Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-20


princes do, roo Justice, IN the ntur, Hud
a. U,c representatives of tho uost hugh,
"fhurp IL no power but ul tool Th,
ulrr ~ a divine mIuistrr o. prutr,l
hu,uau lights aud to cNrrutr wrath
upon him that docth evil " The object
ut government sltuWawlmt uroIt' lrulta
uuus II is iur the pTuI.C II thrm that
du veil u isu hcucltricnt Institution.
Eyru drspuliaui a. better than anarchy.
civil government ~ iu the plans at ma.
tgrud aui temporal things II durs not
CO.,. lutu tho lytlW ui the spiritual II
cannot Cdutu lvtw the soul Hui t,ud.
Ihv Apu4tiry Whru Commanded not tu
teach ur uprak Ia thu namo ui Jcaus,
promptly appealed To- the higher law
W hrthrr u he right la The sight ti,nd
Goo huLru unto Nuu wurr than unto
t,pd. ludrrNr rt their ruuiiivut chat.
trurraud aud declaration, The APOSTOLIC
trt,hmF b. Honor all mcu, hove the
brotherhood iraT jtud honor the hing
Fiat o.. tho King, ur guNoIumruiai Hu.
lhuutN ut ANY kiuj, must be- -" hou.
or,,i ~ uut tu prevent ur diminish the
trar Ut tiui. the hove at the brotherhood
900 ly,rtvu,y lur humanity.
Ihc.r things holus pTumiavd. thcro
lr, aumo plain dulr,u which vNvy uau
uv,s Co. ,t,Il government
O. Ito o. bound 90 sustain q with
wru,, AMI urm5 u ~ a. mu,h % rc
ustuus duty &" pay rlghtlully imposed
taNyn ~ u ,s tu support tho services ct
Jhy SJurWpr, Aud m the extremity
1T tIt uryl tho citizen muud give ht'
nlr,aI uul Itlr tu tho miiun NJ WN
temporal u,,Jidru, lac unjust uphold civil
.u,rrpurut, tur hrsyhildrCu aui tot tho
,uu,it goucntl"us
" Iu Ut. country. NhrJv y,vIN man
ga ktu.. ,,,t, wJu ~ hound 60 UNvr
,t.v the lWU,hwv, Jui tu AL "a mann
tanning tho mayhu,U 81 government
Whom Jaurr, h rolh rrIirrd hum the
rus,d,u,l hr congratulated hiusrll. IN
pulIi, pl,lrcat that hC hal ,oasrd To-
tr servant AMI hcrumo one at tho
.utrrrt.us thus o. tn truy du,ttlu"
lu % urpuhit, uih,Dhpll,rH. ~ matter
IuU HUGH ur how HONOURED, ATE thv .cJ
wants. aud Ihv voters ~ matter how
IrN ur how humble. are the rulor, Tho
Imperial power a. With lho people
I,,N citizen. therefore, uvcy hH Nul"
o. over, other yitlfru iuJ lho common
d,lfuHr aud welfare.
~ stgru,nil, Thought that thvrv o. uu
lr,u dtuyh,upu ,u thu country IA &C.
saul 81 thu dit,hnpto 81 tho dul, 1T thr
hnuhia,. but that lmptrssiuu 10 uut
Warranted hy thy I,tH The lIlhuuo
Nmuul,. lur iNlu contains u table
.huNJuE what proportion ct thv 'ly,tura
lu thv -RtrJ NrN York discharged uur
ri the hlshvst duties ut ,ItiSvUslup hN
voting each year Er Slair unl,,ra dur
aux period 1T mrtN luuI wears, lrum
Is.b tn INbp. iurluNNC. NJ thlgtN uu
uull ,l,ruuus the Jttu Was lres than
rgFht, pee cent utthy voting population
Ia gy,,tal ct thr.r Years uut one hall
OF tur ELECTORS appear IA tho rhaustrr at
actual voter, u ,au never hv expected
that IHp por cont 1T thu voting pupula
uou Will actually east then ballots "a
ANY election. That canvass o. myth
,u ~ hr,b th, bt-t ballot o. drpusivd IN
the boxes.
Au.,u,,. tuuwliy. uWIlhuWprav o.
.ttr. distractions ~ the pulla, pt,ssUrc
"a ru,r.4. thr chronic habit which
...rt,. u.u have at ALWAYS putting q
iUiug ua until % o. tun bate, und other
..,u,,.. Will invariably operate t. pro.
,lurc A margin. often quite broad ul
uuu-yuting electors hut only thc most
.Ilm,il dyIpil,ttuu trum duty can
,1u... .u,h results as Jhyar STATISTICS
showed tu,Nt.t the iuu,h,.r 0, urt
uIii, a privilege. Il h. un nhyurau, aud
the man Who dHrv not faithfully ani
honestly east bp ballot "a election daN
O. neither % g,1i uur a patrlutlr ,ltIAru.
IIa responsibility 1T the civil WiminiH'
lUtttuu r,.ts uu the whole hudy at thc
Iu.rpu. ~ man ruu cNuuvrJtr himHvit
moan thi. bupivu. Tho voter Who, from
alG.h considerations. O., absent hnn the
I..II.. lu u,Ir, uuudty. iavuiltlvt o. Just AZ
much u,sI,,t us thr yoliicr Who man
axe. To- De- cut Ut the ranks When n hat
/ tlr o. bought
Nothing astauishcs "a more than tho
number at sl,rd m,u whu CZ'hvw poli'
| u.,. vhl ar, tua much absorbed iu bus
mra, o. Vote. ~ hu consult their 'sth'tr
| and grhgiuus ta,tya aud In,lmatiuuS aud
hAnk nom the harsh uui sometimes
| .Isltur and often dsagTvvghly asSo,i1.
/ nous ii tbc ballot hoS, and Nhu suilrr
\ H. .f,at gursttuuNui thu tlav ln bc 10
| 1. ffuinyi hy class IT men not ,umpC.
lent. intellectually or morally, tu give
! direction tu public aila'rs
Itisnnututiuus tact that rCp,aivrH tu
New NutA City have hvvu iu tho habit
\ a registering and voting iu the name Ut
| wealthy merchants and other yiuErns II
| wyutc aud petition, Who Wcrv known
hahtualh 10 rS,hew poll'i,, and "a
| u,glv,t the ballot
IA these honorable men couhl only see
tho drunken ragamGtlins who porsonalr
thyIn al tho polls thsy might learn 4
/ nav lrs-ln la political aiiairs
Tho ruth 10 supple and unmistakabls.
4 n tho pyapla ~ this country desire Epod
/ t-nyyrumcnt they must administer u
| themselves
Hut II they chcso h. absorb uhCg,'
! selves iu their business. and turn aNay
Ia disgust tr,m the nccvssary n'schin.
| cry III l.ultius, and leave the practical
results ui elections ~ the hands ct the
| srIhsh. tho vito aud the abominahlc,
they must DC content with such gov.
| ernmrnt a. thC~s Cas-ce sec 10 tn Eiyr
them. They vail find u a costly gov.
eminent. With drplurahlc insults ol
shame aud dishppuT, II j. sublime
spsctaele Whan men Peacefully AxscmhlC
ni tine polls. a. express their aggrcgate
/ viii a. citizens uf community "a
/ Ai,la Thoy are all Ciaares- the rich
4 III A., ,,,,,r th1 cultivated aud the "