The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-21
LILO Among tho British Glpsy and
Van Dwellore.
GEORGE SMITHS GREAT WORK
Among tho Brick Yards and Canal
Boats...ilc Has Succeeded In Eniun.
cipating Seventy Thousand Children
from Slavery aud Degradation.
Life Among tho Rowing Bands of
Gipsics in England.
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last article IRON thiaquaint old English
village, l gavc brief Outline OF tho
work OF George Smith, of Co,lviIlo /,
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'''.''''H ,'' l''''".'.' Vi '''o o''cN'!"'us
una caiH!'Doa's OF England from their
former trightiul condition OF slavery,
Ignorance and miscrv
rhoL,Ii =; !, III ,,u.,
'o "'''' u :. ''' 'o"'" NV w h'''nHiy
'oia IN an cnllre volume. But when
the social history OF England is written,
this unlcttcrel and iuriou.,v rcrsis,cut
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f'''''"'i'o!''a' must s'aIid i's lhe great
est ana most practical cl!ld.savcr OF
his time. Alter between twenty and
thirty ycsrs NJ lohor ,hror,,, norrrr
scoiIin3 and crrcI L;scn"rS"GS, " .I" "ii;i,
fcw io,cr .,o,rs Of ,nnnrnif,. n"oa,, ~,
cm;ncnrc md nn,ierni rns,,oc, ,i';s y,
thc record ~ il now. s,orr IJL' Aio,,o
and unaidcl ho has cm,n";moind tiirpv
1housnrI brirk yard HOES nrl nt,l.
from n condition rcyo,ti"" ho~nul cnn'
tcmn)",ion mr. InscriN,iome. ~" a,;I H., las
also alone onI mn}IoJ ro S w. 49,,
than forty tbousnnd c,nol.Lont "biI.
drcn from If" nj s,;ii NO hr a
slavery incynrcssihlo Isrr"Jo,ion " r"'
nnmaII, i,,,nor"l;,v ,nJ a",''ai a.; , "m
Thig has hoom .cco" "" i'L',' w. o'' nv
l;ovns throrrL di";no III ' e,,iIa, az ~ vs.
STRENGTH Ent / mi tI"ro' I I,, hnnr "' i,
md t6rou,h i iii iii" MOO, '7 rsn,,;oni
and snns;blc mcthols nynr o, "orl; nSSIE
util;zcd in INV Tront ,l,I,".i,r",,;.
wort There have hnn,, ~ ca,nnit,aa,s
bnrcore rnn,in" ntiicini, nr lila
Thnrr hcvc hncn civil" 'd Va ,rn ..I,e,
inc nrcycnintion ,n,i ;ior,t;"r y; nnnr.
mons hnman wron~ with tTn mot d.
root and nNorti~c ,ror 81 r;,h,;r, ,hn
yrong ro;ng olo,r viii - p,ssini,, ~,
,"lm ,,.,,. ;iS'Si 7:n r,nI.r 0 ,..i,n a o
been so hclpcd bv tho English press
The reason Tor this is that this George
sa i;I oL eEolnii'o iIr5t mus u genuine
for IT, rrmnJv mil ho i a ,'S'I ,sn ,'T tnmmS
practical, and in the cud accountable
method OF APPLYING that remedy.
His career is the best illustration 1
have ever come upon OF the SPLENDID
Willingness OF the press OF any country
to hammer the proposed remedies OF
genuine philanthropists into the pub.
lies head and heart and compel ndc-
ouatc legislation to render them ucrma.
nently effective. besides, ii this man
cannot get all he wants Tor his cause,
he takes all he can get, thankjnr God
the press. parliament and the pcop!e:
meanwhile pushing right on for what
he has failed to secure: and he never
ceases labor and c!amor until he pcts
il. All OF which As Il policy is worth
considering By social philauthropisis
everywhere. It is particularly worth
the thought OF those wcll.mcauiu- but
implacab!v impracticable pcoplc. the
prohibitiouists OF our own very much
irritatcd country.
an.,' ..,
~, '' '''' !" win
Inc consistent III" sequeAtIal cIar"c-
ter OF his work has been remarkable.
Scarcely had he succeeded in placing.
,n 1,rrorr 1879 ,wor,r ,,,o,.orL ~
tho ,h;r;~ thnnynTL I" IS H. .'' nu;"i. oI
I;,.,o 80 in .hn I'LL u, ."o ;,a,
ho Tor,n liz 'r we" .uaai atTo ;a,,;
t;os ~ cbilJ.liio tLo - noS .u iI,I".
y; Enr,o"J NV. ~ p E
la, wi. ,.ori, H. ,,a u. ai'c i.n
,Lo ,,rJs c,,m,tad 10 49,, "H III; "-,v.o
a'.os s,,. H." l". Wv ''f' - us oM!'
go $50 saw ..iU motnoi; y. ''ittf eAperi-
J%SS hn my 10, S'' ao .,',;ii = III A"SHs.'
he ,,i,,rr;M ," " ~ ,t'o" i..'ia NJ. Nv.
ar,l, 49,, nSt IT, .,acse 2a'lIGGs, i'lAI
asl:aJ Thn Iii nr9o,.;iod To- =. ,,n 80 nav
. tnNG" Nv Ill p', i!Gii'eu iHt ti.c regis
,,s $1,000 W. ~ e' ",ai; " ny sail
".y ;;",' t1.vS "uo'iS.,ou we oisSase,
80. i;, , i'' .tn;nS c.,"'"sIci u .nesc
rnnts brnn"h. "vnrr T hon, rn u o Svr
r"iI"rco omJ ;ron o po.' ',n "Jc .h sus
iorribs 81 thn r. .HoIo" ,,p ,iou .a!feU
bnn,ns ,nL hr",,.,i'. o.. poi".'''G' ~
i;,,io ch;Ii ho o"s,s i,.a' , T'.c VI tt'
schools w '''''' '''o '''e P"'''e
JIorii,. ,,,J do ,,;, :.
L,"nat.n,"",a ".o p,tf..s.i "otNin "
dron ICn'ma .",,a,n .,. me-, e'.'it' elal-
Gns:.,, ~ S",,.;,. I.' ~ With oeoisc
i;an,on. nar .. otSair s.Hiil''i,e par:
s",,,;sn,.ao d.; i "iiJaiiei eI.'>s Vi
ienm M;1L,s ~ III, e hn,.l III Nun, .ne
" ,U" III tE. IT, HIS 10Y l,oou, wien
III %a1' -. Inv o.' 'tns u.leh SINS, nc
r"rd ~" ovJ :,n,i n Ky s.ane.s y. p,ien
h.. ,.n INV LaI ~ '',o.ni i''ar.. "'ounu nin,'
momoro. nf ,ro,hor h" "M" E, ,; soi'ie
hn;n%s tIat srui,,od ;n .;,, ' nI,eIu,.c
nHnni HIM a Mora MI I"s, M ,h Inc III Slauoms
these, tho hall wild children a; tho
gipslcs and other tent and van jewellers
Oh III, Inc Eh$hSn highways.
oIirsr I;oids;shs .,S Nv, loS m;.el.,
N,rns stolen FROM h;,, w.. IL, .st I;.:,
io..nS ~ ho r",,daI ~! im I.;, MY
MN, Tbnv stnIn III. cio,h liz MN. .ia u.