The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14
rrE WHEELING MORNING AUGUST IA 1876

| LOCAL PoIrT1os.-A Democratic meet.
ing, very Blimly attended, was held at the
hose house in the Fifth Ward on satur-
day night for the purpose Of organizing
Tilden and Hendricks club. The officers
elected are as follows: President, VIM.
Myles; Vice Presidents-J. b. Quarter,
VIM. Miller, Ed. Plankey, Herman Dali
er, james Detkin and Thos. Fahy; Secre.
tary, James Wheeler; Committee on
Financial. Plankey, }, Pat. Giliigan,
Pat. shaughnessy, John Hausenaur;
Committee on Bylaws and Constitution
.Benno Hammer, ]. B. Quarter and
Thos. Fahy. Only about forty names
have been enrolled. ~
The Democracy Of the Fourth Ward
met at the Atlantic engine house on Sat-
irday night and organized campaign
club. Uncle John Boring was called to tie
chair temporarily, and 7. NJ. Darrah
acted as Secretary. Messrs. Andrew
King, Patrick Daily, John McDermCtt,
J. N, Ewing and Charles Stentzel were
appointed Committee on Permanent
Organization, and reported the following
officers: President, T. NJ. Darrah; Vice
Presidents-John Fulton, Andrew King,
Charles Stentzel, J. N. Ewing, s. NJ. OAR
rah, c, Stoehr, J. A. Miller and Charles
Deiters; Secretary, VIM. Emblem; Treas
urer, Casper He'll; Finance Committee
c. R. Behler, j. M. Houston and z. Daily;
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
j. NJ. Ewing, VIM. Emblem, VIM. Tay-
lor. ~
The Eighth Ward Republicans have
organized u Hayes and Wheeler club,
with membership OF over two hundred.
The offers are: President, VIM. Schultz
Vice Presidents-Chris. Honecker and
Robert Cowcn; Secretary. J. G. Thomp-
son; Treasurer, Charles j. Hayes; Finance
Committee. II. Hanke, John Hall
Geo. Baum, Adolph Fritz, B. schul, j.. W:
Schultz; Committee on Constitution and
By.Laws-S. l.. Brice, H. G. Ulrich, j.
Fl. Hanke, Godfrey Schul, ]. H. Leighton.
The enthusiastic Young Republicans
Of the Fourth Ward will rally round
their pole on Thursday evening next and
listen 10 some interesting addresses. -
The Republicans OF Ohio county are
negotiating for the use Of the Hamilton
Opera House for their headquarters dur
ing tie campaign.
The primaries for the Ohio County Re-
publican Convention will be held on Sat-
urday next, and the convention on Mon
day morning.
The Democrats OF Richland district Or
ganized Saturday night.
The Martins Ferry Democrats will
raise a pole in n few days. ~
The Ohio County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, appointed at the late
convention, meets tomorrow afternoon
for organization. 100000 ....
A Democratic meeting is 10 be held in
North Wheeling on Thursday evening.
There was Democratic pole raising at
Frasier's tavern, west Of Bridgeport, Sat.
urlay afternoon.
A Democratic club has been organized
in the Sixth Ward with the following
officers: President flames NJ. Todd;
Vice Presidents-N. Reister, John Hand
Ian, Porter Smith, Frank Gruber, Patrick
Weir, Thomas Pryor, Stephen Clark, D.
W. Roisel, N. Bowman, B. Hartman, G.
Warner, and John FitSimmons; Secreta-
rics-H. G. Caldwell, T. w. Weitzel, Will
liam Manion and +. G. Fraatz; Com.
mittee on By-Laws-J. b. Hughes, J. N.
Todd, Porter Smith; Committee on FL
nance--John Reister, John Cooper, Joseph
Fulkenstein, VIM. Weizel. F.C. Fraatz.
The Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton for this district will be held at Par
kersburg on Wednesday, August %.