The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-23

ton upon this issue, but it is one winch
embraces everything else that is of value
in its large and comprehensive results.
1t Is the one thing that includes all that Is
worth contest, and without it there is
nothing that gives dignity, honor, or value
to the struggle.
THE FERocIrr OF REBEL PARsoS.
"It is now victory or unconditional
Observation-Disclosures not to the Con-
servative and Christian people of the
North, but to party of infidel fanatics,
with an army of needy and greedy SOL
diers at Their backs. Who shall be able to
restrain them in their hour of victory
When that moment approaches, when the
danger seems to be over and the spoils
are ready to be divided, every outlaw will
rush to fill their ranks, every adventurer
will rush to swell their legions, and they
will sweep down upon the South like the
hosts of Attila. And you shall find in
defeat that mercy you did not find in VIC
tory? You may slumber now; you may
lie upon your beds of ease and dream
that, when it is oil over, you will be well
coined back to all the privileges and i'm
munities of greasy citizens, but how ter
rible will be your disappointment You
will have an ignoble home, overrun by
hordes of insolent slaves and rapacious
soldiers. You will wear the badge of a con-
quered race, Pariahs among your fellow
creatures, yourselves degraded, your deli.
cate wives and gentle children thrust
down to mental service, insulted, perhaps
dishonored. Think you that these VIC
torious hordes, made up in the large part
of the sweepings of Europe, will leave you
anything? AS well might the lamb ex-
pect mercy from the woIf.''-Bishop En-
liotrS sermon, preached at iSaUdnndh,
Ga, NoremJer, 1868. Il. Il. s, p.5.
REBEL RELIGION.
"There can be no question that South
ern troops are unsurpassed in valor and
patriotism by any body of soldiers in the
world. They have everything to make
them so. Your enemies strive for con-
quest and plumber. Your cause is the
cause of right, of justice, of great princi-
pies. Your enemies are grasping at shad-
ows, pursuing phantoms, urged on by the
widest fanaticism. "-Petersburg, Td.,
Eran. Tract Society, Tract No: ia Il.
II. p. &c.
STOUT" BEAUREGARD WANTS WAR TO THE
KNIFE.
"We will yet have to come to proclaim.
ing this war % war to the knife, when no
quarter will be asked or granted. / be-
lieve it is the only thing which will pre-
vent recruiting at the North. "-Generdl
Beduregard'S letter to General Martin,
august 3, 1862. II. II. 8, p. &c.
JUDGE WOODWARD FOR REVOLUTION.
"If were the Presidents counselor,
which am not, would advise him, if you
prefer articles of impeachment, to demur
both to your jurisdiction and that of the
Senate, and to issue proclamation giving
held himself improbable for misdemean-
ors in office before the constitutional tri-
bunal, he never would subject the office he
holds in trust for the people to the irregu-
lar, unconstitutional, fragmentary bodies
who proposed to strip him of it. Such
a proclamation, with the army and navy in
hand to sustain it, would meet popular
response that would make an end to i'm
parchment and impeachers.' '-Speech Of
Judge G. ". woodward in the House Of
Representatives., February "a, 1868.
FERNANDO WOODS PATRIOTISM.
''No more victims for slaughter pens
not man-not dollar."-Fernando
Wood, at Syracuse, august II, 1864.
THE RADICAL KILLERS.
'sLet clubs be composed of Democrats
and as ready to fight as to vote; let them
be drilled in the manual of arms; be us
conversant with the service of military
tactics as with Democratic principles.
They may be required to display that
knowledge, and if NIGER OR RADICAL
KILLING SHOULD BE IN ORDER, THEY WILL
BE AS READY FOR THAT BUSINESS AS TO
LISTEN TO THE INAUGURAL ORA DEMOCRAT
&c PRESIDENT ON THE Arm OF MARCH, 1866"
Brick Pomeroy an the La Cross Dem.
ocrdt, Dec, 1867.
SOCIAL AFFECTIONS.
"Southcrn brethren! If thought had
twenty-fifth cousin who was as white.
livcred as you are, would kill him and
set him up in my barn-yard to make
sheep own their lambs. Cen. Jenkins to
a Peace Democrat at HdgerStoIrn, July,
1868.
DLooDHoUSDs FOR UNION MEN.
I'VE, the undersigned, will pay FIVE
dollars per pair for fifty pair of well. bred
hounds, and fifty dollars for one pair of
thorough bred bloodhounds that will take
the track of man. The purpose for which
these dogs are wanted is to chase the in
fernal, cowardly Lincoln bush-whackers
of East Tennessee and Kentucky to their
dens and capture them. The said hounds
must be delivered at Captain Hammers
next, where mastering officer will be
present to muster and inspect them.
"F.. N. MCNAlRY,
"H. II. HARRIS.
"Camp Crinfort, Campbell Co., Tenn"
Nashville Courier, November, 1861.
BLACK FLAG.
'rWe are for displaying the black flag.
We should ask no quarter at the hands of
the Yankee invaders, and our motto should
be an entire determination of every one
who has set foot on our sacred soil. Let
that flag, then, float over every hilltop
and valley throughout the whole South,
and rs the breeze fans its folds, let it tell
to the Hessian scoundrels the welcome
they will have on Southern soil-death,
death to each, one and all. "-Lynchburg
Republican, January, 1862. u. Il. 4. p.
10.
RETURN TO SLAVERY.
f'The time must come when the party
in power ut Washington will be over
thrown, and the Southern States again
entitled to full and exclusive control over
their respective populations, which will
enable them to derive some system of
legislation by which the negroes could be
made to discharge the incumbent duties
of a laboring class. a hope much en-
couraged by the apparent tone of Demo
Gratis in the North. "-Letter from James
II. Mason to Graham, published in Rich
mond papers in 1866.
NATIONAL ROBBERY THE TRUE DEMOCRATIC
DOCTRINE.
at is reputation And to this the
Democratic marty is already nledred. and