davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-05

s d y re prs" S III" II G" s{ stos n"s
hss tNnn SUSTAINED by tho necessities Of wnr but
rsch nucr ahonIsl crcn' for its vnltin md c,!r.
rency npun iia"nns"nltnee I tlsn and i's sIrnHpt
redemption In tt'ln III tho VIII nf u bolflcr aud
!int Upon !s c,,u,t'.lis"ry .FS,tintin,. iilos"
tnoslry. If holders tloluni,sl Il. tho rronllsu
should r kept.
t,EFrSp1Sn.
Tho rofunllnH of tho National tlcbt at n lowct
rate Of INTEREST ehDntd 10 C0nllshGd Wts,t,ilt
Ns,tes, mil TINS disturbing tha business uf shg
ii,vo uccnpsi on financial questions ,i,lri,lH ny
lnuE sprfltW IN tt,HEIvaa, A1Hl Il, my thAt tlnio
9'i experience Hyn strnx!e en- . te o!i,,.i.s
The inatlcrs nr tho t1uyrrDnuit shall suffer M
'sntrtmrnt which It lnay br ppssii'lt for my adj
Mtnlstrnt!OH tn prevent.
AGRICULTURAL. INTERESTS.
Tho ntarc.ts Of agriculture deserve taorc at-
yet received. Tle rnr!us ii tho United statos
nnc-hnlf tho pcnpc, and furnish tiiticsI tilH
tnrHest rart of MIl tn.r exports. AA tho tl0vcrn.
nt sts ni, @ sis IT, fs qt L
shoul.t give TO tho tIars ut tho soil tho tghta Of
prdttlcnl sclcn:n n1'u experience.
MANUFACTURERS.
Our manufacturers arc r1,pl{t making sts In.
tnl M,ltl lnbor new and profitable ilalt!s Of efn-
plDyn.nt., This stcntly. and hcnlthy growth
".~, ...-.
THE 1srliMcH QUESTION.
t)ur facilities fur TRANSPORTATION Rlot h. trt}-
NOTED is lIe continued Improvement uf ullr
lmrbors ilt,d grcnt lnterlnr Waterways ind hy
tho i,,crdllse III our tultlagu OH tle ,,Gpat. rllS
i.rytucut or tAostysrtd's commerce t,Y Ietl to
III, urgent demand for Rilorten!1,x tno 9r,it srn
yt,ylup around Cuin Horn, l,y construct Ing s In
gni,nIs ar rnllYYuys ncrt,ss tho tsthu,liy which
unttcB tho tw., Continents. vnrlons l,ians tO
fills t,I, I'M ~ hng s.1aHc 5tuu but tIt,uu III tl1otn
h.lyu lynttl sufficiently tnAttlscd tn Wrrlnt rho
United atat"A extendnH pecnnt4ry nld. Iho
@ - ,G ~ ~uH t M ,t, if, u''HHuv I
10 thtrt,itgi, prt,tcoi!on 10 American, interests,
, 1881-03-05

famly u nus1ons. Thu .!ects|ve battln Of tho
wGr Tor tn.tpcn.lvncu. whose contcnnal ami.
w ,s sG0n dt 10 st ss"'fy b, or a f.,
et|on.ts wrro strnKu!nlx mt nn!y nHntnst ttic
armies VI Grent sir,t4't!. bMt aaaiN;t TO snstItd
cM,li ba safe!y intr'isei E, the guardian:
ss Il se "'f nc fcrvsns iosc q %sr;y
tho intriI!xont courage, and laying .sav!ng ,n. cnnl.
