The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
wkatWaA Osed BY President Lib.
5iaNoln AfnaP tho RuPFenilar of T,ae.f

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di.aoln Amer tho Surrender OF Iee.I
sIlpISs VA q l.gS,1ys9 :. i,61 Tgl
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secretary OF the Navy, contributes 70 the
April GALAXY an Interesting hiatorieai.
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80 - =. 1890 .lo 'O'O"s paSsas.o' ts'at.
tnS " lne tFofganizatlOno OF virginia and
the recognitionof tho State Government
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him Srsativ md ~ .S;Shsa " a. n annoying
view Nth n,nSo,c ,hst ~ ~ ln.el'
| ftsnt,v noe yho I,,o su 10Y. mon'u state
did MOI beo;,o 70 ~ III f,,, Su .I Le' l
mo,,a,,o n1 s.,'oo ~ VII n 'n"us1t Ihe
s,ss,o W. q osSs, . Ihat u ulu pot
bFins ato, st,Say snas ~ ou5 aesIe 70
tabIgsb M no III Ss.Y pssIe anu ~ ices,
hoon a oraS S pSaiIC ~ Iela!ions winch hao
% MAJ 1 ,oa San iOI iour yeas, We might
Nm, n .sse a, n ~ my AcoopIis9 gu,
81 . sas.aS'oiy; Lac heinou ana
~: 49, ~. pSy iosS az u. Is!atu Lne neas-
SSh1, .sta aeaI i, s1e hginLs, Legislature,
s;oM M IS', .i " prunsess DISCUS
NJ IIHu , Slu 'ue auopspu " inauMlssi,
n iS MIns' ne sAlu MS OBJECT and
ny, uis Wete 70 enect reconcilia-
1 i1n Is soon ~ possiplc, ana nc Should not
ts; ~ a9oIs l9tls PROVIDED ne could at
Sn ~. t ~ u . tesuIE ana nc thought II
a DeSs " meet INC Ienes as men, iellow-
Symu,ntLy Llen, VINO were reasonable ana IN
teent anu naa Ilgnts Whlch we were
mpg anu disposed 70 respect. They
na9 zen IN etror, had appealed 10 arms,
an9 aiIer laying fought wei were beaten
anu numDlea. suggested mat as we had
neyer tecognlzea any OF thelr organlza-
tIons as possessing YalIily during the
m =. Woulu 10 lnpontic, 10 say the
lesaos, W INV tLscGBhlAs Inem anu the'r
goVGInment as lega and possessed OF au-
!aoElty 70 act y was 2 concession which
bbaPpeareG 70 me ought NOT 10 DO made.
j pes.ues, Mnen assembled, they might be
Sontunacious ana MOI counsel submission,
put consplte 10 resist sill further. There
Wa, IlSorsoyer, z leeple organization IN
sIglnla, unuer flcrpont' winch we had
sLIlysh 10 Vltailze anu MAINTAIN; how
Coula W., win lus!ice 70 Peirpont and his
Su ag tiecognlze anolner opposing
SaI had !ag1 3IsL organszalonf Ne SAID
IT, nau 10 ieats ~ anys iuF.ner sIIempt al
.es .snc " .ne LcDels; hey haa Deen
~ TnolouShy Mhlppeu anu WGakeneui
wv 10y u,gus w soIletnlhg IN the olner
~ 1n,ai as VIC MeIe giving sanction
y 1nS feuel organization' ne did not
3ILlaseli, however, snlnK Mleh OF it.
svfss,iia aa u, N.ller teirpont, anu no
Eshet. see.g pe g. lslneLel legal, put pub
" sehsllnens5ef Pubic prelualce must not
20 oysElggsssl, tle ma. mac ne sad, no
noush. tses.sll slls ,Eepei Ilrginia
lepFgsa l.Isss ~ z ,sgal assem- lage-a
aeai !. ti'l,,sIasgtei Ply wy PERSONS compos-
\ lns IN p9ef .te5e eaaine7lnen IN Their
ItespseIt y egun.le eAen Of whom had
I.Pc4t l9nuence, Wnten ne Lnoqgdt should
'Eye hiaue avaiiaplerln tnls Scflueaf transit
lyon state, 10 the 1nterest Of peace and the
onlon. ne was surprIseosthat his object
ana lne movement had Deen so generally
Imlsconstrned, and under the oircum-
] stances, perhaps, 1t was best the proceed
tpg sa9 Re 9Raneoned. State action "
/! the Sialllssele q peace was, however n
1gselt 9sintegranon and destruction 70 the
YonIeaeracy. he thought 1t should be
encouraged, and was, / perceived, disap-
pointed mat MS friends opposed the meas
ure, ana that !, always recognized by him
as STATE rights Union man, had not ia
voreu IT. Inc very lact Of the rebel repre-
sentalVes coming togethef and dtssolVing
tnelr organization by their own act, after
me troops were dis6anded, would, in his
oeliei' have q beneficial influence; but he
Spgiu not, ne sald, 90 forward with every.
noay opposed 70 him. My
yea, more perhaps tnan that OIL any other
OF lne OaDmet, was LOT a careful observ.
anCe, NOT only OF the aistinctiVer rights, but
q 1t sne inulVlauallsy o. ane States. Besides,
Nngl nE occupied q uinerent position from
sna1 .. any oLner OF tnose STATES. There
t nsE peen taroagnou! inc war a skele'
on EFgauI1Aslon III mat common
Mcaitn when VIZ had recognized.
v W. haa sa.a .nrough the wn9Ie war that
W. M ..n,s W. S1ate ID ne uMon--that
not snSnsnde s " We hod os "a,laa1a%
anS s a1saaa a. We mad acknowledged
uu eia nd sS sass Iepona was laeieglp'
S Hte anu fgnIt GSyetnoT may inc or
'la .ot W. MaS S, laMlul anu Elgnt under
nun snSt ,Sa e u an.a q .ae stat wnlcn
ae9u,reu Lae asse Sas q sns legal slate
1o;mad I'M Dssn elsSIea ana was
S G9nnieu y 1e co9stltuL onai ana correct.