The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-21

lsy =, morning, March "A, 1887" tha
l'a. ...nIy come into our possession
w.. ~ ,. v. Harper was the editor, IL. ant
Gs,s' SSi'.,, 4 Harper were The publishers
SI'"i' % Iio,. on the inside (2d) Pas'
ni lhDf awb~llns whIg,
publlihel TSIosI fsf
Nv H,rer a AcCroery,
wa fnutlIu Alley, Wheeling"
81. s,.l editorial paragraph reads rs )
,a.., as' soar thank. are due to Ralpf
D,.'I., O" E,q, for his assistance .t.s. . in pub
ysIs, L'a.'l ri. pamber Of the IVhig."
IIllas 14..capd editorial read. thus; "our
,.,1.', rill:plsus excuse the many M,' in'
i',I.r,ioD. FI..i hist they may perceive in 'hi'
amber, r it was got out between sun
sllsd ,aOri'e'' ,,,,,,u ,,,, :,
nj. mighty P,per-sO mighty that II
,,aa Il published only twice a year
w.. ...,,,,. .t.clly 7by s inches, and con-
T., a'aI a., f,. to .is thousand "ems" oi
=. .bieb rOuld be an ordinary days
.g,rrn,.jllou W. for one apprentice boy. And
J, n. name would not suffice for it,
~, so,pi,h inlanla, it had TO be made
prb.,y sith titles. . mn,
T.lbird editorial in this "Whs'li"9
Fgad RaoIagia'' Ad'O'o''" reads 0D
ab Eist:
"a, .ub,cribeu will doubtless per-
~. ,b,t Te have commenced publish
i.,,h, NV jTIiq semi.ysarly. This is giving
~ \ - ,,o Numbers in the course Of the
~, ~ SS,n our term, only impose on US
\, Is,T d Issuing one. We shall con.
800 -, %SuSIi,hing semi.yeGrly as long as
,,r, M sustained by the public"
Al We progress from paragraph to
,u,,r,ph 10 this semi.yearly little pa.
x,sd r.L IS ii we're, into it' true in'
,pas.s, We fud, like the placer Oi a
bs,,r., that the richness oil the yield
i,,,,,..., For instance, here is the
Eunh editorial.
IN, readers will doubtless recollect
aulu OUT last number we gave the edi-
IN OI lbs Congregational Globe hint not
i ssd q. their paper any longer, at the
ne, line informing them that we
yzn 20. exchange with such low and
uIr priut. Out Of courtesy at least
ULllbouud to send that number OF the
EIstO them, as We wish our cotempo.
Mi. 70 know when we speak evil Of
tAtn, A lev days afterwards, on going
otL, po.lOlice In our city, we were sur
ri,.d 10 Cad there double letter direct
abths Editor Of the Rhig. We took
4 out, OIcolrse, and 10 the number
dAs RAis that bad been sent 10
A.s Itll out. But this il not ALIVE had
nAy 81 cents postage upon it-and
Ai,5srtiy TO crafty the wronged feelings
DID. ,diior Of The Globe. The only re-
nnk that We shall here make Is, that the
.tiun Of The Globe are no gentlemen or
AiJ Eoull at least have paid half the
ptiss, and Blair should have paid all
IAsu Ep take into consideration that he
kurObbed The honest yeomanry Of Amer
Ia out Of millions oi dollars, and car
ia the treasury Of the United States in
GPOekel,
TIE Whsoiag lYhig and PhiOIogiani Ad.
EatVn a terrible anti-Jackson paper.
0st would almost imGgine that he was
naiiug The comments Of modern DEM
eitic newspaper on General Grant when
Fruliug such paragraph as the follow.
iss:
General Jackson retired from the
Presidential chair, and from pub.
lie lie, on the 4th inst. We are
bound to say that General Jackson de.
stTs some praise Tor the deeds that be
done beIOrehe wAs appointed Chief Mag.
tiiIIt; but since that time be has set at
liugtt our Constitution; he has trampled
d'En our best institutions; be has squan.
dsst away too much money In buying
VS'. Aud paying Blair, Of The Globe, to
receive cur praise
!st.On must have fell bad "a he pass.
ID through Wheeling on his way to Tenn
Essa some good Jackson Democrat,
Like OUT friend Judge Thopson, put a
copy Otshs Wing (7by 81 into bis hands
containing The above comments on the
elo.e Of biz career in public life.
They wrote poetry in Wheeling in the
dI'' Of this remarkable paper, as we'll as
COS, Some stricken soul sends several
Fstse' l'On NO. 81 U. S. Hotel" to the
sdl'ou, dedicated to some unknown ina
aoti'a, telling how some people say that
as Sifl bad forgotten him, "but Oil be-
as' 1t not be says. In other words,
as aallou' those whom 1t may concern
,slia's interpretations on this point.
F'fnnh.,
.sh,urrOt thus dtIpIse the VOW,
l@aH't'biiSht power beSOt."
iaes were lAbOrtroubles In those days
ii 'As country not unlike those now oc-
sa''lsg An extract ia published on the
S0''h page from the New York
s'saal y CpHHaa Of @March 9Th,
r NJ teighl days prior tc
70 We l'ne The Whig) headed Injecting in
a' fnt,' and reading as follows: "som,
'Pp'.Asn'iOn WM felt for The results Of 1
~ 1'' U uag advertised to he held this day ii
w. FHE, 10 take into consideration III,
ssa ... prices Of rents, provisions, &c. Th,
s''u' gu now being held, or was a shor
AZ
S-' 'iOSs, and thus far there is no ap
e''lHo' Of disorder nor any disposition
sn'Ia's The laws, The assembly Is re
s'lSI' 'f IN appearance though not sc
:. .ta'foa' "a We had anticipated, Sever
S'0a'sd pllcard. are seen above III,
-. ~ oil The people bearing the following
e.Ss cSaSe'i "NO Rag Money" HGive q
SaA ~ '0d Silver" ave Go for princi
Ri..'l ~ lAS 4, Against MOnOpOlies," "Equa
aT 'a Must and Shall be Preserved
a. "s'lll Enjoy Our Liberty or Perish i
,..,5 - LA'' Ditch, Down With the Char
s.st souOpOlies.o ~
.alSo'' reads a good deal as II hi.
~. .M ~. a'' now repeating itself. Th
=, .+ .lS iSs' Vi" the year In which the great