@ s erss sspss @ w'fh Il 9s ss's
they fnnnd litter \ short tllna that .h9 co1tei-
rrAey " States wns tnn wrnk TO meet tho nce.s-
!.ns,l i Ii Nst!"ua1 W'is % i"a!ils ditety apa,.
tnu,ra n,wers @ % of sclf.prcservation ana With
anun n,tnortty Ter tho nGcolpsiiit.r,nas OF its
f fMnarits tf ii rruei"n' have pee,, s,'.arEe. tHs
t foundations Of order md pcace. hnse bcnn
mi tG Trwt r.. hs n Sat 81 TIC nnther 'r
tucir desccttiants ijMlor this Constitution onr
thuluer from wilutut, a,ld secured for t1!olr
,lIarnrs a.ll t!g m rnMnlfy ol riEl!ts On ~ to
l,avr lIoen u.ldrh 10 tho unio,. WITH Cnnstit.,.
lions mid laws fsnlt,cd anlanforcod ey tl.o!rowt,
to sscrs mo S" a GfssoMt M S tGs
Ersstsr ,i,!. Hit It tic orss thirtse% statss:
T "f I'LL !u he s"pree," iriai II liz canstin lion
/ i.u6 nf
civ1, ar y, ss ~, n,rs"vs mr.. witssrs ,h"t M
iininn w." orca r,.,,,, tl,n hnnl md iiTc nf init
t;it .s,it' 9 ,",,u - trnm"or r,r ~ ~ III,
G"e r,!.s @ ~ 'sto Ws d'tl nrr5,ns ~. ~ a umy
,'M ~ thc sn4 81 tis iiTst cHt,lry t,f arws
"i,, ..s;n. H. III ~ ;a s,istor.. ~ t},cir h"nris
ir ii nno,,lo Inv" iatcly rcyicwpi liz co!,IsuH IL
,., G njmmn. ~ III, mntii.mi nprica 1 mi hn.:e
Tn"I,t:rnI tmI,. vii r,,IHr1ttu thn futtrn nj
mstrn'inu uwt ~ tluSt.rmmut II IN in+nrnrnt nn,J
,..,n thnt y. Iii u' IL n'"u"inrra ,y;h liz . .
ei;iut,ar '1 - tfo h n,r,"nt ~ t'l;tw ~ tho IL,
at.s.1tn''' ,n...1o' 20 'ne l"'o"'' ""'' ~ NAo 11N
es"'A''' rtr r,r,,ur.
Even from this l,rct review Il Is manifest that
tc Nation IL res"!!ttnly faclig to tho tront. r.
solved to ct,nl,y ~ best cnerEses la developing
tue great possibilities Ut tho ftturG. saGfc4lly
PRESERVING wE!tos"r llIs bccn EAtnctl to liberty
t1d Ht,'nt Hnvrrn'ncnt dnr!nR tho CENTURY our
peuplc ars etortnl,le to ieasc behind tlIou III
| those bitter controversies Concernfng things
| which havn beeu irreyacnnly s0ttlet1, md tle
further discussion Of which Gun only I'll! st!r up
| strife Ii,A delay the on~nrt1 tnRrctl. Iliq sn-
prc,,,nry nf to Sntfni, alt ts lasSs should nc no
lnngcr 4 ai,o!eet Of tlebnto. Tint discussion
which for h1!lf Il century tnreAtenel the extst-
encc ol tho Unian was closed ut laat ll tho hlEl,
, 1881-03-05
l,,t EcrTapa' pocu,larIcs. iltinEht hnvr spoken
thirty ur fOrty minutes III NIL,

Mannut AtltR It'Wi'} " tH'sM lug mISt
to he ~ tllattly !o9kg rs rs tna tlHt'. when Its
t t"cc VII witn "'' iisnt, M mud na nilexihlity wn'sn
S "csL If,: ,,a fny nc ~ - Sss r.. E,m4 ~ fm9 % n.
..a. " y ~, ~, IT, x,., nt,
WIN the! 'iSNss Mnr"N@rI't @ h'tm t .u @ a"'H ,,, ,
hs ,,m,,s' MI" no t.nrrhi ' III mi hls Whit hIt,j
n,, orc pngs Of tns {,il}c, un,l viii Ills
blue eyes !!mkcl, with u nun % %nnrA! lu,presstyG.
tcss, int, tho qne Judges, White repeated tho
sStt nvnK "'t II; ana ftssS sti H IN, hx. @ % frs, @ Of
mine pressed Forward md found TINT he AA't
loir,h vsrs!;s oI ~ tws,,ty-i!rst chaGtcr, IL
he Md nIiulnatcrsd tl,o "Aii'. iiisnostr'lt,Ntl,.
cr nllel, nn1 titgrb wns II movement of his
thrnat, a1r. 1urilGh1 scg1uett wrought up 70 II
'Lltch. mt Of excitement. hut Of inward fucing
,,r Tr,,yEt, II, ,,,s Mor,1ru.
