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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

pirtt, gebt buraus berpor, SaB ct bis anfanss
bieIes Sabres 1882. IL on Sranfeits itno Sterbes
aeloer be;ablt bate. 8 Weitglieoer perlor er
Slrd ben Sob. Naidbriid bGlt Der Serein ses
wo6nlid ~ 8finsitmontag cine Gbenonnterblls
tuna ab, 6eiien @rtrag gum Sbeil Der Sereits=
faiie, oft aud gum Sbetl benz glerianers Soipital
;uaspielen pirb. Bel Wuiit, @eianS lino San3
amiiiiirert ii6 bic 2anoslelte aus Chicago iino
Der llmqeeeno aui's Bette. uno nit Sreube lino
Stol, pobnteu mir bieien Suiammentiiniten
bel, bic gepObuli6 nit einem um;u9e bon Der
0ereiusbaQe mad benz Seriammlun9slocal ein=
aeleitet mrerben, unb bis III ben nG6iten Nior9en
6auern. 6ein bartes @ort Iptro 9ehort ino
iiberau tOnen bic trauten 9alte oes betnatbs
Iideu IialefteS, pent aud in ben perl6teoeter
Wilnoarten, ans Sbr. 8aSwiiden bort man
eneliib, irans0Iiid, Sutbeutl6, ia lo9ar surpei=
len na0onii6. @alt es Oiientlide 6alamttas
ten III linbern, bate Der Serein lelt Sherfletlt
aud INNER bereit. Seute fiibren oas &uoer ais
geamte IrGIioent 81. abens (uon SeIftn9en),
8iceprGiioent Natb. Gitsen (uon S6eio9en bel
@onsoorfl, Siuau,ietretGr Sp. Yroit (uou Ntes
oeroonuell, Yrototo0ireuoer Sefretdr Us. Ole;
Iener (pon Soli6ette, Sdasmeiitcr Vtl. Selten
Ipon grpelbin9en BET SouSl, Dtari9au Feter
Sibler (uou &ler).
Singer ais Der peureubur9er llnteritiisun9ss
perein" ut Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Sic Su6en aIS M1rSer.

