Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

Shali Oe 10 serve successfully the State; and to
Justify the kind Partially of the friends who
may place inc in that Office will become the OBJ.
lject OF earnest pursuit
Permit me, gentlemen, in conclusion, to ten
der to you personally my acknowledgements for
the very kind manner in which you have ex-
pressed to me the wishes ofthc convention:
an, truly, your friend obedient and servant,
q. KIDwELE.
To Mcssrs. Robert w. Baylor Of Jefferson, j.
II. Pendleton ofOhiO, Il. S. Hnllof Fauquiei,
F. 2. Turner of jackson, andJ. j. Janney OF
Clarke, committee.
GERMAN SoclErY.-Thc European correspon-
dent of the Newark Duly Advertiser writes
4 from Berlin as follows:
By all means avoid Germany, which is a
dreary land to winter in; after Italy, which is
dismal enough. The people, on one side, and
that the most obvious, arc logged, obstinate
wrong-headed, and not seldom swineish and
immoral. You read their philosophers and
poets, contemplate their prodigies of learning,
hear their music, and fancy an admirable per-
lection seeking, high-Souled race. Bnt they
give You sauerkraut for dinner, Tobacco for
supper, and put you to bed in coffin under a
leather tick, to doze away the night in sitting
TUNES, dreaming OfaTaSt swine pasture ex-
tending all the way from the Rhine to the Aims
Humanity exists here, certainly, with all its Gle.
ments, and in a high state of DEVELOPMENT too:
yet life il chilled with fogs, suffocated with
S.ioAe' So'iLel WIN caDoage, ana drenched with
S;.ts1 S'.uces uLe' III llct rs leutonlc as
$50 E Ts rus Iley are Steauy-solng peo-
pie. They make things to last forever, but are
~ sct tLANc tuen 1our necKlS sale on their
Railways, and so it is on a donkey
The sorriest pictures in Wilhelm Meisterare
.Il1'l''l u1IlScI IpIS-ol lne Oettu m0nde, rs OF
s,e teH1 Re1pee. Nlclsneisn is quite as preva-
lellS us IN ilaly' wnere It IS less philosophical
tbo sSa. Inc elective allnlues have
s.ie IISesl SS"pe IN the poltest circles; with
M! !.SI 'ol0hsy rs aesthetic, and religion one
VIII !, perfect ana beautiful Thus finely
organized souls can exist only IN freedom, which
must snher no restraint: for love needs no res
.IistIcnS oeing law unto itself Asall virtue
a. Tue external relations are OF lit
SS consequence, ana may be superseded, In obc
uIeI!ce 70 tne hisher law, without sullying the
PuLIty VI tne SsHe seone Seete This practical
HahSSenaehtansm IS everywhere visible in faS
!I'laoIe ne Matrlmony Is vulgar convention,
that may DC honored IN the breach. They tell
US u !ashlohaeie lady who played whist a
\ Mnoie evening with her three husbands-two
oil course having been repudiated according to
Jaw, IN invor OF the friend Of the famiy-the
edeatters sorrento OF Italy. Heaven be praised
w "! May they neverbe indoctrinatcd in the
u'S Snr !; la W.. ,,......,.44I-
allv better FIR tSs T,,o, NOR
drink, smoke, fight duels and philosophiSe the
soul out-of man, and God out of the universe
one IN a score, perhaps, becomes man and a
lis tbo,,,yiis NV ~ y
body and sonl at No o,,b;,;a% a.e "
tbcr send his son s-1 ~ 0-
Tho chances arc aItopste 5So;nst S;r1 II;:
| faith is scarcely less eynnseI tboT HE ,,orni
Think of the confusion IF tonGncsI ro ,'t
intrepid stntist yonid not t;,s
the Earring theories and nhilosonbios an oor
possible question. n, The ,hsonco oe o,, 80
ereign authority every M, tccSos TIT s3J
seemcth good in his own ewes md tho ton,rIa
rcsounds with the iarr,or nov, internrs
Iof an old text makes 4 NOV, school. tho cr;t;o
twins that cminence b,, !, fresb TaT,
torian by citation the rorno,Ice h.
of love- or the unexpcted effect of = rni,,,,,ar.
and each claims tl,e linlomn FIR liscoyor,, w.
war of tlicmmas meta horcs md cit,+;ons. S
/ The old scolastic strifes ,Terennthinog IN r. w.
may atter ourselves that Tho Ss,o TS,. y, y,
The absolute by Sbstrsstino the Isrs &c La.
and representing them as resities tTo,,sS ta
l iialectic Snhtilifv nF y6rIls oIo az ...s
HeEcl's hardibood of abstraction si,rviycs in
| many a tiscinIe - - - -
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/ Nm BrcHAS6S Az R,IT,,ln,,v fri-..ee1 T,J,3
/ r,,,, ,,.;I,, t'.s=s.,"
JN0' ''e' VI Fa-' mas the
| following statements with reference to the ale
gatoE, that no insult was offered to Mr. Buch.
ianan or his e-,ort r,6;i. 49,, =. NJ.
lmore;
''G ,.S,..,5.. rs..,,
~. a member st the Fencibles informs us that