The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-07

TCheers.1 We expeot 10 keen mn thess
Siavs ofsiinatinnai lthsnl(S0ivin1 ani
when Mr. Tofnson,S al 10 Games ESsonniS
we will have one amer. te6t We Sbava
a right to rejoice. Let me sneak for q
few moment of this ConSress They
first day. we found a pfIe mon onr ia IA.
bIe. with ciaiTns frora ffIa sSoI7t6 sst
ing for restoration lfor desolations' com.
mftted ClurinCZ the VA. sTThev same and
told Ms very Sad ,sfoTies 9hHTit SNny. ssGI1
diers during the war. -Thev ssid that
these boys in blue were desperate 8 cases.
told them Il. couldi NOT Ia IA. TheT
said that these bows in blue had Won
derfuI appetites: 1 wish they had done
more. when we 90 AGAIN. ySitI5Ia n tSIych
in one hand, and a sword In Che other.
we viii compel them ia, submit. or We
will sWeep them with the besoTl of Gie-
struction. [Oheers.l We told them
rom the nationai treasnrv rCbeerS Z Z
Though they NAV have lost millions ~
dollars. /, -helieve tl1at onyy r,ns of-o,St
brave bows in bIue chat 32lISF on the
field of battle Is worth millions q their
property combined. CCheers.1 When
we passed this resolution, every Demo
crat but six voted against It. But Rhi1e
this Congress Is beinc siistained. not
one dollar will thew ever. receive for tie
losses thew Sustained during the war
TCheers.1 L teli Won Ivhen 2 voTS 5,,,cs
begin to nav, YOU might a. we'll write
yourselves bankrupt. In one thing We
in the increase @ Of penSions V We 59o fonn5 M,,5
soldiers coming back from this iyt,',r war
with their ewes p shot: ont and
their arm sIhevea ay,Intxy sST1,i 70
increased their nensions 70 sIn6oth tI,s,T
pathway to the 5toI1b.I iF1heers 4 Tba
pensions of the widows Of our soldiers
we also increased. we iutentled that
this great Congress Should IA n f1tfIeI.
to the fatherIess. II know that aveI.y1
LOYAL soul will. saw to this ssSman 4,
TCheers.l The aneSl.er. .1aS-t .snSII-es S,S
the taxation. but we have mot snoce 20
follow him. 4Ha n aff5TE5a raj "a farreI 10
the leniency adyocateii1 I,J1S2soISe II II
was told very often in Indiana of the
prodigal son. i have read IL in nv
boyhood, and / loved 10 peruse II: in nv
older years. The prodiRaI. when ba
went out from his fathers honse- ala
not pause to murder his brother, nor
did he try to put the torch ID hfs 10th.
er,s house, and then come back AGAIN.
asking to be restored to his rights. II
he had done SO. / do NOT thiI9Ic thara
would have been much veal in tIIat
house, FLanghter.1 4 TbeIieye the calf
wotild have lived tn this vaIs1 H. Ts,
tLaughter and cheers. i mt Ia % am No
back. cnntrfte and hnn1hIa Ia. be 6oSS
Been Is feeder az swine IA tSs ca,nsl ny insS aI5
said, tsNIake, me as n hiFed seryant tt >
How MANY Of the rebeIs came tpns9
Not one. - - fTs93fsf iSs'Its Tsst -4''t'
,iNYeiare here oompellefl tn foapa ,oyar
some of the ICer1s most ,-1 lY,eTti 1a,'t
remarks, among which .be said fbev in
tended lto MAKE the rebels sion fbaIr
names before thew silmeGI itnsIT ssatai
But the sargument OF orr nm 5or5nnnents TsSs
ltouches anoLher question: n isSne1ro
ledualfty. / do ri6t know thai 1oIi h %
Iheard itibefore here 1T "a fSmiItaf ~
ius in Indiana, Bankrupt in fallHelss;
they show this up., Nobodyyotes Demo.
cratic now as a matter Of choice.
[Laug ghter and cheers.l Negro eonaIItyi
They talk as thoueh IL Won do N not Itasyn
the negro down. Won NAV TvaIrannS6TSe
morning and find him above Won.
never beiieved in negro ,1neIft1 Iba1
lieve God made nS9 SSr his &c 1oSyn, -11ise \ ~,
purposes a !. superior ace.,s,We have
proved ourselves, by our Inventions in
science. history and philosonhV' to, IIs
superior. lido not believe in indian
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