The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
1';IiiI DEMONSTRATION.

|. ,,,,I figures from the U0V' al
10 s,dns EIoqu'no' from
the Other
in Wheeling
=. vi, a gala DAY with the Re {
as' 4 Wheeling. The success Q
q, s, y, meeting exceeded
', .,,,iop, Of the most enthusiastic
a s..'5. ..a. procession and display :i l.
sFIla.''r .r,Drised many, and stirre'
,c'. IS. M Of all who witnessed it. !
1s','.,,, for the heatthe line w ,
~. :, , ,,ss.Iy augmented in numbers
- ;. about 900 turned out, max
i''i' i,.si,ipc sight. The sidewalks
4 . ,,iI'' packed with a surgins mas
e. and as the cheers went u
ZEN. ,t:op, and the bands played en-
~ wv h. heart must have beer
i 4, that did not thfop faster
'tf'S lse wa Il i. woodtord, Of New ,
an, ans, AL a, IL o'clock noon, anu was
=. an' pp,nbaudle depot by the reeep'
i.' 'ls lq Messrs. Hugh Stelrips'
/, " Zion and ". ]. ". Cowden'
~, ~, Mems Garfield Club, headed BY
~. vi ,n ~ Baud, then escorted the
..T', rJs partytothe McLure.
n many 81 the members wearing
~, s p,, presented an attractive ap'
'.1 ~, mi was the subject Of highly
~ .,r IIr remarks. Arriving at the
II"r.s. General WOodiOrd held an
!. ~, .t,I reception, shaking hands with
|.g5g5i citizens who were introduced
;,3.ck Hon. George c. sturgisg,
i..s.,y candidate for Governor, ar
gsbe q, K 0. depot, where he was
T. ~, I,s Yong Mems Garfield Club
,s%btfoi citizens, who formed in
-, and headed by the excellent
.1,,j r,,corled the distinguished gen.
.sIsr Slh the principal streetsto the
~ g,,,,.. 10 the evening the streets
NJ, mi pedestrians, who we're on
"a \, Tor a sight Of the procession.
an not Ecpt iHsusPense very long,
|,5,s,5itg,llsr seven o'clock the head
A. BSs uS observed rounding the
I,,M yt,ket and Fourteenth streets.
/ 4. sno,sion wps led by the Wheeling
|hs,,I. Next came the Young Mems
| 81 Club, with white hats and canes,
I'D by Captain John Dickey;
Il Ind cab aud drum corps, Junior
IA Cla5, uniformed and carrying
- ,17rl.nded BY Captain James
\, mi NAd Club, under command
|ii,sts Robrn Darling; Eighth Ward
Is C,pIin John II. Brown; Fourth
|il ar u al i' nlnirorn;!ed aud bearing
N. onnlsied by Captain James
lIiil.,; Colored Garfield club, with
r. Nd Uniformed, commSalied by
ID Han Davis; barouche containing
Il EediJn, lion. ieO. G. Sturgiss, a.
lC=tt,a, \. n. Hoffman and W. J.
tCoIst: fiBt Ward Junior Garfield
Il hgCIptaln James Gardner; First
III Cl5, commanded by Captain VIM.
IA laid by the Monumental Drum
| Artssiou wendell It's way up Mar:
rA ieOa Eleventh to Main, and
N Nin to the river where the speak,
;,sEnte place.
as,iII.t was called, and the.pror
IA RirIarcrd BY the addition OF the
sNs71 Marching Club, under com.
y dCigt John Briggs. This club
Ri'td on the evening train from
cattle Ehieh had ten extra coaches,
ildPOpIe, II is said that six hun.
iSnIus sold at Steubenville alone,
AlhSs disposed Of at Wellsburg and
sfI6cns A large crowd came also
lNet Alexander on an extra train:
slnnehled crowd COunletmarched
sirtion Of the route and returned
,Pl0m, where an eager throng
tel! gathered. The twinkliDg
u, n he clubs wended their way
l4es mass Of humanity made an
5NslalhL
dilush Sterling, Chairman ofthe
s.g Committee, called the meeting
u, iEt aamed Judge Cochran as
sE,Gter.
h!.lts, in his remarks incidental to
=saaeOH Of Mr.. Sturgiss, said
~ nsaovd Of ten thousand PEG.
.ssA9O1e, all to be very quiet thai
HA.li | an proud, az a citizen Of
FGdlitle city Of ours and OF tht.
Ast.0l ours, 10 SEQ the right foyaI
-ls!a rre The distinguished gen
p 90 uelO address you. 1t Is ~
~ Ii that West Virginia intendt
as'niomne to the front and aCeep
stts isd tue responsibilities OF III
"a itsa declaration on her par
sE'tplte will and is bound TO tint
gSFILtntli in the line OF State
lttaEtaing toward q grand Repub
Htg ia November. 1 have nov
ssAiid Tue pleasure 10 introduce u
,sl distinguished son OF ours WHOM
Nrss, 9Th a fair ballot and an hon
gu TO nike Governor Of West Vir
Amid a heSrty round Of applause
s1'Gs came forward and spoke a
SE TuRGlss's SPEECH.
lSiNsCai:a,: think myself hap
'sinsFstmitted to address SO larg,
''eliseut aud earnest y gathering O
s,d scitiren'sovereigns Of this Stat
'Srson. Itiss sight to stir the blood
'siaP.e the enthusiasm of the moe
a. ,sd indifferent. The issues
lt inporlsnt in their iar.reachin
90 md in the magnitude OF the II
involved, thst are now being sui
aud that must shortly be passe
lhs great jury OF voters, no.
sn'Gnearly ten millions Of treemer
En- 'Gcse verdict and judgment n
NC demand our most patient, col
AN M AID Intelligent consideration
w my sole object to aid in a jul
~ q 'ho'e issues, l do not hope
w !ou any new or startling stat,
'oi'o feilesh your recollection
~ history, Of trade and cor
.a' @e census, Of mining and ma
~, aud to urge upon you Il
80. soae, a'lons to be drawn from theE
|ss seN have none Of the gifts Of Q
M M ], tgAees Of rhetoric that ser
\, /, . P.slse sud entertain, and til
= much 10 the persuasive power