The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31


We have come before the people this
spring with candidate whose npminu.
ton shows that we mean business. and
are willing to forget the past for the
sake of future good. We called him,
you will perhaps remember, "a moral
coward" one year ago. SO he wasthen,
lint we have talked with him since and
made that all right. He forgiyes the
unkind cut, and ~e have no ill will
against him; therefore, everything, you
will see, is lovely. Z.
rye may here remark, parenthically,
that photographs of our leader will be
furnished at the low price of twenty
five cents each. They are of the same
size of those we had taken OF Tom Sey-
mour three years ago, being designed as
a companion picture. and no lover of
his country can afford TO be without a
COPY. Remember the price, twenty
five cents. tfi'
Electors of Connecticut: Do you hear
the cry of your committees? The party
which we represent will support An
drew johnson in this crisis SO far as he
keeps close TO the Constitution. But
we beg leave to remark here that his
recent statement, in his speech on the
odd ult., that leading traitors must be
punished, and treason made odtous;
and his declaration that, as resident
ofTennessee, he would make suffrage
dependent upon intelligence, not color,
are, in our enlightened opinion, directly
hostile 70 the principles of free govern
ment, and should be frowned upon by
every friend of Vallandigham, Jesse
d. Bright, and other noble martyrs.
But we support Johnson-of course
we do. That is, we support him at the
present writing. and If We continue to
after the election we'll send you word2
Remember. fellow citizens, that we
4. l,,rff n hnnnr-o kIa in
tentions in this exciting period. We are
strictly virtuous and truthful, and
what we say to you is as true as any
thing we ever utteredl We are happy
to be able to refer to w. w. Eaton, and
the Bridgeport FGrmSr, for certificates
of character. -
Armed Bands of DeSpotisln We call
on you TO forget the past and be mag
unanimous. You are no longer servile
tools of an abolition dynasty, and can
act like men. Come and vote for Eng
lish, and take one of his photographs.
He is u true man, and at o p. NJ. yes
terday, sustained the President. We
shall call around and see him at 2P. NJ.
to-day, and If he has changed his mind,
we will writo you. We shall conduct
this campaign on the square. We scorn
deception. 4st. lgl r.-.I
A friend at our elbow anxiously in
1uires if Heman ii. Barbour, our can
didate for Treasurer, endorses our
friend English. We reply with pleas
ure. He does, so far as accepting the
nomination Is concerned, and is pre-
pared to stand or fall on the same plat
form. They didn't agree exactly dur
ing the war, but that's of no conse-
quence now.
In conclusion, we point with feelings
of admiration to the consistent course
OF our party. We declared, it is true,
tho Southern States out of the Union
in 1861, and now say they never have
been out, but that is matter of opinion
merely, involving no principle. We
stick by principle every day in the
week, Sunday excepted. -lt.- -
Now, fellow citizens, will you not re-
spond TO this CALI Come up from the
valley of Moodus and down from the
hills,of Barkhamsted; come forth from
Canada We who visited that cline; come
in the full array of Democratic purity,
and, in the language of Colonel Brown,
OF Windsor Locks, we'll make our pail
bearers respectable in numbers.
Any enQuiring mind, seeking the
truth, desiring further particulars, is
requested to address communications,
stating points of doubt as follows:
WIN. w. EATON, Hartford County,
wN. d. BISHOP, Fairfield y"
JOHN DASFoRTH, N. London
EDWIN STEARSs, N1iddlesex
AIINoTr OSBORN, N. Haven
y. s. SEYMOUR, Litchheld
GAINES WOOD, Tolland
Vacancy Windham. rl "vr-
Hoping that everything will work rs
expected and that we shall all hold out
faithfully to the end, your subscriber,
in behalf OF his fellow patriots, signs
himself X. ID. GALLAGHER.