The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-30

iSrencgs Of opinions. Tho SOLUTIONS Of,
soI,ie or them are embarrassed by grave
difficulties They require time as well as
financial sljll and practical statesman:
ship for their adjustment Differences Of
opinion on matters SO recondltt and conf
picSJ in an organization embracing so
mani, mon Observation-Disclosures, trained 10
habits Qfindepen1ent thought, expression,
and modes OF action, Hrc inevitable They
arc indeed to be expected and desired, ior
from such frcedOm'Oi discussion truth Is
ELECTED 4nd proper modes Of action are
dciuCGd, The men, therefore, who stood
so firmly while in minority, amid the
denunciatiOnS, arrogance, and scorn Of
power; tlGmen who met tho stern ext
genGcs Of civil war with such heroic cOur.
age, who asSailel the slave power and
extirpated the slAVG system; the men who
grappled SO successfully with tue perplex.
ing and pregnant issues OF reconstruction,
lifted helpless freedmen up 10 citizenship,
exalted them 10 tho lights Of civil and
political rights and privileges rand made
the nation free In factaswell,as III name,
should not shrinkittpn the less lnomen.
tous aud less embarrassing questions now
before them. -
Patriotism, principle, tho continued ex-
istence, reputation and rcnOwn Of tho
Republican party, and q due 5ense Of self.
respect and pride Of character demand
that Republicans noW,4 ms In tho past
should have faith in this capacity TO car
ry forward to completion reforms SO aus
piciOusly begun. 1t came into being as
I'm organization of reform and progress,
and should DO ever ready to accept the
living issues OF the hour and march
abreast with the spirit Of the age. I'm.
aided it has fought the battles Of reform
with Coastancy aud courage. Nor In the
work still before it can 1t hope l0g aid
from those who still cling to the traditions
of the past, pride themselves on their con-
servatfsm, and who, during the conflicts
of the past 20 years have resisted oil re.
form, and mourned over every cffete md
hateful abuse, as il fell, If there are Re-
publicans who are weary Of the ascend
ancy Of a party which has achieved such.
browning victories, who are tired Of the,
responsibilities Of power, and would rclin-
dufsh II To other hands, they should re.
member that there AFRO none worthy to
accept it., For surely they cannot fail TO
sec that Tie Democratic party, by It's poll
'ccy during tho closing years OF It's power,
and by il blind and iInFelenting opposi.
no,,,o ny evan now sS iC emitSen NV iudicial
h tS,, S5sSs roG,S;n5 ~ accent iLe Gonstitn.
Ent:SI = 1,a r 4 !; s;,ts e AVA and Anal Nas
Son, N nStrStSJ II" ,,ttcr ;ncNracftv for s,lcII
: ,rM"t '''N. E -" 800 10 -
4 4 ccifa,nmcl i'm t,successl; even arainst
y e. r,,,i oJdS' and md eTrsIin rerha5s the
IN ;H!ic Sitf,cSIt;eS of the nendin0 issues
tnSIv' Bon,,I;Iicn1a inokcd n GcneraI
1rsSfS. x dm;nistrafiST via, firh raised
,.,tn " otions IN conEoo thew nave been
T., ton, ond not aIwsva Satisfied with
y tE,I,a nrt ,vh;iS tbesS cynoctotinns have
mt becn f,lIv resIized IN the action Of
sitbeT tiia PESSidenIT6r of CongrGss, much
has heen achievcd. >, enop0h. 1T anv rate,
- sn VS ;%en, thot Tho SiffscrIt nrohIcms
S';i ill., %o ,vro,,@ht ont and Tho honed, fnr
;S:sy,,,t n conn SI;:bSS H.
= nsn,SrSrt Ean;e Observation-Disclosures 10
mS;UtS;n ;rvioIa'e the 0,ihlic faith Reduce
nc nnt;onal JoSt S;m;n;sh >tSxotion an
S snS H. S S,,r1aneg rstnrm oLHscs n
the eS SH;t;I ma SniIitSEw satyyre md main.
tSin otiier n the STATS IStelv II rebellion.
D., ,So So,nI,;nod scfSon oF ih" PTesident
~ i Heads rs nonartmanta . r. Tongress and
~ ~ HondTtI 81 ibc army many abuses
i tnS SdS;, ,nSt6 oA 1ani nSanv rafor,ns
;nSS S prrS;aent Grants indian mol.
;n,, Is nSi1, rth'eviSenceSofits instice,
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;a. WI ,.:nor tN ~ ,,6tSc,r n tho odminis,
ytsa oS ,o5,o ~ tLo StStos Iotelv n rchel.
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r. tttSS5,,a 4 x n,r,9I I,oS ho,L civii and
,t; ,; So4S hnon 5,;Srensa,l viii iTbe
snrrenSv has hSen' annreciatetl ii, valueby
toMs "n3 gcnreS oT m;IIinns If dollars and
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n u;na S IN arSo n ~ more Than s;xtv.
Sa',on ,;,I;a,,5 dallas IN tSe first fiscal
S Soor IF G"U GTani's aasSinistration In
The Inst 10 months of Mr. Johnson's adj
niinistration., the receipts from customs
ana internnl revenue were less than three
Iinndfetl anil scvcntY.tw0G millions Of dol.
lars During tho first 10 months Of Gen.
Gnlnt's administration, they were more
than four ,hundrel and sixty-nine millions,
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