The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-02
WHEELING WEST FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER q 1866
iARFRMUS.WARD.


Ieg5vsi IARRBMU9 WARD sa1asiil az
nv ',-IIxa5lsiri tL-iovR - sssegis24
no Visits the rover Or LlondoiIil,9 Pan ana
Describes his Ideas ana Emotions.
I Iskarcely need inform Won that your
excellent Tower Is very poplar With
people fromithe agficul oaal 1istrickS,
and 1t was chiefly them class which i
found waitinl at the gates the other
m0fnlnsi9 .gscGgpf 20 1911 ,g!r - i!uH+1i
III saw at once that the dtoWerwas eS-
tablished onia firmibasis. In the entire
history OF firm basisis, Z don'e find a
basis more. firm than this one e.41sis
~ .sYou have no Tower in America ~
said man in the crowd ;who had sOme-
how detected my denomination 5gqt2
y "Alarst noih1 anseFd; tswe boste OF
our enterprise and improvements, and
yttWeiare devoid Of q Tower. America,
ohsmy unhappy country; thou hast got
no Tower! It's asWaet Boon. .'Ila73.E.
Inc gates was opened after awhile,
andWe all pnrOhist tickets and went
into a Wattin room stnu, 3R 5tssj;g -
my trens,H said a upale-faced little
man, in; black close, "this is a sad day, .
as toihow? 2" i said e
4 IL mean 1t is sad to think that SO
many people have been killed within
these gloomy walls. My frens, let tus
p ittNo,p i said, "you must excuse ME.
Others may, drop one If they feel like it;
butas ,forhme, j. decline. The early
managers of this institootion were a
pad LOT and their crimes was trOoIy
ortuli hut1 can't sob for those who died
tour or i've hundred years ago. tIfthey
was my own relations i couldn't. It's
absurd tOiahed sobs over things which:
oceurd during the rain nofi Henry the
Three. Letus be chsehful,H 4 tcontin-
ued. sGIo6k at: the festiv Warders. in
b heir red fiannil jackets. They. are
Iteheerful, andy why should II not ibe
-thuslyaWtth us?l li.aVes TO ssi,iFctlH! ais
"a Warder now took us in charge and
showed us the Trateras Gatesthe ar1ners
and things!r The, Trater's Gate is wide
enuti ouadmit about tWentyil traters
anrest, 1shonld jedge: but beyond this,
u oouldn't see that it was superior TO
gates tn,genIrRl! o 1ldat4ysg tf1lijs9W
Iraters, will here remark, are a on
tortntt class of peple. = If they WASN'T
eydWouldn't be traters. They conspire
toiouS6 up 81 a. country-they fall and
they're traters. They bust herr and
tney become statesmen RndIherOeS,t . 4
q Take the case, OF Glostsr, afterwards
Old Dick the Three, awho inay be seen
at The Tower, ON horseback in aiheaYV
tin oYercoat-ta Mr.. GlosteP'a1 case.
h1ftt GF1ewas OOnSpirRbor of 4the pbasiBt
dye, andtfhe'd failedi he would have
zee peen y cntnng ON sour applelrree. Bnt
IlaH
he waslsleWd by Coll Richmond, but
ne lives IN histry1l and his equestrian
ngger may abaseen daily for isixpence, A
In conjHnction with other eminent per.
sons and no extra charge for the Ward.
ef,s able and bOOtiful leCtur. nl:.aIo u
.JThere is one king inIthis room who
smountedi ontpEa cfoatnin steed, his
right hand Rraspin a barber's.pole. /
didn't learn isname.i alfs ,ia Ng3J
DiIhs room where the daggers and pis-
Ills and other weppins is, kept is inter-
esunsl AmongthiB collection of choice
CUTLERY H notist the bow and arrer
Whtohi these oE,hedhed old chaps used
70 conduit the battles WITH; 1t Is quite
IKE the DOW and arFer used at thisfday
by certain tribes of American Iniuns.
and they shoot 'em OFF with, such q ex.
ceIlent precision that almost sigh'd to
pe !nt1tun, when 4 was in'the Rocky
lot, them Injuns. Mr.. Cooper and Dr.
Catlin havehtold us of the red mans
wonderful eleqpepce, and i found. IL SO.
Our party was stopped, onlthe plains of
Utah by a band of ShoshoneS, whose
chief said Brothers I the pale face is
welcome. Brothers the sun is sinlSin
IN the west, and Wanna: buck=she will
soon cease speakip. Brothers! the poor
red man. belongs to q race which is fast
becomtn extfnk.n He then whoopq6 in
q jshrtll manner, and dsstole all our blank. |
etS ana whisky and He'd to the prine+
Val forest to conceal his emotions, - tRl
II Will remark here, while on,tha sub- |
leck Of ln1unsS that they. are In the mRinlI
q very shalzy. set, with even less sense
than the Fenians, and when I,hear phi4r
lanthrQp Qpists beWailiuIc.the faCk that
every year carries the noble red mani
nearer the sethn sum- !, simply have
70 say I'm glad of 1t, tho it's rough onll
the setttn SUM- They call you ,,6y the |
sweet nameof Brother one min1t;i and
they scalp you with their Thomassl
hawks. But wander. Let us, return
to the Tower, btlfs er7f1.s,,4 sIs-sg blflifgf
At one end of the, room where the
weplnsi iis kept, is awaK fggeroE Queenl
Elizaheth, mounted on la fiery stuffed |
hoss, ,Whoser glass eye flashes withpridei
and whose Eed moEoGller nostrfl di- |
latas haWtilY,, as IL conscious of the
royal burden he bears u Ihavejassocia-
ted ElizaPs with the Spanish ,AEma-l
dy; She's mixed up with itiat,tha 7Sur4
= y!iEheatre where 1I41oo 5t0lltIef iC0re iis |
beln acted, and in which a full hally |
core is introlo looced on board the Spant
ism sAdmtEaIAi ship, giVin the andiens |
the 1dee that ihe intends openin n moosieI
hall In Plymouth the moment he con-
kers thai, town But Q very inteFestiu0l
dranmer, is IFoo to Tie Gore, notwith-
Spanish Admtrali and very nice 1t fs,iniI
Queen Elizabeth to make Martin True.
gold q 0aronet. .ldrglc;ii j .al-lusia - 4
The Wardery shows MS meinstroO-l
ments OF tQYtuE, such as thumb Screws,
throat col liars etc-,a stain that thesetl
were con keFed from the Spanish LAFmas |
dY1 and, ,addtn what a scrooils peple the
SPaniaEds was. ingthem days ;iwhichiE
eltssited from q ibright7eyedl littla6g girl |
or ahouti twelve summers the remark /
that She tho,t it8p1s rich to- talk about
Y the p cFopntyi of the Spaniatds LusIn /