The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-17
YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY. YOU
TAKES YOUR CHOICE

/ for the power of seeing
ers see us. The ancients
most Important lesson,
y This self knowledge is
z glorious as well as in
sometimes it is exceed
to hear and contrast
self from different sources.
could anything be more
ian the following spec
Republican papers re-
and its course:
that The change in the
st i'll Iproprietorship of the
Mr.. " heeiing REGISTER
lrtedlmay have a political
made significance or per-
exit haps, not. We notice
any rate, that IL is
est of not blowing SO coldly
smll-. upon Charles James
lator Faulkner, as il was.
tenn And We may say,
diS.'that by comparison,
Samelthe idea is suggested
enuyithat Henry q. DAVIS
srna Il not quite SO deep
) Col in its affections, as
Ven formerly. We have
,rouslately seen some
Rep words OF praise Tor
from both in the paper,
erke but the pats on the
pear back seem q little
any more emphatic Tor
for a,thc eX- Minister than
from for the smiling Sena-
)rary tor. 1t was not ever
Were thus. In times pre-
troll vious the euphOnIc
lvclylSyllables of the form
can.ler's name have not
mentioned IN
sup ardent terms. In fact
kner when the lengthy
.nder patronymic of the
sum-lcOurtly gentleman OF
his IN ,ture years, found
Drtedlits way into the
hen, columns OF the REG
Smil- ISrER, IT was gener-
him ,aliy In connection
rams with rather cool
hich phrases while the
4 10 name of the nagnate
4 his Iof the railroad and
must coal mines, was al
rcise ways dwelt upon en-
ginal Enthusiastically, his
Iavi- slightest official ac-
qui.tion provoking the
the warmest commeula.
Ter Oh ton.
Har- But according 10
70, at what has been init.
main mated 10 us, this new
iner, style in the REGIS
EGIS-'TER is only a cloak
ming to its real purposes.
fea-'Considering Davis II
NJ oil stronger candidate
art-than Faulkner, IL
lner, speaks favorably of
pre- the latter, now. But
over he is not "its own
How true love-" Its hopes
n the and desires are cen.
|. G.tered in Johnson y
may Camden. He has not
AL yet given up the
init. game, and Mr.. Mof-
was let, the new editor, Il
not relative in some way
who.or other, which we
wall fail 10 remember just
Il re. at present. will, at
Da- the proper time do
not his best towards hav.
whoing the family repre-
na-,sented in the United
and states Senate. 1t has
thelalSo been hlnted To
niryius that the change
and in the ownershi D of
manlthe paper means
liam ] u d &c Thompson
dis. (another relation OF
ruct the editors, we be-
liled lieve) tor the Su-
:, in preme Bench.
tins As regards support
this ing Mr.. Camden for
lerall 1.-THE Senate, We ask
OseS, why not? He has
'irst, done mucn tor, aud
= set'received less from the
d TO Democratic party
i'm than any other man
Mr.. IN IL. Heretofore
king when that party has
Ill TO had il in its power 10
Next reward him rs by
Mr.lgiving him q Sena-
en- torshlp, II has forgot
heselten him and beStow-
ents, ed the prize on some
weretone else.
the so II the REGISTER
q inlwants TO change this
Mr.. We do not blame IL.
Ding Let IL, II IL desires 10
ward do so, shout for Davis,
ltro scream for Faulkner.
Dmbl and play its hand for
N, IL Camden.-I Ritchie
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