The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-24

come necessary for long lines OF dead
.lles 70 De carried through our streets
The speaker continued. by drawing at
''ulIoh 10 the peace of the United states.
-al ins That within our borders there was
\. ne sound OF musketry. and instead
20 ne heard the peaceful hum Of in
nustry The sunday bells Instead OF
No4hdlng "A requiem over dead bodies.
fIhlIn9ned a peaceful nation 10 worship.
ne sald that We should not be satisfied
Nllh balance Of trade that IA il a
TOT a ne" arising Of patriotism.
ne times he said ampiificd tho FEELING
.u i my brothers Keeper" He said.
IAN We look upon the woe of today
America but a better America lie
salu' love Industry and trade hut
'IiIne i feel We have carried our
development too far into commercial
lie then drew attention 10 great op-
rbanga OF our country. ms the
Inued the opulent become poor. while
ne poor gan the balance Of financial
I'M. t"l-!sIants coming here Oft
fEtii't-h Iaha win scarcely enouEh 20 Tss~
Ills island, but IN "A few wears nave
Hore money and more wealth Than the
sing OF the country wher, they left.
HOW marvellous has been the success III
some OF our men he continued
W2uId not. stop the wheels Of in
uustIy. ne said. but would ask YOU 10
give more attention TO state. civ aud
k~"Ntrnmcnta affairs. When A man asks
+ +AN' NfAAuA MS ALl.IfN-mATN have
pr "uprcn"usion of service FOR state
senator Burtaln said that he never ne
,aIue very excited over initiative. ref
tI'h.4u or primaries He said that IL
you think you are going To- change nm
man nature by theories YOU VIII he
loIihs Tor a way out OF difficulties be-
many years nave passed. "Iudlvid-
ual responsibility" DE said. "det.rmtn.-
Whetner We shall have good government
not tie stated that each man was
utact IN the makeup OF the govern
inrnt OF any nation. and II foul hands
udndle the government then the indiyid-
ual D. responsible. We are not going
% work new reforms ia laws he con,
enu'l unless we have r. now sense OF
In the future. said Senator Burton.
incarnation relationship viii no
IN years past the center Or
ln venice London and Am
-'IdhIn Just as feel that soon the bal
aHce Or trade will bee on this sid. of
t.. Nt-antic Now my friends. Dr. have
l,It anF Impressions Ma will work FOR
America first. that VIII awaken a. nv,
sense Or citizenship. then I feel repaid"
~S,h3tor burton then c~outrasted the
that n W~eshIugtau'- day and 49,
lesion what would Washington dog'
LIet ne Ntid. Washington was not ham
I'Id uy ~" ~skerrapcra Of today lie
-tld that Washington saw hopes in Inc
INal De- hui|ted for "a nation.
heved IN preparednoss. thar he baIi.trF
in tho strict neutrality ~ our nation
1nl protection aEllnst the iurDads Of
inrcisn countries tie said thai Wash
AL'n whose birthday was being cels-
hrafef. was a metropolitan man. beiuv
'', .nlt. arlsLoerauc conditions
Contrasts Lincoln and Warrington
over against him. ha erufraaf.f A6-s-
ftm Lincoln Who. he -slI was tho man ~
tr, people. out ~ the woods .t. ~ tb.
most humble eurrnundinEs. "a uterator
NJ a race Be stated That Washington
was mot H politician. ans did MOT f.,E
az Lincoln senator Burton said that
lincoln understood fhe trend ~