Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
..rELL THE TRUTH"

g2a lumber Of occasions the REGISTER
j, hal 10 rao;e the language above in
--sa.:~- a27a the capacity Of the In
:euc-r for lying. Again the REGISTER
.5-ge~.. to call the lntelhgeucer to &C
pa:
lie one. |. said yesterday, in substance,
t.u The E..srER wanted the Legislature
remain IN session for the benefit Of the
.5Ic Printer THIS is lie. The amount
7,o5. On the work will prove this asser-
a. 4 committee Of three practical and
Fcs,.a, printers can examine the bills and
l-,,es 5t.le work done since the opening
he session and report to the Intelhgencer
"a much r-36t there is in it. Whatever
-5.a, Is reported, the Public Printer will
nee 70 give the Children's Home and Or
fans Asylum, # the Intelligence Will
lce.a Ike amount to the crsaA OF each
be Ia,e.agencer accepts the proposition,
20 choose one of the committee, the
FAR another and the two to select q
.po. When the Inteligencer said
..-.ay in substance, that the REGIsTSS
.---,,.d to the proposed legislation to
s>.r.cating the city from fnanciA
... S. expressed in former issue, 1t
.ao.fer lie. What the REGIsTES did
in substance was, that 1t
L.. approve Of the clause
! causes in the bill to dump all the
--~s f-5n the Water and Gas Boards
.o.. ro,iiiug frs; for all expenses en-
Inferred in running the gas and water
.2,z& Can not the bill be amended by
taryirg the clause or clauses and yet car
I o4t The necessary legislation to eHtneate
J. c..7 from her financial embarrassment! !
lie three. The Inteligeneer both inslnu-
3 and asserts, maliciOusly, as IS be-
.7st. that the REGISTER, in advocating the
|ge1sion Of the session, desires the passage
the Mason tax bill" This is the third
The REGISTER does nothing OF the
:, II so far as the Mason tax bill IS
.:a.ls; the interests Of the city State and
.a.ectr RtaI>7ERwas and is opposedtolt' IT.
!. sands there are features in the bill
.ca are very Objectionable and If not
l>sail /. ougb. not to pass. In the REG-
-.a 0, T. yuary 24,h, exception IS taken
NJ N1.>'s bill, and points out wherein
ie'e are several important defects Inc
-s,r-.. from the outset, has taken pans
/ publish all Of Mr.. MASOS's reports. IL
! 'ae cl,y paper in the city that I'M
faola,e,y upon the introduction of the pro-
ossi tax 5iIl. sounded the alarm by pub
lsa.2g In detail all of the proposed
.Aarges. Il has been persistent IN
.s'c.rg az the information pos
Die, on both sides, and giving it to the
15Ac. The REGISTER has invited, and Its
F.umns have been full Of communications
all sides Of the question, in order that
'e7y interest might be aroused to the I'M
f'tanCe Of the proposed measure so that
1ere1t interests might be posted, ana
ke such action as suited them. Ihe
.EGISTER believes in the decent and con-
frva;iye policy of giving her Legislators
fe1lt for common sense and common non
r. and With all the information before
en- trom every quarter, they would 90
LAT "as for the best interest Of the people.
this platform the RICHTER has stood
n the stert, and now stands there.
Every charge of the InteIligencer against
REGISTER is lie in part and in whole
Ebat is worse, if not promptly cor
"a after being pointed out as SUCH Is q
,coDs lie.
y son VIXEN you 20 to the city, get you
- some tight pants, some tooth-pieA