The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-02

PoLrrcAL PARAaRArHs. = The Demo-
Gratis are making extensive preparations
for meeting In the North End, Saturday
evening. Local orators willchew rhetoric
and air their ideas in spread eagle speech.
es.
DR.. Wunderllch 10 training the Fifth
ward Junior Garfield Club. They have
been uniformed, and will show themselves
10 the public on Monday evening,
The Third ward Garfield and Arthur
Club will Inject at the Court House to.mor-
row evening at 1880 o'clock for permanent
Organization. Let all the Republicans OF
this ward who have not yet subscribed to
the roll be on hand.
Jake Kemple, the Daniel Webster oil
Marshall county, was in the city yester-
day, smiling over Republican prospects.
Mr.. Z. 6. Oracrait returned yesterday
from an oratoricsl tour in Hancock coun-
The First ward Garfield Club will give
ball at their club room on Friday even
ing next. Dancing will be inspired by
Cockayne's orchestra.
The Junior Garfield club held an en-
thusiRstic meeting last evening, and in.
creased their membership TO one hundred
and thirty.eight. The boys will parade
this evening over the following route: Up
Market TO Seventh, down Seventh to Main,
down Main 70 Fourteenth, up Fourteenth
to Jacob, down Jacob to Fifteenth, up
Fifteenth to Wood, down Wood to Six
teenth, down Sixteenth to Market down
Market to Twentieth, up Twentieth to
Chapline, down Chapllne to Thtrty-hrst,
and thence return TO the club room:
/ Na ~
pow WOW at the ViRilant engine house
last evening.
The Republican boys Of the Third ward
have organized Garfield club, and last
evening with torches aud transparances
paraded through the streets under the
command Of Capt. Howard Simpson. The
INrELLIGRScRg Office acknowledges a sa'
lutte given by the boys as they passed.
ARepublican Glee club has been formed
with membership Of thirty, certainly
some OF the best made voices in the city.
They will meet In Mozart Hall for practice.
Mr.. o. Y. Lucas kindly rendered the use
Of the hall free.
John r. jackson, former Wheeling
boy, but now OF Mossgroye's Hotel, steu-
benville, o., addressed the colored Gar
field and Arthur Club Of the the Second
ward last evening.
Pursuant to local notice the young
men Of Richland township assembled at
the brick school house last evening for
the purpose OF organizing Garfield and
Arthur Club. The following were present
and signed as members; Messrs. S. L. Nc.
Colloch, S. N. Busbey. g. G. Sawtell, Dave
Waddle, Thomas Wells, l. O. Waddle, NJ.
i L. Wells, A. McColloCh, G. L. Homes,
Morg. English, John English, NJ. D. Will
Der McColloch, w. A. Eicols, VIM. North,
ar, Jos. North, w. NJ. Waddle, D. B.
Sawtell, VIII Sawtell, Willard McCol-
loch, II. Bowman, Welsey Bowman
John Turpin. The following gentlemen
were elected as officers: G. g. sawtell,
Chairman; S. N. Busbey, Secretary; and
D. A. Waddle, Treasurer. The next meet
ing was set for Saturday evening next,
September 4, at Clinton School House,
at which time and place others who were
, not present at last nights meeting can
have chance to join the club. The club
was much encouraged In their new start
by the presence Of Mr. George Parks. Mr..
W. ]. w. Cowden, and I. j. Hugus, Mr..
Cowden made short speech which en-
, liyened the meeting.