The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-13

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ioSe 6Se my love pesmss IN nm m, S
mi nIi . and AZ fints above:
A manly front that daFes 70 face, the Right
That, shouldering truth, Stands ready for the
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eenSot 1Id see essi Won for these happy tears,
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cannotpisrOe these misty. human hun an years, san6,y
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o4iy with purer. more ecstatlc glow. I
For Is notloye iitimortal9 StaSsshall fals
And the weird music OF the jostling spneIes (,
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f'ITsefsoety t,t 1,.-'s,.1,. I. 80 ,,ro-
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ID... .aI,noi T., ba GIvard 10 well
INT scnooi u tne 40 ,,ooi
oSsd ~ yraII Tho ec6cn1
anu h1iS ~ ~; the want
IN the baptlsb ShuFSn ts, ior .ne
OF anothen ROOM !.stss
ana classlnee puI sosIu SiSSi
pllne; the u4ls
lleresLen. ana tate ..1. =
p1d progress; e az s. g.;
NOW, gentielnetl' nave peei. Iile
perintendent ana Princtpa,i Oh oua a
schools Tor Jour long h9n.Is' nays lsNe
labored earnestly TO estanllsn sysleLln yisull
ofpnblc schools your Guy, VI anu ,Iini, snSteT +
by accomplish tne lot oplscI ii0eE Mhioi. Ml. Z
came; but have sueceeded IN organi557
| ing Onlv tlDO schools. aIIlOuRnS
ed by hundreds OF chlldren ANXIOUS 70
become pupils: ..y.,-l7,.-,l .,,-,....-11,.
|, Now, dear s1rs, toho- as % otdnIe. 10
you remember our contrdctS DO you re-
member the day we met as strangers,
when the majority OF your honofaple =
men, that " would accept tne poslttS1'nI
you Mould give me the enLlfe conIIoLs1o q
far as organizing, grading, superln1ten1a,, s1lI,
| ing and teaching were concerneq5'a ',llII ah1
would not only o=operate WIN me, puI
would furnish me WIN igoou tsaeueiSi a.eu.si
and rent number Of rooms sulncien1 az
to accommodate allJthe 5puPlls1oi al
grades? sI.IhI6 10 dsrd.JH -. zie..Ia
Do you not remember declaring re-.
peatedly y to me and others thae IN u rev. leM
months you wonld nave q maghe nesnt .ie.t
school building erected tnat Wouln 9s pe
an "ornamentIto ttheHcttyY Does not
one of your numberremenlner,'a apout4
l.
the school, while standing at his own
gate, declaring positively 70 me, thae
you would Immediately furnish me
rooms, if you had to build them, and
bwould commence operations on the new
building the next week? lA!l!i Ill
Now, gentlemen, tDhdt hGoe you ao1te 1,l
for The schools? When you deliberately
said to me, on the street, that II had
confidence in your word, you had IN
mine, I2ihonestly believed that you
would be true to your word; ana IN, IN,
tended ere this day dawnedt to nave nad
| a system of union schools IN operatlon
in your city that would not only silence
all its opposers, but De an honor 10 the IN z
4 place. ~ t,,s.i,t!a -, LII. $50 80
Your excuse loic is,l that you haa not
the means to hire teacherst rent rooms,
and erect large buildingi but did you
not state In my presence, at our hfss t1ss
meeting, that there was q teeacnelEsi ana
building fund in the treasury, and when
it was exhausted5 you eotttf ana eQatS' ,I
Il borrow an amount sut1elent 70 meet al
the demands that would accrue during
the remainder of the yearr But the
money matter was none OF my business,
Yon stated. that it sgo'ttd pc raised, and
that was enough for me 70 Know. apn seIl
can raise money TO pave your streetsi
lis the payeing OF them OF more
importance TO you and me s,l!Sl &9ria
than the educat1on Oh tne, .c1Ltll .c1atll-
dren ? But when Will you erect thal
building which is 70. pc an, ornament %
the city? is question which mas Oh. Oh
ten been propounded to me. answer
aeger. S6oh after I opened SCHOOL you
appeared to lose all interest IN tne mat
ter and abandoned It; then you INFORM
/ ed me that you would erect a iJWo--story
frame building, but nnaiity gave INA sna'
| up; then lot ana Dullulng We're one o4t
ed you on reasonable terms, OUT AL ~ teasl .tss