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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-14
A Mormon woman ON P0Iyganly.

A Mormon woman writes to the Uni
on Yedette, the Gentle paper at Salt
Lake City, as follows, showing with
what loathing the victims of Mormon
lust regard the "peeuliar institution:
"In our ward meetings our bishops
and teachers areurging the mento take
more women, and the young men to be
more energetic in securing the best
looking and most intelligent girls
The following is part of n discourse L
listened to the other evening: 'These
long winter evenings are good time
to visit the sisters and court early and
late; If you do not, the cursed Gentiles
and soldiers will get the best looking.
In spite of the holiness of our religion,
and the revelations of the Lord through
our prophets, our most intelligent
girls and women rebel. They don'tun-
derstand it, that nothing good in itself
can be enjoyed without sacrifice, and
that God has given them a cross to bear;
also, to the old and young men Isay,
be more attentive to these waVering sis
ters, take them out sleigh-riding, to the
theatre. and. be sure and invite themltb
all our social parties; be wide awake,
for the devil is after your best looking
women, as he was in the garden of
Eden; and they, poor silly fools, shut
their hearts to the light shining out of
our teaching, and the direct commands
of the prophet and God, running after
the forbidden fruit, butievery one that
does so willisurely go to hell. k-r
ZitIfsyou outsiders will notice you will
see that all these women who arecutting
loose from polygamy are hnying more
attention from the brethren than ever be-
fore; and you have no conception of the
jesuitical power of the church of Latter
Day Saints (Which means Brigham,
Heber &, Co.) in the unwrftten life Of
this people. The women of Mormon
dom in their inmost souls shrink with
horror from the degrading revelation
which prostitutes the fairest and most
aspiring of our sex to satisfy the BEAST
~ lustS of old, fat, greasy, graySheaded
saints, tottering to their graves. With
some these saints and teachers aremeek
and quiet as lambs; with others they
rail like madmen, and threaten the VEN
geance of heaven, always tempering
their talk according to the power they
may have over the poor deluded sister
who must have resolute spirit to
withstand the willy agents of the new
revelation and 'eXaltation' of II set of
thick-necked lecherous men, attempts
ing to drag women from the high and
holy position she occupies in America
as Il wife, mother, sister and daughter,
to that position-worse than slavery or
death-which she is forced to accept if
she consents to polygamy."
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LINES ON A cONFEDERATE NOTE,
The following expressive lines were found
written on heback of a five hundred dollar
Confederate note: -. ..f.,,s --s, .


The following expressive lines were found
written on the back of a five hundred dollar
Confederate note: No. ssj,.,.s -7.4t
Representing nothing on Gods earth now,
And naught in the world below it,
ASthe pledge of q nation that's dead and gone,
show il to those who viii lend an ear it
To the tale that this paper can tell- yl.g7
OF Liberty born of the Patriots dream,
or the storm-cfadle nation that fell. '
Too poor to pass as the precious ores,
And too much stranger to borrow,
We issued to-day our promise to pay,
And hoped to redeem on the morrow.
The days rolled ON, and weeks became years,
But our cot1erS were empty still,
Coin was so rare that the treasury Quaked
II aCiollar should drop in the till. iaIa
But the faith within us was strong indeed,
And our poverty well we discerned;
And these little checks represented the pay
That our su f1ering volunteers earned.
We knew it had hardly value in gold,
Yet as gold the Soldier received 1T ~ y
1t gazed In our eyes with q promise to pay
And each patriot soldier belteyedit.
But our boys thought little ofpriceorpay,
EOr OF bills thataWere over DUE -. = : p
We knew II IL bought us our bread to-day,
Twas the best our poor country could DO.
Keepit-it tells our history DER,
From the birth of the dream to the LAST
Modest, and born of the Angel OF Hope,
Like the hope Of succeSS-tt passed.
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Mumorous seIeelIo ;.

