Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-29
InHINuEiibOLL.

WuIIlI bc allowed by INV W. 'h''N wv "
witness,
There were hundreds liHlcnlnB to hih
last night ia his attempt io degrade nhh
Jrstrny thr verify III th" sacred writings,
Who, II they had been sitting nH jurors
would have been obliged, nnd" the
laws 81 the land, to reject hls uIlcrnno"n
No. mr IN they depend upon his indlN'd-
nal opinion and cnd"uunonl,' nH IN
worthy 81 crcdcn'"
We mention this inci rinply I" show
where The world mol the Church, nor
any particular sect ~ rrrrd, lnit i'''
universal sentiment al mankind
plnrrs IA mnu Who uhrnlycH hinHrll
Voluntarily aud b"asllnglS from
all allegiance IT, nn "nihIl'
otrni Gup ~ the existing h'ad m
the universe. That N,.} nc, lH"lhlon
him from humanity. II destroys the
common bond 81 u common allegiance
That human kind have come Ia ackh"wl-
edge tn u common h"nd. u destroys
that confidence which one NAN must
Irpur ~ another Ia ORDER I" llc exist
rncc ii any community ri feeling,
licllrrling men, men al the w"fh,
have come I" act upon the boiler TIA"
ihrro IN no innate huuraly IA man that
In nhRnlul,ly trustworthy, unless i"rtihod
hy snmr ncnsc ~ accountability Ia
higher power, They know likewise that
there iHnnhuman government ~" search
lnp or swift 10 inlllrl pcnnlly Tor wrong
doing ~ that II can make men hohri
when they think Themselves h"y"nd The
reach 81 law,
Therefore. iuru put thir and That to-
prlhrr, aud they ray that Whit u man
hrlicNrH IN hla inner cunHr i"'lhn"HH ~ !"
hin relations 10 tlliH world aud Tho next,
II the chief tact ~ tu him, II ihiH w"rli,
IN hiH lhoupii, In tn end all, then lac In
what we call man al policy nnd wo
trust him iirl 80 Tar ~ hlH lnlcirHln hire
furnish Inducements 1" Il" right ", on
the Other hand, ho bclrv,H that lac IN
always, oven Ia the most retired solitude,
under the eye al nn "unlr"i"nt h"lnf
whnac government IN formulated IN the
comprehensive rule, -" unit" others ~
ynu would have them io I" you, then,
We call him u man al "prinCiplr,' AMI
wctrllri him beyond the rcuh al human
law.
II In II Hipnilicuni tact, ~ Indicating
the him ol public mniImcnl In thin
connection, that the i'rcEs hnH with ~
unanlmliy without parallel on nny "thrr
question, denounced thh man AMI liS
utirrnnccs wherever lic has Appeared
nn the public platform While accord
ing a. him, IN the prcHs always d"cn,
aud should that freedom al opinion nnd
debate which h the lnnlIonHhlc right 81
every American "u all uucsiinnH " hlch
Iuicrrrt humanity, II llur mol hrHitnicd
Ia mulc uui 10 HIN that measure nnd
quality III criticism which hiH arrogant
prcrumptinna aud rurrllc nnlngoniHm
io the sentiment ii the age justly merits
There nrc two apparent nud palpahlc
motives which sntil,ionily explain the
course III hon lSuEug"li aud leave 10th
inp rlac Ia be- a,id The Hast motive In
money, Two hnnlrcl dollars night
iur rchnnhing tho .iiuc clap trap pr"iuc
iinn II bcttrr than even what N termed
II lucrative practice al the law, u lac
mined IT convincing the world AMI cuu
ycrtinu II IT, his vtrwa. hU hH ABILITY
enough (" nuke - rlnuaIllo aud even u
troublesome argument ~ support nl any
poaillou hc might take liul The evident
hack oi uinccrity In hia harranghcH, ~
we'll IN the evident rilurt Ia hc ucrrn
trio pnd witty ~ tickle the Uar
rather than IT, touch the heart
III His hearers mnkcH this mo,cruafy
motive so transparent ~ I" destroy ANY
great degree uf inlrrrul IN the poi
iormancc Tie ~ not The klnd III maj.
tyr that would huru ut The stake az uu-
durc the haAlilc fur his opinions. lac iH
only concerned tu catch the let aul
Rwrct that uosc lruu the lecture bureau
Tho second motive contains oil the
element 81 sincerity there Is IN him ani
h,s performances IA hr II the only
man 81 national prominence who II
making ~ public avowal, IN we'll IN
.huHinrss speculation, upon h,z IRE.
liglun, Eo too. hc " the tirHt represent
n,iNo ii one II two clawos III mon Into
which humanity II divided. Tho Que
class isthat which p"aacssca an cSulct-
nnco oi health and animal vi.
tally which makoa II cntiroiy
acli.relunt and oy,n mnIn ~
lean upon ~ acknowledge lta
allegiance Ia any power oven % n
GpL. The other IL that debility II phys.
ical condition and hllioua temperament
which h always looking toa power le.
You'd itScli lot u support,
Bon lN0eRsolI never Ia hla liic, per
haps, hal neutrality-suspicious. Of any
lack Of aclisuiliccncy Ills fine physi.
cal proportions and perfection OF health
full habit makes him, doubtless, ever
buoyant with animal spirit lie Ia al.
ways running over with surplus vitality
Like wcll-icd western bull. ~ he Ia,
he would gore the. ground with defiance
il he could find nothing else Ia attack,
Following the bent Of his animal spirits.
while drowning his better Judgment, ho
is sincere to the extent ouly thai he al
lowshis animal nature to exprun ia 10
fiancc of everything that smackA Of no
straint or seli-lenial.