The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-07

Honest Man.
Vote With Care for County Commis-
sioner.
Blooded Stock for Sale Cheap-Apply
to K. B. Hayes.
Mai. Got, alias Gen. Cot, Carpet
Knight Mams's Pet.
Six Years of Grantism Cost 81 S4,OOO,OOO-
Ditto Hayes.
Our Public Interests Demand Change
-GrantIsm Says No.
The Germans Fight and Vote Nit Sigel.
Figures Won't Lie, But Hslsted (Au-
anias) VIII.
Wagon with girls-"West Virginia good
for 10000"
Who is Goff? A Bloated Bondholder,
Soldier without Battle.
Civil Service Reform (Chinee Hero
gliphics) S. ). Cox.
Hayes Increased Ohio's Taxes and De-
creased His Own.
Wheeler is Subsidy Shark and Land
... Grabber for Railroad Rings.
Wagon with Tree, labelled-Tree of
Democracy, Peace, Plenty and
Prosperity for All.
Banner with Csricature of Hayes being
Butted by Kan, labelled, "Only
Worth 50, En-
To the gentlemen who marshslled the
procession is mainly due the creditable
display and success of the parade, and
also the "quelling of the perturbed spirit"
OF the ,s"howling and undisciplned mob
and "Comunistic rsbble," as the opposi-
ton term them; and conducted the pro
cession over the following route in a
manner that was truly an honor to them
selves and the city:
From the Custom House, with
the right resting on 10th street,
and moved thence down 10th to
Market, up Market to 9Th, down 9th TO
Main, down Msin to 9th, up 9th to
Chapline, down Chspline TO Both, up
Both tc Ecf, down Eoft to 39th, up 9th
to Jacob, up Jacob to S3rd, down 33rd to
Eotf, up Eotf to 3lst, down 3lst to Chap
line, up Chapline to 20Lh, down 10th to
Market, up Market to 18th, up 18th to
Wood, up Wood to 18th, down 10Th to
Capitol Building.
SENATOR THURMAE's' SPEECH.
At ten minutes to three o'clock, the
undated and understandable enthusiasm
of the multitude again manifested itself
1t had been arranged that Senator Thur
man should address the people from the
new Capitol building; but on account of
the mud in the streets, the place for his
speech was changed to the front of the
Court House. Accordingly at the
hour above mentioned an immense
throng asse mbled at that locality
filing the streets, and jamming each
other into ore solid mass. The appear
aDce of the distinguished statesman was
the occasion of perfect yell of applause,
which, when His Excellency Governor
Jacob had introduced him in few APP
propriste and pleasing remarks, was
again rendered, and exhibited IN three
cheers, given with will by the audi
ence, which numbered at least
5000 honest West Virginia voters.
Mr.. Thurman commenced by saying
that he was in no good condition to
speak. This was his third week of al
most constant labor, and he was we'll
nigh exhausted. He felt all worn out,
and was very hosrSe; but he felt it his
duty, in view of the great issues at stake,
as well as because ofthe cordial reception
given him, to make the attempt and do
mis- best. II was due the Governor ard
people that he shoult speak, and he re
auested that careful attention be paid
him or otherwise his poor condition would
prevent hia being heard. He would reject
every thing unnecessary to accomplish
all the good he could, and would there
fore indulge in no rhetoric nor efforts at
defamation, but would present facts as
thew are. There we're two important
questions upon the answer to which this
election should depend. First-W bat
can be done 10 relieve the business of the
country from the lsmentsble condition in
which it existsl And second-What
can be done 10 Danish the abuses and cor
ruptions which exist in our civil service?
In other words, shsll We have honesty
and plenty of bread, or dishonesty and
the wolf at the door? Radical orators
wave the bloody shirt and indulge in
every manner OF demsgogueism.
This, however, WAS not question OF
bloody shirts, but whether We should
bave any shirt at all TO our back. He
would not act on the defensive, but he
would take s little time TO show
the audacitv of such arguments as
they advance. For instance, they prate
about the rebel debt and claims for the
emancipation of slaves being paid. Such
charges were not only audacious, but an
insult 10 the intelligence Of the Ameri-
can people. The rebel debt. There was
no such thing as the rebel debt For
Whist was the time for the payment Of
such debt? SIX months after the ratif-
cation OF treaty Of peace between the
Confederate States and the L United States
of Americs, The time for its payment
has not come yet, and never will come.
[Applsuss and laughter. The payment