Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-06

ncratiC sun, IN the shape oil OeneTal
W S, Hancock would shed the light OF
Good will and peace all over this broad
and beautiful country. The Judge
closed his speech in very neat and
well.turned style, and ended by propos.
inc three cheers for Hancock and Eng
iish that were given with will.
Tins ended one of the most enthusi-
ostic meeting the Democracy have ever
held in this city. The clubs Immediately
reformed and marched to their club
rooms, where they disbandel.
POLITICAL POINTS.
"Gentleman George" is coming.
The gallant Eighth stepped along
with an immense number OF torches.
Prepare boys for Wednesday night,
The great Buckeye Senator will be here.
The Sixth Ward Club was the largest
uniformed club that has been seen this
season.
The command along the line Is keep
moving steadily forward and victory will
surely be the result.
Uaely's band of Benwood made most
avcellent music for the mass meeting at
tine head OF Seventh street.
The Fourth Ward Club. with their
white capes and white SLOUGH hats, pre-
sented the nobbiest appearance. Their
marching was tirst.class also.
There will be meeting of the Second
ward Hancock and English Club at the
second ward market house, this evening
ot7pM. All the members are request
ed to attend.
During the procession OF Saturday
night, stone was thrown through the
Fifth Ward Hancock and English Club.
This style of business is to be dcpreci-
atod in any party.
The REGISTER desires to express its
thanks for the excellent music rendered
by Haeley's band, accompanied by the
Sixth Ward Club, who stopped on their
way home and gave some iirst-class
music.
The Benwood boys are cordially in
vited to come up "Wednesday W tn their
torches and banners, and participate in
the grandest political meeting ever held
i'm the State. Gentleman George will be
here.
Let Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
not be outdone by their neighbors next
Wednesday. Rouse up George and
join in the grand send.oti that West
Virginia will give your great and noble
Senator.
Parkersburg did nobly on Saturday
last in honoring Hon. Geo. II. Pendle.
ton. Six thousand people composed
the grand concourse. 1t was that clty's
greatest day. Let Wheeling greet the
able statesman with ten thousand.
There will he meeting OF the young
mems club this evening, as will be
noticed by the advertising columns. Let
every one turn out and be present at
this meeting, as matters OF the greatest
importance connected with the Pendle-
ton and Follett meetings are to be con.
sidered,
Senator Pendleton, of Ohio. dedicated
the Democratic wigHam in Parkersburg,
Saturday evening, aud has promised to
come to Wheeling and speak Wednes-
DIV evening. Look out for mon
ser meeting, one that will overtop
Saturday nights meeting by a large
majority.
The REGISTERS Moundsvile letter
does not appear this morning on ac
count OF scarcity OF space. Our cores
pendent advises us, however, that
Moundsville sends greeting to her sister
city in her successful effort to have
Hon. Geo. ii. Pendleton and rouslng
demonstration here on Wednesday
night. The REGISTER hopes that the
Mound city will do her share to cOntri-
butte the success OF the meeting, and
send up large delegation.
The Republicans OF Fulton held
meeting Saturday evening that was adj
dressed bv A. w. Campbell, Esq. and
Hon. G.. u. Hubbard. The man with
the sovereignty under his own hat cut
loose and warmed up. He delivered
speech that made his admirers howl
and disg lSted sensible people. The
nephew OF his uncle endeavored to make
it his greatest effort and succeeded very
we'll. Mr. Hubbard followed with his
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