The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-14

THk charge OF Judge Underwood at
Norfolk the other day, in which he adj
syerted among other things TO the guilt
and responsibility Of Jen. Davis Is a
leader or the rebellion, has brought
down on. him, Is We notice, the bitter
est maledictions of the reconstructed
newspapers OF Eastern Virginia. The
Petersburg lnde1, for instance, speaks
thus ofhim
ave have tried 70 do justice to the
absurd. blasnhAmons. eoWaFdly, devil
3sh, empirical, fanaticAl, ghonlish, hor-
Eihle, ignorant, ia6ohinical. knayish,
lilly -Iivered, n1Andlin, nondeSeript.
odious, poisonous, queFulous, raScaliy,
syeophantie, traitorons, nnriShteous,
zero whose charge We publish to-day;
but we despair. The truth Is we are
not equal to the OCCASION
The Richmond WASg which has been
getting more and more rebellious in it's
tone for some lime back, sayse
ssIE in the person OF Underwood, the
Judicial once has At last land for the
L hrst amel been disgraeed in Virginia,
Jour people VIII take no shame 10 them-
Salyes-for neither he Is Yirginian,
Il nor dos he hold his ONCE by authority
or consent Of the people Of Virginia. A
vaEabond from some Yankee State, and
the apPotntee Of \ power which WAS do
ing at the time all i could 10 crush the
: people Of this State, and chose him as
an instrument useful 70 that end, his
history VIII cast no blot on the stain
less ermfne OF the State whose soil up
held the birthplace and now inurnS
, the ashes Of Marshall. =
In the same copy OF the VAig, OF Sat-
] urday last, from which We copy the
above, and in its editorial column, We
md the following paragraph:
AS We passed through the streets on
Il Thursday We SAW many stores closed,
and an explanatory pendent Of Grape
dXed TO the doors. On some, these
few but eloquent words were written !.
Els HONOR OF SToSEwALL JACKSON
AND THE CoNRIDKRATE DEAD
Its not surprising that newspaper
l which caters for community that
closes It's doors and puts Grape ON them
in honor Of SEonswan Jackson. should
j speak As does the Nag. about = Judge
i who charges agrand jury 70 take eogni-
rance Of such men Is Jeh. Davis.
THK liberal party in England. while
rejoicing over the passage of the reform
6ln 70 It's second reading In the House
or Commons, are naturally disappoint-
Cd and ehagrined that such a bare ma
jo-ity Is fire in a total vote Of 6Sl. IS all
that could Be secured for it There Is
scarcely any expectation that the bln
can becarTied through the iristocratic
house Of Lords. Dissentiuns which
threaten divisions have sprung up In
the liberal ranks. and help 70 make the
! immediate prospect dubious to the
friends Of reform and an enlarged sun
England's torYism IS the n,ost sing
Efsh vi tenacious consarT atism in the
World, eons9itutionally AFRAID Of limo
vatton and regarding \ new on liberal
iasA in politics rs heretic 70 Be burn
ed ms raf0rinis4s have had TO fight
this 6esp-rooesd, heCeditary, grandpa
tsrnal view q things, and they have
really q great achievement in the result
lJuz4 scared. Il they can prevent \
split IN their parity and VIII continue
; tie agifaffon with the eRsrET With
which Il hAs been carlisle On, they ought,
With ths ministry 70 helpthem, ogAin,
before many years Al The fartbeST, al
that tie present. hil provides for and
more A positive deteat NJ this time
might hasten The day by rO1sing 10
STeater eEEcr1- Sooner or later Is mus
come ard tbs TORIES might Is well make
IN their minds 10 4.