The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-24

L0c1L PoAEHrEL PouIL-psnocEss'
ie mas nseiinEI are ReBsraliy PEt-fios-le.
A. hlSod gid Nho i ANXIOUS % -.
ID q aalSFFr ha8 Prollissd 70 1AfTy
bin UbsGHlaA b slseie4 PruEidslL
Look ct the plztioTn,7 says the Dsfn-
oeratie orator ubsa be points bis Eager
At the crowd; site ohe sEsbJdiBeai Of AL
IhSt'S true and pare, 'eontiHues the si1ies-
man. The crowd thea move o. and ak
ilsb beer HuGl are qEhEed in approval q
he sentitltITf.
A Tiiden and HendGicki pole va
raised in the First Ward on Saturday Ai-
teFnoon under the direction Of Messfs.
Robsrt Phillips, David Greer, Peter
GuhdliEE. +. A. Ebert, Geo. BaJi and
John Robinson, the committee appointed
for thsParPoss. Ia lie sTsning Ipseebes
vsrt hSds By AairL AIhd Caldwell,
Geo. 70. Davenport, & W. Byrne, J. o.
Psndleton, Z. g. Craeraft, W. W. ATnelt
L. 8. Jordan and ]. J. w0als.
Ia BeppAiezhs Il Union township
hsld meeting 4, the corner u lslh and
Wood Itrests on Saturday eTsHing for ID,
purpose Of Organizing 4 Hayes and
Wheeler club. Tbs meeting IA largely
attended, over 1000 persons being pres
emit. A platform had been erected around
Mr.. 0sOrgs CFambaskSTI pole, and
gracefully decorated with the stars and
stripes, while tie names Of the Republic
can candidates for President and Vic,
Piuidenf ReES painted uPan sznIas an
encircled the stand. The Wheeling
City Band Wu present, and die
courSed excellent music At interval
during the evening. The Hayes and
Wheeler Guards Of the First, Seventh GnI
Third Wards marched " the meeting il
a body, headed by band Of music. Mr,
j. A. Dunniug val called 10 the chair
after which Asssr,. =. A. Briw, Geo
Kingdom, Geo. Crumbackef, FraGh
johnson and A. ]. Long were APPOINTED
4 committeeto select permanent Ofhcer
and committees. During the absence 0
the committee &. +. Caldwell, Esq, wa
introduced and delivered 4 ringing
speech. The committee returned aGl
submitted the following report:
PfeiidGnt, Geo. B. Caldwell; VicC Presi
dents. ]. A. Dunning, Vim. Ramp, Gea
KinRhoFn, Geo. CruInbacEer, Hugl
Wilson; Tressurer, David Bell; Seere tlry
David Baird.
Committee on Finance, L. L. Hanson
n. Whitaker, VIM. Harvey, james Ne
Adams, J. a. Dunning, l., c. Rockwell
.Yu. Young, E. &, JSlens, b. d. GO0dlug
Oommittse on ConstiEnlion and b
Laws, Henry Hes, John Oesterling, VIM
EElsy, John S. Armstrong, David Spin
dler, Daniel BOdley.
The report Of the committee was unan
imously adopted, after which Capt. u. l
DoVener and MessEs. Geo. X. Thompsoi
and Jacob Ksmple bPOke upon the issue
oItheday. The new club starts OF Wit
4 membership ofll0. A business meelin
Of the officers and committees will he hel,
at Crumbacker's Hall this evening.
The Seventh Ward DemOcrGta-held
meetinESt he new 'buidiug Of NJ. Rel
", R.G., at the corner Of Zane and Mort
BroadWay streets, for the purpose ,
forming 4 TiIden and Hendricks clul
Mr.. f. p. Mcneil called the meeting
order, and nominated Mr. q. 4
! Beall as temporary chairman, VII
was elected. Mr.. B. A. Galliga
was chosen Secretary. The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed commit
Tee upon permanent organization: I
A. Beall, c. NJ. Coen, Henry Sherman, /
P. Mcneil and J. ?. Rogers. The NEE
ing adjourned without traAspcting an
other business. Fifty names have bee
enrolled. ~
The Democracy should have divide
the audience in the First Ward on Satul
day night, 20 As'to get all the solt.mone
men on one side Of the stand and all I'll
hard.money men on the other. On
orator could shoe. resumption Al u
hard.monCy crowd, while another coul
advocate initiation on the other side. !
that way they conld bridge the blood
chasm between the two wings o. th
party, and give Tilden and HendrieE
each his proper share Of support.
1T now the ringing ehccr incitn
Tho Buckeyes, al AblaEe'
Ws'ru with you 10 the coming hshi
HurrAh, .hurnh for HAyr1!
Lad out the host for battle, IIayc,,
As thou hast lei before
We're coming - In other days,
|. Ia hundred thousand n1Orc.
Tho committee in charge OF the Coz