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People.

Rejoicing withits readers In tho better
times which reign throughout the coun.
trN. The Tribune dndS itself at the Begin
ming of a rev business wear enjoying it,
own ia'r share OF the prevalent prosperi. q.
" aud prepared 90 make al its several
editions thor ughlv complete. entertaiu-
ing and valuable. Tho first aim of the
Tribune IL 10 Ice the be>t aud foremost
newspaper oi AmeTc 1T has its own
telegrap line to Wsshi1gt n. ii uses the
canle freely. and il sroGTs the world for
the news, printing all thai l. useful. It
t".lS what ~ wO Ga 10 IN detail. The rest
X Pot into bright short paragraphs. Its
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individual, OF no fartiouor clqne.nn of
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people,
The Tribune believes the we'll being "
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Keeping tue Government in Republican
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Rule, B"ssism rr Corruption IA ON q.
IL has done hard work, and taken great
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AFrER rHE sLUeGARDa

Gov. b But or ~ LOOKING sf e.
he iezy io-no,ders in Boston. II
male Dis appeareUcs AZ the State
House " hall pas 8 Of The morning.
sent the rounds. and found out lust
now many Of the lazy oficsnolders
usd tailed 10 yet 70 their desks st
me proper time. The lazy ofioe-
holders Of The 5. ate are beginning to
learn that there Is Governor IN
Mas.acuusetts, and that ms name H.
buter He will get them interest
ed 10 civil service reform OF the rlo,t
kind before the year Is ended.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

veres that the lovely value OF her
spirit is the bat terrestrial emhlem
ot beauty, ceases TO command armies
or 'it upon imperial throns But
th- world bows IN homsg' 10 her
sceptre OF iorbearance and love.
The progress OF liberty owes much
to her self sacrifice aud devotion.
l. has slso redeemed her into the
possessou Of Der nature, has made
her not mans slave, but MS compsu-
100, nis connsslor and fellow mutyr;
has lifted her to domestic equality,
and dem' for her the same privi-
'eges in golticsl aFsirs.
Although many OF the avenues of
pohho ife are closed against her, she
~ demonstrating her worlh,uess to
fl wides sphere of u4eiu meas than
she has ever occupied. Truth in its
purity fiis no more honest or imdue-
trlous IN erpre'er
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

arehy IN the eeg--iu emhr,o IN
o'her words, Ua lnoiplent mousrc hy
D.. +. aukun, who vas phiiosop her
as wei, As "A statesm Su, used dthe came
explesSlon, aud character I'd ht a.
the ietUs ui monstchy. Toe egg
has been huched ou,, aud the mon-
arcdy actually brought forth. IL il
uoi an absolute. but limited eIec-
I'VE mon ,rchy. Tnls cannot be trut /.
July denied Whatis monarchy
IL is the government OF a siugle per
son. There are tour k,u1s-- absolute.
limited, hsreduWy, aud e,ect,ve.
Where eJl the powers OF tue govern
meut gre .v"-ted ln single pefson. IL
H. An absolute monarchy. Where
'niy pat OF the supreme pow.r -
vesi ed 10 slugl- o. rson. II rs "A I'm
ited monarchy. L. England the ex-
ecuuve power, including an extehs,v-
a lponhng power-ald large emo AZ.
m-nls, as vested ~ tne kIug. the lse
i.ldlve vower betuV vested ia Par.
llamvuD and the juila,l power inths
Ii use oI bOrdr a. tls courts therr|
Z ls a limited h-let,.sry monarchy.
Where the supre IN executive power
Iu ve.ted IN a sII-le person, who isl
e'rcted periodically 10y the people
thrie it IL a lun ed tl-ctive mon
HcGN, AS 1t was IA !. .l,ud rnd snow
IA tue u ited S,aLss. Th,s oannol
be trut niuny coutroverjed.
Wnen TIE COusu 'utou ofthe Un-
teu ; ates~a- trained IA the conven.
ton a, PuIl.drlynIa. Jefferson wa
Do Franc-, aud AS -)on as bo receiv
eli a copy OF it ue wrote TO j hn AL
ans, urdtr date OF Pans, NV. l3
1851 ana IN ms letter uuq ltted
How so yon keotr new sfi,u-
uou2 Tnrir Piesid nj
serm- Il bad educn OF Po.sp
KING, IL (S"e JrHerson's Co..
/ lle'e Works pupLsuel by Congress,
vol, 2, T., 3l6) Ia + .l,ud the chlri
executive utio-r, callrt king, wa
eiec ed by the people. Aud
tue couteul;ou, lnlrs Iue com
mouons. aud bro,ls o,casoued M
ne eIrcuon OF tneIr kug produced
J J-slJus!e-, tivelues, aLd dissenslon
m.uB pJluicol leaders wmch sll.t
be "auon luto Eatttes anj factions,
'n wuo,e v,oleul struggles, ~ Is SAID,
o. o-I), corruption. violence, InIr.-
que, aud trracuery blossomed hk-
,u'e'l-s m August. Inlne brginnlng
% tue rlEut~curh century Polau
g vrteI 202 600 sqnsre IN les, win ,
lo, uletIou exc-eumg 10000 OOO
m-nly cUlGva ei p-opi-, srdrutl
'''ache To popular government and
'ur mAi"iruauJe OF Ing.r husrtrs.
But dl5drd and splil ufio iaeuona
oy tue violent s'ruRRl lea Id tue tlsc.
ION OF tneir king. lu-y lost the res
r. c. Of tie world aOd buctme prev}
u' ainb 'lpus surrounding natIuus.
30 cou"ry dl1inirBf fdl-d and MS *
I-lvnce ~S . hSilUu utterly destrOyeI
Tue t,ct us mere shDRu that tb-I
-tat. i NJ l.td-,p OF power Is TO bip.
uu % III uZ "a lilz- TO be st4k ~ on
& pui 1 crons. II H-uce Il Ia. So.
1ls O'y teaches, uat ripeuYe mouar.
hie- are "a very WOt-t and most
) eihH Gus aud corrupt govrrum -nls
20 ~ wOIlJ. Drm. crazy ana mou-
af,Av de ,ss-uIany Ie,nRuanr 90
e cn otneI WpeG tury eau be m.x~d
tnd ln eimirsl-i ia ~ sam p1j a.
c-i G,5lrm T. W II be- wnJu tur Lamp
can sol ~ do~u. .~Iujnr lon.-A-
10 Reg -tr
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POSrdL rEL6GRtPn Psorosr
TION

