Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-12
FOn TILE TINES.

Mr.. IFa1rton-- Mankind, as they look
through the long Wis of the past, see
much 10 grove for, aud also m ,ch tn be
thankful for The pa.t-in that lille
word is contained The history OF the world,
as each OF its individual inhabitants. Al
lis me l,ion, we awaken il from n trance,
AID disca:ding q II thoughts of the present
or The future, we wander through tie
IN the brish, hn,asies d 'S SdoSS'RRs 'SiHI H1
scenes OF our childhood once more array
themselves before our sight. and those hal
cyun days secm,,o beam. with u brLg)Lsr
and IA purrrilht.s iao' tn,rt or exerllon
[ Tor mis- future support. Fl DIS. when age
begins 10 touch his lskSt"6i ears, tha,
his ''rfve d. one youth, and that permit,
ted 10 pass wilh)ui taking advantage @ lis
opportunities, our future prosperity and
dvhncement is irrTfrieua6iy lost.
Among The inhabitants Of Wheeling
me sP'rIt OF advancement is not yet DOR
man'--npt yet dead. There is still lif;.
IN the embers which remain, and il needs
out the breath 10 blow them into flame.
and the fire of competition, and the desire
10 excel would burn with q heat and
"a
come within is range. Youth still smiles
on " heel.ns many can recollcct when
IN" war whoop of the Indian was sounded
on The spot where she now stands, tbnupb
most, u not all the pioneers who laid the
foundation, rest beneath The sod. Pros.
Prriiy comes not To those who MAKO 80
vH'rt 'oi us requirement., - - always
sure TO smile win ,<.r'ovai upon lts-vota-
nv. Its ~ ,."PartiaI mistress, nor beeJs
ID. ~-''cry OF the one no. the discon,eo,
OF me oIher, but bvslows is rewards aliks
upon the rich and The poor. The Iu,le
oxei',on made OF the part Of Wh.eIing
ms 'asl winter, is now being amply r.,
warded; the Rail Road question has bce,
VIC means OF advancing The pr ice of real
0s'a'ei new torres are opening and m,nv
ana various Improvements hre tokin,
pace all OF which go 10 show tba, the
sPir'i oi energy aud enterprise, stu live.
hhphg The people, and il nc eds bu, nm i'm
pe'us gwen TO u, and she would aris,
u ON ner present condition and ,end forth
10 influence which would be felt far and |
wide. Wheeling has much to renroys
hefsei' Tor; The mony opportunities and
'oVan ages which she has let pass o.. ian
needed n her more inexperienced Jays: !
now arise and accu. her Of ind fTrr.nca
81 VI can repentance atone for The mas,
'ho attempt TO forget The fuliies Of youth
on Giles have beginning, and WHY
'ot VheeIingf Her day has not VET mas.
ed Tor as YET II has not come; but /, ,eW
ONE, and when it does come. the siar of
'er power and greatness will be in tbe
ioriz y OF Us glory and the z-ni,h Of ia
lHne. Others have bulll up cities. other.
ave lohed and labproG for the smiles ri
= sperIiy. and cannot You de- the some9
'ihers have had greater diff ulties io con.
M WIN, aud almost InsUrmOuntnbIe ob,
"'les 10 overcome, bat sill they have
Ut despaired Here are few, if any ,b-
ac'es TO overcom'; every ADVANTAGE is 4,
oSst Ssej by Wheeling. and nany o1,or- f,
'"'l'es have been offered for The consum. ,
'a'i"h Of the work, unH ia:rly mo desire
"a awakened. no wish To excel was fol,
he'her It was they we're perfectly ,od;, /,
rent To the advancement OF fbcirc ,,v -.
neither they 'o'k no jn'ercs, in nor ov. T.
- ence. am not able TO saw. Tb,n,,.
'gIn now 10 tnkea dliicrpn, urn ,n.t
~ look forward with confidence 70 a.. 1,
~ y hen " NC :,
No moro shall /. hc tic lido =
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