Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-01

lt.nhSCrlbeIX Ten6VAt0 ohtr pacAs without inform.
lnstla wv e afrs arc &ent TO tc former
j. Tue tNtiE have decided HAT refusing 10 lake peIinI
ralS lrOG ta ONCE or enmHlDg and leaving teni pnca
thNr, Is PlIIna Iacsa evidence Of intentional IraIl
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GREATNESS ESALrEp.- editor Of The Times
seems troubled obout The Intelligence again. Ills
traiets will remember that no promised some
months ago 10 mind his own business aud let Us
alone. Since then %e have moi referred 10 him or
his paper directly or remotely, and have never
thought Of him. except as we l;d OF other great
men, 10 whom we dare not speak. But IRON some
cause OF othet hissolicitude fat isis reRewe'l,--
Now we wish lie wouldn't be so anxious about us,
for Ne you'd not like 10 aid any more cares 10 his
oItcady oyerbDrdcRcI intellect, which Is evidently
biz with tie fate OF worlds. Wedeyouily wish that
he would not draw comparisons between his and
our achieyemenls;-suct comparisons were never
morc "odotoUS 10 DOgbetty than they arc ore iou
--1ecuuse tI,y make us appear 10 great disadSan-
tase; they bring us tight slap, Hat down 10 pig.
my beside q colossus. We never built any gigan.
tic hiijees-we never claimed tho trade" We
never pulled down any hills, nor rode q thunder.
holt inlu the enemies ii cur county aud The enc.
mics If mankind generally. We never declined
any Office. fur The very coed reason tl@t tOHe was
ever olrted us. we wish the good people would
lake tits os a hint, and give US an objective pull
III. sui irct in here in This way, least The pubic
sholld not think Of our claims, We say empllal.
icaly, llta. wc never declined auy oAice--jnsl
think u that, and gys IFS thanee 10 decIine,wiIl
you1l We never built rtry many towns; and we
never increased tho manufactures Of Wheeling, IN
three years, om ttro mit|iaas aud dFt1rirr 10 over
sir miEiitnsl We couldn't do any such thing II
wc had tried Heaven knowsthat we would have
done Il, and great deal more II We conld, for orr
beloved city. but we couldn't 10 Il; aud we did
not like 10 say il hai been done, least some curl
Gus frllnw might Sllt The mnltr nnd tell us we
lied, and SIC, OF 0lt manufacturing friends, OF The
official stalician, or someloAY else, get into
Scrape. No, no, We never did any OF these great
things. They were reserved for a tnishtiet one,
aud il is not 1t all masuauimous for our nulghbot 10
be constantly reminding us Of our lilllctess.
IN SlOtl, We have never been Tremendous,
abused and peEsccnted, lIaying--0nl we say il
more in sorrow than ekultatlnn-been treated
Aout rs well as we deserved. We wish suInebOdy
would turn IN aud abuse US prolisionSiy~~ might
be the making Of us.
The editor Of ihe Times is certainly great
enough to get along will his OtgaMic functions
without calling on us tot assistance. IIois aIres.
Gy great enough, &1nl 10 should not ASK US 10 odd
to his greatness, We can't nllOtd 10 abuse him.
1t Won't pay. Ills greatness already Ovetsha1cws
uslike mighty pyramid, and we arc goinS TO
keep as fnt away from him MS wo eau, in order 10
look as big as possible.
lie does name us too often. Oncc VIC were the
"poS Office c0ncetn," then one organ and theh
aMbtter, ami now he calls us a "iltSt family OF
gam" Well, II he don't mind he will make us
"evcty boAys organ," and then we would lie zig,
wOulLn} wei There IS one Thing in lie article Of
yesterday we like. The Times talks about doing
something for city advancement. That suits us
exactly. We want 10 have something done, and
mutt talking. Now we will work iOith.yOu at any
thing that will help the city. What shall It bet
Will you ptoposel Now We suggest that yon
luStpone That htIlcntttng idea for The present.
AMI come 10 something else that is more ianedI'
ately needed. What say you now 10 a serious
mopOsill0nl Will you 80 for raiSing company
fot building nilrodd bridge over the west branch
nIlhe Ohio forthwith Would moi lha; fix things
rgh!l Come, give US your views, aud il yon aEe
III f il 10 suit all tile railroads, lct us have your
views in tuIIl II is said you are goOl ut planning
bridges, anil we desire you 10 take tho lead. Ezg
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AruISguH.-Th eminent actress, MIA. Mclin'
ia Jones, who las been received with such gteni
favor Gor The post Two evenings, will tonight up.
IIear os RouSo in SIIakspeaEe's greet tragedy Of
IE,mco AMI ] uIieio This, tlIoushO novel chorac'
TT for a lady, is one well adapted 10 this ladY's
vigorous style OF nClug. Miss EIEEnEs appears as
Julia, and the play is otherwise well cast
Tie increased attendance of'lesI evening, and
the delight manifested, ausuts an oTcrnOwins
LOusr, fortnight.
SoNxTnIAo 70 DIX RENkHhEHEp.-iFyo you wantthe
rewps. piece Of music, The latest aild choicest pub
lcaio, OF tho best literary newspaper, 60 10 lie
Periodical Office Of lloblnson & BIO.
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Tur il,yEs.-We have nothing further 10 ID
pott in regard to tie river. except That il is closed