The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-29

Rams S., Horses $40 and Cattle sl2 OO.
Archie, what have you done with that
$4,000?
Caldwell for Assessor has nothing to
fear
Mccoy, his opponent, is upon his ear.
Hugus will find that Jordan is hard
road to travel.
How we apples swIm-See the truthful
InteLLigencer.
That $4,000 curruptien fund won't
carry West Va. for the RAIDS.
The busy bees, Belknap, Bsbcock and
Benny B.
The more you inherit the poorer you get.
See Hayes tax returns.
Radicals reform within themselves by
nominating Ben Butler for Congress.
No man can carry the German vote in
his pocket.
Open to the highest bidder, Carl Schurz.
Scott has the itch for Office, scratch him.
= The line of march started, and con-
slant accessions to 7the number soon
swelled it 10 tremendous force. AS it
passed down the route advertised in
Yesterdays REGISTER, it swelled to a
multitude-"pretty nearly two hundred
men probably" as the local of the Intel.
l.geneer would say, but one thousand
sir hundred and s,rty one, by actual
count carrying torches, to say nothing OF
the numbers VINO could not be supplied
with lights. And be it borne in mind,
all these were Ohio county men-no WIS.,
itors from abroad-who will cast fair,
honest votes for the good cause, whether
1t be represented on national, State or
county tickets. The route was a long
one, but still the Democrats did not tire.
They marched in unbroken ranks to the
foot of the big hill IN the First ward
There arrangements had been made for
them to be addressed by Col. WILSON.
That gentleman appeared in due time
and commenced a scathing overhaullng
of Radical misrule. He went over the
whole ground; showed up the defalca-
tions and the peculations of the party in
power in true style. He showed how, in
sixteen years of power, the Radicals had
reduced us as people, not only to the
point of starvation by their vicious policy,
instituted alone to enable otficeholders,
relatives and favorites TO grow
rich on the morey extracted from the
people by taxation; but had even at
tempted to carry out their plans by mill
tary rule, and force bills, destroying
thereby our Republic, and building up
on its ruins a military despotism. Thus
he continued ut length, pouring shot
after shot into the ranks, each shot car
rying of hundreds. And to show
how his remarks were appreciated,
the ladies God bless them) turned
out in solid mass, and showered our gallant
Colonel with more boquets than he could
carry away. The meeting was simply
grand, glorious and splendid. We have
not space to do it Justice. Col Wilson
was followed by Mr.. j. II. Good and Col.
J. H. Pendleton in appropriate remarks,
and, TO the music of victory,
retrenchment, honesty and reform,
marched back to their respective wards
enthusiastic and orderly. To sum up,
the RAIDS became very sick, and all the
sickles they can buy, won't BEGIN topre'
vent the Democracy of Ohio county,
West Virginia and theU MON, from reap
ing the crop in October and November
next. God speed the good cause say we.
At BenwoOd.
The meeting at Benwood last night
was undoubtedly the largest ever held in
that place, and the display was such as
would have done credit even to the city
of Wheeling itself. Benwood, alone,
turned out l25 men with torches, exclud-
ing those bearing banners, and Bellsire
rallied enthusiastically to West Vir-
ginlas shore, about one hundred men
with torches fling into line,
and in connection with the
Benwood delegation, presented an
appearance which was truly grand.
Along the line of march the
houses were brilliantly Illuminated
gayly festooned and decorated with
banners appropriately inscribed. The
Bellaire delegation, headed by Wsllace's
band, were met at the ferry landing by
the Benwood club, with opened ranks,
the Bellaire clubs marching through and
Benwood falling in at the rear, and
marching IN line to the Square, where
Col. Wilson and Col. ID. ID. johnson
were to address the meeting. Arriving
at the Square, the procession was greeted
with shouts of applause by the large
crowd already assembled, hats were
thrown into the air, old men be-
came young, and the youthful voter went
wild with enthusiasm. The stand from
which the speakers delivered their ora
tions was beautifully decorated with
national ensIgus and flowers, large
banner in front of which, bore the magic
words, "Tilden and Hendricks, the only
True Reformers," the whole handsomely
Illuminated with large refiectors. Among
the inscriptions on the transparencies
were the following:
The Germans Fight with Sigel.'
"Give US Back the Old Silver Dollar
"The Bloody Shirt will not keep the
Wolf from the Door"
"Stand up for the nobility of labor; it is
Heavens great ordinance for
improvement
"Our Free School System is the pride of
Tho nation ~