The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-02

ny les so ran make frst-ratc nesro;eatchero Z
,;'sn n1 bounds, il You plcnse) cut Of thosc
lDloo" v;rsin;ans who are now setting up to-,
"e:s fccIncn and sovcrclsnS. -.
act u a. ncrI,aps you would have me explain
= b"t "c,m by our ju,Gaous mode Of proceed. E
what r~iriv, i means, our mode Of e!ect!nS
"e' n NV mirasc TO Office, the details Of which
who, .;," ",.r very intricate science and u
cotsi n'I y, ,hc text Of Scripture" he ~'"c
io"''.." 10 ami M,mle$s as dorrs," leaving out
,hc latter claus because VIZ '' '"' ''' >:
no,I,;u. TO do with politics. ,,,,;.,,
''i T"r Your further information on ti,,s slYse',
will here lay down brIclysonI.c o. INC aA'o,lls
- Ills science. and few Of rs i,ics, anu a...s
' .,r,tc the whole by:Sor1c- examples OF our
! '",,:,. under those rules and DOCTRINES, Al
l'i:" ',,,,' we can do without departing itoni
" "n 1s,,r line of duty rs u faithful SPy;'i"r
' '' 49,. ' mn, here 20 watch the movements o.
w., w.. Military forces only. but to Keep an eye
-, Wv ,i,'. workings Of The Civil Government,
U" w., ,s,nrt ,l,c same when III orr opinion
'"".l, rnc-t will Le beneficial. either in cSl"b'
l';r., , Southern Confectionery, or in irrlor.'
mr, Wrsl Virginia. But to our science. Al
writer's Of books Of science hes!n, or Sno,l'l
hrrin by laying down some first lh'hc'Im'S;
or Scll:cvi,lcnt truths, technically ca!'en J.
.,x;ory on which their science IS io'l'neu.
Illness ARE. pror,<ilinnS too plain TO need or
,iwit q: urooi. Thus in mathematics; mat
I,c. whole is equal Ia all its parts; and IN
,n,,,,s tia, then. exists in man. independent:
IF reason, = faculty called conscience. whereby
hr is enabled to juice Of the Tualiiy Of M
,,.,;uu and determine whether it is .oc'l or
lind So in the science under considerations
We have certain things too p'a'N TO a"'''''
nroo( and we have certain other things nccs''
s,ry for the advancement Of orr policy. toy"
Gl::e to admit of proof On such propositions :
~. arr careful 10 offer no proof, but cIaini
them aS axioihS AID we find II very c:iSy
matter To- persuade and force the ignorant mas
S,S to believe that they really arc first truths.
\: Al example Of the frs, mentioned class, II
= ~ axiom in orr creed that almost every OF
,,nr NM, loves To I've governed by one or mor1
,;,.r mon and rs nm example of ;lIc ~rn'rl :
i;..,,l !, !. axiom in oar circd, that rich
MN, will ,ukc Il lcr:r: LEGISLATOR than poor
,,,u l.,,;.a. Inc understands the waits Of :hc
,nnr people better than they do themselves;
anil NJ il is N. easy HGatlcr TO l.'"SiIilc :: man
rim, thick is white, wien y"n cannot hy ali
IL. m.wcrS Of mathematical demonstration
:,rlurr him TO believe that TWO parallel lncf,.
however far prolonged. will not Iacct, :" il is
m easy iu::::cr /" 81 lin 20 take tl:s prop"-
.;,inn above stated rs = first t;1i;!!, All! act
accordingly ..
As auo,hc: cHa:rpl: 81 the former class it.
j. ar ay:"m,, HAT III opinion is 'a"rc easily.
C.r.r.l ON Il ,na:. than c,aNrrl a. IraS"iiei M"
him. Still another maxim 81 :li:s kind is
that, If v"u wi>Is /" 60: complete control Ola
,:,an, make him afraid that you will do h:in
come lrivat" injury.
! Mkt aS to <rac rules o. practice. We
make it l1;lc TO tell the lower class, on
rlcr,u.ia"<. Tia, lli"y are iirSt.,|tc fellows.
worthy .ca,Icmc!.. hut that they lavr l.crn
ytry n.rh m;>!cd lay ignorant fellows: f
,lcr don; vote for u.. We then, lartiy ly
G.,,c and partly by PERSUASION, take their
tickets away from ;hcm and grr them ours.
and while they a,c in the mIf"n, NC drag
,I.rm up to the polls. and make them vote for
r> whether they will or 10, ; ANIL ut ;lr SANE
time We rail ar:i;rS: our oppoEcnlS for d"h's
such things. whca very lc"hahli they hay"
!'cca tn" suppl I" i" item This is one Of
the good results o? ir.::," ~ wise ;< Sc;lrnt<.
withou, that other rl:ri>r, which belongs I"
matters Of religion, and ~, !o'i"'i,icS.
Yours tIwiy, 'EEEEl- SPY.