{"character_count": 778, "word_count": 143, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9641000032424927], "ccnet_perplexity": [1579.0], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Wise in one Of his recent speeches In Congres, ac-
tually boasted that the people Of his district would
not let a newspaper be established in It and that
they were right. On examining ms district accord
ing to the late census. md that Of population
OF about $1,000 persons, only about cUuU of those
% years can either read or write And this Il
the Mr.. Wise who wants 10 have the compensation
of Members of Congress increased to SO PER day,
and To be placed IN such respectable standing to
be above the influence Of the Jack Cades, alla. com
mon people, or working men. We nothing for
Mr.. Wises sentiments as to party politics, bat we
have usually considered 1t lnadms sble that any bat
most ignorant and benghted community, could
elect such man TO tie station he now occupies.