The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-24
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'., a"'',Is o |. in full sympathy p,Y..,. .'sl u,
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.. s'la''.s. ~, sane the party is EDoHl
'!ll'I', ss,.... ,.a ,.esion. Of the country, country
ri' l...r s'. .nfp the u,s Of the ,T word
,s,' les,' i \ t..l no'biDs Of i,,l the KIND. 1s.
FI''a. ,i..,,tiou We may call it, ior
y 80, either in their real { or
y :, ,,,,,po.., embodied in the
b'1s ,..t",,br. More properly speak
= ,sliil.. With tb. new party
g., ,.ss. for the sinister pu,POs' 19os
t'sI : I.,,,,.,p.pl, purpose which
|. 4. .Bos,l. to .rulins passion; sion.
q :. ~ a',i,,J 10 ). he recognized leade,
-. sDoSlie.n party in the House Is,9 o.
'..,.,i.tivs, !. but notwithstanding 5l'
-, in ths debates in that body @
I'..srbip VS. more ,PParent than
% a.a, u.p, not only radical but
'..,'i,.ry II ID character aud .lH.,'
80 -, i, .o.h,ps events that Beni.'
=. ~. ,. Basltr ,h,Il ride the 'Opmo''
:, :, d nrolauOD. For this reason .,sn
" Nv ". = ,,,,, h,d thlt confidence, either
= n. :. g,,,gi.,s member. Of The House.
I'd. E.pobliels party Of the country
~ ,,,g sopl.r 90 him the title or
n,,,, Lin in lb. assumption Of the role
S.,s /, more s,plble Ot arPrecia'
g, ,sl Id lb,u Mr.. Butler himself.
~, s command the recognition
IA .p.sbi Iud falling to establish
s,.a t.A tbs Prssen: sdmini'stahon
.,sn d power behitd the
a-,, /, manipulate and msAsurably
.,,,,.ll 4, poIisy, be recognizes that be
,is,s,l position in the Republican
~, 1un.narlis With hii ambition
H,.i,.,s hu gradually Waned until
,,y pS.Ssd r.ro; be il today q apoliti-
Il p,,;,A. N ou.cui, having no place
~, b. rank, oil either Of the great
rts d th. oOuury.
I.sasu, u LuciIer, restless and un'
s,,,l,H. y The Wild waves, with great
.,r i intellect, Mr. Butler is not the
~ % ;u.lly ,ipk down into and seeeP'
b. Issu. position to which the policy
4 aa nd irllsrniiy between the
snis III temporarily consigned him
AssLl n.E f.lds lDd pastures green
ul. I'd, ia the new party Of many
nj, I'D rrisd cOgDOmen = domain
AHA, ,r.n though it prove hell, be
M r.iz TithOut 8 rival. Hence ID
st u SDd him steadily bui
astaa,ly ,ud yet boldly assun-
s, policy towards what he des-
iels, y he National party, by which
kERcs 1, 4 npgIs bound to spring tc
n Val - is recognized leader. Mr.
RtEi hiniiiua OI the new party is .
ari,sy devised arrangement Of gene
nl6s, aplEls,l. 4. it i. intended To be, oI
ru; hdiude Of Interpretation. Iu :
pat ihstt illed with an incongruoui
sadbAt Aud bird, d.h and reptile
Etd 'ssh Ii. people are invited tc
Id
Sa.d Batter. definitions Of nation,
6la ne uniquely Characteristic Of tht
M For instance say. he: "when you
aIain VbO believes that the fiuancia
MIA 't iSs country, "a at present con
had, u louudsd il error and sure tc
FOta ai<hisI, lDd sustain the miser
'a'EiA =. boz suffer, that man il I
y1all'
ID cher sOrd', when you see a mar
'sa tslia wa failure the financial
pig 'hkh hn brought the promises
aH' G''sInsnt 10 pay from the low
EaPA d depreciation up to within
Hsiil lnsiOr Ot psr with gold, til,
azriad Dsdiua Oi exchange between
h'iasa,, nd pot the iudu.trie. Of th,
ma q plane from which they car
t'taialy oupeIs With all nations il
u alft's Of The world, thA. man il
ISSsslL
VIA !ou meet Oue Who looks on Ii,
- F'1,fnntnt ~ a failure, a. re
la " fundamental aim oi govern
az .e.n n'' The greatest comfort 10 th,
p'isN saabsr, that man is a National.
"a ''SG 'o'd', when you end a mar
'sHr'a u failure the Governmen
',a ''PprHsd The most iormidabl,
s's,i'a ,'. 'l losi.nt or modern times
va fa'st hon ths hands Of four mil
- d 10 people The .hlckles ol bon.
Nd Ar. the broad n,gis Of il
e ss'sS'' p''sr owe, the humblest o
.ai = l'aa iinily within its borders
,.I..sa -, 'ssa''' lo' alIis people equllit,
-, - Nv thu, Msuring The create.
~ ~ a' greatest number, that man /
4. VIA you ssd . man who h.,i,v.
n IiSTE,iIos. ~. Ia, right 10 hi. own !
A. M ~, '5S 4 that nothing can destro
Ia ai' nan la National"
=. .s,llv q interpreted, when you zee
! va. ''a Sti,'s that the lecumulAtio
H;ISg y Industry and econom,
=, !, hlS.' in OUp.r above the pece,
s's %saItliiy struggle for hi. liyelihoo,
ssss .slsa 90 saai''ed lsAin., society, an
=. r+S' .S. ale he vieiou, aud the prOfli
tigat 10 ,peSc;.r.v o,,h;
s.Ss ,,'.s u. 'a,ins, to support then
e. It'iasf llE Dor custom can d.
'sa N.isht, ,isht, that man i. a Y.,iOpa
,,",s'a S'slt according to Butler, Is, .h,
= ,..'a,. ~ Is to have what i. rirh,iulI
SiH ]. .'''siasio he natural laws SoIsa Of Go
~ S,a'lh a..s, ". do no. Luo. if
:, u n a.'A that ID. Nation n-SI !. ,o !" .
s,s.'Ls,ss Ss a.,ss b,yopd ,h. p.,ri,Tes' n I
,s.sS..S,.s s1S,a S.sinNins' Of the human rae
,i,.,.,', ,'''A 'nA wild was,. Of Inn