Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-30

to have Il thick and sticky Some Of Mis-. Stoves
noble friends, However, Ote moe issldlouS' thsy
aIe evidently not pleased % k4 il poI!1Al'9;
drawn with pen 80 fOlsplne a NJ inipe llnen1ih9u
the Eugli5tiB hBlisben, hessls 3Anps6n, Low
4 CoS have theF6lore alyettlled tatiN the second
edition Of Sunny Memories tie q eneiVs PatedgtS
arc omitted Il might also be lSi we'll 70 omit inc
\ twelve nOgeS which desotba her Hpyqge OUT ana
Ihet6eh.sck6vss Considering thai Ai igptl nell
u dozen ocean steamers leaYe ana hIFlYS ayoul ~
llanlo norris every week, It woull have been SAFE
we think, TO assume HAT most people Nlteauy
know something Of tllis matter. Agnin at the emu
Of the second volume five pages more are deYo!ea
10 this IavoTle subject, HQIpcg pdViss9 loolls
IbarjIihK of his time 10 V'eeln Che slOtYOl Domsas
IuIuTn with the death Of MelsbgsI,s AZ IS sleNs
neTnTes the sarcastic poet lllsrallYj and isIesolV;
ed To- Tell lie Whole Of Ter txpeuences, gEeat ana
! small Perhaps ws ought 10 cOnlE ute This oon'.
nietentss 10 lhv prompting Of her own unASslsltu
Ieenins,YIuT, in about hnlf ppgel at the emu oil
one oil her letters, she discusses tho whole qmes'
zion Of the influence Of TIA OuCieIts, WHO, ~ her
onihio, .lav6 lain like dead weight OhHllimOd'
| efn art aud liteTdluTe.ls $50 81 lf1eAd
! A lady who Gouts the whole body Of the annlenls
lin 30 summary a fashion cdniOt Oe expected 10
have any great tegaTt for Lulin names, Some'
where in the Alps she picks flower, Illtle put.
nile bell; and consulting the heEhauuln at The next
li,alling.plACe, lhdS that its nume s. Latin aud
Three inches Ions; wheTeupon she Clakesa gleat
Indny severe remarks about bolahlatS WHO give
such Olious long names TO such sweet little flow.
els. Well, MrSI Hlrritt BesehT St5l5s, MS size
loves 10 be called, when neatly wTlllen, IS quite
three illches long and merely 0s 0nGme we IKE
better than Sdireg GImp, which fills not InOTe than
halt the Spsce. 5lG Mrs, Stove were " attempt to
assign her expressive Euelish nnmsS to tho veg
elaLle Kingdom, she nughl learn, long before she
| finished the bundled thousand known Species Of
plants Tie bOlnnist had good reason for giving
flowers double Latin names Hnd that THIS numlta'
6le device oil LUiuoous WINS in tnoIthe only nsSl'
! cd by which they could bs named OF all. n cou.
ple Of pages beyond this silly complaints she lnds
another of the little purple bells, and, a tel a
short Sentimental hOuish, gives II a llHme UI her
own ChoOslng--she calls It uSpiTtum, Though
Mrs Stove never suspected IL, we beg To assure
her that gGPirilWis very good Latin word, aud
that rs fully as long Us the average Vi names lW'
vented by bolOniSls.
These volumes cOhlain good deal Of criticism
upon painting, although Mrs, Stove iEankly con.
