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the next, 'iisri Vas lrlFaa,ias ict the
Ten ehsfAs'ef i1''i'i'''& years "i as ''is-
iTE ihe hfst ten year, "i Ms se'i'e man
he"d- 1t Is 'rae, hf ""A ejGea'ed 10 tse
bar, but 1t Is hot recorded that be vas Ill
tse praeiics for amy length al time, butthis
bad moyein early hfe vas more than stousd
for and counterhaianeed by h's years Of
Journalistic pufsuir4 Ii there Is any one
profession, OF occupa:inn winch constant
iy keeps one on l,vel with his fellow
men, So TO spsaA, anG shaas t. Us the lu
dicrous side "i sutccEsry shd ostentatious
dignity. It Id that 81 JourEsiIsn,. We do
not believe that any ten-yc:.r old newspa-
per man VIII ever spell God with little
(. or forge: that there are moIc desirable
things IN ME than the getting ui money.
Then again, Willard Is su el1guent speak
er. Read that speech Of ais delivered at
the driving oi the last spike. There WAS
something III It gathered outside ar IN
teres1-tabie and Wall street II had a
scnIiment ol humanity IL It. Shades Of
Cicero. think IF Jay GoulG making such
Il speech. We 80 great Gs.l "n talk,
that - on what men say sAa Ia" they
say H. as ihHie'' ot 'aarac'sr
We co ho' oeie'e, thst an eloquent
man. o' poe''csi 'ufh' VINO nay on 'cc''
81 snO" sih"d'h oi MS Iieeh' can nc
good one IL Is not III IRE nature ot
things Last bu' not iess'' Willard takes
/ p'ide III Ills reputation ior 'eraciiy-
We 'hink II wouii he the PRIDE oi h's HE
TO have the tame OF our George with his
oherry-tree. We Believe Hr- Willard
sooner be en'''iod t" war ohat-ct-a arms
win "aS'iiustrn A@'eaot ramp ant
'heroor' Than i'coinoiiFs sm'As-stack'
OF any other ins!snla III railroad KING.
" men you hno a man 5" oareiu' oi Ms
reputation III Tile u'teG'i"h' L is guar
ah'y mat lie loves 'hs 'PiH"bs'ioh "s ais
'ei-O"-i''ei'- i'-''iid 80 '''is as Ie aPPtec'a'es
oui R'o'i os'l"-o-'s' "o NAIe h"1 HUGH u
tear oh 'ae "A'ir' We ha'e great e1-
pectatioh i"r hr. WIZARD icr ~ Is % aim
Pefs'haiiy 'HaI We mus look for oen'sh
exercise oi 'Aose e'Sshec powers "h'ch
MS genius hAs armed aim Eith- In the
pri'"e OF u'aht''"c' no. htty years Cd Is
yet, he stands upon Very colunn-Sen.
dome ofc1icef.t; a'fa 5o~cf-Sha' held
before him, OF lfei'illess or waste! de
iIi-s many mhEy i1,iiIs IN Washington
AH~ va 2lh' sI' -'r~ceh our 'niaho 'iF
u "Aiia "sHa' theS t4'eba 70 MN tne
~ ht hsnd oi fellowship, an' ieiy upon e
'"!''.nasa'T o 'a-. span, os i.-c''esE aac
lus'hess Le IS 'E't s'-c"n 'heId-
We are D-hioe'.-iic organ and voice
Tie sentiments q tEc better element oi
that pnii'ics! "rsa--;zaiion, and JON heart
.iy IN the War sgt.ns; monopoly aud con-
But 1t must not be under
stood therefrOni that We decry the systems
oi ra,iroadln2, or any particulur road nr
Much less snch manager as
Mr. Wizard. whose efforts thus far IN re-
gard to the sale OF railroad lands has been
the reverse OF those of monopollst. We
are an enterPris:ng journal and whenever
All opportunity oilers 10 advertise our
county aud territory We shall endearor
So to do. And upon SO suspicious an &C.
easion as the visit to our city OF the most
prominent OF our own country; and OF
foreign lanes, we certainly see an oppor-
tunlty where more good, IN this direction
can be done, by JutIclous display OF our
resources, IN public reception or celebra-
ton, than by many mouths adyertise-
ment IN another manner. So We con-
grs'uiate ourselves upon being among tho
hrs. to advocate this reception, and only
regret nov, that the near-sighted policy
OF some o. our would he So!oHs, has
cramPed considerably the operations Of
our finance committee. We are glad that
but few were croakers and stood back. II
is TO De regretted that a IL always SO; that
fes are ready TO chill, gitb cIreJsss shrug
the ,os, .-.lsnt .E-,, -. - ,.h
''o' Inc NoftAefh RACINE a'ter making
promises to tie ear q be broken TO the
hear, f,- - raalyv.u-s. has e. la.t traiIed
-. ,.,r, nav o-o,..1I 5 ID
'uFF""ed us foHd through Cloud covered
mountsins, until Eow the head lights Of
its locomotives Amos. dazzle ma With TIA
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