Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13
SPECIAL NoTIoRs..



AT meeting orhe Hope Fire Company or tho city OF
Wheeling, on Saturday evening, April o, Mr. r. w. Ksoa
was called to preside. ~, 5s+N 5fs
Mr. p L. kIMpERIr, from committee appointed at the
annual meeting OF the company report ed the foo
olutions: M = y 4
Whereas, The members OF the Hope Fire Company Of
Wheeling, being DESTROYS, tile retiring JAS. T.
WHARTON Esq, from posonof Director In Chief, OF
suita tribute appreciation
esteem upon him for hsinvauable services in that
city Tor the last two years; 1t is therefore,,
RESOLVED, Tmtwe have recognized ia him as our COM
manderin ehtcf not only the commanding officer In every
sense OF the WORE, counsellor, adviser and arbr
OUT Troubles, and difficulties. and the man to
whom we eonldlqok up at all times and under all crcun
stances for aid. ~ II ~ ~ f'Fi3Ai
Resolped. That testimonial or our satisfaction and
pfhis entire OF discipline aud conduct to-
wards this as company, and the Fire Depart ment OF
this city iargewe copy these Resolutions to
DC presented to hmthrongh the hands OF the ap
pointed for that purpose at meeting accompanied
with such otRer testimonials they may see IT. And
further, AZ .BIsSBNsasy
Resolrea. That the committee DO authorised to have
these resolutions published in the papers OF this city,
With neat and appropriate remarks, he presented
silver cup OF ehuste to by every
member OF tho company aud bearing the following III
scrption: 10 fis .ssr. .4kati sci ,,f y.,.s.5.
PRESENTED TO JAMES e. WHARTON,
,jpttAS "A TOKEN OF ESTEEM,
THE tl..f
MEMBERS. OF THE HOPE FIRE COMPANY,
HS9wiEEtlsd, ArRIL 2, 1863: -7Bf
To the address and resolutions, Mr. WHARTON rsspo-
ded briefly, as follows: u IN -. - '-f FA'-
brother Pi'emea-Candi in these words express to nv
mind all that can BIS told OF respect ana aectonate re
gard scarce know which emotion predomi mates in my
heart at this moment, surprise you have thought fit
thus to honor me beyond my deserts, gratitude for the
bright and beautiful present you la, rendered or thanks
for the deieate cordial and atterig which char
acterized The EVENT. ~, .,.f. ...+, 8 ia
tshond; were to consult my feelings, leave III
expression OF them TO the simple silent eloqence OF crate
nl thought the dwelling of memory upon widen
ces o. kindness that your hands and The
high and honorable character you have uniformly main
tanned as an old, honored, and useful company; but
VIII the present OCCASION 6whe you for this
treasure and assure you that shall often refer to This
hour as among the brightest in cheque e and to this
treasure as infinitely more mark OF your iberality and
Partially than of my deserts TO say few words upon
remen such and the high, pure and unselfis spi rt
that prompts their cxcrtions. F.tiz J<l4t .-fsa
From the earliest warrior throw the smear To tle
latest days. tho field OF battle has been the field of fame
among mankind. The brave and successful warrior has
hero who more than virtues yotary has walked
the Tyre ami who has stained page of his tory az eep
and wide as he has stained the battle field They In We
boon hailed with paudits aud the loud followed
In their paths while wreaths glory crowns of hon
or have adorned their brows These aims low enough
yet have in times past among tho strongest OF
tivea TO the selfish heart Of man. y5-grs5f gr4i i
But this freen claim in the performance his lu.
ty higher and holier purp He man,
but with mans He takes lfe saves it, he
destroyes not cities, but hem
not the dwellings OF families. sehding their inmates un
housed Into the word but he preserves the home ami its
presiding detes and memories; they are cherished
more dearly than his life, mid the raging element the
falling roof the cracking nlbers all the horrors and
dangers OF the devastation lie is in spirit courage the
warriors brave among bravest He exposes his health
lin nr0n a.
him. history records not his daring and his virtuous
Deeds and many those him look upon him only
as one who thirsts for holiday, while they can see no
| pleasure but in pecuniary gain. y u \ . 3 q
Where then, friends. is the reward for his
labor his loss, his exposure AID his darng? higher
earthly honors 1t is In the approval OF his God and
oihs own conscience is in the othcrs tear, the
ferer's thanks. the struggling eayng prayer or grateful
emouon When you ha We d ven forth the agony
substituted the right panorama Hope These are The
hremen's rewards, aud man approaches nearer aud
nearer the truth OF his nature and his existence SO will
the ftemen and all others who exhibit charity and 10 We
from high and established principle, be more and more
respected and honored until that poet only will be ADM
red who gives his hero the gode quality OF preservation
instead oil detruction history shall deeds of lore
and charity instead OF 6ar6ary ard hate; aud fiction shall
paint with tho living heart hearth
the deeds OF Its brave preservers. -Ti !
Gentlemen OF tho Hope Fire Company again rendering
you my heartfelt thanks tho kindness that has dictated
ring our long and intimate association resign 10
and ADLER hands the badges of official distinction which
have heretofore borne, with The full confidence that you
VIII ever deserve the highest respect your fellow c
zens' anu obtain the rewards OF faithful remen re-
sign not tho regalia OF the member has been my pride
and my peasurean will continue to be- to DO member
Of the Hope Fire Company ofWheeling. l...r
l. ,-,.-. .. q C.J.RAwLING,f
~ Secretary of Hope Fire Company.
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