The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

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of the worlds progress stopped, and
who, having reached the evening of his
life an unsuccessful statesman and dis
appointed man, now looks with great
sadness' and perhaps with some bitter
ness, upon the great world moving
further and further away from the for
mer influence Of the Apostolic See."
A:cDlYentiOn of delegates from the
principal Jewish synagogues of the
country, has been In session In Phila-
delphia. A paper read by Rev.. Mr..
Leeser claimed that the Fallachiaux
tribes In Abyssinia, and the people of
the interior OF China, arc the lineal de-
scendants Of the lost tribes. Their
manners, customs and forms OF prayer,
show. this to be the case. As efforts are
making to convert them to Christianity,
a messenger Is about to be sent out by
the Universal Israelitish Alliance OF
Paris, to counteract the movement.
The business committee deprecated the
system prevalent for SO many years, of
sending large sums to Palestine, which
was spent In aIms-gtvtng, thus Afford
ing merely temporary relief, and Caus-
ing the sojonrners to be dependent upon
the charitable for their livelihood, Thew
propose to stop this evil system, and
instead to send out money to be expend.
ed in encouraging the development Of
agricultural and industrial pursuits,
and Offering premiums for well directed
efforts in this direction. Therplan of
the COMMITTEES was adopted! = II was re-
solved to c0-operatein measures for re-
moving the Jews of SerYia, Moldavia,
/ Wallachia, Romania, and the BarbarV
States to Palestine and colonize them
there. 1t was also decided to establish
4 Jewish College at Philadelphia. 4
"An nIrishman-who knows both sides
of the Atlantic, !" explains in a Dublin
journal what he considers to be great
and unexpected national danger. The
American propaganda are, he says,
rapidly achieving the moral and social
ruin Of Ireland. Sentiments and prin-
ciples .ignorantly and unadvisedly
picked upon the wharyes of New York,
or about the platforms of stump ora
tors, affecting the most sacred relations
Of life, are being systematically i'm
ported into and naturalised in ireland.
The notion that hereditary property.
especially in land; is morally wrong
that the clergy are kind OF revered
Marshalsea men, who ought only be
suffered to go at large on Sundays; the
American presumption in, favor of
youth and against age and experience;
the other notion that no law need or
ought to be obeyed, which does not re-
echo and reflect the DEM ocratic senti-
ment or passion of the hour; the good
aS-you doctrine of personal equality
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if unchecked) revolution is as certain
TO be wrought in Irish character and
Irish conduct, as the kindred revolution
was.wrought, a century ago, in France.
Holding these views, the writer's OBJ
ject is to invite the earnest attention of
the we'll educated and well disposed
men OF Ireland to the fact that the
mental and moral constitution OF the
i country Is at this moment attacked
\ with the most dangerous and insidious
malady to which 1t has ever been ex-
posed. nna -
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n A writer in one OF our weekly papers
says that "wOmen gratmble much more
than men," and enters upon long
course of philosophical reasoning to
axplain,why. May 1t not be because
they have men to- grumble al, Whils
men have only women? Some one ex-
planned the curious fact that women
are fond Of kissing each other-which
men never do-by saying that men can
do better than kiss each other, while
women can't. The explanation of the
grumbhng phenomenon, we fancy, is
somewhat similar.
It's pleasant 10 find one branch of
Southern industry which has not been
ruined by the war. The fisheries ON
the James River, according to the Rich
.mond papers, are yielding an unusual
harvest. The fish have been less vex-
ed and thinned out during the last few
years than usual, and have had time TO
increase and multiply. Herring and
shad are immensely abundant and are
said to be flooding the markets at re-
markRbly low prices. They constitute
! the only portion OF the Southern in
habitants who have led anything like
quiet and peaceable lives for the last
[ five or six years. Peace has prospered
thenn-as 1t does every community.
Nothing succeeds but successp-is a
maxim which finds fresh illustration
every day. Canada affords new proof
i of-its truth in It's treatment of Davis,
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