SIt AyuuSu utp UtutUtl.
sSn bisism i9auerIiden glrtiteI fol- MIDI
bic Rebe isiu pon Worbtbatsn aus 5ia9e,
aus &aubiu9t obsr in 8srtbsioi9uns be,
sisenen Berion ober 9abe; uar reIisi6ie,
ritueQe Worbe iouen bier erpdbnt werben.
gs iinb biss tsinsswsss 8erIeumbunssu
sesen bic sSuben; es fnb biiforii9e Chat.
fa1eu, wsl1e unlsusbar ftub, wte ieb,
aud bic Suben ft9 bemiben. bisielben init
FEEDER Stirne ab3uleusnen. Sbre unbs,
greiflids llnusri9dmtbeit i'm 9dsen unt
2susnen iOl i'm 2aufe bieier grsdbIunseu
aufsebstt werben. o..
9srisIbs gbrifsnbaB, meIdsr bic sSubsn
antrieb ben Weifas gu treu3issn, ben 81.
Stepbanus gu iteiuiseu, Die gbriitsn gu
t6bten, mo fs bieiss uermodten, beieelte
He felt ber @rinbuns bes gbriitentbums
bur9 ale Sabrbunbsrts binbur9 Bis tn
I'M ere Gage. Sd ibsrssbs bic iiOii9sn
@briifenuerfoIsunsen aus alter 8sit, welde
non ibnen ielbit tbeiIs ausseflbrt, tbsils
anseiiftet wurben, unb bei4rdnte mid auf
bic reIisi0ien Worbe, weI&e als unbes
3ueifslbare Gbatia5eu uns iibsrIiefert finb.
Sn ieinem Werfe: La France juive sdblt
Orumont bic f~oIsenben auf: SIM Sabre
1911 wurbs su 8Iois elm &in6 pon ben
Subsn setreuaist unb na4ber in ben 5luB
gsuorfeu. SIM Sabre TIA purbe su
ROrpi9 in. @nsIanO Elm Sinb bon IL Sab
rem in Elm iibiidss 9aus seIodt uu6 su
Gobe semartert. Sun Sabre ll79 wuroe
elm &inb BON ibuen semartert, bas bic
Rir9e als bl. &i9arb usrebrt unb befisn
Ssit iie am %. Wfdt5 feiert. Sm Sabre
1881 wurbe elm Rinb nit Hamen Rabbart
uon ben Suben our Stsr3sit sstSbtet. Sun
Sabre 1886 wurben BET 9usenau bret
&inber i'm aItsr uou 7 Sabren umssbradt.
SIM Sabre 1914 wurbe elm 9rifIi9es &tnb
bon ibnen semartert. SIN Sabre 1855
wurbe elm &inb pon 2incoIn, nit Nauen
Suso uon ben Suben ueritsft Bis our 8 ftsrs
5sit unb bann pou ben ueriammeIten Suben
s~strsuBist. SIM Sabre 1857 unb 1861
sei9ub bahsIbe 3u 2onbon uno gu Beuz
ienburg. SIM Sabre 1851 wurbe su
gforsbsim elm tleinss Wdb5sn pon I Sab:
rem set0btet. Sun Sabre 1885 wurbe gu
Wain3 Elm tleineS &inb pom ietner Mmme
ben Suben ~pertauft, weI9e baIelbe tObtes
ten. SIN Sabre 1885 murbe gu Win9sn
einem 6iuoe bic Gbern se6ffuet. SIN
Sabre 1886 wurbe Elm &nabe pom IA
sSabren mdbrsnb brti Easen semartert. SIM
Sabre 1887 purbe gu Bern elm tIsinsr
&nabe nit Namen &ubolpb our 8 ftersett
set6btet. Sn ben Sabren 1892, 1898 unb
1895 wurbsn abnIi9e Worbtbaten tn
@almar, Bern unb grsms bssansen. SIM
Sabre 1908 purbe sin S9uItnubs nit
Ramen @onrab sst0btst. SIN Sabre l345
purbs Der islise 9sinri9 auf bieielbe 8eiis
set6btet; ebsnio l4Ol tn 0Ifelufsn tn
Ddrtsmbers Elm &inb pom 4 Sabren. Sun
Sabre l4O7 werbsn bic Suben wesen Rins
bermorb aus benz 2anbe ueriast. SIN
Sabre 1929 wurbs gu Rausnsburs 2ubuis
BON Brid pon ben Suben, benen Ct our
8 tsr3sit Bet Gid aufsewartet bate, ers
morbst. SIN Sabre 1854 wurbe tn @as
tiIisn sin &inb In Stide 3erIest unb bas
6ers befeIbsn seto9t. SIN Sabre 1892
wurbs Der ieItse Anbreas bon ibnen sst0b'
tst. SIN Sabre l475 wurbe ju Grient Der
itIiss Simou uon ibuen ssmartsrt. Dais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Ratpolif@er Rtrden 3 QaIeaoer.
SsIus 5eiIt einsn gusidsisen. -Ruttb s
a6tuns lift Sat9oft&en !
Die stirauae oes serit. @ius TX,

8tr eriu4en Ste ~iuifdubtsf, allen 6snen
nit e,srem suten Btlen anb eurer @unit
bei,ufteben, bic, nit @eift besabt unb nit
senigeaber &euutntB ausSeraftet, fi3 an
Ste Nrbeit modem uub 8i4er unb 8eituns
gen CUR 8ertbstbtsuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatBOIii9en 9ebre uer6ifsntli9en.
@ncpclica Pius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Die stitntae 2eo's XIII.

2aFet eusr 2i6t lsu3ten Dor ben Weens
l4eu, bamit fie euere 9uten 8erte ieben.
ituo Der 9srr sebe eu6 6a3u Seinen Sessn!
Geo XIII. an has in Barma eridsinenbs gIutt
Luce" 0eu9te), gnfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
2uremburser Central ltnterifa5s
5uugs=S uto.

