The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-29

such an event happens. The Southern
cleFsy WILL perhaps be the last people
70 quit hrlhg the southern heart"
Inc ola standard texts about servants
Delhs oOedient TO their masters, and
ABOUT certain persons being 'called" as
lheHlals' whose DUTY 1t is to "care not
LOT IT, out 10 remain such forever and
ever are great temptation to them.
ihey look upon 1t rs species of inf
deity to be obliged to go back on all
that they have been saying for so long
tlthe' ana thus 1t IS that they are in
clihed 10 await the issue of the present
political troubles, and see whether the
South may not yet succeed in winning
success.
VIZ vow, zo,.--,
nairbbo,. iii o..I,,,:-i.; ~ Jul eIe'
r,ssi,,, s.''.e IN o-lIO"i
ino, a',as,ta,, ~. Tl'o - ~" -,O''A
&C.. 10 ..''.-J nc nus "a
90, ,I,a, I;,,I, oA1 IU''VS " ierie'
bI,, ed ~ - ~ lI'l' PoSS'-
v,Iaroi,, Z, .. IN I''e'"'
o,co ,,,,o,, =, ,;,,,, ~ NO,
a., or,i,;,i,,, 80" F','''' 'i''u
ifo 80, ~ 1870 hnu eii',o" win
,ho - 49, ~ l''' v,, Soniewh"t Nl'er
rao,,Iass ~ 't -, Vi '"'''
s,o,. IT. 80, ".S U'la' wv mon
a,,,,.,.a,.i ,, e'.'''e" '"i Nc" upon l's
HI, ,'Du Dso"','e ms eNli genius, ana
.le''s'o Pto'eu " ,,o 'iie pahe Oh ms
va $50, $3.50 lCir I, "l'elw"ru' ne h"G
,,i-,l. '"'o MS me pu' was pursued
anu ""S ny inc monster
- ,''o"' ne ilor"'
sho,Id ~ 80 ND. D." ieDUt o1''oi
-. -. ''''o All ISSUE tii"' no ~ NOT
T., - ~ ~ 49, anu nut Is more llke-
- - 10 I'''' 'ii''i' " 20 lot
I,,,a,, Us o''e',''e'' are
49, -, ~ "''''eSS ''e mess th"t
r.. 40 NAMING Vi ms
o'..''ls D"S','eS9' anu SeI we 90
~ - ~ NV We eau uo less thhh call Tor
H. 80 I''''"''O' vi '"e point raised
80, 80 Aie "a . 'nl' zen years ago the
ohisan,aI,t ~ o,su , ior 'no uiSIr"n-
=. -, ~ - y" Nv ii"u "een porn
l''es" i""u OF VINO progressed a
ga" t'''S'"us peileI. NOW we beg
w 49, w. ''.V o"' "cishoor' lie Is hlstorl-
uiiSuui"' ion years ago
;, ~ Or as ne ca'ls
g.. ii-1..'". ', purity were Young
- ,l.,,-ll anu "St"h III oPPosltlon
',,l,.. mo- anu OoiIeison' ne VIII re-
..'ll'D.i 't'' MY maryland recent
o'''ii,u ~ MS teoei lrlehus' voted
ei"s' 'i'v t'''u'o't purity anu III favor
VI l. 80 'NS,iisS Iorelghers ana pro-
~ ~ 'N'"S =, S'SiIoii's' horace Ireeley,
Ie'S " al" l'eecler' ana men OF that
IS''u'c'' stump were combating Know
NJ, men, while Col. Ben Smith,
COL johnson, Mr.. Richardson, Mayor
""ee"ey' ana nearly all the candidates
on the late rebel ticketin this State, were
s''ns II STRONG against the foreigners
anu 'he o"'holies' Ihey protested to
nave must teIF'"Ae ana fearful apprehen-
S'oi VI ''ie 'ie' INC IRISH, and Dutch.
'' '"o contrary tue radicals were being
e,e'Ieu 10 congress IN snch places as
81. LOUIS an" chicago by the foreign
'S'' a. ma 'i'iie' ihueeo II was charg-
eu against them that they had adopted
al 'iie I'eu republican ideas of the
"eF'''"hs' ana that the country would
oe uhuer 'he control OF the foreign ele-
nlent II they succeeded. The "Conser-
H"''Ne humphrey Marshall, late of
me reoei army and now talked of as IA
democratic candidate for Gubernatorial
honors in Kentucky, made a speech
at our Court House here just ten
years ago, in which he denounced
the foreign "fhnities of the then Rad
ic''is' mayor sweeney and Mr.. Rich
I'usou WERE we doubt not, present at
','' 'iieet'ns' noIuihS the clothes of
tneln ,nat stoned stephen, and clap
Pins 'heir nanos ana shouting vocifer-
ously over the demolition of the Rad
ic.lls'
Inc iact Is mat 1t was the liberal ten
denotes OF the Radical element, mani
leS'e" from 'he outset that attracted
'ne foreign element TO It's standard, and
mat gave 1t sueh an immense and
almost irresistible impulse. And, on
the other hand, it was the one-idead,
'itne-serving' ProseriPtive, narrow
ana oigoted policy of their oPpo-
hents that aIienated them from