The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17

MN Diatriet over the river.

Nlfklnta IN lne AEutTlCNl SHlVh' SAS "s-'
the first born daughter Of Virginia under
the ordinance of 1887 tina! devoted the ter
ritory northwest Of the Ohio forever to
freedom, progress and ultimate dominion.
She was largely peopled by emigrants from
the old State, and she has become, as Vir-
GINA once was, tho mother OF statesmen
and Of great men generally-great in war
and great in peace.
We have recently noticed, as coming
from the pen Of that great American letter
writer, Private Dalzell, Of Noble county, q
newspaper article claiming special pre-emi'
nence for what is known US BinghauPs old
district-that is the Congressional district
opposite this city-in tho way Of greatmen,
He went into details in that letter and
showed how natural It was for man born
in that district to become distinguished.
The very air they brcathed and the very soil
on which they grew tended as 1t were not
only to inspire them with high ambition,
but to afford them tho requisite capacity
for great achievements.
There may be something in this-who
knoWsP Greece was small country, yet
II had its radically distinct provinces--its
Attica and It's Boetia-adjacent provinces
the former remarkable Tor clear headed
and the latter for thick headed people.
MI, -, H. ,l,o ana. IN Tho ,root State nj
thiS n'AS We '''V ,'''o :" ,.,o So -
Ohio, and the Belmont district may W 't'e
Attica Of Ohio's AZ, 600 square miles,
Al nil events. tho Pittsburgh DiSDalch
..n..,soJ Nth ,bo idan nat tho Six.
- lPles,eu WV" '''U 'NT" .""s w 80
teenth ONO Congressional DlSlF'ct ID Fe-
markable tract Of country, and 1t discourses
about n nfter tho following fashion:
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