@Gbreuo Der erite bieier Sereiue feline
Witolieoer aui Der RoroIeite ltno i'll Centrum
Der Staot bat, iinbeu bic Utit9lieoer oes Ieetes
rem lid mreilt auf Der &elt; NIB Siolette SblE
Cages.
gud bieIe @eIeQi6ait 1T seietlid ircorpprirt.
sic waro am 4. Sanuar 1876 9e9riinoet. Die
eriten Seamten pareu: :. u. S6umaher (pon
@ii6en) HrGiioent, Geter Sertaro (uon Stdots
breSimlls) Siceprdiioent, 9ts. Sottla (uon yfies
oerieuler) Sdasmeiiter. s. Y. 8bil9es (pon
0uirId IN gelsien) Sefretdr. als 3pet oes
8ereills 9ibt Die Contribution rsegenieltiSe llns
terItieun9 in 6raufbeitss uno SterbeiGQen lno
bic llnteritiisuns Der @ittweu uno 0aiien pers
itorbener Otitgiieoer" on. Vie DOhentltbe
llnteritiibuns betrdst S., bod wirb tie bod
ltenS 6 Wonate geip1brt. SdS GintrittSgelo
betrGqt 800, Der piertelidbrli6e Seitra9 $l.25.
geim SterbeiaQ eines WRit9lieoes be;dblt Der
9ereiu $4,000 SeeroisunSstoiten uno ieoes
Witalieo 81 90, Der ben Sinterbliebenen AZ gut
fOmrlt. Stirbt bic @beiral zines Wtitslieoes,
erbGlt basielbe 80 @ents Seeroi9uu9stoiteu pon
ieoem Sereinsbrloer. 8enn bic Seretnstale
Strafoeloer in bic @ittwens ln6 8aiIenfaiie,
ebenlo stpai9e Souecten uno freipiui9e Set=
trdse. Der 8ereiu sGblt jest Is Wit9Iieber,
bate $3.50 @nfan9s oeS SSabres 1888 III Sale
uno be;ablte ieit Der 3eit ieines geitebens $500
al Sronten9elo. Sin Sterbeiau FAM bis 0ato
i'm 0erein ni6t por. Die ieSi9en gedmten Iino:
0rdiioent 9. q. Sdumader, Siceprdlioent Ns.
Wamer (uou Sinmern, Septiontaines), SaaBs
meiiter Der ibon porbin 9enannte Deter Der
narb uuo Setretdr q. y. 8bilses pom @uirlb,
Canton grlon. Sie neilten Wtlt9lleoer oes
&ereins rpobnen oil Der Glib llno SSeltleIte Der
Stoot.
gu neterer 3eit bat ii6 auf Der Siioieite Der
Staot ein llelier Uitterltnsun9ss Sereln 9eplloet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
9nremburser 8ruoerbuno

iparo am 20. Sctober 1887 sesriinbst, ;dblt iest
so Wtit9lieoer, parb am 8. Oe;ember 1888 in
~corporirt uub bat Iusii6t gut Su 9ebeibeu. DIE
geamtsn limb: Qrdiioent q. 8. 8ietrid, Sices
prdIioent Sobu S6mit, S6asmeiiter Bernard
6iei6bour9, aQe Orei aus G6ternad, SetretGr
9fs. Werl6 aus gauidleioen.
8ieie llIremburser gereine iteben III idOuiter
Sarmonie nebeneinanoer.
Hsuben mir uns nOrolid uno iiberl6relten
Eaul, Minn., bic friibere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
G%orreIpon0ens.

Wartus, Sa., ben II. san. 1889.
2iebe Gazette!
Wsnn bic rspubIisanii&en poIttiser ibre
baIten woaen, bann wsrben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Suxem 8.
Yereiniate Staateu.
SeretnS ~ eien.
Die l~uremburser 6eienidaftsu in ben Der.
Staattn.
L'uniOn fait la force.
10 d. b.

