa-
tic paper, we commend to them such
words as the folloyyinR fron that 4in,a-
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'Ni ~ paper, tne new
York evening Posts:
SIT Is not trne that any- marty. or. anv-
body. in the Norfh. deSiTes IA onnr,sss
them; 4. Is not true that aIiy marty, mn
less IL be fiintl OF VnlIRndf5hRn1 and
Seymour and Wood. desires to mt oil
foi an ~ n, on1ent tbs rStorn-
sSathern PEOPLE do tiieit duty duty an ettbe@ NJ
keep down tie faetionists and dempgos
g9es IN " t5eir States who would miSlead
Northern
II Y ~ 49, theni anew