DIR. Pusey's evening Hymn:
AZ nightly pitch nay moving tent
A days march nearer Rome.
Punch.
THE EwoMEN.-Henry Ward Beecher
delivered lecture on Tuesday even
ing, in Brooklyn, and said of the wo-
men:
x g And as it regards the women, it's
my settled conviction that they do not
demand and exercise the influence in
and on the great questions of the day
that the Lord expects of them and
when she has tho right TO vote, do you
believe as many mean men will slip in
to Office as do now? And in regard to
their holding Office, If men want wo-
men to rule over them, what is the
harm For my part, # we are to haze
old women in Office at all, I prefer the
genuine article. (Shouts and langhter.l
a pair of lovers, fleeing from stern
and cruel parents, were married IN the
cars near st. Louis the other day. Papa
teIegraphed to the conductor to send his
daughter back; Int he telegraphed back:
'sSeyer return a fair on this road.
If there is a melancholy object in the
world, ii is policeman who Loves
above his station
How can man be accused of taking
sssides in politics." unles he takes Doth
sides? And then again, how can he
take one side without being singular
Since the rage of the Rfnderpest in
Great Britain the English are said to
have become completely cow'd down.
The winsted Herald publishes the
following notice: "Annonymous COM
munications solieited-they are hrst
rate to kindle fire with" The same
here.
Aunt E. was trying to persuade little
Eddy to retire at sundown-'tYous see,
my dear, how the little chickens go TO
roost at that time. y Yes, Aunty," re-
piled Eddy, "bnt the old hen always
goes with them.
A coroner's jury in West Amesbury,
Mass, few days ago gave the follow
ing involved verdict on the case OF a
man who was killed by falling down
stairs That the said Stephen Hoyt
came to his death, probably, by reason
of a fall Ebreaking his collar bone and
bringing on concussion OF the bralnl
down the stairs leading from the par
room into the second story of the barn,
TO the first story of the same, belong:
ing to Ezra p. Downing of Amesbury.'
Tho Bowery Boys advice-if you
want to enjoy life, drop poetry and gals
altogether, and join a fire company.
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GREAT REDUCTION

In the Expense of fDrIlIIng OIL Wells.
~ WHITTIER & Co, OF PORTSMOUTH,
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g. WHITTIER & CO,
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FenIana...AL Letter from Pat O'Br1en
.ra to his Sister.
NEW YoRK. March

HTOV1 (US 4gttuO SpHtNtftuAts r
90 NEW York, March 1.
MY DEAR SIsTHER KATHLEEN: An
1 spose ye see by the papers livery day
what great doins we have here livery
day preparin to march back to OLld
Ireland-nn bejabers We'll do it an no
miStnke-barrin cant see for the life
of me how we're goin to march three
thousand miles acrass the salt say. Ma
honey and Roberts say the things aisy
done if they only get money elluy to do
ii, an reckun they have got heaps of
gould by this, for they've been collectin
this two year, and every young colleen
that has nothin mt all but the clothes on
her back, has given her quarter livery
month out of her airins for the sake of
Ould Ireland, and livery thrue 1rishman
gives what he can afford, and buy as
many bonds as he has greenbacks to
pay for, let alone the silver and gould
that we're hidin away in the old stock
in-fnt, to pay our expenses on the way.
But how the Divil n half million of us
with our provision, and arms and am
munition are goin to git there is what
bothers me 1entirely-some says we
must take Canada and Nova Scotia,
and New Brunswick, to begin with,
and then buy and build ships and
steamboats, enufF to carry us all
over to Oncet, for yee see it won't
do to cross over two by two, in
couples, one after onaither like the boys
and girls at a weddin or n wake, for the
id sodgers would shoot us as fast as
we git ashore, and the thunderin great
seventy-fours would blow our steam
ers all TO hell or ballyhack, and them
as wasn't kilt would be bedrowned. And
besides the Yankees wouldn't let us
raise an army and march over the lines
into Canudas- Grant or Sherman would
be sure TO git there afore em-an so
afther all believe the best way is to
take this country in the first place, and
then We see it would be as aisy as fallin
off u log to take Ireland any day afore
breakfast: but whist, my darlin, that
would be called traison, and ould Andy
is death on all traitors; and would hang
us all as he did Wirz-and faith, Kath-
aleen, I'm bothered iptirely, and spose
Manoney and Roberts an the rest of
the Head Center an Senators will do
list as the big bugs in Ireland do
squeeze all the money they can out of
us poor divils that they may live on
roast beeRand plum puddfn and drink
their wine, and laugh in their sleeves
as they think now nately they've fooled
htErtn, my connthry, though sad and for
In crsInes frevisit thy sea-beaten shore
But, alas! in n far foreign land awaken,
To sigh for the friends who shall meet me no
- more.
Goodbye. Kathaleen-God be wild
SeTsoui tOStn ~ Dto' Par. o,BR1EN
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TIE fashionable world of Paris has
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celebrated Countess Castiglione, Louis
Napolean's former mistress, has once
more made her appearance, having
been absent from among them now for
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were always remarkable, appeared ". N u
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a. 'tIf, then, weare to go into protract-
which the actual condition of the South
and of the freedmen must become more
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plan on the part of Congress, while the
executive influence is given to a course
of action now but too clearly Defined.
then, we must confess the chances of
the future are dark indeed, and such as
any patriot might well decline to make
himself in any way responsible for" 2
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