The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-20


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nansIon DaSle is not alone and aIways neceS-
sarv ia rational announcement. There
mnst be 4. constant movement toward
n. higher and notler civilization, a div
ijIzafion that snail make rs conauestS
witbonf resort 10 war and achieve IA
f,reotest v,rtories nnrr1inR the arts OF
S,aoce Tn o,Ir nresent sltua&ion. duty.
and duty alone. should prescribe the
boundarv of our RESPONSIBILITIES and the
soope OF our UNDERTAKINGS,
''The anal determination OF our pJr-
poses awaits the action OF the eminent
men who are CHARGED by the executive
with the making OF the treaty OF peace
and that of the senate OF the United
States, which by our constitution, muse
rntify and confirm It. We all hope ana
pray that the confirmation of peace
win be as just and humane as the con-
duct and contamination of the war.
When the work OF the treaty makers is {,
done, the work Of the law makers will
begin. The one viii settle the extent OF
our responsibilities; the other must pro-
vide the legislation to meet them. The
arrny, and navy have nobly and heroic
ally performed their part. May God
give the executive and Congress wisdom
to perform theirs"
uowoll Catches the Audience.
r,,o aa5ros, ~ cIorl Howell. oe Az
,,,,ta ,,,h,, rssnot,fled to the sentiment.
.,S,,- paernitsd c,nnntry-North ana
e,o,,tt - co,,s,bt I,ia audience and c1ausZht
iS ,Sor, bor5 TSTr Howell's address wiil
~ ts,,,,5 ~, +Se eI,.fl, ,,a are az fi1ls issue
,.rThs prfsIdentI vas the next tSaal
-, ,bo ,,roorsmme' ana to that, ex-
vics.President Stevenson replied. AIr.
stsvsnson,s address. which was COM
stontIy, i,,terr,,nted I1v applause, bristled
3sjitt''S III, S,ooS yni1+s
Chairman MacVeigh paid an eloquent
,rih,,te 10 the American soldier, as ne
sailed unon the two men most prominent
~ tSa late war to reply 10 me toast,
a5rha lsI a A 1 rrnv !,
The toast was drunk amid wild en-
.h,,sSasr, ,, cSeor afier cheer rinEinr
tbro,,ah t,,a the hall as General Miles rose
IN ,.,,t- - tha eioyIous deeds a. tfa
S,,l,.,,,,,, ,.ao,,Io,. and volunteer. Every