WIN wc. ,,,,, n r,. r.e, tx,I, ,,in,. mi, bcn)inr
,,W, Nsssa p,s hrr w ", Tx i ,sn. liz t ssssp
p"thS;,'s ;;t's %s5f III MsJ VIZ G II r'o asars @ % II sy e
tMnts o. hM knpt1c t a, M, WIN y, ,,,, nrs uM '
s' "ai. eok s,S his nosls M IL. to tho supreme cni,.
hss eoytry ;s,rr s fhe t,'I t''se,st%, 1t
1tk l,cr sut.tu,ton yrry iilniesly 1n,n,rtlln,eiy
i.c laIes N thtHs & Eesrntlo',Is r q n";S,; ',
Alnlnr swain nH!i weIit III f.'olr own quiet why;
directly 10 tic Willie ttut,ac. Mrs. !lnycs gl,l
i.t, stnnrj ,M.n 81 ti,t, n,t. Ia Ind tI,itt
tt t III s sSt sc,n, wsr sgy gas a ts 1sros nsas a
ran Sr"ss Tax! III! eI tfa aiTaprs 10 @ aa stook hs
. u,,S M ~. ,",' ~, ~ ,, .,' ,,,.,r, ~
THE OAtll .tSn Tit: E,ss.
an,t he looked III II he eu,ll luvo shed tears II
~ 'AM oeiH ~ ~, lohe @ Wy n,,I nIs .uu'v ,o.
sh't,k lis hM,,i warmly. Yet there wcrl il fuw
sm.!lcs. ,lu nu. rrca my innugnruttan-Al,d
nvrrytlIug h1 passed viii s..ch solonM,,y, joy,
nn.i insrrest.
n spE tnG S %ys to rs oP ofw rea esas
tlnlf Mrs lpyrs on tho plt frll, WIS NOW sGe,t.
on coscr inspection, 10 iIvc bu1,tet uf lilies "
tho snitey. iirr Int w'1s pf ttnt,tt white Stytt
WIN Mr!nchs p!u,t,es. S,e w"en M ah ~ NMSMn .,E'Is
ar,isk!n stnnk l,ear'y 10 her teet: ier Mress
@ ,",s, Mrs fi,rcLi w"r" utk.rrsM Its yuivet
sis tnr4M. tittn!nse ,tr WIZ. a unGg ~ i.rHs:
nMf'i"is ,nsncs W.T." WITS & Gr VII l ti,,f. tnins
l.lack s!lk quilted Goak: Io ,i Gmn'r or, wen
ontIei M s"t wns ss,o .u1 n' ny.. " s H. ts rx
at rfrI "m ~ m, opi%: Wmt t;arslJ. jinyes. pem
nleto'' ana nr'aht' 'ao seFsea"t-"'-as"''
FOUL: olito MEN OFT or FIVE.
vtry ike l,ur e,,,l:s. sui rtai wsrn c.,lnr VIII
/ on cr ii, coiilply Checks iler wli)tu llalr Wis
u. H. for 5 npst hpfs, sYSsy ryo !s .y. ,Srs IRE
iiKu unrci.is. 3irs, Gnrauid, III. tho uprn nIr
iokcI yo,l,r and pset,y, list oltl c,ItuEl. tn %
ba,,gcd, n,d red lips. VIM ic.lncsl 9yor
nsss sst Ga s 1ss tsn. n VIZ ey os ,,,y sri
~ Tin ,ln,r o!t!ny. Ilp refused to sit before
Mrs. llnycs. aud tley fn,,phs over i j. minute.
lid ~ tic ptntrur,, IL s.c,,,s he ,,"encs. to
'isns @ vi WITH b., i'rrsiisns ilaycs , rhurslnY nsht.