/ AIONs
The measure introduced in Con
gress oy Mr. Audersc 20 create a
postal telegraph is too crude to de-
serve much consideration. l. has
served. however, to impel Mr.. Crapo,
OF Massachusetts, 10 otisr resolution
directing the committee on the iud-
ioiary TO require what legislation ia
necessary to establish low, uniform
and equitable rates of telegraphins
between the different States OF the
Union aud foreign countries. The
British government has established
postal telegraph svstem analogous
TO It's system Tor the carriage OF let
ters, and with the best results. The
tendency OF the times is evidently
toward slmuar undertaking by our
government. IL may be suggested.
however, to Messrs. Auderson and
Crspo that IT. wonld DO we'll TO wait
for the effect Of the competition oi
tbs Baltimore and 0aio with the
Western Union telegraph system in ;
bringing down rates and improving
the service before embarkinR the
fsdera, government in an enterprise
which is likely to be very productive
oljobs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20
WILD 0ArS.

They VINO sow wild oats will reap
wlid oats. Oar young people do not
believe th;s, but it ls ttue, whether
II Ia believed or not.
Boys often begin this sowing at an
early age, without snythought Of the
respinE. They have an idea that il
Ia 'spoony TO be good; that it ia
colt to bs careful TO keep clear OF all
that Is wronBi that 1t IL manly to
chew, TO ew-ar and TO swnggeri that
II IL smart to be careless as to what
parents aud teachers wish.
Yong meo iAnoy thtt they are
proving the'r independence by stay.
log away from the Bible class aud
throwing olt donbt,abou Corlstian.
lty. Tney p,Ide themseI yes on their
ability to choose their own company.
and toiudSs for themse yes how tney
will speud their evenings aud where
they Will pass their Sundays.
They have no idea of going on in
the reg ect OF Col and religion all
their nves Tasy expect to have
a good time while young and later
IN lie TO turn oy-r new leaf, and
to come out all right in the end
They are sow ug thel- wild oats.
But who rs to reap what they are
sowing2 Ard what will the harvest
be2
Whsts9ever man soweth that
shall ne aso reap.
Character IS forminz II IA form
ed IN youth. Men A. thirty and for
~ are commonly what they are at
s~enly, only rIpensl aud hards neji
an ] a. twenty tEoy are apt TO be
what lhey were al fifteen, only more
set F,om t1~ qdarries that are dug
under Jerusalem line creamy linz
stone IA cut that IL soft TO the kuIle
or chIs- when first taken out, but
tndt bardens INTO sohd rock wheo
-xposei to the ar So IT Is with
as. Ia youth W. readily take shape
rnder the IHuences which we
uypkei IN manhood We Gnd our
characters are. set. We stamp ouI
sous whGr young and p'astic with
h~ mpress nat tney afe to Dear m
r~r-niy. LIT our young men un-
! rsand ma sDw,ug @dd oats IN
uth IN aus q ntrye-t OF sorrow add
90. Even li repeote Of. the old
d t's there, t. be fought and
w.ned "A ionK as HE lasts. Be-.
irr-- ~ Drfief --.- ~ never 10 SOW
Pr d. Oh evil. No man ever regretted
bat be began 10 serve God 20 bis
youth.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-01-20

For nar. tears tne -asry oi COZ.
+ s-id-nr was Gz-d At 52j OOO ye,t
but although the C,u-tuuuo, prov.
il 'htt he shall not r,ceite am
other cDtolumcot d yet bis eu,. II.
umrots 900 tDs form o! rhe payment
OF tns tzprDsvs OF fbe tXscuuv~
manrio" wrfe rsgu.sry trctesssI
un'd { ~ ,xctedej the amount OF
SO 600 year. Ardauertuis.Nltb-
on auy rsduc ION ou bis oinsr emo :
umeuls, tue Pre~ldent's salary vas
raised 10 fifty ,houssni dollars =
year. Aud nov tDe couuiers, syc.
ophsn 8, and parasitic, VINO swarm
about tbe White House, are propoe-
ing an increase Of the Presidents
salary TO one hundred thousand dol.
lars = year.
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rHE FbIUs ~ uON.lrcgr.

