The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-30

TWO Uuiona, auu they certainly do
prove that, on the very evening before
the explosion, those trades had fully
discussed Mr.. s's case (the real name
was put, but altered by the EDITOR land
had ddl5posed Of II, AB follows Thew
agreed, and this II entered accordingly.
10 offer him his travelling expenses
(arBt-claBs) 10 London, and one pound
per week from their funds, untIl such
time 90 he should obtain employment.
will only add that both these score.
taEies spoke kindly 10 me Of Mr.. .; aud,
believing them 10 be sincere, ventured
TO advise them to mark their llsap
proval Of the criminal act, by Offering
him two pounds per week, instead Of
one pound; which advice they have &C.
Cepted very readily
Henry was utterly COMPOUNDED by
these listers. Flf
HOldfast commented on them thus
'MeBSrS. JobAon and Parkln virtually
s0y that, II A, for certain reasons.
pushes q man Violently out Of Hills.
borough, and B draws him gently out
of Marlborough for tho same reasons,
A and 3 cannot possibly be O.. operat.
Ing. MesHfs. Parkin and Jobson had
80 little confidence In this argument,
which is equivalent to saying there ls
no such thing aS cunning In trade, that
they employ ed third party 10 advance
It with all the weight OF his popularity
and seeming itnpartiallty. But who IL
this candl d person, that objects to a..
sumo the judge, and assumes the judReY
He is the treasurer and secretary Of an
Union that does not number three hun.
dred persons; yet In that small Union,
Of which he is dictator, there has been
as much rattenlng, and more shooting,
and blowlng~up wholesale and retail,
with the farclcal accompaniment OF
public reputation, than In all the
other Unions put together. We con.
slider the entrance OF this Ingenious
parsonage on the scene o bad omen,
and shall watch all future proceedings
with increased snsplelon.' .... -
Henry had hardly done reading this,
when q man came Into the works, and
brought him his fifteen pounds back
from Mr.. Jobson, and line, Offering
him his expenses 10 London. and two
pounds per week, from the EdRe.tool
ForRers' box, I'LL he should ind em-
ployment. Henry took his money, and
sent back word that the proposal came
too late; after the dastardly attempt 10
Rssasslnate him he should defy the
Unions, until they accepted his terms.
Jobson made no reply. And Henry
defed the Unions. T'' faH
The Unions lay still, like some great
fish at the bottom Of q pool, and gave
no sign OF life or anlmosity. This did
not lull Henry into q false security. He
never relaxed q single precaution. He
avoided WoOdbine Villa; he lodged and
doubled like hare, to hide his own
abode. But he forged, handled, and
finished, In spite OF the Unions. The
men were civil to him In the yard, and
he had itall his own way, apparently.
He was examined by a surgeon, and
reported healthy. he paid the inSur.
ance premium, and obtained the policy.
So now he felt secure, uHder the Bgis
ofthe Press, and the wing Of the 'Goss.
hawk
By.and.by, that great fish I have
mentioned gave turn OF Its tail, and
made his placid waters bubble little.
A woman came into the yard, with
can Of tea for her husband and full
apron. AS she went out, she emptied
q set OF tools out Of her apron on TO an
old grind stone, and slipped out.
The news OF this soon travelled into
the office. and both CheethRm and Bayne
came out TO look at them. t..,.'
They were set Of carving tools,
well made and highly polished; and
there was a scrap Of paper with this
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