The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-09

withdrawal shaulI DO exercised and al.
low Others to como in, who might
choose undsr exciting conditions. Il Is
not right to hinder honorable personal
liberty. The wise man in Prov. 3, 90:
put Il strongly when he ssId-"Devise
not eyil against thy noighboE." And
the great Apostle Paul also implied the
same thing: Cor. II, 40-"Let all
things DO dose deeentIy and In eEdes."
NOE RULE UHJUsrITIApLE
Isit right TO seek to bar the rights
and tratae OF the nation 20 as 70 compel
tho whole nation to pause for the settle
meus OF local mltter Of comparatively
few individuals. and ueeessitato the
regular army 10 be called out TO sustain
order and protect the interests Of the
citizens and the nation? And compel
the increase Of vast expenditures
through reckless destruction Of proper.
tyr Defiance to tho laws OF tho land,
frantic mob hindranee, overpowcring
and imprisoning tho nations deputies
and marshals with all indignities heaped
upon them. stoning and beating regu.
laEly appointed protectors Of public
peace and safety, OF liiO and property Of
citizens. cutting telegraph wiros, these
channels OF communication throughout
the land, wrocking Of trains, burning Of
private property, stealing freight, On.
dangering life Of tho travelling public,
obstructing the highways OF commercial
life, refusal and hindrance OF recon.
struction OF destroyed bridges and para
phernalia, ignoring United States court
'ordors, eursing the flag and hor troops.
hhrling open defiance into tho face OF
tho United States government rs OF the
union at Springfield in session assem-
bled not to allow tho removal oil trains
when tho order came to regularly ap.
pointed officers to perform that work
and thon TO DO a menace aud challenge
to tho government as thoy crowd into
the yards and DEFY the starting oil In
ter-State commerce and United States
contracts. / submit, is this right and
legal to array against tho American
idea and her SO dearly bought principles
and rights? It is being made "a day. OF
wrath, wastoness and dcsolntion. y
Zeph. lis. "See tho abomination OF
dcsolation." Matt. 24.l5.
A QUESTION or LOYALTY.
Is it right and loyal to our institu.
tions to engender and threaten civil
strife, as Mr. nebs is purportod to have
threatened II the troops should shoot2
Then Mr.. Debs, please call off the strike
and conline 1t TO the Dface whero 1t be-
longs. This IL treason II anything. It
is rule or ruin. Us. 32-7) "lie deviseth
wicked devices TO destroy tho poor"
There ia no nation on earth so ienient
rs the United States. Zee tho abuse
slio has taken. But it is being abused
now. 1t IL high time that she put hor
heel on the neck Of tho enemies which
threaten her poace rs we'll ne her in.
dustries. Mr.. Debs may publish his
advice TO shun tho destruction oil prop
erty and repudiate being in sympathy
with tho rioters. VOL, this would mover
have occurred had the agitators with
held this most unreasonable and dam-
aging strike. 1t is rather latc TO lock
the door ofter the horse is stolen. 1t is
high time for a forced wholesale emiGra:
ton back again OF all those who will
not DO true to our American idea aud
loyal to her principles and institutions;
in fact OF all who will not become hearty,
true American ci.izOns.
MdSIFlcAScE OF IT.
Has It occurred to you that it is sig
nillcant aud curious fact that protests
received Mt Washington by tho United
Stalos against the marshals and federal
troops ordered out by our President to
quSll riot aud protect commerce aud
person OF citizens, have como from two
eoyernors--Waitc and ,Altgeld, who
have shown themselves by certain overt
acts to encourage and protect even
anarchy. And now Alteeld, tho par
donor OF anarchists, is having tho SAVIOR
Of their wretehelness under HE very
nostrils, as Chicago is tho very vortex OF
their disturbance. This is tho way you
NAV rely on anarchistic mob invasion,
and the American Railway Union
stands condemned for its outrageous
doings.
But what next may we look for?
From Lansing, on tho Panhandle,
and other places hotels and restaurants
have absolutely refused food to those
soldiers sent to those parts for peace
and projection, and TO sustain tho
pledges OF tho nation to it's people. Do
not these pcopic depend most largely
on the travelling public for their very
life aud existence?
The very first principles oil loyalty
demand that tho protectors oil public
inLercsta shall have duo and proper
recognition as agents al the land We
profess TO love and sustain, no
matter how unpleasant their duty.
Many northCrner and southoTner
as we'll lives to bless tho memory
OF some unprejudiccd kindly hospttabls
act from sympathizeSs Of tho other side
during tho war. 1lsese very hotels and
rsStauranta beg for public patronage
and protection. They who would starVe
their protectors OF whatever interest
deserve stesvation themselves. HE
thar would have mercy should show
mercy" is taught as tho fundamental
principle OF humanity by the Great
Teacher They are blind to thoir own
nterests-"Blind leaders OF the blind
and both fall into tho ditch"
NmuMAS nARpmEARTrDSEss.
Is 1t right to show inhunan hard
heartrdnCsB and Injustice? How much
Of it might DO picked out Of tho mass OF
evils? Iard.heartcdncls toward follow
laborors, toward those to whom tho
first appeals arc made for protection in
times OF personal danger, toward those
upon whom they depend Tor exercise Of
activities and living in destroying and
burning property; toward those who
mako work for them, who mako increase
In tho hours OF work and so receive larger
money. Toward these who are inno'