The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
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CORY OF WARRANT,

uuf1 OF WARRANT
HEADQ'r'Rs, T. G. I. o. 49,,
Know all ye to whom this warrant
shall be shown, that by reason OF
special confidence Imposed In the In.
teRrity, good judgment, and efficiency
Of ---, lie has been and Ia hereby
duly appointed a Commissioner Of the
I. O. o., with power and authority
TO organize a Civil Colony In -, and
TO select the original membership for
the organization thereof, aud to receive
and record their several obligations,
showing these presents TO them only as
his warrant therefor.
COPY OF INSTRUCTIONS.
HEADQUARTERS, T. Clio.
Commissioner @. c., T. 10, No..
These additional instructions are fur
nislled for your guidance, and you will
govern your action accordingly:
Since mere numbers do not insure
strength, you will have care for the
honorable character and personal In.
tegrity Of these whom you honor by adj
mission to your colony; but OF upright
and earnest men, or pure blood, tho
more the better.
Exercise caution In the exhibition OF
your commission In most caEes II
should not be shown until after the nd .
minIstration OF the obligation already
forwarded.
Beware OF newspaper controversy or
Unnecessary publicity, and let the Sc.
cresy, OF all meetings be carefully
guarded.
No ono colony may include over one
hundred members, and each well de-
lined locality should have lis own
colony. When cltizous OF any other
district sufficiently remote from your
own are admitted, ascertain and report
upon their capacity to organize new
colonies.
DO not entanglO the affairs OF the 7.
G. |. q. with those OF existing political
parties, nor with merely local issues.
Our aim land yOurs) Is tho erection OF
an Empire, and should In no case DO
degraded.
The Civil Colony Is to be regarded as
the preparatory school to the higher Or
ders OF the Empire. Men who here &C.
quit themselves wOrthily are to attain
not only greater knowledge, but with
II creator pOwOr.
Vital elements Of our success are Se>
Cresy, Energy, aud Patience. We may
have several years OF hard work before
us, and we must show not only courage
and ability, but endurance, for the end
Is worthy.
Secresy-beoause thereby we shall
not only be able to meet the several
caucus organizations ON their own
ground, and battle their proioundest
Vaccinations, but shall one day prC~
sent the Empire to the world full grown
aud thoroughly organized.
Energy-because We know not how
speedily the swift current OF events
may bring US to the realization OF our
hopes.
EndurRnCe-becRuse the blind praju-
dlces OF the ignorant and unthinking
Will forbid them to recognizes us US
bent factOrs, and render u certain
amount OF persecution Inevitable.
We trust much TO your own good
Judgment, aided by the counsels OF your
associates; and only matters OF i'm.
portance should be referred to these
NbhttpI llIIlD.
graphed. In the upper centre ~ u huge
crown, surn0unled by q G reRk
CrOss, resting on II sword and sCeDtre
crossed. In the lett Is figure, star
holding the issces, and sup
posed 10 represent y Justice and Power
In the right.hand corner IL a rep.
resOntRtion OF the fasces, inscribed
Pence-Order. A big seal OF gilt
paper, with II crown in the CEN
tire, and around 1t the motto, Til
lInIVirt CiUGSqHO Impcrii OccidcntaIiS,
gives authorization to the document,
The warrant IL in simple scrip, but with
a similar seal. Both are printed on
paper. The Instructions are
In the form OF an ordinary Circular
EDITOR OF THE GALAXY.
The origin OF Tic ImpeT'iaLiSt was due
TO more than one cause. 1t would pro.
badly never have seen the light had
the only object OF Its founders been the
dissemination Of monarchical prIncl-
pies. The newspapers OF the present
day are rarely published from purely
phtlanthropic motives, but generally
In order that sOule one may make
Probably there meyer Yet lived q
journalist who did not cherish the
dream OF some day becoming the pro
prletor, or at least the manager, OF a
we'll established and successful paper,
During the fall OF 1868, q New York
Joul hhLlstI ~ eaFnesG AuperlAilst, was
LoIueEink tne question now ne could
reai'Hs enls uteam. Discussing st leis-
u t. ot..ents tne proolem-how TO
osn' ~ ne vi, anu make II q sue
cess, w. lell unally into the following
''a'n VI Ieasonin w
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ny, Can ue pushed INTO circulation by
peislsIeh! advertising. us real value
% its reaue IT,! rs mater OF minor i'm
portSnc f, LIZ LIZ Geeonstan!ly advertised,
w p upsiI VIII ouy It, me journalist
" WHO'LL WY SPEAK was perfectly aware
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h !. c"I'aI 10 spend Iot auVertIs-
.nS Purposssi MS Proolem now De-
w nle Isuuceu anu sinpllneG 10 this
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ultously. now, ne reasoned IT, a pa.
peI whlcn suouiu advocate political
Soutse "nicn hellher me Republicans
nor me Democrane party would dare
70 inuorse, II conducted with sufficient
y auu Iofce, Woula secure, In
IneIr JoInt aDuSe, unlimited Hratultons
' nuHStt 5n 5 Ins oono@iouH scheme
I,o n,h oe i aad ~ one party upon
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