The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-31

10 ask for II, and gets mad because be
cant get Il, and rushes iuto print then The
other sub-distrieis ought tobe supplied II
they respectfully SAX Ii Gad Aesd it-apd
this would involve = taxation and ex-
penditure not mnch, II any, short Of
100000. 1t must be remembered that
the 'bdPd lines Are hot always the sub
district lines, for instance, the direct line
Of the Third Ward Il 18th or John street,
while the south line Of Clay sub-disttieE
Il 18th or Centre street, 90 that Il is a
deIusion and & cheat when DR.. Hupp
speaks Of his school - the Second and
Third Ward school. v
The substitute offered BY myself 81 the
July meeting, about which Dr.. Hupp
complains, was merely deelaratory oil the
Law and rules and had the effect To- re-
lieve hiA Rover crowded school Of the
children Of some Is families. Ills and
has been standing rule Of the Board
and has never been rescinded a. Dr.. Hupp
states, which he ought 70 know II he
knows that he IL nominally Chairman Of
the Committee on Rules and Regulations.
Nov the fact that the members present,
Of the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds, voted against DR.. Hupp's sub
stitute disproyes Bis assertion that they
made appeals for the redress oil Clay.
Superintendent Hervey never officially
reported any such calamitous want,
The Commissioners Of Clay never asked
iorit. DR.. Hupp asked for SOWethiag, and
l. angry that some one did not christalize
bic |Whst IL itr into something practi.
cal and Ineligible. -
The Board never refused TO give Clay
her due portion Of all things needful.
Her greatest want to-day is TO get rid OF
DR.. Hupp In the School Board.
From the foregoing I think Il snfti-
ciently appears that all this blubbering
aud blowing by this Bcmbastus Furioso
il uncAlled for.
: I know Why be attacks DR.. Baird. he
Il known 70 be personally hostile 10 that
gentleman, and be further knows that
vhen they differ IRthe Board as TO mat.
terra relating TO Clay Sub District, there
is very little difficulty by the members in
determining which ia right. -aa.
(which u Why l remark. t.
And my langulssi Pliln; AID
That for ways that are Oily
And triekz that ara vain,
This heathsn chIDes Ia psenllF;
which the same I an Ifes % maintain"
But Why be attack me, when ] AN only
one Of the Board Of 81, add Of the ma
jDriiy against him, ! cannot conceive, uu.
less he knows that am good nasured and
Won't whip him for it, and that ! rather
"a little tit DOW aud then - f
with other than the best Of men"
Nov Doctor stopl Quit drawing on
your fancy for your iAetsi quit soaring 70
The starry bedded isles ofspace and bask.
ing mid the vast fields Of liquid ether.
Come down from your exalted chronic
vanity, and incomprehensible, pOnderots,
pomposity, 6niess, indeed, you expect TO
add 4 new chapter TO your picsickian
autobiography, thereby adordiDg you an.
other opportunity TO array with glitter.
ing ostentation before a suffering and
uauseated public the fact that at Ger
tain period OF your most illustrious life
the schools Of the city were carried around
in your jacket pocket and that you were
the member from Clay whose influence
wa incomparably oyershadoWing.
Don't make any more personal attacks
in an article condemnIng personal attacks
full Of personal attacks, bat remember
that the School Board, having TO deal
With facts, and having in charge the inter
ests OF the public and taxpayers cannot
afford TO cater to your boyish vanity; and
il again you attempt TO rise from your
normal "inconspieuosItyS please do not
doe the public with an effusion more be.
coming eipa cat than gentleman.
it .Is r. a. COCHRAN.