The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-09

CAMPAIGN BRERZEA-RepRbS take
more 70 clubs than poles from appear.
4 Hayes and wheeler pole raising isto
take place in Lagrange, Just south Of the
city, this afternoon.
The Democratic journals are commene-
Ing u Gil mp viii straw TO. SAtm the
hearts Of the faithful. There are some
young men in this city who have been
illing up with sttaWs all summer to keep
craerait and Pesdleton talked TO The
Martins Ferry Tflden and Hendricks
club las. night,
US that Hayes stock Is rising.
ATilden and Hendricks pole will be
raised at Martins Ferry on Tuesday after
noon, Sept. 10.
Hon. j. N. Estep, Of Cadiz, and Hon.
J. W. White, Of Cambridge, viii address
the Democrats Of West Wheeling to-
The Dems. Seymour cause for alarm in
that income business, They had hope
Tilden. I'VE would Just state that me
man that got of the foregoing Is ready i3r
me GENTLE process oilthe ta1idermist. he
va aoored on the spot:
Good will support Col: Wilson-Vhose
spitits viii needsupporting the day ait tt
t6eelection. g,
The emigrants now being turned into
fnll. aedVed citizens By local candidates
are Democratic by large majority"
The Hayes and Wheeler guards will
carry their pitchiorks down to the Eighth
Ward meeting this evening.
There's music In the air The Eighth
Ward Hayes and Wheeler. Guards have
purchased two tenor drums, u base drum
and two Gfes. They commenced drilling
at the last meeting.
There are several candidates for Jus.
tice Of the Peace in Madison district, and
all Of them reside in the Seventh Ward.
The regular nominees are: Democratic
w. II. Caldwell and W. T. English;
Republican-W. H. Caldwell and Thos.
P. Mcconnell, The independent candi-
dates are John r. Miller and B. +. Nc
Mechen, both Democrats. Justice Cald-
we'll viii be reelected, without doubt,
and Justice Gillespy's successor will be
chosen from the three other candidates.
Tie absorbing topic in local politics is
The grand torchlight procession to take
place this evening. a.
. TheWheeling City Band has sbeense
cuiedby Che Eighth Ward club for the
procession tonight.
Hon. G. F. Scott Republican candidate
for Congress, addressed meeting at
Fowler's, in Brooke county. last evening,
and will speak at MoundsyiIle this after.
noon al, 2 o'clock. LID. -.
Hon. J. Marshall Hagahs will address
the citizens Of Fairmont on Tuesday next,
and Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss will speak at
Reedsville, Preston county.
On Monday las! Hon. WaitmanT 7. Will
lev and Mr.. Sturgiss addressed large
crowd at Kingwood, Preston county.
Hon. J. N. HagaBs and others ad-
dressedIa large Republican meeting at
Fellowsyille; Preston county,on Saturday
last.
Mr.. ]. E. McKennan addressed The
Is peedless 70, sly that Commodore Bor-
| ing's sheepskin band was in attendance.
Geo. Davenport was in his glory last
night. He had the Sixth Ward TO him.
self, and he talked about--excuse us il
you please, from asynopsis OF his speech.
The colored people OF Wheeling have
a good friend in Mr.. Henry Schmulbach.
Mr.. Schmulbach, with his customary gen.
erosity, has ordered fifty uniforms and
torches for the colored Hayes and Wheel
er Guards, at his own expense. We say,
rirc Ia Schmulbach