The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-22


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u'uA'' ~ fsootsa-ihe s.l'eona!ltused Bcssss
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spes.H 81, '"''e'''onaenee q nc ln'eVfser'eer. i
WnToN, W. Va, May 2l.-This place Il
now undergoing Tho sponies nj a loca
4 election iever Tho nres;don,;a, =. - H.,
I'll, ...hs,,,. ~ mo'",usn''"' ,"u,p"'su
"ni psoo"o'y Ao1 witness q harder iough
battle or u more stubbornly contested
principle than that participated IN bv N,
people OF Weston, to-day and IN f.ct dmr
In, ,ba n,,t 800. ~ = - - '"'' u"1
* ny psst p,,,.. Sssx. = !.
hos Mri -. n; ~ ba'iey, ,cashler o. the Exchange
t uuS' * aho aha W.. a. onafies MOORE proprie'
hao1 M - ,sa.s. .uo " Mes!on hahoie faGtory. have
;"s Eeen a.; ui9uSas peIote the people as ooppos.
.ns S"nu.uA.es 'oi tne ollce 9l school com.
.Itss.9nsr, nma ho 9tner Gandiuates ior any
i;..ia tIe pe.ns voteu ioi. iet TINS insignificant
ha.S aasas o.estion , nas causeu more hurry, more
aral tu ;r.o.S. nvie th eActeneht ana more gen:
be stjrred nm in Westnn nu mnJSr aa auu a,. .uuIa
stances. Nj Gs-sT -
Ihe y, case q as your correspondent under.
s IooL .l.o ~, ~ ssry piatn, oInefs, OF course,
uTH ~ ;snlousu uiTeient ,m gasses put nothing
tont;n .I.s iepItt WA! De wriIIen WIN the IN.
smaaou, Sn.,ou VI 91Ins petsomsi, anu only briei
'IopsiS Toat IN III 'Ie ~ ease WIN oe gwen.
vas 1,s vsrv 10. H Hppo.n.ment Oh toacnera
NJ tbs tcs JnoasascV a,a pu. 70 tne credit
coaoJ ';;asness' Il uom aas! sne term le almost
tbnSa rba y 1ss nmnnoad ue 1ta sven y aamitea by
MD. % "nJ oJuoppae uppoaeu .ue appoin'nents that
uario.r, % az AZ VS,oH .hs; s,iGans.anSes ,hey nave
ioa, ,,,au i;au ;uvsHOA eHceealngIy "el!. "A
haua m.u, I'LL uts"ppol..ea oecause they didn't
GYT h,.;,S: sucu teacnels as tney wanted; erected
JoIiaro o. ~ peIse ol several hundred
rnoh;nn .hn ~ .,;s;a ;Gaoilsueu seieGt scnool,
nannIas s .uo iut.ion a1 ~ n,gh tnat mo poor
ruop.Ir rop "sJa s,.,py, appy, ahu y ~ WIS conse.
sIchnoI ~ "a, anausa .hnu tue nien-!oneds
nr;sn mas .,.,sa LIN .uosseu't VI tIe entei-
,,ra ,rosI, . l., aiSssiTus anu complete lall'
i've i've mhoa mbu !. 70 Iy uAlu'y sumc'enlly express.
,;n,, ..ia.t.1 ~ 1eiaIe Al9Wh tnat Inc fnn-
Ga"h,;a aosei.su, ss upuDilGiy aeclRred that
puD'io 1ouoo'' "efe peS''houses. ''"- =
A ECuooL FIGHT.
The Weston Republican, throuph a cor.
RESPONDENT and ed;tor;allv took rn n y .rd
~, - hsh.,, :. ~. .,' ,,; .ovA " 'ne 'uo'
s:t ;t,a ~ oeilasl ol tne PUBIC echools, and a
.tpa ~ war wa oh mas iyuEnI DetHeen tne friends
Hhivh.tonadn schooi went s MnIoa ,,1 uhti1 .ne
when the time arrived for the election of a
school commissioner, the men who had
aaa, Maeo, supported ana patronlzod the select
scuoo', nnu!ne II lallure, turned their at.
tehtIoh 70 tnG capture ana control OF the
puo!!c scn0ols, anu nominated and run
M1; III " NJ. Bailey ior commissioner.
Inc people who had supported and up.
Gsa., Gelu sne pl,G3nc schools o brought out Mr..
Onafles 1. moore. Ihen the war com.
mencea ana tne art began to fly. And
llSnt mere !! IS only proper to say what
SVeiy observing resident knows to be true,
tnat mere are more factions, more cliques,
more iamllies afralgned one against the
stnef' more bitterness, more personal preju.
I,ees' i,n .a anu more sectionailtles INDUCED in
w large numoef Oh the people Of Yves.
IGn, Mi, ,nan IN any otner town in the State.
mns,e tnls sIate OF aug airs exists there will
ALSO a. pe more sympathy apd aid extended
sol,s " PERSONA! easa!es IN distress, and more
psopie tuin ous 70 tne mineral Of an enemy
;nan u any otnef Place M with which the writer
~ ae4ualnseu. 1Aese IL mere constant,
cGn.gsslne Stream OF opposing elements
~u'cl1 10 o!alnaFy m'no can analyze.
za$ RULE on RUIN. aa
Both candidates wero admitted n bo
pood man hnt Inn f;,ht ,;,.. D.:,o ~
..sJ. 80 ~ sIs As"'nss na'ley was
aauo Jeesqse ~ anu nls supporters, who
schools waro raai T is;anJa os o,,o VI tue PUBIC
they could control and manase them. In
other words, that they would either arule
ss Ss rum me ARht on both sides became
a"honls mJ, sII p.,si sn lae gool ol tue public
r ~ N,,r;,d we @ .uat ~ taaGo,Gus personalities
y, nra;a;oa, S%ifeu peneasn .rlpsplated iactloa
ppae51u;ho pas5uoI y. =: ~ apsolu!ely impoeslble to
=" aaa tne aleae, tae oeVices, tho appeals
" peJlo!ce, anu tne general cusaedncas
eV,neeu 70 get sonttol OF petty echool
X i,Istone,s .hn.n ' S!aGe' Il
,,sa In tesas eSa..eu ana em1svaling princi-
pies ule Asna vas lougnt. Inc great prin-
capnia pti2 invoissu l,n Nas haethei q low men
soutu tun nfeSetytninE 70 suit themselves,
.h;, snu, Hhen .usa tney lallea 70 succeed, tear
shinSs 70 Pleces, OK Whethsr the people
Suuu,u 1ah'. i, hste nIno - saying Wnat and
Ky suSn .u,nss saoIta d. bat thia prln'
,pte vsne ~ asa; pe.pg LOST IN the dis
uss ,sc.lonanles anas many voters
ssatceig s'ao IKE kneW Wnefe they $1,000 or how 10
clusiyely an nntaeonigm that unIe.s io io;1
aslqe, W!Il Iot uaIy "oik ruin 70 the sohol-
aie, cu1 Giake tals an anaoiutely uninVitlng
1ocall'y ior tstian3eIs.i .l.Ey-
4 El7T THE REss1T.