The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-30
Che9nteIIigttrter.
,,ouoraDIC Mr. Vaughn CALI
GhG n" inrm Lecture for the Ben.
~ , nj the CIiiltlren's Home.

WHEELING W. ~
halrroG
' rm MI the ign, Of the times it seems
''D ve are going to have hard
a. ,oo nur hauds, suppose that
'Ip"' n.mpcratir victory in Ohio and
G'' ,,,mphlnt reelection Of William
.S "ragIl moi by any possibility have
Ns Vented .uch calamity however much
'@s 'S, have contributed to the vigorous
a the rag baby, In such times
i',e e'. /, bchuoycs the charitably in
j. Wv" ~, I,yi.r ways and means to over
o'''' ,I,priya,ion. that seem to threaten
'~y "" %l,..,. al our population. While
.4' r,lI 4, aid the strong able-bOdied
L, Ii,trcsscs OF the times have
'l.a amt Of their customary employ
I'o' /. hr more our duty to succor
l''' whom youlh, ineXperience and
,s,.i.l disability render incapable Of
Pi.inrnppn their own resources, Now,
UF,E,r I, An institution in our midst
ti,b ba. always met with the best
'aJ Ss. ol every good citizen OF Wheel
pr,l hardly say that | allude to
W. ulbiDlr,n', Home" IN institution Of
VIZ Sicl many Of our benevolent citizens
, o,,y treI proud, and one upon which
u ,Sy ii our generous and noble ladies
sp. layi.hcd much Of their time and at
, al, While the Home ilourisheS,
ysir /. constantly in need OF aid, and no
aor should suppose that temporary
r,o.p,fty means perpetual immunity
,on the consuming cares OF poverty.
Wtgo We have an opportunity 1t should
, " \, neglected lest It should pass away
gg.tbr bl.clc.s fabric OF a dream, Lee.
, "I have been delivered for the fur.
%rr,nce oi charity; great orators
@yr made the platform re.echO with
h,ir eloquent appeals in favor OF
@r udrring and destitute, and the
"i,h,ic.t thinkers OF our times have
e,lfrl forth their richest and rarcst
ibon,ht, upon the sublimity and sell i'm
m,I,Iion Of him who gives with free
md open heart. Mr.. Hamilton's gen.
,,o.ity /, unqucstioned and unhesitating,
md Ne have Mr., Vaughn, the honorable
Representative from the county Of Lin
oIn in our city and always ready to do
,nl die in a noble cause. Why should
20 mol avail ourselves ofthU opportunity
and show ourselves equal to the occasion2
lr there any that dare say we feel fear2
"a, one W. know Of no one more likely
ndraw a crowd, no one more likely to
make lecture ill the Opera House and
elicit a satisfactory pecuniary response.
Secure the services Of the Hon, Mr.,
Vaughn; We are satisfied that they can
be secured without other compensation
than the Consciousness that when $500
,hall have been paid into the hands Of
thc lady managers, his name will go down
10 the latest generation embalmed in
pety and in prose rs the unrivallGd
ltncilCtor oi our days and most single
hearted Of those who in every age and
cline have ubdlcd their energies to the
propagation Of a Just and righteous cause.
W. understand that Mr.. Vaughn has now
10 preparation II neat aud "classic'
lecture, one that will well repay delivery
indonc which no one will ever hear with.
oai feeling regret at its close. Ills sub.
et /, said to be- "MormOnism and
Lawyers" While helping on the cause
Of charity lie can congratulate himself
that he can do much good by exposing
tile ravaltirs Of the lawyers and de.
tIoping the cnormltics Of Brigham and
biz Saints Hoping that Mr.. Vaughn
may be persuaded to devote his great
power, To the cause Of charity, ! remain
aNcll w-hcr Of Wheeling. CHARITY.