The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
TasqnteIltgetreen
-, n. n Remedy for tthe
FSfipi"' Hard Times.

Hufu IlhE
r.,.,. from England shows that 4
u. -. Il unprecedented proportions !.
fsli' ...", '" among the cotton sPinners. II
a;..e.,. t's,e,, will involve 10000 opera
a.'' a'a, ,DJ, counting their families, per-
We w., Ill . million people will suffer
~ Il The manufacturers declare
ss,s. ~ term, which they offer are the
.'.,b,. a+.s they Gao afford, owing to the
~, ~ D 5.eIip. ,ud depression IN their
&C., g" brough, about by the war in
d. s't.' gns and the loss Of the American
'TS.T y. 5.D,,..iOn in sOttOu spinning in
r,,',,J =, zoe, h.ud in hand with thsSreAi
In, ia the iron and coal interests OF
S..,, ... R,it,iu. These are her three lead
=, i,5u,,ri.s, and it is difficult to APP
...,i,,. th. extent Of The misery and de''
f,ss., that mu,t speedily prevail among
S.s..,,ti,,s in the,e leading branches
si.5a,uy. There seems to be no rems-
i,lst he suffering people, ,.u
IA III. country the case is differ ent
10 N-..., W.. abundance OF cheap
OElig 70 INC S'@s I'll. h. NO.. vho
hrd hIII eAlI! oo'A'nAO,' y ."
~ siIlipg 10 sItricate themselves from
I.i.uo,,li1,tiou Of all employmenta in
s'- -, ,bou.apd. of per-
ssans A'u ''""' ..,,.s -
NJ EbOse a7Oca'sons nave ceNeu "
I,IB,b,n 4 living have found and are
I'M. ,b.i, w,von 10 these lands, and
's'ip VS. .'.o,.;or n .,ronv arm.
sFV'ga 'ne P'''e'D P',.:.; -.
VI hrong hea'sa are obtaining H''e
i,I,v,sd.ut livelihood than At any pre-
-, in ,b.ir lives. For instance,
WV NI -. Nsw York B,ale,ia Of
" wv -; ..;,.,;.I ,.,.,.,o.
Iastly the 10'i0"'ns eu''O..aI ie.'.su.' ...
nSsgfea' e@'S'A'OH A'
htd; .,,.,,
Ta Nssittn siIil. eI,sa'iUn S'.;sa ba. a nsraiIei
..-,S.,, ~ :, lrom The Canadian cities,
tsr,h OEls,s magnitude. The Michigan
CsiiL Railroad brought 10 lineage on
snail s'en!Ps Tan,u nuUsIUa' HSo I,s p =, their
4, " W,ri,ob,. where they mean to
Nh. Another ins,allment equally large
ElhIlOS this week. besides whien, we
as @ q nuIT'VIs hsu;,. ~. ,Ss;r obiscs;vs
~, nI,r,, on Ibis side Of the line.
fI.puuacted depression in commercial
saliasa i compelling many o' lhe young
"a y ss I D"ItGaJr ,I.ir io,tHDs. ~ II farm
i.,Is so,tion. Of The country where they
a. Girs productive lands for almost
ssitE
h'a'7snsut alluded to oy the 6aae.
as'tlT one Of many that have taken
Fial0d are s'llI CONSTANT going on all
Nr TIE Country Under the mead ot our
haai's'on count! news so'a IS 10 DC
s''a ,ei.Fene' to the large emigration
IN A' laI'ln'ns county oi u'eene' 90
Fa' an been The emigration 10 Kansas
" 'P'las from the Eastern anu Miouie
me A'' 4! T" s'lma'.a 'nA' Al isaa'
SwHs" iAFn' Will De opened up 10
a'a'e IN IhA'one STATE alone. 10 add
Ia 70 as'e, a vast number Will De open
an l'''' Missouri, Nebraska, Mime,
IA Artir'n and Texas. Millions oi
Efs eI Wild land will be reduced
culture Ih's year under 'ne
lhdcl 'ulgranls who were lately EN-.
%la 10 the lfo7 works and cotton anu
''s' mills oil the coaaiFy' aud as Ia
SfsiI ID and around cities and towns at
efga.n'' that haVs cast them sdflit
ing 70 tie dePrsssion Of the times.
lA'ailOd' oil these people will exPeF-
s@ s.a PlSeA'1s deprivation thu year. Oa.
1H"II make some sort oil crops and
Asalf' 'nd neIt year il they have
'''Ss' hey will start even handed IN
ns' Ia A's years from now lhe
'4a 7" have named will bIos'em as 'ne
.1s'iis 70 tie panic that drove these
~ ,F at" their borders
,..S Is' .N' the great solution OF our
...-,', s..sa = !A'' exodus from the over
s''S'a 'lat, oil the unemployed on TO TO
..s.aPIlAd' Of The country. We will
APItl0 m radical Fal0Rt mill this