The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

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I,,IiISS;tsS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
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~, ~ VIII, trust,
~. ,,,I.,t tti SltiEens 70 ~hether
~ " ~HaS may e4hlDlt on TINS occa
st3.esi uEthef lnstr petlons may be OBJ
narbS Ie1re9 az any tlne py apphcaeon to Mr.,
|
!; SS!l,! Wy OF ReTsoa9t representa-
tisn S!aGes Esteparately Mr.. Bigelow,
Sne tLLI auIeElctAn munster az Paris, thinks
ikhLOu1d ~ pc wlse 10 avoid 1t possible;
as 1is tne L1 III LilPefla1 commission would not
hnuW tEiII wnat reIaG1ve importance to at
! 51eI,lt9 laeIi Y suen agencies, and the feature
lge. lgnI create nnsunderstandtngs and
SGnLuslon, sl.atis OF which perhaps sharp
", sSts12fs et;oti alone one would profit
In In connect1ons with this matter, Mr..
Bigelsow says further: "When the Ex-
:. poslno1ls pposIao a1i tTeaqy to OPEN twill be
5, iTs II tne hltG otates 20 pc rep
q q very dlnerent and more
q aihuneloas 1S.s Dody OF men, who by their
anu np4lshments, are
:. quaIlned TO describe In popular LAM
| ., Euags Inc noVelnes with which the
l AZ 111PoSltion may abound. tits through
.ttIie ne laDoLs OF snch men 9s, these that
~ ,sadyant9ges from such an Exposition,
q. = s5 sucn men are not aptito be quah7
/ :, = nneuJ nor 20 nave the lelSpre jor1 taste
:. iS ior any OF the abor W hichi precedes
4. tLle !le opening or Y nleh tol1 lows theclos-
/ ing 4ag oI the eShibihon." olg
II tne me suggestlonso OF our minister are
a1PPollg Cotn mss onerst 70 act colt lecttves
| " Ior Ine whole Union, possibly without
Te on with. state governments.
IL however, my 1nnuence can be eX-
tSlfss,Ss ana
Song Eesslo Es, onal ma. delegation, beg to be
lLls me absence OF ohi1ntttattye
Steps 5f9ttl any 9ther quarter, to suggest
Nc, =, ,cahdiaate IN the person OF Il. Dodge,
ESD, OF the United States Agricultural
iSI.Hss 4, 1Mln.eSs tlq.9Ss 2t1elal and literary
~ ~. 9L tyesI lrg1nia attest
tttin tle.a JOE tne and
sassas nI1I 70 q marx OF
t'sS,1Ia any on the part OF our
| PsSFtes .sy-.#
i,,r. tI,ss ~ " nog N 9ptal1-
llnB one 9i me z teuefa1- appointments
...1 agE . ..9, OF our och4ce, special
tsent py the state
st.5 s.s, ZOE Lne purpose OF
,1oyt;,,st e.. S-opSs 7lilg OF oF Ee
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