, 1881-03-05

Capital. There tho ncH Ffco-PrcftflGtt fhKra
tiu tNlth rour1ctlnR tho autonomy "s
tho Scnn'n III tho nrw Administration. At th!s'
t,nr tho uIit Administration cnnses II bc Thu
Government now has. f0r tho limo being. Chief
A,agIatt,lte. the tpw vice-tresflcnt. ami he. With
thu scrntc he rcsi'tcs over. takc the fresItlcnt-
elect nut tn n platform before thO ppopc. who
nrc standing nrn,r!
TIE HNE.tr EAST STEPS OF TIE C.trtTOt
rs they stool In uroad md Wall street TO ECO
Washington appear. md swcnr him In Oh tho !
hulc'my. Tlcrc, IN tho preseuca ot tho |
people mud tho procession. and alnt'1st
sulnscs OF cnuuon, tho now lsrsIslrnt
swears to preserve lsrutcct, mud deteiltt
tho Constitution ut tho un&tca stntcs, aud lle
thot nnkca speech tu tho crDwsl, outlining lila
vewsor hls coMccn!ment ut thonn, rs tho cnso
may he. lie Is FrustdGnt frnm thu li',tNi!nt hr
lilo white iionse, wi,scl, il alsut vncatci "
'uwn Hsr' mikes up l,l. catlnet, wnlo pa wiEu
y'''s hSr L! MI hs u Tug q ~ .r.
lin, nur rl.io with hnt
NlltNT woEfD :;Or HAVE JOHNSON 90
to ,he, G4p!tnl IN his cnrrtapc.. Hut this year
70, cy yay M Iys' " r w' ak ei Emit sns ", s m
Washington by Invitation mud uudo pnrs or his
rivals lnt'',nt. II thnnynthor rtsEerts t!.-tay's
Intelligence nmnlfg politicians mud ucople. Thu
lntr srcrsssHn. hA II llrtE Issue. WIS III noru.
ssi sssHnsss Ss1 sn 1s3r III v,r Sss To
Cnlhnnt-.cttrnycrs werc tho nuly blot IN
thy. tsee Of THO ieace!wl .n9rss!ng. Tho scu,ss
wing Of ihr Gnp!t"l i",i!finR. .whero Stu,ission
ws'* % Krva. privilege Thr x'lIsscs @ wesp G;afly
Rraph yos, nv notcs Us wroto tho,. tarlleIis
fnniliy cn.a,e In III ha1f-past 10. tirat his O11
mntiur lit .wlsnt nppcAreu to be II h!nck velvet
rablnns lnueiJiu !lnwn. t1cr hnlrs wcrr white.
sic ilq'l ii aa,tHrc incr. tho foruhrnl very large
, 1881-03-05
WASHINGTON.

w WASHlNGIVN.
Inauguration Of james A. Gar-
field rs President OF the
United States.
Graphic Description by
Cath" of the Days
Proceedings.
The Weather Enr1y In the Day
Abominably Cold, Wet, and
Boisterous.
An Inspiring Kaleidoscope Pre-
sentcd During the Change
OF Senates.
The Adjournment to the East Porlico,
The Oath, The Kiss, and the
Inaugural.
Undoubtcd Success Of the Grand
Procession-Its Features ln
Detail.
The Ceremonies and Festivities
Crowned with a Mammoth Re-
ception and Ball.
Allison OF Iowa Offered tho Treas.
ury Portfolio, but Declines 1t
for Family Reasons.
Closing Proceedings Of The Forty.slxtlI
Congress-Failuro Of Appor-
ttonment.
Excitement and Merriment 0ansod by th'
Presence Of Armed eontriea at
the Capitol,
THE NEW.
