The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-12

PERTINENT PoIIT1oAL PoEn.-.Ihcre
will bea Hayes and Wheeler pole rais-
Ing at Dallas, Marshall county, on inc
10Th. Abig meeting is expected.
A platform was erected, yesterday =!
the fifth Ward pole, for the Democratic
n1 u Il Sb sUs thn. people on the fence
are tapping their toes little on the
The Evening Sun has not risen as yet.
Was 1t all m0onshinA alter alIY
A day or so ago group Of Democrats
were diSconsolately comparing the large
and enthusiastic Republican demonstra-
tions with their own insignificant meet
inss. when Uncle John Boring, one Of tho
number, suddenly lifted up his head as II
he had been struck with brilliant idea,
and said: GWell there's one thing We
can do; we'll give 'em hill on our ban.
ners."
An enthusiastic Republican meeting
was held at Triadclphia on Saturday al
ternoon last, when beautiful poplar
mole 100 feet In height was dedicated TO
The good cause. The Dallas boys were
present In uniform, on horseback, forty
strong, making very creditable appear
ance. The speakers were Capt. B. B.
Dovener and Messrs. 7, ]. Hugus and w.
]. w. Cowden, Of this city. a. G5t
The Dallas Hayes and Wheeler Guards
now have fftyuniforms, and have ordered
Fifty more. 5.s,- ~ y f.i
fhe Republicans Of Bridgeport have
put up very pretty pole In Kirkwood.
The pole Is about 1870 feet high, hewed
and painted. Messrs. John Bloom, Jo-
seph Ingram and others did the work,
and are entitled to much credit: On
Wednesday evening meeting will be
held at the pole, and Messrs. b. B. Dove
ner, OF Wheeling, and Warren Hollister
and DR.. Todd, OF Bridgeport, will speak.
There will probably be quite large at.
tendance from this side Of the river,
Martins Ferry Etnaville and West
Wheeling. Keep the ball rolling.
The Bridgeport Hayes and Wheeler
Guards now number over 200. They
meet tonight for the purpose Of making
arrangements for uniforms and torches.
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards OF the
First Ward will drillion the street to-
night
4 Tilden and Hendricks club, with a
membership Of about thirty, has been
organized in Triadelphia. The follow
inS are the officers: President, John
Supler; Vice Presidents, +. Lawson and
D. NJ. Thornburg; Secretary, John w.
Hancher; Corresponding Secretary, DR..
George A. Cracrait; Treasurer, John
Helfenbine. -.
The Republicans Of Clay district will
have 100 uniforms at their hall, 1877
Main street, tonight. Let there be full
turnout. -E ...y...
There WILDE an extra train run on the
G, 4 p. road from Steubenville and Mar
linsyille for the Carl Schurz meeting.
The Seventh Ward Hayes and Wheeler
club held large meeting at Floral Hall
last evening. Asound and logical address
was delivered by Gen. 7. N. Harris, after
which Capt. John Baggs made few re-
marks. The following marching officers
were elected by the club: Captain, Samuel
Martin; First Lieutenant, Wm. II. Riley;
Second Lieutenant Maj. N. W. Burt.
Maj. Burt stated that he could not serve
az an officer, and Gen. james NJ. Ewing
was elected in his stead. The club agreed
to attend meeting on Wednesday even
ing at bridgeport, to be addressed by
Capt. Doyener, DR.. Todd, Warren Hollis
ter and B. G. Cranston, EsqS.
The Republican County Executive
Committee have. procured 9 banner, 2o1
30 feet, containing portraits Of Hayes
and Wheeler, which will DO suspended
over Market street. opposite the Opera
House. sHr ~
The Hayes and Wheeler Guards are
multiplying SO rapidly that it has be:
come necessary to have field and staff
officers in the professions hereafter.
The otIicrss Of the different clubs will
meet on Thursday evening OF this week
for the purpose Of electing such officers.