Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
POLITICAL POINTS.


has set in and will keep swelling until
Mcdowell county is heard from.
The Eighth ward Hancock and Eng.
lish club has put out a large transper-
ancy to inform the public where their
club room is.
Such pouringof oil as was carried on
in the Democratic club rooms, yesterday,
was never heard in the land, Getting
ready for tonight, you see.
President Bill Wait presided at the
meeting OF the Eighth ward Jefferson
;ans. last night, and will lead cohort Of
straight outs to the North End this
evening.
The Republicans OF the Third ward
me, last evening at the Court House
and after wearing the bell nearly out,
managed to draw enough together to
| form cluD.
The Democrats of Sand Hill, Marshall
comfy. are arranging for big blow out
on The 18th instant, A committee was
in the city yesterday to arrange for
speakers from this city.
II is said Nathan Golf will address the
Radicals in the Eighth ward some time
next week. Hope he will be better post
ell and hope he will not again presume
on the ignorance OF his hearers.
Members of the Sixth ward Hancock
and English club are requested to meet
at their club rooms at 4 p. N. this alter
noon, to receive orders and instructions
for marching in this evenings process
! sion, when also uniforms and torches
will be ready for distribution.
There will be grand "li Democratic
barbecue at Moorefield, Hardy county,
OIL October Let. Among thc speakers
will be Senators Bayard ana Thurman,
Governor Hamilton, OF Maryland, next
Governor j. B. Jackson and next Con-
gresham John Blair Hoge. \ south
branch OK will be roasted whole and
there will be plenty to eat Tor all who
come.
As the campaign advances the enthu.
sasm OF the boys keeps step with it,,
and the latest heard OF is Junior Han
cock and English Club on the Island.
The boys OF that ward are increasing
their membership daily and will soon
/ be out. After the election OF the Dem
ocratic nominees, they intend making
! the Club permanent institution. +. j..
Page is captain.
f.. VI. Dray is Republican and he is
/ 4 clerk connected with the b. 4 o.
shops. He made up his mind yester-
! day that there were more Garfield than
| Hancock men i'll and about the yards
/ and he would take a straw. lie took
/ his straw and with this result Han
cock "a, Garfield So and Weaver 5. He
/ tried 10 keen it secret, but his Demo-
cratic friends found him out.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
/ held rousing meeting Al the Academy
Of Music last night. 1t was decided to
turn out tonight with the Central Club,
| and such other Democrats as would he
on hand. The equipments will not ar.
rive until next week, until which time
| the y NJ. ID. G. will shoulder torches
| and fall in with their Democratic breth-
rem. twas also decided to form glee
club, and committee composed OF well
| known vocalists will work it up.
John F. Follett, Esq, distinguished
son OF Ohio, will address the people Of
Wheeling on Friday evening next. Mr..
| Follett is elector-at-large Tor Hancock
| and English, and is a fine orator. lie
| will draw large crowd of both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, and excursions
| will come from Benwood, Bellaire, .Et-
navile, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
The place OF speaking has not yet been
! decided upon. There IS decided feel
- nf
the Capitol; let it have trial.
The representative Democrats OF Tra-
! delphia district met at the town OF Tria.
/ delphia on Thursday night last, and or
| ganized Hancock club. Without hav-
| ing given much notice TO the people OF
| the district, still there were about 80
present, who enrolled their names upon
/ the list. Senator Joe Woods was pres
ent and delivered speech to the club,
insisting especially upon organization,
work and harmony among the Demo
Gratis of the country districts. The club
holds its second meeting on next Friday
night for the purpose of organization,
increasing the list OF members, and
starting the "boom" generally. Tria-
delphia district will come to the front at
the coming elections with with her
usual majority OF from 100 to 200. Fall
into the ranks OF the winning army, all
yc.doubtful boys.
THE MEETING TONIGHT.
The Executive Committee met last
night and perfected arrangements for the
meeting in the First ward tonight,
where the people will be addressed by
Hon. J. ii. tiood, Hon. Alfred Caldwell
and Judge T. s. Houston. The commit
tee has issued the following order:
The various clubs will rendezvous at
their respective headquarters at 7 p. NJ,
and will move promptly at $50 7. NJ. to
the position assigned them, as follows:
First ward on Main resting on Twenty
sixth street; Third ward on Main in
rear OF First ward; Fourth ward on
Main in rear OF Third ward; Fifth ward
on Twenty. fourth resting on Main
street; Sixth ward on Market resting on
Twenty-fourth street; Eighth ward on
Market resting on Twenty-fifth street.