Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-04
col. paniel Kincheloe.


1 known, seem TO have been forgotten by
the present generation. and as an act Of
simple justice TO his memory as states
man. soldier and gentleman of refined
literary character. We deem il our duty
to revert to them, even at this lime
OF his character as a statesman. his
long service IN our State Legislature gives
| ample proof he served in that body
eight or nine years. and The following Ger.
tifca,e shows what he always. claimed,
but u hat few seemed willing 70 conseds.
shat he, was the father Of. Tie North@ss.
tern Turnpike (which viii always remain
III living monument to his grsatnsss e.,
- .ss A motion was mad BY Kinche-
I1os, that This house do Come 80 the fol
lowing resolnuen ST a is.asfs.sssssij, ~ a
s.tIasSo1red, That, d Board Of r blic
Works he sinstructed TO direct the Ptinei-
pal eDgiheer, ssoi soon ;astthe pre- ious en-
tgagementsgef that officer will permit, to
mark and lay. oussla road the naaIest and
best route from aiMinhhesteratoI GlaFks.
burg, andsfroni tl'enee 10 the nearest pfsc.
Zeal point on The Ohio q iYers;; and make
report thereof 10 the next General Assem-
blys 7ssgsmists ssts! Ia Y 1925
pAgeyl SesSsi nj y, lsshftassa ia
-" Iscerlify that she fore going iisuatrue
CODY from the, Journal of ths House bf
I Delegates,of The ,3olh of January, ices.
a GEO. w. MtJNEORD, G. H. d.
rel AZ March ed, s42,'aSs ssya ~ hs5
L As sbraye.ands gallant soldierSShe was
actively engaged during tho war OF 1872
IN the recruiting service; he having been
commissioned BY President Madison rs
eaptpins in the Sd Regiment OF rifemen..--
He was a colonelsins dhsmilltia' forfsomo
eo' years. aud acted as Brigade Inspector
for long Sihs: 800 Se i e,s 49, y..g
Il That his literary character may be
known. and appreciated, VIC sabjoin'ths
following verses written eby him rinsaliis
young days. and TO- which he ip. after
life frsqpsntIy referred vim ~ great pFiaa;
90, 4" Sweet CLUSTERS. OF tho eyelslgroye, ss.S
ThoTsSs efssn; seer RI Sias fSf ali ssa"'ss @
sTonO;i tho, lo~ehc stpfthetfahC38 g 'ds
aalit4 /, assIIg y3sz g, AgR - tEysais s'io. q
y fsaSallt 6ytSings elllS1 sfkds, l. - e
Sci NTH pInaEiA Oh on li6s SIR vGy the scOne,
or hills around, in. living sresnsgBTs4hluo
dwhSFogf ON t eia5 hi;y5rtiioe and tho Vino,
80 IliS blooming hUrcl and the fiIlc,
Tle Ssrnah flowers 5strew tho igronnd, rfa
-. With 6Saptcogs Solors they are found.
9as'yButa MI is aim c6mpR+cd to ttios,E '7a'f'H.
.r'sAnd Lighter thiin the. mir to.mn, s3 ~ esl
Think Of Thy bleeding, lovers breast: ~
And put. kGcn anguish 'tiicro tosfest." 49,
.f::rt1tt6 ~ ~ KY -t.& ~ sos ass
1sssHonor to- whom Honor is Due"
Now that the smoke Of the conflict is
over, and those Interested in the speedy
comp elton and the opening Of the North.
Western Virginia Railroad have had their
plain and undoubted rights accorded 10
them, in, the removal OF. The onerous and
unjust Restrictions formerly placed upon
rtll6 road, 1t may Rot be out OF place 10
express our thanks ana grstilnde TO those
through whose efforts he Legislat4rre
Twas induced TO grant our request. =" ="
1UhqdestfUnably the entiTe delegation
from the Northwest. excepting such as
we're Identified With the local Interests VI
Wheeling, did allthst lay III '4ieir power
to advatiEe the Interests If our road, fof
llo it6emtd TConsbicmohfiss . nam, /, r. ys,,
however, maa s. ~ Ills sGbsfi6r aalli,
doa!iops his , Intimate Rtdpain{ e viii
me snpleSs' MS experiences 2stei ln99ur sta!e
stSS, I;S - ta4 R AZ, aN slsS . ~
Johnston, Est, Sofia - {snS cn,,ni gts o..
cuBy ipgh foht rank among Gle delegate,
Iom TINS section. and 10 net 10 The whole
faaI e, NE NE was naturally looSgase a. 'oS