, 1881-03-05

tufnpAaS Ut Mflf tulCB WhlGH nlknt A3uFGGA
standing upun tho pnttoru, and hooking over il,
wo,tl! har!ily hear y " whisper from those 1,vD
@ Ests At ea Sss %sa
wioru. linrncld woulti! nuke hs speech, rep.
rasenlf1g thAt frat Ut our Frcadehts !ifrssod
ikY s. Hre.k or knt: @ or M rnf1hor. 1 ur1reS*e,i n
Ills left haud 70 holds i shnrt swotl. which he!s
p%s:at!as Inward 70 ilsayYn., u t. # y ssy:
'ssss the tsecf eiS 0s qs
VIM Tbis statue WIS. surrounded win Ma
tonl lpslx .y9n j. were y" ,h so'S "cnrsx lsrxe
thls squire W tho bust Of nl;'deri, ar,ls's. NJ
h4tl hun lowering al! .uy, hoyAa q xrsW cherr-
tnl u. tAo % hour - arrlsG.. nn1s M MaithoaAh j. wa
e usy acar INC speaaer aud wero S
,nAch I,.uotstnodel by tho weather; Tho nbut,
mcnta III tho Capitol steps behind tho Kranl
Tho wurd, anu tue other u frontier group
his fna IN rha ," III
Gar:to o. frro stne aad tS @ asand ,p9orn 9
san peSris Who nSs tliissl Ills srcat PLATFORM
c'Scrusl ll tho ateps, hung un 10 tho nlullnents.
~ q tSs II n "s .xk l. y y H sxtses ws
asort ol rs,lsel ptRce, In which about twcnty
chulrs coul'l 1tallt
| ~ THE PROCESSION CANE DOWN
tho Judges of Ito supreme Cnllrt atoGd to tho
auA lartlull lnok tho middle chair, til
luft l'!a sponsors from tho senats. The Clerk VI
j il!ilu whI!o Ourtlctls r,o!l!or, wife, ana
Ssoaxss III s 'Sss H. wss: Viz H.: as xas Ss
uutii Ii was thought ti'lcly far Garfield to r|so
| ra,uk tfh tufit
xuttl, strong cheer, not repeated, beeuuso tue
with ,su,ne shoots VI manuscript III h!s
right ha1,sI tho audience VIA Asaili conpose,t.
| For anlu tin0 hu hi1tlrpasGti then, with
his fncu ulltwMr.ls, hut, feeling tho WIMsl bluw-
Ing right nto bis lsustrlls, hg turned to tho rEKht
md n,ulniy addressed tAu punpie upon hIs right
| hAtl UiitO tIr tWieu u loud vulnu would cry,
| "'rurn your Snce tho other WayH; but, though
! Ae heard it, hc lll!1 iIU A&tuHtiDn to It,
| He LOOKED F.AuUED
when ilo cAtn9 Into tho Senute hut, utter EGtt ting
tntu th9 open r. Xtsllt o0lHr eAtslu tu Als cheok8
| AMI when Au assumed bis fatulltar position bg.
furo thu reoplu-that VI pub!tsypcAk l,g-hs soon
bscuuIu il l,uw tuull, rle eject hu pIllle Oh mo
WIS tt,ut Ut Il iurXo Geg!nan cavalry Generu.
lliS t!hu phy4iIu0, 4l!u straight figure, and
beartle4 ch1A Alt Au1 II Gcttllano effect, lIls
powerful Yet not unltnul. thront carrlrl Ats
| great voice, ind. wbllu tharu Was uIeut In bis
speech fur listening tn, tho !atumerallu sur
youudluKs. tho vast personality of tho nudcucv
tc,nptcd tie EYE ~ rove hero aal there, aud pick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME
COURT.

The Gresnbrisr Independent commends
in very high terms bill which the Leg
islative Revisory Committee has pre-
pared for expediting the business oil the
supreme Court OF Appeals and other
wise improving the published Reports
1t says OF the scope OF the bill:
The Reporter OF the Supreme Court
decisions is required to print atthe head
of each case the date when the case was
submitted and when decided Thus a
snitor ma see how long his case was
held M by the court. The Reporter IS
also required to publish not less tnah
eighty cases in each vo lume OF the he
ports and no volume shall contain over
900 pages, exclusive OF the table
of cases reported and cited
and the index, the volumes
TO be OF the size and kind OF type OF
Grattan's Reports, and, to this end, the
Reporter is required to condense the
opinions OF the Judges or any OF them
but the syllabus OF each case is to be
published in full, as prepared by the
Judge or Court.
