Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-22
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itconains 10 eitt6ts aud tsRdetst
Ibe ssls{ t6ptaali sf TGpttlap e1BiaIps, q,
apbesl Is lie ca 81 Ohio who haze moi t6htti.
bhted their quota toHaids delaying The expense
otpO6lishi1g The proceedings aid hldtess q tile
late Bit6tlaI Convention of Z1ae9Yille, to do 50
al THEFT eallieat convenience. Tile editors %9
wste ptssert paid tGsits6atc, one 6llht each AMI
II the bt0iheilt00i Throughout tic State VIII DO Is
much, The aldns, Of Mt. Cog The poee 81
Mi. Chester, ami the ceilings geletall o. lhe
convention, will appear In n nest volume u Q
tjtm fot pttsetvattohI C0l,flikttls, Of tte Ohio
OuItiYatOi5 al USlgmbpsi Is the ttsasptsr;2 Mo4ey
nclpstd ina letter addtessel 10 him will We props
ellY taken cafe of,
WGslncelely hope that every editor IN The slaie
will contribute bis mile for 50 Apdable purpose;
lites DO DO will 10 entitled 10 Ieeslys COPY q
t6e volume and we aSsute our 3ttltnls t4eI ttey
will fad much good and cltogs fps!et ~ tue Yolt
upet relating to lewspapetd0 Ul Agcll eFsalsf
value than one dollar.
Tie convention al 2AnesYilIe was one Of the
most pleasant ealsilns4 we ever attended, and
Se loile that al The next meeting eFey editor IN
Ohio will I've In attendance, We have ttptIced
%ith fltntse that opposition has ARISEN aIRons
portion Of tho pteSs 10 these conventions a1u they
ask what good 10 Ties, twill they dol we De-
lleYe they lave otealY done COOL, aud II eoHln
utd yearly they vii d0mlicll more, I'htylp good
III yhtiots ways, Uul chitAyin making Genllemsll
connected with the ntess acquainted Will each
OIhei, they veal on lie VIE edge Of political
stttfy; tUey produce Kind petSoNal relations be-
tween gentlemen engaged In The same putSuIs,
though opn0SCd TO each Otfet on Slate and Nalioll'
al subjects. Tho chief objections raised against
The newspaper press VI our county is Its gToss
pcts0hAliiy, These conventions will % much TO
Iploot tins defect, Social lNlelcolltseis gFeol
betaliact Many haStY word will 10 letI out vi
nj editorial, when VIZ know the PARTIES 70 whom
It's intended to apply, The press ever degfades
itself when II tcsetIs 10 personalities, and rs lhey
are discarded 50 thu Ets7 will HE IN itapoEhncc'
influence pn.l Salus,
These conventions nlA hl%b valuable, lEall The
aH.ount OF information which they dl(Illsc, FheEe
Is h,dly 81 Cliio; who does not cain some lSel0
facts, connected with Ills nt0leSslOl JlIlliS twelve
months. At the HAnesEIlIG coaye2ltOnmanY use
tul hints were th.OwnHI, relative 10 printing, nd
yetlisinr, and Tie gegetnl nannet NJ doing lNl9l'
ncss. Tie resolutions which wete l1ssed en-
h9dymsny Eopl thoughts, and they have been
cOpIr,i fat beyond the botdetA ot our own State
Il is notorious, that tliu newspaper editors anu
nublishetshNe losi mote by had debts than lhDse
engaged In any other ptofs>sion OF calling, II Is
nrottont Therefore, that tho syslen1 Of cash pay.