Ia ihe convention that framed tb.
Cots.itOuou, Edmund RsudoIph.gho
wee Wssbiugton's ffst Attorney
Genera aud siterwstds his Sserstsrg
o, State, denomIDsted the pres,denov
provided 10 the Constitution. 'ss H.
ietus OF monarchy that is NOR
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As 'epuo can institutions con-
un"- GO ksiu ground stys be- hs.o,
sn Buoo0 women appear more
Coz sPIcu,os 90 the rem ,dsIusllRL
suc OF civilization.
she whose presence 10 the brsr,
World is rs lily among tborn~. who's.
smile 10 pleasant, like the nent Of
aorniDg, ana wnose eye the cate
Of heaven she whom N IRE 80 r.
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sWEEr MINDAD woBry.

80 -r-at ~ Cns IuA ,s,cs c
swse 10 udei gomau o. tUOse srJu
thai II ~ ainIst OJInite--. | ~
oer|thtt tri-nd- cone lu se,sjt- ,.
sorrpR aud sicsn-.s lor help an { com
iorl QUO soJtm1g t,uth ptn-r k..t
iy hent work w,nisrs iu h. iev-i
ish cDiid lev wJris let faIi troni
nrr bps 10 to- ar Of sOrroRtp.
s'ster doss mn 10 r,ss the osd
Rrei va Is DJg ng Jts victim dow
tothe tust DO argu sn. Tny husband
come NOM gira oui RltD be pres
sure OF ou1n-ss ar1 lsyhog Irnfa6
with h word In gene tl; bu, wn-u
be e0t.r- me cosy Htrop-ropn. and
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D. fl @icss wbiop act ~ b. Balm
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sterh rea tiles OF hls r..
rouih -choJ b5, Fl ~ 90 ARR, from
the teunts OF n.s companions 10
so.eee Iu nis mother smile the tt
ts Que. ful Of grief with its own
Isrie tr,up o., fuds haven Of resi-
on ts mothers breast And 20 one
10 knt go ou a'tb Instance alter ,n
stan %. 'ns nA isncs lpat u SWEET
miodsi Tomtn his "a the social nie
w-n Ah--- -n- De- -nneCA.L
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THE PRESyDENrIaE PRIZE OYER.
uHEI MING

vioient, uns2rCpuioas and a'i-p-r-
yaiinI coutes, aud struggle Tor 10,
! Presidency. We iuv ake the serious
st'entioG OF the good msn of all par
tee 70 tn~ subj-ct. Men have to b,
taken As tn, a., With althrir pas
7ions OF am 4 'on AID cup il,y, aud
other irsilues. We cauSot change
their nature. The s9graudiz-msnt Mt
OF the P,.siieht sl.l the vast sccu-
mutation st power 90 has h-uds, a 4
Anu a co o4,otIon aud dlsbuysemtul
OF four hundred millions OF do la.
OF puphe Venue ord power OF ap-
/ pJ,n meu' srn removn .v.rs MOI =
tuan hu.drei IA ,u- ,ua ufficrl ,nd
/ gents OF tue Uuuri S afes, with
rs Of her powers and pttrousg- have
m de ms election 100 great and cor
rupun2 prz' :or popular veru-
m-ut. All mstory hsa sbbwu IA Il
e(ect,Ue mousrchirs are The worst eni
most corlu,'t x vernment. oi The
world. Toe cause OF lhisls .paleut.
Tie diadem OF poNer, wfb at iIs
-orrupIug . t control IN paliou-
age aud huyuce, l. Incompatible
with popular elections TIE pows., ,
patronage, aud j. AIeuce Of mon
"rch create 100 srest aud c,ruupung
81 q Tor opuIar eleotIous N re-
nab lesIr4luts osJ be thrown arounu
sncb elections to prevent frauds, Vi
o encr, aud commolo.s tending ~
rvltab y 20 dsco,d, c,vli wars, and
&c Il mate d strucuou OF the gov
e um-ui.
Popular rovernm-rt, TO be per
m'nen', mus I- R.uuo lc4u ~ ~
It's branches. The exccul We or,ncn
,nust ue represatt1tt,e. wall as tn.
Legislative su, JnnI, brau,he-
Monarchy aod ar,.tocr,ey m,y he
united, aud be mu.uu cucoks upon
e.cn otn-r. Bni m,rucrv .,5 -,
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