Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-23

o.,,ssr Proudly to the
ACE. 70. numerous dedlcationS OF
10 .,1'-.. ". today was that of New
'--'-r --rsr State surpassed her
--,,sr Az and character OF distin-
1l--.'' --'o,ers, Participating in the
90 .4-bs building itself proved
ll- .Es finest payiliOns In all
2.s =. CIV" A large asSemblage
WIZ. tEs invited guests alone
r'','-', ne hundred. After music
'i.l. .Is exercises began with
'4!.' i'...irrment Of the building
,,n,. 1-...,- -'1 gses by Chauacey N; De-
1o....,.-5sptof 1.., the Board Of Man
~ s1btb.,oi the State Of New
4 Dspsv said; 80
,gvoe FLOWER. LADIES AND CIEN ! l;,l,. i-S-
-..-s.C,,eof .ddIc ages in thesp'enIor
.s rfs extent Of her learning, the
y, ~ by commerce., and the liberty OF
y IN, ,rss the electric light which
80 .s-,~~v that has been shroudeO
-,-.--er ana sDiritlal darkness. Inc
-..sCf her merchants, the audaclty
.,rs has ueuetrateds5 FAR beyond
& 80 s-owr OF the surface OF the
% ". N indicate vague pOssiolhues
s '.a5' ~ +re Afrdici created the con
--,Sf,5 nalepossiOle our COLUMBUS
s~.-s-,-v fu.ug that New YORK IN
-. ,bs model for her building at TINS
--s.5.-.7n should have looked 10
n. S,~ her lesson and that her struct-
----5 avrress the best ideals OF the
80 New York stands 10 the
,,- ,5rrineutiu much the same posi-
.Tt Florence To- Europe in the ht-
,s--~rv orlv her leadership is more
J, sDl more constantly contested. IL
1. very hard % be first when all was
,-,s srpe~srit.5u and despOtism, but
rr-b..c culture aud learning, com
Il activity aud al. which constitutes
ll3arf cities and tho power Of states
universally distributed among com
-.gI,bs which form our nation that
leader among such splendid eX-
s m Drorress and development
Iced rare distinction. our
IN, is the centre of the intel
,rs artistic. the financial and the
.rsl activities of the new world. Our
wviEes Ler imperial title by cOnun-
5s greatest in p0pulGuOn, in manu-
ms. ia agriculture aud in commerce.
sy5 already shown our appreciation
4 Tsst discovery and the OiscOverer
4 splendid pageant which filled our
twsrd our streets during the past
Iaeuarade Of school children illus
The UNEQUAL blessings Of civil and
4 5gs liberty. lt demonstrated the cor
I'75' our h0Spita ity 20 exile from for
4 sr1s. snf The absorbing and asslnl-
tgDoWer0f our Institutions. The Jew
4 Gentle. the Catholic and the Pro
b. Of every shade receiving a
education from State, marching
3 the same flag, keeping step 70
a-e music. the flag Of the Republic
. be m1s.cOf the Union demonstrated
ter.1c'aI influence Of American liberty.
we're prophetic OF the perpetuity OF
Il0as founded upon Just and equal
y They exhibited the marvellous
ss 0y which the raw material Of
15 when placed in the Cruci5le Of
uldoerty, developed patriotism and
gen, citizenship.
great steamship Of commerce and the
,e1 ships OF The new navy as they
s-el through our larUlr and the Hud-
-- 0.u,el with s2.y0s of artillery the
% O.. the tiscuy.~er. demonstrated
-Ia1ce ll navigation, commerce and
,'1suce 1872. Their greater signitl-
was tl8, the finding of the new
lll 3nalcipa-CO the mind and con-
Re @. many, 0gr tCe national sa.uteS
1a trEa'es ol Italy and Spain 70 the
can flag WAS recognition of the
c iact that the people Of the
Republic had utilized for
,f- happiness, and The benefit OF the
-e .lesunaC.e advantages of the
@l.le1L The naval and the mill
-s civic and the aleg0riCal process
ol tle story ina 0bisyt lessons Of
.-a1 OF modern civilization through
--,,'S OF tle little fleet Of Christie
.e---1us. The million or more of
ol.ec'e1 and prosperous men,
ana children who viewed the pa
Y t.len So.l.ery mingled with their
y ,ls suggestive exhibition of our
~ .'r wdra deep and lasting grati-
Y. ,-5 peaceful. event 90 which the
''S dedicated.
.e vii be a gathering during the
Y. .l As beautiful park OF citizens
o.-.t 3- Tie union and repreSen-
I " -.-e sister deputies of North and
4 ~ '..--.sI.-- and the Dominion Of Cana
,s'..o,S from all the nations Of the
o-e W.4 md here hospitality in
49,, --.-,--a- structures. Others whose
~ ,-.A't net houses viii be homeless.
4 So, lo'aer coming from any part Of
~. attracted from abroad 10 this
r;r n, passes le portals of this build
j. .-,es-.ta tle infinite hospitality
IN -.D. ..es.l5s tle commonwealth of
- u a-o2-ol, and will also fee. In
II, 5.s..--..-.-yl,s, Surroundings and the
Ia -.-.-el -ere mat though far from
..l,-9'-l,e1e is ar home
~ -1' Governor aud State officers.
,,,--- .l-.l. .ss.Cl appointed by our
'sgr'r - see that our State was
rs presented "a, this great exposi-
.-ia,,l s1- l-.s building aud place
b W,-,3,--- ,--'..- p l's,ra.iou Of the officers
sY,-,.-- -, : t-r. We believe that a
f. l,3 ar,'.-.. ".-. recognize iu its architec-
1sr S,t....--'ael.S something worthy
| b i,,a-,-'.y' anu Tore. .guers will have
- of ca-ee t0 the marvellous
..i ,ss ry- our great commonwealth.
I s,s,s---... .Peal ask for a condensa-
'ls 49,. .- il picture of the bene-
-s-,a ma ,.l or America and indie
.,g ne 49, -i,- ,-He him through this
y 'e5rass-..., y, ,.,-- say to him. This struc-
..,es oi.bs s--. o-. one of tue forty-four
|Neg y,--.y. american Onion
j b, 80 contributes s,.s,.- 49,. -,
,ce i0r ,,s .--...e ,-..e -l charity and Denev-
+ he nsi--s{S ,S-,el , Of helpless. the Injured
\ .'als Iorta-.c,- - .9s --eater facilities for
N y -gts, is igr-pere - -gt citizens and their
.-e Sciences. ana 81. ,'1t alced iDl the arts,
~ sreater weai,p .le luyeDtA AOns; pos
.-a.0.e comnerrs u,ore eXte,l lsive and
!, -e.d q more eaic,S--..1 so-.1 raise and put
,. SSas more n1v.S.s.. ,,,,S... array, land upon
We could have S,-IuI S;,C'tuI nav( than all
- Jr,-Ols Us sailed from Poi. Z. toe line ,(hen
ISio' i' ,ci "a the shores Of aus t5;.
I'M. -S S.s,l .es,9lGlosure aud in ,Ss9t sss9t lake
rs RsoV'l-A TiA Be an interpsSiids.aes S great
/, S,gsse N ,ss s,. oI all the earth V;S 9niyer-
in ,taSal3ss eTerT win be felt s tor qek p s;o 70
kstruct tbss S.er SS1raer Of the ~ 'IT r.
sas, lAs TloTvs l15S4sFiesn first of III n
~ ''' the Py0dpcev p ,ne.. I.
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