L'uniOn fat la force.
(S6IuB.)
Die ein,i9e Stabt Der Ser. Staaten, in Der
mebrere lurembur9er Yereiue nebeneinanoer eris
itiren, 1T 9bieago, 81. Beginner mir nit benz
benz
Surembur8er unteritiBun8ssVer ein
Der gerein parb am 8. Sebriiar i'm Sabre
1870 %ge9riinoet. Seine erIten Seamteu ruaren
Brdlioent q. y. 2autb (pon Sops bel Rerni6)
Siceprdlioent Yeter gernaro (pon Stabtbreoi=
musj, Sinansietretdr u. {. Bernard (ebenfaus
pon Stabtbreoimus), Brotocouirenoer Setretdr
Sob. 6artbeiler (pon Grmsoorf), Sdasmeiiter
Sp. Siren (pon Steiniel), Vtari6au Wotb.
Stsiieu (pon Wa9tbum, 9anton @repens
mader). Der gereil 9ibt in artitel 2 ieiner
9onititution pon 1872 ais !3rped Der Sereinis
9un9 all: y ben aranten gu belien; q bic
len ~ unteritiisen. Die Wtit9lieber miiiieu in
Der Staot Gbica9o mobuen. Ole p06entlide
unteritiibun9 1T auf $500 uno bic Setrd9e per
Wonot BON 8eit Su 3eit feit9eitelt. Siir Sci.
6entoiteu meroen $25 beSablt, poSu ieoes Wfits
9liee 80 @ents an ben Verein entri6tet. Sbs
ibou Der Yereiu in 1874 uno 1875 piele Rranfs
beitsfGle bate, 10 ma6te er bod cute Sorts
Idritte; am II. Wai 1872 marb er qeleblid in.
corporirt, bate 1877 bereits 81 Wifalieoer umb
$3.50 9ereinsperm09en. Bis 1879 madte er
6erarti9e Sortidritte, oaB man an bic ,9urem.
burger 8aSette~ idrieb: EFT get Ike krank, ct
stirwt ken, an do musse mer jo geld machen
eve Bach" 1881 jablte bic @eIeli9ait benz
aud 80 Wit9lteber lno Der S1aSmeiiter bate
$3.50 oil Sano. 1877 par6 bic Contribution
elmer Reuiiion u%nter;o9en. Der gerein be,ablts
nun $50 Seitentoften lno per Ropf, itatt tribe,
80 Gents, iest 81 90 per Witslisb fir bic sin.
tsrbliebenen hes Seritorbeusn. Sas @intritts.
selb warb Don IS aui 81 srb0bt. Ssute, @nbt
1883, Sablt Der Verein 81 Yeitslieoer, bat sinen
Raiisnbsttono pon $685.. SO, MORON $2486.57
Der Bsrsinss unb $S49.1 II Der Stsrbetais aeb6,
rem. @ispiel Satss bielsr 8usiH l4oH &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22
Die Suoens8 efabr.

XIV.
Gum @brifeni6uS,
Ni9t SuoentruS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-22

Die ein,i9e Stabt Der Ser. Staaten, in Der
mebrere luremburser gereiue nebeneinanber eris
itiren, 1T Gbicago, 81. Beginner mir nit benz
Gltelter, benz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
Aponoeratlc Criticism.

The INTELLIGENCER has never be
lieved that the whole Democratic party
in West Virginia would approve the
behavior Of the bosses in the matter o.
the Gubernatorlal contest, the con
tlnued delay, and all the skullduggery
of thatugly aTair.
The Wayne NttrS, a paper Of unques'
toned neutrality-suspicious. Denoc-
racy, speaks the sentiments OF very
large class Of Democrats who, willing TO
see General Golf robbed Of the seat to
which the people chose him, desire to
see the robbery conducted with some APP
proach to decency,
Democrats who think as tho Wayne
NtWl thinks, and there are Democrats
who are doing "a power Of thinking"
are growing daily more restless under
the complaisant refusal Of GovernorWil-
son to take the step that shall retitehim
TO private life.
The plain fact which confronts every
man in West Virginia is, that either
Golf or Fleming was elected Governor
and should now be discharging the
duties Of the Governors Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
pRNOcRATs losing FAITH.

