The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26
cAMPAIaN aIATTERs.
Political notes and Gossip at the War
f,inh Ro0mH.

Political Notes and Gossip nj the "eEe
Club Rooms.
The Hsilyer tongued" GofF in the First
The present surfeit Of campaign muaic
Is but the advance guard Of what Is to be
heard yet.
Randall, the Greenback evangelist, mes.
merized an audience OF Potomac, this
county, last evening.
The headquarters OF the Junior Garfield
and Arthur Club will hereafter be located
at No. 1888 Market street.
Samuel Bell, Esq, Of West Liberty,
has been nominated for County Commits
sioner OF Liberty District.
All the ward clubs will turn out to.
night to swell the throng that will vel
come the gallant Golf in the North End.
As soon as this hot month is tided over
the enthusiasm Of the parties will increase.
It takes a torchlight procession to start the
boys.
The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee held q private seance ct the rooms
Of the County Law Library yesterday al
ternoon.
The Fourth ward Garfield and Arthur
club will meet at their new rooms, No.
1888 Market street this evening, at 7:So
o'clock sharp.
The yoluble Miss Hellyer says she is
not the hired emissary Of any party, and
that politics have nothing TO do with the
Conspiracy against Marriage"
Squire Schultz has presented the Eighth
ward Garfield and Arthur club with fine
oil chromos OF the Republican candidates
| for President and vice-President.
Levi Bogard has resigned the Second
Lieutenancy OF the First Ward Garfield
and Arthur Club and the vacancy has
been filled by the selection OF Mr.. Geo.
Gundling.
For County Commissioner in Triadel.
phis District Mr.. F. NJ. Henderson has
been nominated; for Justices, j. Q. Max.
well and John Kimmins; Constable, o.
Il. Holman.
The Eighth Ward Garfield and Arthur
| Club held highly satisfactory meeting
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. W. J. w. Cow
| dan delivered short speech, his remarks
receiving flattering attention.
This Junior Garfield and Arthur Club
met at their club rQom last night and re,
ceiyed their torches. Their uniforms VII
ha ready for distribution to-day. They
will attend the Goff meeting tonight in
body.
The Sixth Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club held a meeting at Parker Hall las
evening. Mr.. Robert Darling was cai:ee
to the chair and Mr.. 7. Laramie acted al
Secretary. The club resolved to attent
the Golf meeting this evening, and re-
, quest ali members TO be on hand promptly
at o'clock. It was also ordered that thi
members Of the club meet at the hall q
! $3.50 o'clock Saturday and form march
7 ing column to receive Hon. Stewart L
Woodford.
The Golf meeting In the First ward TO
night promises TO be popular ovation +
that sterling and eloquent orator. TIL
speaking will take place from the stand a
: the intersection Of Market and Seventh
treets. Every arrangement has BEEF
made for the comfort Of those who vii
r attend. The First ward club will marcl
. TO the Mcclure House and escort the Gen
. eral to the place Of meeting. Every Re
!. publican-and every Democrat, too, 10
that matter-ought to hear General Gof'
. discussion OF the isaues involved in tn
0 campaign.
The Ohio County Republican Executiv
Committee met at the office OF DR.. E.
Wunderlich, on Twentieth street, las
night, all the districts in the county ex
. cept Liberty being represented. The pro
J ceedings OF last Saturdays primaries wer
) examined, and those persons who receives
the highest number OF votes were declai
ed the nominees for the various office
for which they were candidates
In regard to the matter OF arrangin
for the reception OF General Woodior
, and Mr.. sturgiss on Saturday, committe
!, consisting OF Col. Hugh Sterling, D. {
a List, Jr., and John Lewis was appointed
!. not only to take that matter In charge bu
!. to make all necessary arrangements Tor th
a meeting. It has not yet been settlet
!. where the meeting will be held, tw
r places having been suggested: the nortl
on Fifteenth street in front OF the Capitol
and the wharf, but the committee will de
termine the place to-day. Mr.. G. w. Al
, kinson, Chairman OF the Republics
! State Committee, stated that he had re
: ceived dispatch from Gen. Woodforl
announcing that he would arrive in thi
city by 70 ". on Saturday. The ditteren
/ clubs in the city and the Central Club
: headed by the Wheeling City Band, vii
! ! act az an escort both for Gen. Woodfor'
! and Mr.. Sturgiss. The last named gentle
man will not arrive until 5r.M.