Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-06
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ile 3iatchia the idoOTaell bnckEinSide;
s'ssEs gentlemen sat by tahle and Il coarse
900" slre stood with his 9Rck TO the fire
,,GerHlemeh, is Mr. Paine in this roomP.,
tame is Paine" Asatd he, aud came to-!
We Shnok bands. Says I:
Mr.. Paine, and you gentlemen will excuse
my aornpt entry; lscame from curiosity TO see.
TIE anlhnr Of The Rights of Man" gutle,te &.
20 b@nish myself from Scotland for rcajli ant
author"
SAYS Paine: -
-, : ~ am glad your curiosity is 50 easily. salts.
!. !; GOOD morning, said /, and shut the door
\ load laugh burst forth in the room, which
loiiowrd me TO the front door. Saws 10 myself
:, LheY " nay laugh that win; htvc seen Tom
.a'ne' aad all things considered, have made
good retreat
One I., of the gentlemen asked the waiter " lla
s''''S Tue gentleman was, that he brougb in the
MIR. Thomburn the seedsmnn. saiclhc. In
I"lsk ti'ne, he natc chel down to the AirrGhaut,,
s.Nchange then 0Mv,he uOrtI, cnrner. OF .lYaltund
"ateF streets. What he told know not. I'M
presently the pnpcrs in town aud country.rr
sounded with FFhornbum'S visit 10 Tom Paine
oae one >'ia told hum he was !, nlttc1le drunken
'' ''N=''''' A1iSsHt w sHNll n;l- driven
1I"th my country. Another that his Iiose Was
rs ''d as my nail rods, &c. GHIy trade Was a
wrought nail maker
~ 't,a' Time, tie great, the good, and the
Hl"quel,t DR.. Jin NJ. Mason, was Pastor crI}c
scotch P.reShyte'ian Cbufchin Cedar street, Jr.
tween Nassau street aud Broadway w;is
Jerk Cor prcccmtnr, as NC say in sS.6,l.n,gN ,,r
!'r. Aias"m stoud mt a small desk on III, 4 -,
lhstioat "l tLeIIn'ni, set lie ,,,nc, aud read OF
he old version OF the Scottish Psains. line by
u". =
0a tic first Sabbath af,er my visit to r.,n
la'nr bcinrc the bell lad iung five nitJ;,trs !tr
tiIurch was half filled, Iy ,.tiai,.;,,l,t t.,,I, 49,
tii atterGo"n Many Of the reM-bo!dvIs stood
'iSt'e,aiNioS Ntd!rrjr. alaS41u, tt9n 0uy, liz
tue CHURCH, said u VOID To "a on tie Sulijcci;
i'tl, gi:esSl"S llsc cause, fctia liCmLl / .ynu
heahs"nt some days, hut %out lit,d $ubSti
turc. lti"s WIS S"speU3rt!, nsfthrre~iv tttt.
''ecA= nor tl"m chnfeh c2lminnnhln, hut .nriy
I2N SahfalhSi by nS self, tToIu Iilvs uSu desk
Fame arrived nt NusilihsIoi; welcome din
scr on he table; there ,t;iS I1ast .hnrr and
i'tI'idln", and flow al soul wilSadxi,ectct4 and
tbr tsre ihiiI"rS were thctc Rllji the free. trink
vr> were there Paiur c:iletei' aIc his i,.l
rod with i Prci'aratisni - e.;:i dust ard asi.c,
--is shirt unwiSii,r', his bs;ttd utsll,,ir.
! lf,@ IKE !'fst.h, g, t,,:n R.,la.v looked ~
Jefferson. ana ,'eilelsnm lot.sd at Bi,it.w-
!i"fne thirty lni@WtcS Paise Was :isiec.,. Iit.
was Nntctt 81 ho'c, aud nnzcouiaHy for mentlc-
men Next morning the sergeant ,t-ari,,>
waited ON Vim, with orders to convey li,,i To
NeHSG York. The Ia,lfc of his &iinkfn !.abit>
cot 1eioFc him; no cnr w0nid lake hin, in
Nii!iant Carver, 81 innttrYnan blacksmith ana
iei"'-inwl:Snut &i.i faihe IN Oh! F.;t.ia,d
irrr,i4 nrlis rniI,,:,. < G ilt,.
ms hHnlhir rGui: GarNer aud lGi@g tilInrN
it.en IN the $aiur s"i, uft"n Se!, Ia; rycnu
Altti= PHiar Carver and las @lis.,N no was#ul,0
g: itii'ye 'll tic sane t"wa iilas ! .y:,r'ri has
lt,sf r.. -ags 1 ~