The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-16
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AEoTE received last evening from, the
propriet0rs of the FairmOnt Rese Figtn-
ian denies that the editorial int bat pSper,
attributed by us 10 Cow RIRFuERF,Swa
written By him We{4gst PccePtS this as
conclusive, Of ttlohg a 4 3 4iOteasy
to reconcllsRit4tt thepppY things which
forced US into tho contrary belief. The SIM
ilarity betWeenthe article quoted from BY,
us, and one on the same subject that Gov
PErRponT would write lfI1e, we're 70
write at all ts5ving, perhaps, its references
to oliiirselves), Indicate thai tlle editor OF
the VTwaian 1850 thoroughly saturated
with the Governor that Is knows dc same
things, arrangcs thanain the same order
when he states thepi. llas the Sa1te logical
methods, and clothes his ideassfnthGsane
style and ip almost tho idffRtEal ldhguagc.
lie also, like the Gov0FH9r has Interview
ed the people Of the "mouhtatn districts
Of our State" una finds heif views the
same ~ the Governor haS found them.
He understands the troubles In Marshall
county the samc way, and explains the
situation in other counties in the same
order. . ~ r gEb4nsg sEtga1 kss'g j,
When we see al these, and other coin,
cldences which are perceived by us but
cannot be explained IN Others, il is not
surprising wefell into the mistake we did.
Since the Governor h mot our assailant,
the tartnsssOC.0 .FafarenOss 70 himupon,
that presumption is, regretted a At!t the
same tlmc the facts recitcd by us in refer+
encc to the passage Of the FLICK Amend
ment fep9in; and % W. undergrad Ehs
vleTS tbbeaH j4o be aiAAtisRS
expressed in the extrart quoted by us, we
urc willing EGShhll Have the fail benefit
OF them. We are ''In great hopes" they
will help convince him that the amend
ne4f4FRSPSO4t 9fgaafe55'H10J II
THERE is somc dissatisfaction, though we
think not very mpc4, because Coy. STE
vESbR dlAi not Cd 4 al FTtr9 64sl6n Of
the Legislature to remedy what the Lcgis.
laturc did OH the Capital ddcStlolf> The
only public expression, Of this that we
have heard was that given BY Ntr, FARMS
WORTH in his recent Olatksburg speech.
Now the aGtipp,pf Tie Legislature on that
question ina hot suit rs any more Than il
did Mr.. FARNswofTH or Others, yet we
arc persuaded Gov. STEVENSON has done
right. There & no evidtISe That # tAE
same Legislature were rci!afsGmbled they
wonl,qHap what l4Sy IA herp IRIS Yipl
Ter. 1EheyA hsd p6WGrihea to doNdB dieS
could do il convcnedsin on extra session.
and ,Ycreip 9Jpore favorable position 70
ncta fltsAE liz repeal dIatp focatioh al
Charleston waspraCticable without loca'
lion anywhere else. 1t could be done and
still leave tie questionopen. Not SO ailer
the first d hpCH q rcn9itl from CHARTS
ton now Involves u Observation-Disclosures;
and ffit ware possible Tor this Legislature
10 agree TO repeal aR separate question,
(andthat IS doubtful, Etpt they had ;aband;
ant opportunity andsiId not) it is scarcely
possible, ,llley eoia{I agtss + ei j. another
location. 1.-THE fgsults L,,Wollali have
prolmBlyIGeen q proHaoted, demoralizing
and aaeraslb, Intellectual session. a ,4Ew.
members EsQussted the, Governor to call
an extra session. for the correction Of af.
fairs in tRB 'KanawtiR; HIT II has ncver
seemed ID lis thatlnby such remedy wasy
necessary. It the disorder assumed sIclf
III aspect MS 10 cndangcr the peace or
jcopar lize liisys nd property, ,:4r GgycrnPr
could oltaifasSistahce 4tblh' me FetierAl'
Government at very short notice. Under
tho EtTprlstaaees,o the 99veF5enor very
probably declined, us we think, to inilict
upon ~ statf inc expense " an extra
session. II would have cost probably
$95OeQs4nd PlFPdy W. tsgisP9tqyFFgpy I A4d
appropriated $4,000 more than will come
into the treasury betorc-thc next meeting.
Ifa majority Of the pembers lad gplii'
ted In. requesting Gii extra session Coy
Stevenson. would hAvc had no discretion,
but they did not do tiIs n Indeed We be.
licyc, not ,WSSt Than half a dozen insisted
absolutely on a session, willie others were
willing the Governor sRohld do rs he
thoHgllhbcstianl we SelicTH he bps done
what WIS hest for the interests Of the
State N n .EarCcBIIl
O,,u uotUI,I,Or IF TIM p AFkaFahurW I'm.