The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

The Mason county Gdstt.s, under the
management Of Messrs. Foster 4 Buttle, 10
becoming one oil our brightest exchanges.
The Anderson Slalelman has been taken
in hand by MessrS. o. L. Peck and J. ID
Ferguson. The latter wasio .rmerly connect
ed with the paper, and Is welcomed back
again.
The lronton Rtgiter entered on lis 3ith
volume last week, and Is still In good health
and spirits, and In the money.making road.
The Re1iIer IL an admirable paper-Alwayl
newsy and fresh. May 1t live for many
years.
II Il said that new paper Is to be started
in Wellsburg-rPsult Of the gas boom We
suppose. However, the Herald and PaT
Hdadk Nclfs need not be agitated. Two
such good county papers will be hard &c
supplGnt.
The Huntington Republican proposes q
put In iine new power press at an early
day, and improvements In style and make
up are promised. Mr.. Peterson, the
efficient editor, deserves abundant success
for his enterprise.
The Marietta Rtgiar says: "The W. @
T. U. claims TO be non.political and ye
seeks 10 obtain certain ends through poll
teal action and declares It's oppoaition tC
certain views Neither Is the Republican
party political then. The good women
can't afford 10 talk such inconsistency
Birds are not caught with such chat Al
that"
The State Journal in commenting on thi
money that Is Just rolling into the differ
emit county treasures in the State oil Ohio
since the Scott law decision was rendered
sayE: prohibition may be beautiful II
theory but Just, constitutional taxation To-
a community like that Of Ohio, for all prae
teal purposes, is much preferable"
The Grafton Sentinel has secured the ser
VICES Of Mr.. George A. Huntington, for
merly OF the Government printing office
and announces that Its purpose Is TO spar
neither pains nor expense In Ito efforts Y
publish such newspaper as will In ever.
respect be worthy OF the patronage oil th'
people. The Senlinel merits the support o
the good people Of Taylor county.
The Wa Virginia Ealerprise is the lstes
publication In this State. 1t Ia publishet
at Cranberry, Preston county. NJ W
Fitzgerald Is proprietor, and g. kettlewell
editor. It's motto Is independent aggres
siye and devoted to the interests Of Gran
berry and Preston county," Its salutator,
Is foil Of excellent promises, and the In
itial number we'll edited. It's style Is indie
pendent, but at the same time modest
Solid chunks Of wisdom from the Hin
ton Republican; "The farmers oil Wes
; Virginia will soon know and feel the con
sequences Of indifference to politics. The.
are clats who most, Of all classes, neglec
their voting duty for the sake oil lev
hours work. Their penny wise policy ha
: brongh, them 10 be- the pack horses Of TIL
State burdens; and, when the tax gathere
next comes around they shall be laugh
that eternal vigilance iS the price OF lib
erty."
The Parkersburg Sentinel Is still maxim
big kick because the Council does not tr,
. 10 have taxed the valuable property Of III
, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Il
that city, amounting 10 nearly 5000, 90
in value. It says that II Is matter Of SER
Gus consequence TO those who dopay taxet
and that 1t Is no funny matter. except :
J the railroad company, that every citiz:l
who owns Eve dollars worth Of propert
must pay or have his property sold, Will
: the company laughs when taxes are men
! toned and asks "What are you going TO d
about III"
. The Faye.te Enlerprie advises the tenn
perance advocates not TO rest until Con
gress has passed law TO prohibit til
! granting Of United States license in an
t town, city or county in which the author
2 ities have refused 10 grant State license
? This, It believes, would materially assis
the Temperance cause. There are but fe'
5 men who would dare to disregard the law
! Of Congress and openly violate them, Will
' there are many who seem TO have no n
= spect for the laws Of the State and care nc
how often they are broken.