Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

employees;
The feeling that above all others should exist
between the banks and their customers IS goo@
qoiu. and this is especially important to the
| ssorr,er ff,r without it thew conld not exist an
;houT. and Just tin proportion as they cultivate
this feeling of good will from their customers
will they be useful and profitable institutions.
Without it their race is soon run; for a bank mas
but to slight ito prostitute It's means 10 specIa
iinterests1to lend itself to illegitmate uses and
unworthy lAer, and the sequnl soon comes-t0
6regE. carving down with it its sister banks
that are not responsible for its folly or vilainy,
scattering ruin far and wide, and making the
whole banking interests of the country the OBJ
iects of one universal shout of execration, which
it alone merits.
Banks should realize that their interests are
identical with those of their customers, and
they should act feel, and symPathize TO the
utmost with them And here let Us remark
that they should all endeavor to increase the
number of their customers. II, Tor example,
thew have five hundred thousand dollars to
Iloo5. Il would be much better for them to lend
lit to five hundred men-a thousand to each
than TO ten men, giving fifty thousand to each,
for in the former case they accomplish general
good, and make Ave hundred friends, whilst In
the latter they serve but special tavoFiteS, ana
make but ten friends, creating enmity and jeal'
ousy on the part Of the less favored who Will al.
lInost always find it out and condemn 1t, and
limbue all their friends with the feeling it engen'
ders in them.
If then, bank officers have sufficient grasp OF
mlno 10 iook DeyoIi9 'ie ~, -, e ,I,ev
lnelI lIlsut 'i = r.; =; IN ,Ia;r ,,ov,er
measurably to avoid and prevent the evils that
SO lately Frustrated the business of the whole
country. and to become more useful and more
popular with the community at large
-, E,,,r ocv s,sno,or
TAKING IlSE By THE fo'N
iSe'oard,-They are commencing ear t'i'S 1'''
to take votes in the railroad cars and other pub
II. oo,vsyonces MS TO the popular choice for the
nv ,o,;oo tbe folIovrino re.
next fEesiue"FS'
cord in one ofthe chicago papers, VI tie so'e va
n passenger train:
william, H. Seward, 80
John O. Fremont 49,, "a
Lyman TT1mbnii
5. P. Chase
W: n, Bsseil 90
e'a.'e- .. ~, II s,.,.l e. ,Lo p,as;5.nc,,
speaking ol " H. Ness'''" ~ Wv
me ~ H. co''FfSI u''.l 41''Y''''.' ~ 80 -,
In i84o Cen iiarrSon t Nus WILL vGia aSSor,S,eJ
~ nyention at Harrisbnreh. while niueteen-.
twentieths of the party thought Henry Clay
was entitled to be our stahoaro oearer: lrue
10, 30 our CHI lacted orr condiate. hut in
'as ,ba naonis soid Tbere shall be no mistake
- -! or,i NJ avnI,, rolitical gathering and
srrTo , raI car md steamboat thew made procn
nation f tbei,. wishes And so it is now; and
20 do NOT perceive. that it is possible to arrest
tba ,,,oyanent The People feel that Seward
;ho,,IJ have been nominated in 1856; and al
thonrh thew delirhtcd to do honor to him who
was was Selected as our Chief and gloriousIy dis
,oo5 +Eoi, duty, 20 hin, and to their party
IT,, Col noe, ~ thew did in IS49 towards
IT, ieS ,eI r,s rSsre vas ut TINT time an act Of
&c. ~ he norforn,e, in their nanie; and there
Us ttes, tool occasion To let il he known what
tIey, Wished and what they expected. And so
.iey MisnN0 ~ NV D., ,b;nL tint Governor
$500 e IS Sbo,id have bccn nominated in 1856
erT ra,r;n. that he was nossed by in conse
anu ~ ,o isbes NOT being known. they
90 =, 10 in reeard to the Generated CLAW
now, as ~ - y, fait and obSyed in 1870
are W. ,o1o, s. a,, rSod arise from
% De ~ to ,h,rort the honest and intelligent
a., ZIP Of The neonIe. and so we content
.i, u rscord;ng their doines
% ~ ~. !. w.. 80 &C..
vuo 40. rur Ferxcn eo1x, To rT1IR isu p