Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
ANorHER RRuARKABLE PnILlP-PIc.

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ANorHkR REuARKABLR PnI1lr-Plc.
We were Somewhat surprised, yesterday
morning, as we were taking our coffee and beef
steak, to learn that our distinguished protege,
the little giant, was again in trouble, and that
the lesser jaxs had opened ont. on him afresh,
more powerfully, fsreciousty and learnedly than
ever We were.a little surprised, ne say, be-
cause We had just begun to think that in all
likelihood, now that the last echo of. the.last
cry. of the Red Wamps Gatamounts had dbout
fdied away, that We had got our five. foot:fiye
and clear past the snaps and snarls of his tor
mentors, ndWere now, Psnlmist like, leading
him by the still waters midst the deep clover.
We had supposed that there would be nothing
else for to do in future, except, perhaps, to
pad his breasts with couple of life preseryers,
before he went to Richmond, and after he had
done the agreeable there once or twice, at ten
PAGES, to put feather in his cap and see him
safe off on first class foreign mission But
we were in error. He isn't through yet at
home. The allied Ajaxes are bent on giving
him more trouble. One ut a time they are de-
termined to annoy him, We see, laying of, alter
nately for fresh heat. OF course the Red
Wamns wildcats will take their cue again, and
commence, one snd all, to new afresh. We shall
probably have scene that will far surpass
Kilkenny.
But to the lesser Ajax.
1t is seldom that We have it in our power TO
submit to the attention of our readers more in
teresting matter than the following leader from
| it,.
The,mountains have ceased to labor, and the
ridiculous mouse is born. The little giant of
our vicinity has promulgated through his blow
ing machine, the Black organ, his present pc.
litical tenets, and we observe by the many
structures and few econiums of the Press, he
indeed, that genius is great enough to discover
that he has really and indeed position polite.
al. That the Black Republicans have gained q
mighty name, to strengthen their cause, no one
/ IN sane mind will deny-an Ex Mayor and a
Senator. It is an acquisition possessing rare
quality; while we easily understand that there
has been an equivocal gain to one party, no one
can find any particular loss to any other-as
strange anomaly. "A French savan contends
that the human mind, like grain of corn, con-
tains, IN a crude or gcrminal state all the forms
and categories of thought and they must in
the course of nature, be successfully evol.
we'd. Here we have, in political treatment
| of the theory, conclusive confederation, that
| 1T sometimes does happen;-in the course of a
few tieeting years, the embracing by prom-
nent demagogue, without passing through the
chrysalis state, ofall the political shapes, hues
and isms Of the times Whether this adds to
the importance of the last change, we leave
those last favored to determine, we are merely
the chronicer of strange and passing events
That it may climatize the alien party, which
he has just distinguished by his preference, re.
mains to be seen. The great problem of per-
6or, III.
tcally> inclined benefited. We might
enumerate many radical changes-which this
modest ProteuS may OCCASION but time nor
space will admit. We must be exceeding careful
how we write too, for his organ is a printing
maniac, on the subject ofgrammaticalc onstruc-
ton and typographical errors; we have been
unfortunate enough before to offend its dainty
taste. But the benefits: accruing, or the injuries
resulting, we wish to treat in another manner
1t IS to the people of this county, and district,we
wish to pay attention How it will craftily place
them in false and runous position. Many
sages of the party of his recent adoption, preach
and affect to feel an independence of the legis-
lature. With their tongues between their teeth
to keep them from splitting, they gull withstheir
sophistry the credulous and unthnking. The
Legislature has never done anything for u.s. aud
never wilR This bears on its brazen face-the
flnPress of dangerous and ruinous falsity. We
are of opinion that this absurd assertion will not
win. The people of this country read too much
and think too much. We are dependent on tho
Legislature for many things, in short for every.
thing we have, and these human mostrosities
know it and feel it. We are heavily taxed-we
want the burden removed, to whom are we to ap-
ply for relief-if not to the Legislature 1t is our
policy to respect it, and cause it to respect u.s.
The line of conduct is clear We must submit
to the laws which that Legislature has put in
force, and aid it in enforcing them. Ask and
thou shalt receiveG-but keep my command
ments The dognas of the Black Republican
party are repnlsiye to the laws and policy of
this State. We are protected by these laws;
then, why pull against themY Present and
certain protection and interest, are better than
contingent hopes. The reasoning is shallow,
the foundation trembling, the whole edifice
must ingloriOmsly yield to truth and power
It is apparent to them: they seek with show
OF force, an array f-rotten principles to cover
their nakedness but the first blast of retribu-
tive popular vengence will expose their loath.
some defOrmity. The finale is present and will
shortly unfold its righteously angry. aud awful
consequences to their dismayed leaders.-The
Senator will not resign his false position: let
him await and abide the result: the end is not
yet.
We have desired to submit the above as near
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