The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-23
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Trrrew YORK Rzals has removed
from re Old s.EsJ1ars, n the eDrner0f
snssru sns Fultoa Etreels 10 rs new
marble bshdinE, e4cGzed oa tbs former
SITE Of Bsrnp1nis NzHsnm, on Broad
Esy. This easnEe was effected laEs
sEtardny uighi sfIer the close q bnsi-
ness, and tbe Pspsr came 0sf % SIN
day morning Es usual. We hETe tbS
issue q f5ns date beSo-e uS By La
nights mail. Considering The 'negn'-
fn6s o! removing 4he E1fnsp@ ana u {
lanElngs u saeb an es,asi lfAhInszEis ne
Sssz q the tranuses rr.nUus any buki-
ness dslzy or onraissIans Whatever, =
something wonderful. and We ass Dot
therefore surprised t0sse n 4be HsTGid
4 dc5bIe loaded ediiSfia1 d lspdsb0n
ana g=ztuiEtiOnl Indeed, the RazJd
roaId nts beGne H-lad we're SIGH an
opportunity passed by without Ensg-
nlAceot flourish OF trumPetE- ne
Rzald mas special FORE that way.
Mr.. BenBss. he proprietor, tzkes o.
eas5on TO look back over tSs tniriE-rWe
years inst hnTe elapsed since solitary
and aloDss he PIT his Absliir motion.
He rep.odnees ms sz3ststo-y Of May 5,
3ss5, tss morning % which n 6rst Is
susd s5se. gf the Herald, ihsu tiny
thing. We nus; say q i amer reading
fas announcement inst me enid VIE,
in hat sase, EsGber 70 the msr. the iuj-
riai number fsi.hfuliy euooEh prsSsEsd
-boss when were 70 fyloW; the promise
then made bss been pretty vel kept
TIE HsEsL4 vas 70 o. no-psrty paper;
twas 70 have No particular principles
or a8EiEtiDus; WAS 70 -.pIsE catch as
eaten eaas7 Eas 70 .-esre nothing for
any elections or any candidate,
from President down 20 CenstAbie75''
twss % SeB5saTor to record EEe.s on
every Ppbiie and proper ssb5ss;, strip
psd Of vsrb!aEe Eod eoioErEs with eog1-
mems wien suitable, Just, iDdepeDd-
EFT, iearless gud god tempered =
It's vas the Rsyatd programme tbir-
~ odd yesrs ego, and win more % less
Of occasional derivation il has been Ad-
hard 20. In esrrslu respects the paper
has bseu the bed end the worst il inns
oSuntry, or n ths CIVILIZED World. It's
enterprise has never been eqRsIIed IN
II lafely By Hry other JoasrEI L has
been the coal Of IRE on tbs backs Of
slower moving eonesrns, Just ss Wen
Dell Philips Whs said 20 have been On
Mr.. LiDeOIn's baelE, and II eontinaaIly
Eoadsd them into competition. Had
there nsyer been New YORK Herald
there would not have been to-day,
p.a5AbiY.a New York Tfi5sEe Or IE1sss
except ia name. The Herald has bsen
ths leader Of American Journalism,
and most Of tbs time has bsen
decidedly in advance. Bat ibis Is irus
only offs sutsrprise. Its tose has ben
gsseraIy rernieioas in all things
moral, social, religious and political.
Al times its career has been Infamous
IL all ibess partjcuIsrs. The name Of
the '-Satnnien MAS given 70 Il years
ego. and the sPpelstioa hzs ciuug 70 it
because Of IL fitness. EEer at this
lime 10 very gnertehsnge foEfbe better
is Observable, Bat silt tie paper is not
what it onoe MA II the absolute is-
z1grieal fenoeiiy cfI;s snlInus agzipEt
ali fhinES EOO5, HsereA H1-S sanserTa-
tive. NJ Bennst. the proprietor, must
nov b an Old seEn, high up Ia Ibs
ssvsoties- PsrhnPs, and not far from
that neCnelHsion Of the Whole lEssstezs'
which al Of ns must reach B0obef or
Later. We sbould think that = jas. re-
gard Tor The remnant q 1iSs and Esme
that remains 10 him would prompt here
after an exhibition Of that steDerEy that
isborn ofAnaendm.snt, 20 that the finger
Q. good men could %; be pointed 70 his
Bplsndid marble palace as a: whi.sd
sepuleAre EbeTe ali within was moral
dsadDess and rot1enness. Wlih more
business sagneiiY than any Journalist
in fbjs eop1tEy eEer exhibited ia tie
Gattes Of en4srprise md energy, Mr..
BeRnst has s1hib;ted absolutely no
perception or appreciation q ihe TaIne
Of character. Hence neither he nor hIs
paper hare reputation that any
man need envy. While all admit and
mSY fear his power. yet he stands Iso-
lGteds aIlenntsd ard diSfr4uchisediH all
the relations oflife, except bose Of mere
busineas- Character associated with ais
fores and uniFerzsI abilities would
hare required gres. deal lees Donsy.
a great deal less surviving, a crest zeal
less wear and tear Of mind. to have &C
eomplishsd perhaps greGleE fame and
eertsinlT greater good. me New York
1SibuEe IL an ins4anes Of lrhu. a repu-
tasion for sincerity, high convic.ians
and night sylDPsthiss. can deegso On
der mdihsrens Business nsnsgs-
nssnt Il has made mistakes enougE
70 slaughter the indpeOee Of
a Journal not strongly entrenched in
81 the moral eon6deDes oithe country.
The Herald has no support IL the kind.
II IL read for its news by many, Snd
for its ribaldry snd fiippsDey by Others.
II i the EueTest sprtace affair in the
World Its. influences hes been to dray
down, not build up. And a,.hougb !
wonderful Pecunlary SUCCESS, i, i
success in DO other particular. The
epitsphs Of Horace Greeley and James
Gordon Bennett in the minds and
hearts Of men. viii bs as totally
dissimilaE as 1t is possible
70 imngiDs. The one has buHeted the
tide Of intoleranee. oppression, error
and all sorts Of wrong, throughout =
long Life. while The other has antazoD-
Lied him At every iLsh Of the way. ina,
IS the difference betWssn the two. And
hence the Herald In its marble palace
viii never be The centre Of command.
ing UOEld-1ids influence Uver The
minds. hearts and eonseiences OF man
kind, such As the Tribune in its HIN