The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-10
ENCOURAGING WORDS
From Leading Men Of the State
to the "InteIIigencer."
a WELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT
That Another State Development
Edition is in Preparatlon..-Ex-
presslous Regarding the Work
of this Paper in the Past.


The announcement Of another epecia
State Development Edition Of the In
rELMaENcRR, soon to appear, has aroused
widespread interest. Words Of com
mandation are coming from all quarters
People in and out of the State in
tsrested in West Virginia's advance.
ment are writing to know aboutit Ad.
vertisers are asking for space in it.
Orders are being received for copies oi
the paper. well.informed men are pre-:
pairing articles on special subjects, Ar
lists and engravers are at work on the
illustrations. Here are few Of the many
appreciative comments:
Governor A. B. Fleming-I am glad
that the INTELLIGRNcER Is going TO give
the State another State Development
Edition. You may rely on me for any
service can render. The edition OF
1888 was surprise and Of great benefit
to West Virginia.
Ex-senator Henry G. Dayis-Jast
what the State needs, and 1t Is right in
the INTELLIaENcRR's line. / have ex-
Cellent opportunities to know how much
was accomplished by your former Boom
INTRLLidENcRR, and am more than
pleased to know that you are at work on
another.
Hon. S. B. Elkins-1 thought you
would have to do 1t again. West Vir.
ginia ia moving, and very much Of the
credit Is due to the INTELLIaEEcER. No
State iu the Union is attracting more at,
tention. The array Of information. in |
the State Development Edition OF three
years ago was startling to the uninform.
ed. Count on me for anything can do
to make the new edition valuable.
could make good use otit now II had it.
Ex-senator ]. N. Camden-I agree
with you that the time is opportune Tor
another State Development Edition OF
the INTHLLIeENCER. You say you are
going 10 make it better than its prede
cessor. As good will begood enough,
for that was splendid thing, and l bear |
testimony cheerfully to the good 1t did |
West Virginia. l like the new features
General Nathan Goa-Wherever go |
hear West Virginia talked about. The
country begins 10 understand that we
have rich State, needing only develop.
ment to make it one Of the greatest In |
the Union. The INTELLIaENcRR is on
the right track. It is the leader In the
State Development movement. Your for.
mer Boom Edition was great publica'
ton, and am pleased TO know that an.
other is under way.
Senator Charles ]. Faulkner-The In.
TELLIGENcRR Is all right on the State De-
velopment question-and I want to say
1t Is the fairest newspaper to political
opponent ever knew. In this matter |
OF developing our State We all stand to.
gether, and nobody applauds the INTEL
LIGENcER's efforts ih this line more than
I do. This ia Just the time for another
State Development INTELLlGENcER.
Col. ]. w. st. Clair, OF the Worlds
Fair Commission-Your State Develop.
ment Edition will help US in our Worlds
Fair work. It will help the State in
every way. You have my best wishes, and
shall have my hearty cooperation.
Hon. John D. McCreerv, President
State Sanate-Your former Boom INTEL.
LIaENcER was good thing. The State
has moved fast since then, and the edi.
tion you are now preparing will be an.
other great help. Whatever can do is
at your service.
Hon. Lewis Bennett, Speaker House
of Delegates-Another Boom INTELLI.
aEYcER? That's right. The State needs
1t. The State Development INTELLIaEN
GER OF 1888 gave the State such q sho Y.
ing as it had not had before, and the
response has been highly gratifying.
R 81 Edwards, editor Of the Manu-.
fdcturer'S Record, Baltimore-I congratu.
late you upon your movement towards
publishing a special issue devoted to
West Virginia, for your State Is so
abundantly blessed by nature with vast
resources Of coal and iron and timber
that its possibilities for development are
practically unlimited. Ali indications
now point, so far as / can judge, to
very general progress throughout the
State.
Weston Democrat The special edition
OF 1888 was greatsuccess. The edition
OF 1891 promises 10 far excel 1t in every
respect and 1t cannot make Its appear
ance too soon.
Mr.. Z. Detebaugh, managing editor
OF the ZIMMERMAN OF Chicago, a journal
devoted exclusively 10 the timber indus.
try-I think 1t is an excellent idea for
West Virginia to advertise her resources,
as they will all be wanted in Q very
short time. The hard woods Of this
country are being manufactured into
lumber at very rapid rate owing to the
remarkable increase in the consumption
Of the same in house building. / know
Of no section Of the country where can
be found such q large quantity Of desi-
rable stock as can yet be produced from
the forest Of your State.