Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-08
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Thu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sriitSera,ic community, O. family ertn, ii
i8gld. Whether 10 The North Or 10 The
South, iatrr ar found parii.Aus Of the
s0athsfl arislUerey who are Ia frbelllou.
Birds Of feather viii Dock together, or II
aaloWAFi biadfaAces 10 close commun.
i0a rIis;s, Their answer each others n0,es
vita wonderful sIaetsos. zal bafmooy -
Tie arwiy appointed Judge Of the United
States Court j. srlf.ms1r man, but ae-
c0r1ing 20 the iegi,m1ny % a leading Den.
ogralie aud Aad Adu.ats;rUi0n Journal, Is
nan 81 great ability aud integrity. An
other N1rihsro pips' houersr which sym.
pIihizes With toe rebels. open, black.
guard notice Of The new Judge With the fol-
lOwing ssnteDce;
"Aogut tEsniy years Hgo a big faw.
bonst hrswny y5ubg fellow. ugly awk-
ward and unlearaej, migrated irum Ibls
country 10 Iowa, ald after osiss 10 lhst
y91sg State shout year be va, elected
to ihe legislature
N0w, We know nothing Of tue 6lasss OF
the new Judge for bis o.ise, aud couse-
. quenHy shall SAY nothing on that point
| Bat We say that sull AU,ah sllngas We
have jos, quoted shows plainly that is
author IS - ,n0b 10 fcrling The youug
man was "b.g, YES; "raS boHsi," yes,
and "buwny, yes, aai still more he was
"aG'y' and most uupNtiouable offence 10
the eyes oi a saobby, be vas awkward III
Lord, what a tufaing up Of noses there
wasAmoug tue wbils.veslrd Young lawyers,
who attend little iea.p-ri.rs, when th,,
oaukw1ods boy approached the bar, "Owah
IpNAirssiuu is diigwsced hweyoE" ct.
claims sosp..nek o., be takes down bis quiz.
ziBg glass Probably their contempt grew
inlo hatred when tue backwOol, lawyer
abO, 10 order TO make up for the lisAIvau.
. ;agcS VI early life, SITS bIl lay 10 bis study
ald half the night-in bis very fret case
/ displays more knDwlcige OF law than al
hts Idle and dissipalei competitors at tue
bar
Very we'll a black hearts jesr3 are y
wonderful help lrrque1ily TO poor and
irieuile5s YOU man OF the right plnck -
Henry Clay was noted for his rank aud un-
cunlh appearance wtcG he first came to
To-, bar, but how soon AL bowed in revcr-
rnce 10 the glorious eloquence Of the
"Mill DUy.ofibe Slhshes" And American
history J.. full OF similar instances Why,
the great Demoslhenes himself, tue Prince
Of Grecian eloquence, was Missed from tue
stage on his iirst appearance. There is II
blind reverence for family, nnk, elegant
dress. couFtly manners. IN many weak
minds, even in Democratic America aud
thousauds secretly dislike the idea, as
Mr.. Clayton did, that man shOuid rise
ON the ranks OF the people aud bt elected
President, a. Abe L.ucOln did % How
such yermin love 10 bite at the President,
or at some civil or military officer. not be-
cause he Is unqualified. but because he ia
"ol poor family or he is "rAw- bored" and
awkward Il Is dreadful 20 be under
such an officer. Why not power rorfd-
ed 10 gentlemen, whose long experience in
fashionable society renders them conrtly
and polished ia their manners7 This feel.
ing has had too much to do with the exis.
teuce OF treason amongst females, Wo-
meu have Il natural fondness for display,
and what is called fashionable life. 81
truly says;
''iIlIien', Ike moth, srr ever caught by glare
The first dream Of a boarding school
Miss ia an Adolphu., with a star on his
breast, ribbon in his bu,tou.holc, fct.
Their in his hat, or m cpaulette on BIZ,
shoulder. Lincoln has big hands, and
used to split rails, while jeff. Davis is Il
well-dressed planter educated at the cx.
pensc OF the Government, nud, therefore,
she cries, "HurrN for Dixie" Much Of the
secession feeling originates in feeble. mind.
Ell snobDishness, aud thousands Of mothers
who wear red and white roses in their bon.
nets would go stark mad with joy u. the
proposal Of a Duke or AN Earl, ora Count,
TO marry one Of their daughters. These
things should incite the poor young men OF
the CouGtry, and all those whom fortune
has placed in the humble walks Of life, to
stand boldly up for our democratic ius,i-
tu,iOns, which open the pain of preferneut,
not 10 fine dressing and wealth, but to tai
eut and industry; and to resist the firsten-
croachmeuts OF that spirit of arisrocracy
which has been the curse OF SO many ma
lions. Young men, have you, though poor,
an honorable ambition TO serve your cOun -.
try and 10 rise in the world2 Father. do
you wish to leave your children the bless
ings Of free government! Then place
!! yourselves not on the side OF those who
sneer at rising poverty, aud who would
give Offices 10 none save tue owners Of vast
estates, but on the side OF the independent
middle class, who possess the neral aud
physical strength OF tue nation.