The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
FORMER suPEnINTEuDENT OF
r1LEoRAPHs WRITES
TO INrELLloEHcER.
WAS AGENT OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
AT WHEELING CoNvEN-
TON.

AT WHEELING coKvEN-
TIoH.
Praises John S. Carlisle and A. w.
for stand raksn-
\ perusal of IN" Golden Jubilee cir
'Ha! ieNives som. memories of the tr>.-
.is Times Of 90 yeaTs ago. and prompts
I" I" send you trlS communication
was a resident of West Nirg!u,. for
zen vars. and cast my nrst vote Tor
lieS cent IN Wheeling FOR Abraham Lin
com under the old Nirgfris MA 80
ttsr! survivor OF the political -cafnns..n
"t 80" Ia virginia doubt not resards n
20 a. rspetience not duplicated by any
~ later year secession even then WAS
IN ,.e ar Roger a. Pryor was brought
10 Nh"rlins To hre the southern heart
AL. nlnnS Speech d"iiNerei IN tho old
Lincoln was ,l"ct"d and t7er. was none
"ther ," would be the Irutus VIII" u"ui5
sap hlil ON the steps Of the zap fol
IN" day Immediately FOLLOWING I'M.
ta'tutt,." "I Mr. Lincoln were omin-
Gus IN Their signs. The feeling 81 un-
Who'll. community one sr.,r.eiv
whom Ia could sI.ak with ssf.tV
I.t ne ming ON F"r' sumter cleared
..r "liu'~in'r" driving ths ulrertains
over MT" th' union column. ana IN. 80.
~. 'i.inSni had not the courage 10
n,II np, IT, head thereafter ~
On Hlav - 1851. the 80
"ut''Ns h"ld n meeting r tie ,.lIrf
nous" Il" determine what courS. sr.tIii
"NFh Ut Ifie fnIffsT tf ffN.- -
~ ing ther" was not mucu prom
u d-hnife action. a. som. M Inc
SS"itb WI" IN sNWUIthy with tn.
N"'th ana the remarks behaved ~ 49,,
sutton. T. remained for Roh.-t NI,,
rs"n "f List. MORRISON - WI,
"+ 80 slhEularly 4u'.t nau O..
t' 'HH D." 20 ~. goN.rrr.-u ..
Tie union tut ipr coma.
t]es,i,f .''r'a I'm" meeting passed
'''' PLATFORM a ~ atys 1..., ,'
IN. meeting Nts h"it tilII greet
tfnc tho tf--
'~-ii'r'"n iia B. vt- u+r4l.,
,' 'e''sisI nffr- .r. N-..Irl +,,
,>-t of cd. 90. Nssf,... q if'>~ 'n4 s,t
f"i'. t't- tttI. t,.t. ft, o..
.St"t '~Ssd5.ctS. ,.trt.l.
H'i Hni Nj ur.rr.u. af tr. ~
qualification of their uccs,so- for
w .''l me General Assembly u au-Hor-
.@"i To pruNid" a' rhe .-,u..-r -...
d." period In an Tins ,,r ,..I.n,.
'.1"hs Viii clearly p,rc.!y. 49,
..r'e mas been uo disposition tn as
7'iA~ o. power or aurrurif1 o..
I"'ntEq"G D. th- c-N.g,rrI.- of f..,-
fl''H' unhappy condition. or Il. o..
L,.t 49, lHhh a r'-tfg ipr their
h'sh'St interests MAY r.quIr.
ia reply To- r.uarn~ which hs,.
p"tu mad" ahro1C. we deem 4, t-.r..r
TOD So! 'Adi N' have % sc.a occasion
tdNr any -Iri~ Ia rc."r.fr. -r -r,
H,nl oi w" STATE. The idea of tho. u.
fu'-dtiou az ans part o. r. when W.
'tiuN contracted has ben .N
pressed or entertained los ar, r,.,
Der o; 'he convention In. opl, o..
zee m" subject has received has L.. ,
pa connection with the son,
ration az the western counties ,-t
Mh"h"N"r 80 has been thus named
.H.s' l'@lr'I0 90 separation hay, iu
'aTlahll oppressed their VIut-rr.
70 ASSUME" their egutaU.n ro-.t'--
l" "Hr'i"n. AM promises o. la,
Ah"ni or projects 81 a--r4rr.wanf ~
lHlH .lnt. when tAe very ,,f-f.nre az
Ih" cmm"r"calth IS threatened
N'uid 2" worse than idle.
Call for Support.
y hi"r aI tines" circumstances with
''' Iria conviction that fia ,Drr-.
adopted o. ~. ou., rn. o.. N.,,t En-.
STAG car De- retained in ta, u..u
ana fh" liberties and rch'. coz OBJ. ..,
i." -'''ir. . and r"rr.t Itt.I u. r...-
earnestly call upon orr I.,,f f.lr.V
! lr ivory 'uu-fs ,. rh. c.-r.
.u'' N"'4'h. 3d." are rn' abroad, r,r.
'' Ir fHi- Cnit'nfiuu. fn sntf wtw
i' "' 'i" .~ltflr. at. If.utrf
ITO fn fif- ilIt 90. f.. ,4-f..--
r-l'.' moment. Nr.t. g.. ....f..r
NU Poe" i--.g hs Oh. f|s.,.'4. vH.r
ever % 't' 'a-- 'raf they ,an Dr.. ,,.
'.''! '.f r"i r'-'r'tf-fD- from .ttrr
''I'h VII hr most ord. r.
'"if'd $50 r.u-.ar r- essential
'aiit" ". a'' paff OF fH' ,..- .fftIfi.I
.T istH- Di 'h" f...f uNft.t .r....
-.iIt"lt demanded hr f.. ..rr.r
CO.. az i'" 'i'n".. "U u. made. lt'.l
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