The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-21
The Wheeling Intelligencer.

Every farmer, every mechanic, every cit-
zen In fact, OF West Virginia, Western Penn
syIvanIa and EasteIn Ohio, should have n
copy of the INTELLIGENoER in his family
either the Daily, the Tri-weelzly or the
Weekly, according TO the mail cOnYenIences
OF each subscriber.
Tits summer will witness an exciting po-
IitIcal campaign in all three ofthese States, as
IL will, indeed, throuRhou the country. In
West Virginia we are 10 elect next October a
Governor, an Auditor, Secretary OF State, a
Treasurer, an Attorney General. a Judge OF
the Court OF Appeals, members OF the Legts-
Iature, congressman, Sherins and other eoun-
ty Officers. We have be'ore us one OF the
most important elections Occurring since we
becamea State In tile Union.
Our neghbors in Pennsylvania also elect a
Governor and general State ticket, and in
Ohio they elect Congressman and members Of
the Legislature. Ie
Therefore, 1t is that the people generally of
the three States need TO keep themselves
Thoroughly posted up on the progress OF our
national afalrs
The great problem OF Reconstruction Is TO
receive definite and permanent shape this
summer and fall Congress win possibly re-
main in session for several months yet. In
deed It is suggested that 1t mny not adjourn
at all. The relations OF the Government to-
ward the seeded States are OF an unprecR-
dented character, and In the successful settle
ment OF our difficulties ara bound mp the
future veal or woe of the country. No ma
tion was ever before situated as are these
United states to-day. We have an immense
debt and large disat1ected population to
manage. The discussions in Congress and in
the public Journals OF the country on the
wide rangeof topics Involved In these issues
Will be OF the hrst importance To every citi-
zen What shall we do With the rebels, Po-
IItically7 What shall we do with the negroes9
What shall wedo in the matter or national
tinances7 These are great questions. Read
ing and thinking men must become absorb
ed in them. a5-5a l
A good paper is therefore a necessity of the
times In every household No man who ap-
preciates the eeducational and developing In
huencesor newspaper among his children
will be without one. 1t Is constant school
totheir minds. and the cheapest teacher In
the word. He who does not afford his chill.
dren the advantages of a newspaper fails to
discharge priucipalduty as parent IN
In order TO put the INTEILIGEScERw within
the reach OF every citizen, and in order TO Of
fer to every friend OF the paper an induce
mentto solicit subscribers among his friends
and neighbors, we propose from now untH
the end OF the great campaign, In October,
next. the following .a+l
TER MST
weekly IntPIlIgencer.
Mall subscribers, single copy, 50 90
Mall sub Scrtbers CLUBS OF tiVe............. 800
Ten Q Dpies, addressed to names of subScri-
bers .....-I1.SO
Twenty copies, addressed 10 names Ofsub-
%
Ten copies to one address IL 90
Twenty copies, to one address, ......OO 90
An.extra copy wi1l be sent for each club OF ten
TrI.weeEIy InfeIIIgeneeF.
Man subscribers copy, IyeAr.............,s5O0 90
Mail subcribets 2 copies, year.............. go
Mail subscribers. 5 copies, or over, Tor
Persons renI Tor i cope viii re-
ceive an extra copy for six months.
Daily yInteIIIgeneer! s
Mail subScribeTs copy,
Mail subscribers. . montIls............... 400
MaiIsubscriben, ............... as
CAMPBELL, FREwl q CO,
........ 5-fs5 : rPFoPRIEroRs.