One: OF the Leading Democratic Papers In
Yves. ylrginia speaks Its AIlnd On tho
Goysrnorshlp Matter
Under the head, "Dsmocrats are
1o.,,, Ro,,h u ,ho W,,n, Nam, the or.
N. :. = ~ ,v,,na oorntv
gan o'Epe pe'u0v's'! :"
and one Of the leading papers " 'HS'
section Of the State, prints the following
significant editorial:
,,rha u,n,or U,,nM and the Kan
.wha G,,,,,e will scarcsly convince the
r.rr and Ala of The Democratic party OF
We, Virginia Thai Gov, Wilson Is with.
ort Name IN the tardiness in disposing
or,bo contest matter Gotf has q ma.
;oritv nm the face Of the returns and un-
lass The Democrats can, after reasonR-
hle time for investigation, prove that he
obtained that majority through fraud,
then Golf IA entitled to the Office.
0The committee promised To complete
ia inyestieatlon In three months, and in
time for ne Legislature 10 meet by the
6rst NJ lime. Then the middle Of July,
and still later the frat Of september
were times tixed when the Legislature
conld meet. The committee finished
readino The evIdence more than two
months aoo and inslead of formulating a
rerort at once adloprned indefinitely.
This wlllful REORGANIZATION has shaken
tho Democratic NTH, for II the commit.
tee Ia acting in GOOD tilh and has a IusL
and a strong case whv mi nroe an1
push for an early trlal?
WTbe committee announced more
than three weeks auo. tbat il was ready
10 repo,t and The governor miyht cali
i thu Terislaturo nj INV time Yet 10
anil has issueJ. no tIme fixed. but the
n,iddIo If January talked of ms n time
when The Lerisloture NAV Ia convened.
II tba committee a ready to report, as
Il claims 10 he, WIN does not Governor
Wilson call the Legislature? II It il
not ready 10 report when Is Il going ia
oet readv9 sbould lie Governor moi
A. dav for the meetinv Of the Leuisla.
.n,o anyhow and lot tho committee
20. roaIy Nv ,ha. time9 The com,
e,;.,oa rn.,,aS 10 ronort N tho T,ecisla,
800 ond not ~ ths Goyernor and II 4
sss fosr,rloto : ,sn,trt in three
%on,hs tet itthrov, nm tba s,o-Oe and
1 tL o r .aoi. ~ docIosa eofr aleO,sd
20 ar IL ,;me for ,h,s ra,ce ~ ston
rboas d N ,ac,,cs have "Ir..Iv ' Itp'
tha nsmaOra,,c ~orty mn incalcrIahlo
amount ~ ;ninrv TIe Democrats aro
ha";sa;na - ,S;aL ,hat ,iora IL no,h ins
n tbis co~,sst ercor, n scheme hv q
a.. ao,,,;o,ans ~ Lssn IL no,sos an
ss Nv a.. a dno. 40, tsant
1rhs Ms,S, las ron, ,be frst h"lieyod
from Tho renrssentalions that C;oT oh'
ta;aad NJ n,oo,;on is f,ond ond ,ho,
sS'neu "l' e'eOs a, y" n""N a"u 'n"'
Fleming was entitled 70 the seat II ap'
1 4 ~ .k.AA Il Az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
NO LONGER in DOUBT.

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10 what 1t is claimed tO be, that iRmo publlcwill
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With "HlGln's Silver Age Rye" No better In
dOrSement can be obtained than the continued
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Doctors and hospitals have tried II and arc still
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09


Some Of the writers OF eulogies Of JEFF
Davis seem to think that tho people To-
whom they write expect them to violate
history aud create a JED. DAVIS wht
never existed. They tell how he wal
drawn into the secession movement by
his State, to which he felt he owed BIZ
allegiance. They dwell tenderly on BIZ
pathetic withdrawal from the Senate Of
the United States. They declare that
he was the spontaneous choice Of the
Southern people to head the movement.
They are Keeling of columns to magnify
his greatness. II these writer's tell the
truth, there was more goodness and
greatness in JEFF. Davis than the werld
ever saw before or can ever see again.
The history which Mr.. Davis did so
much to mako and Of which he was go
conspicuous a figure Is too recent to be
successfully iuggled for or against JEFF.
Davis. The first and most important
historical fact is, that his State did not
draw him into the secession movement.
In the city Of Washington, in the very
Capitol Of the Union, he conspired with
other Southern men to draw the South.
ern States into ascension to be support
ed with all the force they could com.
mand.
TWAS in the National Capitol that
the conspiracy was Matched and the
movement organised. The people Of
the South had as little to do with II as
they lave since had with the adven.
lures Of Stanley in the heart Of Africa.
II was one Of the remarkable features
Of that remarkable conflict that II was
handed over TO the people OF the South
ready.made, Before the people could
realize what II all meant, while they
we're still hoping for reconciliation, the
politicians OF their section had involved
them In the most memorable civil
in history.
Nor did Mr. Davis 90 at once and
naturally to the front by common con.
sent OF his fellow conspirators. The first
thought was to make r, NJ. T. Hunter,
Of Virginia, head Of the provisional
government; but Senator Hunter soon
lost bis grip because he was thought 10
be lacking In boldness. Davis was in
fact second choice. The machine had
been committed to his guidance, and
was already going al q irlghttul speed,
before the people had an opportunity 10
say whom they desired To lead them,
The greatness Of the man was shown
In his duarcls with, and punishment Of,
the men who did not bow down and
worship the genius Of which he was sure
lie was possessed, generals and civil I'D.
ylsen alike felt the lash Of his dlSplOaS.
tlro, Ills ambition and egotlsm told him
that he was at once the hfSt statesman
and tho ilst soldier Of the oontsdStacy
and 40 hO loved 10 have nearest 10 him
Lhe smallest mon he could find, for they
were the men to be most impressed With
hIS own estimate Of bic Capabilitn
DAVIS was narrow, ifetiul, III tempered
when hO was al tho helshth Of his ca
roer and had ArmiOs at his command,
luAt as he has been since. This was the
man, and no glamof Of romance that
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FOR SALE.
Books, Stationery, Etc.

