The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-15
TnE snieide- oflPreston KING. neater.

As suisioe y. .EtesN0h AltlS' yessteF-
oay' So1eetot oA ms FotL Of AeE 7 orz'A
one OF inc Anoss 'll9l y ana lucra-
i've PosiIiOtls IN ths country, VIII be |
matter OF Enelanehqly surprise 70 all
VINO nave ever known nything Of the
stEon8 ana interesting characteristics Of
the man Norman among all our pub
ltc men understood the rebellion better
AT lts outset, ana no Senator IN Con-
gress quahed less In view Of its threat
ening presence in that body than Pres
ton King. BE confronted It, defied 1t
and urged war upon It first last and all
the time.
TuE Ricbmopd V7io gIs "a FIRMLY
convinced "a r. I-,.- r., tto- ,,o1n,,- 49,
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OF slavery thAt there Is no dePenaence
to be placed on the labor of the free ne
rZroes. But in setting forth wi empha-
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expression 70 some opinions, Whlch
have heretofore been considered heretf-
cal In the Soutb. When the cotton
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slave IaDor was aosoinHsiy necessary 20
the cultivation of crops In the South,
and On ,,,os os they satd ordaiDaFl by,
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deaVent they tlSeu 70 IeiteraLe IN every
possible form the declaration that
white men could not endure the Iabors
r,L aoIlI 80. ~. s,,.,,,1 "a az
Va tHo .Aei tiiO .ot =, Va '+'e
CUR StateS' In vain We Polnted them
to the undesirable fact that some poor
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warm cllLhhte WlthouL serious injury 10
their constitutions. II was accepted as
moved that white men vould perfsh. II
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tney "sEe l"Eetu 70 E.otH Al 'lie oot'OH
helos' ana tnat Hoo hao therefore
brought to this country the blacks, who
4brjve l1ey,eatI, n torr;d sky. But now
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near Wh"I tne n"'g suSs'
white men. It seems, cannot culti-
HaLe cSttGn ms - OIe VI A.
t5e s sontb. and Which. in reality. stand
upon no foundation whatever. In like
manner We were told, I'VE years ago,
tnaG t .t. % N'3Ints ~ az SoHtS. 90 iG q
Great Britain. situated i've degrees
farther north than New England, had
not had q military force IN Jamaica for
E wo 1nSre arSna IL Tnd,s for ons NM ns
dred yearsEas II II had not standing
force on the Red Sea-as II It had not
kept regiment OF TWO IN Java ior nit y
Rorns,o ~ he last 10 and ttvs1tvi
We see, notwithstanding, that the Fed
eral army did hUe In the South, and that
portion 9I u ~ sun, III, et; IN 1ne
ment viii he soattered 10 7tile winds.
We stnted the other day, and we now
repeat, TINT In Texas, amer the anolition
i q oy iiIe Vi ',,is ~ int
RepubIic-white men from all parts Of
the United States did make cotton, and
large aaantiIises OF Il WY then IN
some thin0, be done M we'll ns ot5ersS"
Why may not the present generation Of
white men cultivate cotton Rs success
fully as the generation which is pnss-
ed"
Those are the very examples which
,yo HAD cI,o6 for 1,oora tb6aa AZ, tIis
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very arguments, with which We had
piled the south in vain. Evidently, the
Var has doDA .ona,binu 70 Oman tho
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0Se" VI 'As so1el4StA4leAP'. ~ 419 'AuBAU
them something new respecting the
physical ability Of the whites. fit hR6n6t
ton0I,t tI,o,, ali tI,e,r I,o,,o - Ioor,,- CON.
taught mem an .hey nave 20 learn CON
SeEnlns Ine olacAsi 1lley nave NO. on
'e"fneA ttlat WINS ileli can N'oIH !, IN
Ino sou'n' thoy nave s1iSo leifi tle1 tii"t
wnIe men l,tS1 woEA, ss, many VI
S.IN nv - s'.iP - VI ti'eil
er'y' that ial are solll 'eileu
- oOo7e Det" ee'l !sool anu stltY a'luu'
mere mas Oeen HolnlnS SO Sneelliis ~ ~
S MnOte u sns US ~
alaSttsy WIN y Mnlch so.no 3 .net youns
..e, WY Aau DSsH Ae IN WIN :.
'etiP' !"F PnysASu tou, l'tse Su NY,
tneit = 9Oie slt, :.
GUS pulsi.s "HlSn tney ~ Snes ~
nuinlla. - 4o.AoY' me ~ S.tsy =.
tneu sun nun - ~ , 80, ~.
I RI,' VI, anu sI,aS bS5L ,SIneJ sh1a ~
the southern Journals have the courage
TO announce that physical labor Is reals
~ not diseracei9,IL III, lor i.n n an I,
Won. There n discover. nun Of
promise for the south. Having de-
termined that white men can labor IN
me >. y ~ St tiI
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~ 7, a,9t IN ttj,
OTS I10N,t,n,, : ''H-
M ~ Ioo.t ~ tI,a sou.I,a,,, tanrnnla
p ~, stiI,1..
mas argued Win correctness tnstt tneEs
need be no fears ola surplus of labor
In the SontB. even Remuneration nom
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more labor will be required. The sub-
division ofestates and improved modes
of culture will furnish employment for
n much larger population. We hope to
see tens of thousands Of stalwart la