The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-14
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Ing his speech
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Jet and wisely chose the one most
on he Jersey and its breeding" and
hollinEsvorth following on the law
IN Us relation 20 good citiIenship and
good government" Zach vas AZ his
Bailey gave mastery address on
the Jersey. practically following
The sane line OF thought published IN
the government AGRICULTURAL reports.
and Hoilingsworth stuck 20 HIS law
books. insisting that they tended 70
E tn-- elevation OF mankind as
bailey's IDEAS tended 20 the improve
mont OF bis Jersey herd
TO those having prejudice against
the law HollingzWorth's speech was
a revelation lie quoted from Black.
stone and Justinian with such force
A. TO Interest the general listeners
and they remained with him until
he finished. although. as he remarked.
!, vas about milking time" when be
Like Justinian. he crystaiired the
whole doctrine OF the law into thre
gerenal precepts: Live honorahiy.
hurt nobody and render 20 every one
/ his due"
Liberalism cropped out strongly in
his speech as shown by the following
excerpts caught by a reporter.
The average citizen In this prac-
teal age II too often judged. as Mr.
Bailey judges his Jersey cows on the
basis OF butter-fat producing qualities
7 The best OF the herd. however. does
I not always produce the most butter
fat. nor does the successful gathering
or gain by man always indicate the
highest and best type OF citizenship
Mind and conscience In man must be
considered"
The modern world II tending
strongly TO specialism in every line
, OF human endeavor. Only a few minds
L
more than one calling. the happy. 20
easy jack OF all trades IL at a dis
count In the active life OF the pres
ent Seldom. after years OF mature
: thought and reflection along one line
OF work. can such line be dropped and
great success be achieved in any
other. Many n good farmer has been
stunted and spoiled by trying TO make
a doctor, lawyer or preacher OF him.
SELF. and many men who would have
succeeded In the professions have
made shipwreck OF their life work by
undertaking TO manage a farm. Nat
ural inclination and the right use OF
the one FIVE or ten talents God has
given 10 man make for their individ.
Hal success or failure I'm life"
Special privileges 20 a select few
! or many. where the entire citizenship
is interested. should not be sought or
allowed merely because OF calling or
class distinctions. II causes resent
/ ment among those who honestly be-
| lieve in the square deal"
Public rights under n free gov
| eminent are for the equal benefit OF
] all citizens without regard TO private
/ or special interests"
Our constitutional law makers
were right when they separated
church and state; right in opposing
/ class legislation. and right in the
/ sentiment that all men are created
| and endowed by their creator with the
unalienable rights OF life, liberty and
I the Pursuit OF happiness"
/ MANY problems Of many kinds re-
main for solution in the public life OF
! America. Liberty today needs TO be
/ as jealousy guarded as In any hour
/ OF the worlds history. Civic as we'll
as military dangers. az times dark
/ and threatening. still linger on our
| horizon. Lethargy and indifference
among voters. and neglect OF civic
/ duties on the part OF good citizens.
undermining causes OF weakness I'm
I all free governments. are undoubted-
I ly serious problems OF the future"
| Broad minded. God-fearing officials
are needed in American public life /:
I real men In fact, sun-crowned and
heroic, who will stand Ike a rock IN
! civic contests for law and order. de-
cency. and an elevated citizenship
I in the world"
The call 10 duty Is imperative
, upon all. No one Is exempt. and no
/ special class. high or low. many or
few. should expect or seek extra priv.
Z ileges from the government Its ben.
efiits. its blessings. its sunshine, are
for us all. Conscience and character
are not confined 20 any one class
Like the famed citizenship OF Rome,
10 be an American citizen Is greater