The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-13
AL ALONG TEE LINZ.
THE Parting Shots In the Ohio Canvass
Mig Republican Meetings - Belmont
County Solid for Foster, "and Don't
You Porget IT,
Specials 10 Cincinnati Commercial.
Mig Sherman aud sheridan Meeting at
lhaaillon,

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MassiIlon,
MAsSIILoN, o., October 1.-THE larges
meeting Of the campaign in this part OF th
the State, surprising in attendance, in en-
thusiaSm, and in the magnidcence Of th
parade, was held at Massillon to-day, ant
was addressed be Secretary Sherman ant
General Sheridan, OF Louisiana. Mr.. sher
man arrived here last night at II o'cloCl
from Lancaster, where he had spoken II
the afternoon, and, Notwithstanding th,
lateness OF the hour, was welcomed by ar
enormous crowd, with bands OF music and
fire works. After being escorted to tht
hotel he was serenaded and made short
speech. General Sheridan, who Is enor
mously popular in this section, was also
sereneded and made one OF his pleasant
speeches. .
Stark county, which is Democratic by
about nine hundred majority, will 90 Re.
publican on Tuesday II signs can be read
Alright. One significant feature OF the day
was that General Beatty, q gallant soldier
during the war, but until now q Demo.
crat, was Marshal Of the procession.
Secretary sherman Among His Neigh.
bORS.
MANSFIELD, o., October 11.-Thls has
been q glorious day for the Republicans
OF Richland county. The weather has
been delightful, and such an outpouring
OF the masses has not been experienced
since the days OF the war. Delegations
came in from all parts Of the county, and
q procession was formed in which the
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several martial bands, company OF in.
iantry and one Of artillery, with six.
FOUNDER brass feld-piece. The procession
made very fine appearance as they pass.
ed up Main street. The decorations and
display Of bunting have been quite proiuse,
and this evening many buildings are
Illuminated. General Fitzpatrick deliver.
ed one OF his characteristic and pleasing
addresses in the park this afternoon.
Secretary Sherman, who spoke at Mas.
elllon this forenoon, arrived at 4:40 P. ".
de was met at the depot by o delegation
OF citizens, accompanied by the various
bands and military companies, and es.
corted directly TO the park, where an anx.
lous multitude was awaiting his arrival.
The Secretary did not expect to speak until
evening, but as majority Of those who at
tended the afternoon meeting, could not
remain until evening, and not having
heard Mr.. Sherman before, it was deemed
best that he should deliver short address,
which was carried out to the satisfaction
Of ALL. This evening Secretary Sherman
had one of the largest audiences ever be.
fore assembled in our park. 1t was i'm.
possible for large proportion to get with.
in hearing distance.
The crowd to-day was estimated at from
5000 10 10000. Taken all in all it has
been day Of which the Republicans can
be proud and which will have telling
effect at the polls on Tuesday next.
Belmont County Claimed for the Repub.
lIeans.
OADlz, o., October H. Hon. Lorenzo
Danford addressed Republican meeting
at the Court House last night. Every
foot Of room was occupied, and fully two
hundred were present who could not get
in, but stood at the doors and windows.
Dantord made one OF his ablest speeches
He says that Belmont county will give
Republican majority, and that the Twen-
tieth Senatorial District may certainly be
counted on the Republican side next
Tuesday. He speaks at New Athens To.
day: Republican meetings were to be
held to-day and night in every township
in Harrison county.
BELLAIRE, o.. October ll.-Take Bel.
mont County cut OF the doubtful list and
put her down solid for the whole Repub.
lican ticket. After four weeks hard labor
the Democrats got up Voorhees, boom
October s, for which they claimed meet.
ing OF ten thousand people. This was
discounted Tonight by the Republicans in
q grand torcklight procession gotten up
at three days notice, and the largest ever
held in Eastern Ohio. No chromos or
free trains. The display Of flags, lanterns,
fireworks, etc., was grand beyond descrip-
ton. A noticeable feature Of the proces.
sion and illumination was the presence
and enthusiasm OF the Greenback ele.
ment, which has been the main reliance
Of the Democrats claim OF this county.
Claiming Richards, Of your city, and 3.
L. Poorman, Of Bellaire, made eloquent
and effective speeches to larger audience
than was addressed by "Dog-C Collar DAN"
No Bhgadier rule for Old Belmont
Foster, Grow aud Garfield Mt Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, October 1.-THE largest po-
litical meeting of the campaign was ad-
dressed here this evening by the Hon.
Chas. Foster, General Garfield and Hon.
Galusha Grow. At least 1000 people as
sembled in Monumental Park, and 1t re-
minded one OF the great meetings held
here during the last Presidential cam
paiHn. The meeting was presided over
by ex.Congressman Parsons. Mr.. Foster
was the first speaker.
BE took the attention OF the vast crowd
for about one.half hour, making what ia
conceded by all to have been very clear
and convincing speech. The impression
created by Mr.. Foster was most favorable.
He was followed by Mr.. Grow, who made
strong, argumentative speech on States
rights and finances. Gen. Garfield made
the closing address. he spoke for one
hour and a half, making as strong and
able speech as was ever heard from him
in the city. The meeting was final rally
OF the campaign and signifies large Re.
publican victory in old Cuyahoga. At the
close Of the meeting the speakers were
serenaded at the Rennard House.
National Decentralization About Toledo
TOLEDO, o., October 1.-THE course OF
the National party OF this Senatorial dis.
trict regarding the Senatorial nomination
is significant OF feeling OF demoraliza.
tion and uncertainty now existing among
its members. No Senatorial Convention
was ever called, but the nomination OF
Seth. L. Curtis, Of Napoleon, was made by
the Senatorial Committee. After long de.
lay the nominee now comes forward and
peremptorily declines to accept the nomi.
nation, leaving the party on the eve OF
| the election WiEhonE n candidate r. Ia
tionalists here have decided TO support
Walbridge. Republican nominee. Judge
Dunlap, National candidate for Judge oil
the Common Pleas Court Of this Judicial
District, has also Withdrawn from the tick,
ct. It Is safe 10 say that great many
former Republicans will leave the Nation.
al party this fall for former associations.
1 General HurTah at Alliance.
ALLIANCE, o., October l1,-Gen, Gar,