The reader is well advised OF the
views held by the Editor OF his paper
with reference to this subject, and We
will only remark here that the Commit
tee has struck the keynote Tor reform IN
a very important branch OF our State
government, for which they are entitled
To gre at praise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16
REFORMING THE DRINKS.

The Business Mems Society Tor the
encouragement OF moderation in drink
ing, OF New York, undertook to find
out how lager beer is made, and wheth-
err or not it contains Observation-Disclosures
to the health OF the consumer.
The charge is that lager beer is extern
sively sdultera;cd SiIh glucose, rice,
aloes, potato SUGAR, AMI other articles
injurious to the health OF the consumer.
1t is said that glucose is used in the pro-
portion of twenty-five pounds Of that
article to sixty pounds OF malt, instead
OF eighty.fve pounds of malt, whereby
a saving OF fifty cents is made on every
barrel.
The Society prepared a circular which
put the brewers on the witness stand
and asked them many leading questions,
ali about how they made their beer and
wound up with the clincher, care you
willing to swear that the answers to the
above questions are true?"
The New York brewers are inclined to
resent as an impertinence this inquisi-
torial communication regarding their
business. L. may be an ''impertinencs"
in ore sense 10 make such inquiries,
but it is certainly for the interest OF the
honest brewer to contradict the DANA
ging allegations regarding the ingredients
of his beer beverage, If they are I'M
true.
1t is very palpable fact that the con.
sumption of beer in this country is
largely superssding the use of brandies
and whistles for the reason that the for
mer is regarded by many as a healthful
drink, and by all as less destructive to
health than the latter.
Beer must depend for its standing up
on this impression. If the public come
to believe it to be adulterated with in
gradients which are deleterious to
health, it must take its place alongside
of the more fiery drinks which e being
by many because OF their in
furious effects. And the charge is be-
ing very generally made that lager beer
Is being subjected to the same devices
for chespsning its manufacture, as are
the stronger drinks. A Cincinnati paper
declares that no brewer in that city
iares let the public know how his beer
3 made because it would ruin his bust.
ness ii he did.
We do not pretend to know anything
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16
Public Sale OF Valuable Realm

Public Sale OF Valuable Real ESD
i cstate OF Thomas Henderson i|,t,sI
oner At public sale The well know II Ian,
above decalcnt, situate IN Bustio ca
Brooke county, W. Va on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ~. lssL
A. o'clock ?. ~. on the pf,mis.s. ~
anan and Lindsay farms. containing fbr
acres, adjoining the home residence u o,
ceased and Pennsylvania suus line, ~
east Of Bethany. The land AMI 'mTru,Es
are first class, = t~o sbty h'iaI h"us q
stables sheep houses, tenant EUgs, o.
necesary out buildings. under g, uriss' =
has q young orchard Of apple ard OthS n
well wntered. well timbercd. aud srl tds
surpassed. and nearly all In gr1, ooaIr
~ churches, schools and mill. THIS %
susceptible Of division. and will H. ttb
suit purchasers. Al-oon
wRDSEsDAY.ArGrs 81. lssl
A. O'Clock .. NJ. on tie p'rmt--. ~
known Walker farm. containing Elssrs
miles from the Ohio nNrr and D., SAtA
X. miles from the county sasl Hpi
from Bethany. The land i.oi the l-si %
and Improvements not a. hc ctnls.
Limestone, and underlaid with tine isrrp
vein Of coal. Building sTs . larg. hd
oil ten rooms. barns. sheep hOusr, -
RnnATiss, tenant house. Ia faTi all ro'E
buildings. The land 10 " ell vsu ri -
good fence. Rcy.rsl orchsrI' ~ sl' w'.'i-
frnit The iimb@t IL principally l"1s'
yenieDt Ia churches and ,chOp.s 1h' .
farm II Md 10 be one 81 tie hot 10 ~
bounty.
