Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-04

Slavetrnde revivcrs, generally, go under, as we
hope and pray, never to rise again. The dis
patch tells us that it is ''signal triumph of
the conservatives" So now, with two conser.
vatives in the Senate, South Carolina may rea-
sonably hope that her character for patriotism
will sensibly improve.
SOMEWHERE, in some old Logic, or other sort
of school book, we have din remembrance of
having picked up the information that what
politicians call power within power-or, Gas
the text had IT'D Emporium in imperio,"
was Cagain learnedly speaking) "aOn seguitur,"
that is to say, something, or rather nothing,
that never did nor never could exist Now we
are sorry to be obliged to bring the fathers of
the dialectic school and our next door ncighbor
vis-a-vis in the L. d. organization of "Lazaroni
Democrats" which our neighbor has walked up
hcreabontS lately, and accredited as the machine
within the great Democratic machine; as the
inner principle which, like the fellow that was
slowed away in the bowels of the Automaton
Chess player, controls all the moves of the
unterrifed in this diocese, and mates and
check mates nominees just as it likes.--
The hoary headed Swans of logic, or our
neIghbor, one or the other, are clearly astride
Of one, if not both the horns of dilemma
The old fathers commended that either what
seemed to be the outside shell or else the inside
kernel, either one or the other was tie power,
and that power within government or within
party was mere crudity Of imagination
How is it then? Our neighbor says that within
the great perimeter of democracy here, there
oYictC H0Dfyo1IS,,y o.co r;u.t;or
which call outside the organization, yet with
in the pcrimeter, is not circumstance We
don't want to bother our neighbor in the good
work in which he in common with all the oppo-
sitiOn press of the country is engaged, of de-
molishing the unterritied but an irrepressible
hankering after the subtlities of logic prompts
us to inquire by what process of ratiocination it
was that he was thus enabled to knock the re-
ceived dogma of the fathers into such shock
ing bad hat.
THE Richmond papers arriving yesterday,
contain the proceedings of an enthusiastic meet
ing of the Jews of that city, concerning the
Mortara case. From the resolutions passed we
quote these:
Resol0cd, That we deeply sympathizc with
our distant brother in faith, Mamola Mortara
suffers, by the unprovoked barbarity of the Ro-
man lnQuiSition.
Reso1red, That we will checrfully unite with
all other lsraelites of America and Europe, in
measure which may result in restoring tho
stolen boy to his afflicted parents
ResOtUcd, That we regard with adherence
the persecuting spirit under cover of which
our brothers in the Roman States and other
countries are subjected to SO many indignites
and sutterings, other than mere exclusion from
political equality, on account solely of their re-
ligion.
Not yet altogether discouraged by the cold
response which Secretary Cass gave their Phil
adelphia brethren, they resolve
That the President be further requested to
use his good offices, through the Minister at
Rome, to urge, in union with the representatives
of other Powers at that Court, the restoration
of Edgar Mortara to his parents, to be educated
as they may think proper, and to obtain, in the
same manner, an interdict for the future against
the clandestine baptism of children of other
persuasions than the Catholic, or adults, on the
part OF servants or nurses, or others, at least
TO declare such involuntary baptism invalid and
of no effect, either civilly or religiously.
TuE Crystal Palace Association of England,
offer fine chance for a poet They arc about
to celebrate the hundreth anniversary of Robert
Burns, by grand festival, one of the chief
features will be the reading of poem in honor
of the great poet, for which the directors have
offered a premium of fifty guineas.
TnE report of the Howard Association Of
New Orleans shows tho number of cases of vel.
low fever under their care the past season to
have been S, 414, of which III were fatal. The
number of patients discharged cured was g, Gas,
The total disbursements were $44 1884,
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