The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

backs on the German and the Roman
alike, ''nor cast one longing, lingering look
behind
Saturday evening, Just before the Sixth
Ward club left their clnb-Ioom 70 toi1 IN
the procession, Captain Robert Daring
was presented with handsome sword by
his iIiends and admiTeTB. Bob deserved
the gift. -,
tatiop 10 Die Republican clubs OF the sur
Tonndipe towns TO participate in the Re-
publican demonstration In this city next
Saturday evening. We hope our neigh
bors NAV find Il convenient 70 accept the
Invitation. "Come over into Macedonia
The Republicans Of Rlchland District
held a very enthusiastic meeting at Woods
Run school house, Saturday evening.
Hon. O. D. Hubbard addressed the people.
Among the notices on the Democratic
tfansparancies in the Saturday night pro-
cession, were the following: Free ballot
and no bribery "No more corruption"
"a free ballot and no bayonets at the
polls"
The line officers Of all the Republican
clubs will meet ut the Fourth ward club
room, the Junior club included, on Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord will address the
Republicansin the Eighth Ward next Sat
urday evening. The stand will be erected
on the vacant lot between Jacob street and
the La Belle mill. There will be rousing
turnout
A good story Is told on Uncle Peter linn,
who Illuminated his residence Saturday
evening, thinking the Democratic process,
sion was swinging around the corner Of
Tenth street. His disgust was great when
he found 1t was the Republicans, and lost
little time in turning down the lighta.
The old reliable First Ward Garfield
Club, as usual, turned out the strongest
Saturday night.
The officers oil both parties had better
confer together hereafter when there Is e
be turnout Of both parties, so as not u
: form on the same street. Happily nj
trouble occurred last Saturday evening
: but 1t Is better not to run any more risks
I, Colonel White calls the Young Men'l
: Garfield club the ozark Lantern Boys;
The South Side Republican clubs mad'
3 nobby appearance. They don't dt
things by halves,
Hons. E. G. Ctacratt, Senator j. ]
s Woods, and Col q. B. Ferguson addressed
very meagre meeting at Potomac las
Saturday.
: J.R. Oowden, Esq, addressed the Re
: publican club at West Alexander, Pa, las
Friday. The turnout was large and u,
! meeting most satisfactory one. Mr.
CowdeI is q pleasing and effective speake
9 and his speech intensified the strong Re
! publican feeling already existing in tina
community.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford and other prom
Q inent Republicans will address the Repub
s Iicans OF Washington, Pa, tonight. Thi
p old Republican county is thoroughly
aroused and will give large majority TIL
fall.
Q The Democrats will also hold meetinl
}. and the Young Mems club OF this city vii
u 90 out with Kramer's band.
8 General NJ. D. Leggett, OF Cleveland, o
n made stirring speech at Martins Ferry
Q Saturday night 10 q large audience. Ger
). Legget was Commissioner OF Patents IN
y der General Grant, was gallant and In
IS trepid soldier during the war, and is nov
a lawyer in Cleveland.
q The Sixth ward drum corps made q mic
e appearance in their new uniforms Satul
g day night.