Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-25
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Judge ThoIapsoR sedivIons. u
Some more of the secession devilment
Of Judge Thompson comes 20 light to-,lhy,
In the shape Of two letters found on the
person Of n notorious seeessionist recently
arrested In Cincinnati. They serve still
farther to show the game which, under The
pretenee Of Unionism and religion. he has
been playing or upon our people. lie
has, however, thank God, been thoroughly
detected in his schemes, and now stands
before this community forever exposed
and disarmed. The most charitable view
one can take Of his conduct, is to suppose
him not mentally responsible. And this
view is made plausible by the unintelllglf
BILE tumble about bis poetry and bis phil
osopby. with which one of bis letters is
largely taken up. AS, for instance, he
writes that tin day or two OF frenzy, he
wrote poem Of twenty-five hundred
Iiues.p We suspect 1t was. indeed, rs he
says, in day or two Of frenzy. Aud we
suspect, also, that It Is true that sit ia-a
strange and wild production As Arte-
mus Ward says, wen bet it is. How
could IT be anything else. IN is a
alOnOdy on the death Of tie Union
Il il a satire on he South--a PdsquiaGderoR
the Horth--jt Il a dialogue Of dtvils aud an
oratoriO Of isOrskiP--it Is a Potticdt essay,
and e Is PhitosopLie tseory." ~
That's what it Is. 5' M
The aeategory Of the infinite" was
hopght 70 be some, in its day--but the
nonody and satire, and pasqniuade and
dialogue and oratorio-liVe big names, all
fot one produetiou-oyerr reaches it enttre-
", aud Of course il has got 70 be rejected
now, esen II It had not been formerly.
wssEe sorry 10 see thatilhel book publtiht
ere likewise reject the Poep. TNeuty-6Ys
hundred. Lines, all run on in n day or two
Of frenzy, is too much for them. They
remember, alas that It took Gnly seven
years to write bis bit Of an eleRy-Tthas
Burns was ffteen ni6nths on his "COtter's
Saturday Nightr-thnt Walter Scott -'pain.
faity prunsd Marmioa one whole winter
through" and then discovered what Judge
Thompson never will. that he was not u
poet and quit the business. ~ i-=..=7.s .,itI
They remember all these things aud MAJ
ny more, ineluling, no doubt what little
they may have seen Of the judges prose.
Any man who ever read any Of that
would have TO be out.hear,ed'' Indeed,
as he says, 70 take twenty-five hundred
copies Of his poetry .Ontrnst. ST. 3.N
And then the new philosophy that Is 70
come, ontls A real, braa.new lhIng--6ue
that like Aaron's rod is 10 swallow NIL the
others1-efase and mould, them, and turn
all the Systems Of all tho schools inside
ogi, heels Der head, and ivs,d the
minds Of mep TO higher conceptions than
BaeOu, or Locke, or Dick, or anybody else
ever did. 3
Wonderful Most Wondetfalli @
For thirty years this philosophy has
been In the judge, and now, BY process
Of aselEeyoIuli6n, p Il has come out. Ii Is
out. Happy deliveraucc. No odds how IL
came pht.) Alike blessedlbsIhS pprgstivp
" tue NueGS bt4tAb NNutNSNI -
Bias seriously apdl in M charity: iF
seems strRngo that tddge Fhohpson, With
All his fsnhAtoaaie d stug and hionsense-
should, through it all, preserve so directly
hiS SahPaihy and sPItefuinsss towards the
Union cause. Thls bitter dOterminasioa Of
his, 20 undo The action OF the uaIea men
in Nstt6wsststa RirsiaiA, aud tsseveds y
himself for the less Of his lsagssSlp on the
UalOa. mcR Of East Tennessee sauaOl, |
escape the attsation Of the reader. II
ShOWSa method ID his uadnoss that starts
doubt In the patriotic mind whether be
& not more a subject Sor Camp casllie
thaa, some place Ike elAuntous II will'be
observed that be wants his secession
friend q send some Of his pSpnpssfSmSptq ]
pamPhlstS o Tie nolotieas secession Gov.
sraeF Harris, IN order that Harris NAV be
che better able 70 make head against sueh I
mtaus BtoWnloF, TahpsOu and Naypard
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