o don't you remember, III Aln DCcenNl
And soon will the Holiday con o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09

The death of Mr.. William Hastings
takes away another good citizen long
identified with Wheeling. A man Of
strong convictions and Of undaunted
courage, he declared himself a Republic
can in the Fremont campaign, and from
that day was one Of the most jealous
advocates Of the Republican faith. No
man in this community was moro re-
Spec!ed than William Hastings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09

HAsTISes-on sunday, December 4, 1850, a
7ALAm WILLIAM HAsfIEdS In tho 6Otf
year OF hlH RgO.
Funeral notice hereafter.
ROBERTs--0a Sunday, December s, 1850, al
Edmund and Jessie Roberts, aged year,
months aud ~ days
Funeral from residence Of parents, Yorktown,
above Top Mil, this tMOndAyl afternoon AT
1850 O'Clock, Friends Of the family arc In.
vltcd to attend. lntCrmCut at NJ. Wood
Cemetery.
RUDGE-On Saturday, December Z, 1850, nt 10
o'clock .. M, HARRY, twin infant child Of
Allied aud Alkaline RudgC, aged weeks.
Funeral from tho retldOncO Of bis parents, No.
lo5 Nineteenth street, this tStOnday) after.
noon at O'Clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09
Ion pa,I., Trne charncter.

Ntlp York Tribune.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis has been for TWEEN.
ty-four years the most conspicuous
monument OF a Republics generosity.
Educated at public expense at West
Point, he headed a rebellion against the
Nation, and yet was nagnanimously
permitted 10 retain the life he had for
ieited. 1t cannot be said OF him, as OF
many others, that he merely obeyed bis
State. On leaving the Senate he aYowed
that his own will was In full accord with
the action Of his State, and historians
must say OF him, as that most philosoph.
ical historian Of the civil war, Comte
De Paris, said In bis first volume, "he
was the soul Of the rebellion" and "had
been the soul OF secession" Indisputa.
bly, he had Consplred and lRbored to
bring about secession, and when the
rebellion had gone down, when he
had been captured In ignomin.
ious flight, and after brief detention
was released without punishment, II was
felt throughout the world than no other
nation would have been equally mag.
unanimous. But his nature was not cap.
able OF approaching such generosity, and
he persisted even TO the end In repre-.
senting himself as the suffering martyr
Of lost but righteous cause. By such
ritterances he has constantly damaged
the cause OF his political friends, Just as
his conduct help the Union to triumph
over the rebellion. His con.
dict daring tho last twenty years has
shown no higher qualities. Other South.
cru men have learned 10 inStill loyalty
and hearty love Of country into the
hearts Of the people. Mr.. Davis lot no
opportunity pass TO fan tho dying flames
Of Sectional hatred and disloyalty. Sure.
ly II IL permitted 10 hope that lle repro.
scented only what was worst In the South.
ern character, and that, as he departs
from the stage, the narrow, diCLatorial
aud vindlctive spirit which he so sharp.
ly represented may also fade away.
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can be thrown about him as the hero Of
a lost cause can change the cold facts Of
history, AMAR h.
It would be unnec eSsaTy 10 recall JED
Davis as he was iflii were not that per
sons Of bad taste are recalling him as be
was not, None know the truth bettel
than his cotemporaries in the South, but
those who know are either silent or have
set to work to make iorthe present gen
Grafton a fictitious JEFF, Davis quite dill
erent from the originaland real.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09

ITdoes not matter whether Mr., George
r. Tingle did or did not say that General
Golf was elected Governor and ought to
have his seat, That is the truth, adj
mitted or denied. The INTELLIaESoER
has no reason to believe that Mr. Tingle
was misrepresentod, but every reason to
believe that he was correctly quoted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-09

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gressman's pocket you send a thrill Of
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