mtntS SHOULD he adopted, and strictly caftIed ou'
as In as practicable und at the earliest NSSlO'G
moneut, a tc(otn like this, II thotonshlY rattied
ont would b4 VI mcalcHlaUlO benefit TO those
whose LuvIneft extends inI outside u lheiT o"ll
immediate locality, Tile ws,pald OF slisysteln
IL gaining gtound laphlly. No great Fetottn has
oYet been successful al itst, Tune Is tCquifedi
union is Necessary; consultation Is Necessary
combination Is necessary aud what 50 soVtl a' 1He
aunllul convention tohccomnlisil Ihsse endsi
Again. The cdItOliol conventions can lie hlaue 1le
means Of doing much good IN social wayi l1t We
ate believers in the social virtues, An edllof NE
Is Une continuous, nertt'tlltllnB WlMVllt uns
iots his duty and Is worthy us position, ne nus
wage unlylgg war ngalpilrubllc mllteasahcs aud
Official coituntiou Ills duty is moi performed
unless lie inculcates the principles Of religion ana
virtue, manly sediment, hour, Integrity, ltlnpcE'
ancp, ftugsiily, neutrality-suspicious., aud all mop
er ways difIuSes knowledge among men, 100
tltSe boldly anil with honest intention, llIe TASK
is not OIL eSsy one. The nnlagVlllsni u these nEe
selGshnpSs, corruption, laeannrss, anI EOhl I'M
bnsliueVlllainy. II oWctlltot docs hts duty tic may
exnect 10 meet these sc0wins malignant spirits "
each Turn OF his rad; but lse will, ~ HE emil II
true 10 his high calling, conquer and destroy them
Such being his tmgnnpt Uf business lie TsqIiFeS,
ii intervals reiaXatUn innocent social plsdSuEr!i
md what can he more cOngCnial than DAY OF two
SnenI in convention with hls fellow laboteES "
the public vineyard, 10 talk over lie past, consult
oYer tine futuIe, liuvc good supper Of dnneblilEe
good sentiments, shOlt speeches, why toassS, CO.
nundrMns, good aAj bud, and perhaps ynf4OuS
assortment Of songs, puns, agd PVeltyt We say
lhsfe is much good in these Things. They sweet
en- life, aud they pEolOnG IT. .,..
Again; who 70 pOOI o. the sailoEG, Mks mem o.
a bolyl Ills moi because they lV not WORK. No
class OF msu work lstletj lloRe such long t0tlss
Their wotk is never donej aud YET they seldom ATE
! rich. Their names no mol appear among the TAX
noysrs who nay heavy taxes. They sEe IlOl
doubled with lous schedules Of houses hinI lois
Their rent rolls ole only known 10 them IS pEesra'
tel ouaT!etIy Uy thCiE landlords, with All InllMa'
ton that II convenient, liz would bs pleased 10
have the money to-day. They tuke an ineleSI IN
the prices Of stocks only fOt tho inIotaallOn Of
oiLels; personally II hes llr mole interest 10 the ed
ilot than last years sllndnac. But why dCcu'
nulae pIoo(sl Dickens nlakes ole Of his clIsf"e'
tets with OIL ar VI SeltconhdelI assurance thai
| The question CannGt w net nsS, 'Wloe ever knew
giant 10 DIET aml no body could OF did meet
| III AM The question, '&hb ever knew an tdlIOl
to die licl mani 10 LguLIly uIitusceplbIe Of
pfotf, ....... .,..,.,,.,
Such being Tho case, itisnot 10 br denied that ed
itors hare wives, good ONES too aud cIdEsn many
81 then likewise, aud that Wien the pUot editor dts
Ike a wSrn.OWl hOlss 10 GoiHEshIS weary IoUrt
and the day Of sofTuW comes 10 those he ienYes
h. hind, and ihe ftrsfIu las the lUne, cold shadow
cssI oyrt 1t, on the paper stands SILL Of is sold,
and the widow and tie otnaIlS arc lGital alone,
would mol the gloon Of that hont behFoEeN, u she
knew that there were in the State MI SS0Clallon
OF tho Craftsmen vi llet latG Pafiuet wlIo would
cate fUt leil--ettct, perhaps, an huNbIe stone TO
mark The sCol of earth where tue pOOT editor lies
in the green valley, taking his last, long sleep
sweet, calm and peaceful; OF would take EtE OF.
phan son and give him n Letter education, aud
| leach him 10 be printer US Ills father ives, and
,etaIIs, in time LC woNld get back The old pal'rt
III The rear old Village where lie wpS vttll "lld
whtlc the weary test, Might moi things like these
} lie dOlri Might they uOt do " 10 talked auVu',
! and wouldn't they 10 soVdl
! - uWk'il lave biCISltI vie The LATE
l aud icyGr mist"
Tltrc Is much we would Ike tosay OIL this sub.
eoi, OnI shall lecut IL II again. We think maRy
opportunities for doing gOoI, and many occasions
! fof socis and business intercourse, htc lost, wloh
We might enjoy II We resolve 10 avail ourselves Of
them. The convention Of gainesville was ole OF
these Opportunities that was Improved. We hope
ne may 1--we 10 enjoy many Ot those happy reunions
uthiuking, however, Of the lys that ate 10 come
lei Us moi Eo:gei ~ send Major EialfS that do9Iaf'
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