Possessions of the land, will b" rrs1 q
OF sAle
Terms mado Known st sale, Nh.'h v
rtasonable.
Parties wishing 20 view the above 80
70 or addressing ei,hcr u the uni"nIsr't
RORgKI OF I
w.i,bu'r
10. HASA,
Isd.I-u..rir
Executorx OF the estate OF Thoms. Hrner
deceased. Isyssl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16

than To make their own In
terests secure and To garry cut their own
nnrposes by means OF these voluntary
agreements. Already they are falling
them, and it is doubtful If they can oe
renewed and long maintained as an
effective means of securing UNIFORM
rates. II q system of regulation. must
needs take the place OF competition, II
ia Quite obvious that the rivals In tue
husjness. yhose tendencies to compeu'
tion are 10 be checked and brought IN,
der restriction, cannot establish aiiu
maintain the system by voluntary com
pactsvhich have no sanction from nieu
or authority, and for the enforcement Vi
Wbich no means can be provided. Inc
system Of regulation, IN oraer 70 nav
efficiency and permanency, must De es
tablished by law and have the Denent
Of government authority In enforcing
its requirements. II q system were es-
,sbi;sbed by law it would keep in view
A. once the protection of the corpora
t;ona in their individual, their mutual,
and their combined rights and interests
and the protection OF the people
in their relations to these
agencies OF transportation, WIN
which their industrial and commercial
concerns are 20 constantly and intimate.
" associated. In the establishment OF
such a system Of regulation there is need
of all the wisdom and experience tnat
can be brought 10 the task. II Is desir-
sble that those who have the most tnor-
ough knowledge Of railroad manage
ment and its requirements should take
part in it. By joining with the people
In demanding and securing proper
and judicious system OF regulation oy
law and supervision under government
authority, the railroad companies might
secure their own highest and most last
Ing interest in an effective way and dis
arm hostility created by distrust, pro
yided only they are willing to concede
TO public interest what is simply right
and lust. If they will not, II Is neces
sary to proceed without their help, thele
is danger that their interests will not L
sufficiently regarded in the eaor' tt
make those of the public secure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-16
THE B so. CoMPANX's PROPOSE
TION.

The B. < o. Company have made a
very full and specific proposition to the
Council Railroad Committee, for the
extension of the HemPield road through
the city, which is published elsewhere
in the REGIsTsR this morning.
The several requests made and the
concessions offered in this behalf cannot
be intelligently discussed or understood
except in connection with map, and
then but imperfeCtly, 10y any one who
has not previously examined the routes
under consideration. This the commit
tee has done. They have been over the
ground and viewed the territory. 1t Is
upon their judgment that the city must
largely depend for a iudicious settle
ment OF this important matter.
The b. d o. Company has put its
proposition in such form and in such
terms as, it is to be presumed, IN the
Judgment OF the company, the city can
afford AMI will he willing to accept.
Tie question for Council to decide is
whether the proposition, as a whole, IS
reasonable and fair. There may be, and
doubtless will be, difference OF op:r-
ion among members about some OF the
requests made by the road as well as the
concessions offered. They will think
this, that or the other course might be
..LasD hrr th1, nannnanv Rnk IL mon
the terms oil the proposition, 1t ought to
he done. We should not stand upon
mere tritlss in this matter.
Every man recognizes that
the benefits to be derived
from the road will be OF incalculable
value TO the city. True, the Company
will share these benefits and reap large
profits in the years to come from the
privileges granted by the city. But
they invest their capital and are en-
titled to its legitimate earnings. The
city can only reasonably require that
the Company shall select the route-a
practicable route-that incurs the least
damage and inconvenience to the city.
We do not pretend to dictate or de-
eide for the committee upon any of the
terms Of the proposition. We do not
say that they are fair or that they are
not fair. We only hope that the Com
pany and the city may meet in a spirit
OF mutual concession and that these
preliminary questions may be settled
speedily and finally for the best interest
both OF the Company an 4 the city.