The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
attention by large and enthusiastic au.

Her wants were few,
Which he Of course knew,
Still he never could bear 10 hear them
For money was tight,
And he thought IL was right
SO go 10 j. II. Motter, the papsr hanger
and sign painter. Leave orders II
Mayer & hIOtZS.
Mr.. j. II. McCuen, Of the firm Of
johnson u McCuen, OF this city, has
been elected Superintendent Of the Top
Mil, Wheeling.
Mr.. j. r. Purpel, from Parkersburg,
succeeds Mr.. Chrystsl as Superintendent
of the B. & 0. stock yards.
Mr.. kemple and Mr.. Porter, Of
Wheeling addressed the afternoon meet
lrg st the Disciples Church yesterday.
a movement was on foot last evening
to hold meeting an effect compromise
which would secure the reelection of the
the present Mayor and Marshal.
From Another Correspondent.
The Nationals assembled en- mdsSs in
the city hall on Saturday evening. The
speech of &. w. Scott, the famous
champion of workingmens rights, was
in his customary forcib.e and popular
style. The address OF Mr.. Levi Casse,
the candidate for mayor, was received
with an enthusiasm among the industrious
citizens. He is gentleman whose
patriotism was rewarded with q bullet
during the late unplessantness with the
South, ard he has earned his living since
the war by the God appointed way Of
labor, and his reputation for morality and
large and varied mental attainments are
all well deserved and willdo honor TO the
party, and city by his election to the
MsYorality. The index finger points to
Mr.. Cassel as the modern CiLCinEstus,
who shall execute justice with equity for
the City Marshal Michael Curan, is q
worthy representative of order loving
classes of wOrkmen-in the peaceful
occupation OF welding hammer, be has
developed muscle enough TO make him
victorious as a martel. The initials Of
the nominee for City Treasurer, Samuel
Simmons, sounds success sure The
practical turn of mind which be has de-
veloped as a mailer, fits him for the du-
ties, and his faithfulncss TO all the large
interests hitherto committed TO his care
call tor his election to the higher office
OF trust and responsibility-the treasurer
ship of Belsire.
The enthusiastic manner with which
the candidates on the National ticket
were greeted showed the food of feeling
high, carrying toward the poll a vote
which, if not overwhelming, will trouble
the party, that is, by its immenslty and
It's imminenCy to victory.
The Bellsire Boat Club are preparing
for the picnic season by building plat
form on Cummins' Grove, where pleas
ure parties can trip the light fantastic
toe to musics mystic measures.
Mr.. a. j. Myers, boiler at the mill,
residing on Gravel Hill, has been quite
ill Of typhoid fever, but is now recover
ing.
Messrs. IIdd, LaRoche and Noble pur-
pose al early start to the region OF
North Mission.
Editors Of the Register:
l enclose you q copy of the Democratic
ticket tor this city, and as the parties
whose names appear thereon represent
the better class OF Democrats, think
you will do proper thing to Lotce them
fsyorably.
Mr.. Cooper, ID. W. the candidate for
Mayor, Is 3 young man remarkable FOR
his fine morals and practical Christian
ity-a regular O. s. Presbyterian. Hei
an attorney popular with temperance
and church people, and was dropped by
the National party because be refused to
renounce the Democratic party.
Drugan, for Marshal, Is the present in
cumb bent, and has been a sober,
faithful efficient, otticIal Most Of
the Republicans will vote for
him. The late miserable attempt to de-
feat him by dirty means has apparently
helped him.
For Treasurer, Alf. H. Baron is one Of
the solid men of the town. one of the
orIgiuators OF the Bellare Manufacturing
Company, noted for his probity. j. +.
Kelly for City Solicitor, Is recently from
Washington, D. c., and is an astute and
honorable attorney.