irssCJ at the outset that she knows nothing shout
art. But she does not consider IhHt IEensOnwhy
size should not write about H. and accordingly size
deals out her cGtuisns right and LETT with the lEee'
dom Of q veteran OOnnUSSeuE THIS lunacy IS
not peculiar to Mrs Stowe, but only mnnlfesrItself
in peculiarly aggravated form. The common
sort OF bOak.makinH lTnvelvs, WHO imagne that
crossing tile Atlantic gives them fight 10 nTNe
about the old MASTERS though not competent 10
criticize sign board al home, Undergraduates the
prudelcs OF mOheSly TO follow tie GUIDE books
pretty closely, aud thus avoid serious eItOTs. On
! the COnuaIY, Mrs. Stowe IegnIds no authority
Whatever, She never Institutes 10 sci aside the
unanimous verdict oI successive geneIatlCnS She
never lOf moment suspects that her OwnTHWI M
| experienced taste may 10 less qualified lhnn the
j Iipv Judgment VI men hose wlule Ives have been
al. o.. Ia ..ah nj
ttOnteTy with whIchBhe Whites these things iShhn-
tnalcled within our knowledge, On one page SHE
imIs lAull with Itnphael's MpdOnnas, sets Zuccar-
| ELI above Claude, and utterly COMduns MuTlllO
md Vunlykt, and on another YOeS into tears aud
TaptuIgs ever the pnnces ClpTIOue's nonunlcnlln
the chapel OF Windsor, tile laughing stock oil oil
England ever since its erection. In tue gallery at
Dresden, ms Stowe AMI ler party ere shocked 10
see nude fgues in The paintings We wonder TINT
dsliCaCy so excessive ever YemtuCes ahTvul, We
certainly did not expect TO tin1 II IN lady who
compatrs the lOlhHg ship 10 some vouptuous
wdllEeI, IN letter TO ler ChldEen, nndGeIsell IN
tile snng cabin 10 JOnali in the whale bell, The
unlr, ssed humun form, employed us sculploTs aud
painters emplOyit gives no offence 10 puIe aud
nGhl. minded peTSOuSj 1t IS tnly mock mOdssly thR
IpTOesses u he Outraged aud. tAlSeS an nulcp.-
Such is HE universal expeEenteOt artists aud our
own Observation assures us vi Tue justice OI saying
That, when picture or statue gives rise TO I'M roper
feelings Tile fault lies III The impure magnalJll oil
! the bshJlder. .hs
or Tie same sort ate Mrs Stoves opinions OH
| IleTauIe We have already gwen IA sample oil
her ShakSpeuTeOn criticism. She calls MlltOn's
gIeat poem "Well arranged ilnitHlOn VI ancient
rpics" She dislikes his angels because they did
net shed tears over the TOul OF Satan. We LEG 10
know il Mis-, Stowe las ever imagined how ser.
sph would look with red eyes or reflected upon
tile probable Consequences ~ ChrTuh If lie shOnld
cry about the misfortune Of tie fallen angels,
when he ought TO te slrlklDg his golden harp aud
singing hallelujals. She thinks that tile claims oil
POpe 10 the name Of poet are very slendWEj size
allows him only "cerlnin power OF eXpfeSsoh"
Tins is not unlike Tie OpmOn VI The BOOKSELLER
who declared ut the bar vi tile House Oi Lords,
that he could wIlle OS we'll Pope, only Pope Ind
Ia "knaGk Of rhylnini." MIS-. Stoves 6cdu iGrat
of nOet is Dr. Waits. OF HIM she SayS;-"ll
ever th,re was poet DoEn lie VAS that man. The
most majestic aud resembling Ilnts oI Dryden do
not equal some UI his in majesty OF volume. ANY
verse ut random in DR.. Watts pHTDphrHse OF the
lISlh Psalm exceeds HE hest Of Drydrn's, both III
melody aud majesty" We thought Of breaking a
lance IN defence Of "GlUTlOus JOhni" unulkwe
found, by what follows, that we should have 10 30
ultlnH III behalf Of oil Tue poets III the calendar.
''Slmpy as slecimen Of harmonious VeESllico'
lion would place this paTaphEOse 10y Df. Watts
Move eveIyIlin. in the English lungucge, hot
even excepting POPe's Messiah"
We wager our reputation, thnt Tor holiness
land originality, this clltcisnis unFIvuled III any
language; aud II will pTUbubly remain SO until
MIS- Stowe finds its PARALLEL by studying leI lYmn
book.
large parl Of the second volume is composed
OF journal by q Rev. CHARLES BtGcheE UIOulsr
says The preface, Of the author. He is in alI'Te.
i spects an exaggeTnlion of NIE Stowe Size often
whites obsurdly, but the Rev. CbaEles is always III
pnEOxytm Of stiffness. Mis-. Stowe OIIen over
A works the personal rIonoun, but WIenthe Rev.
4 Charles takes zen in hand we are reminded Of
heLlanlils mentioned by Coleridge--R man no
entertained SO exalted on OpiEiOnof himself and
of his own hight TO apOlheoSS, that liz never ut
tered the great ptonouu ~" without tOking of his
hat. We give Three samples OF tllls clerca cox
comb, and The reader may judge Of hisquaIlIy.
In lie first lie is sublime:
Mountain are nature'SesumOnials Of anguish.
They are The sharp cry Of gtOauing anl.truval
ing creation. Nalule's stern agony wlilts itself