The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-06

classes would take In this falls campaign.
He had come to the city during the alter
noon and had been taking superficial
view OF the factories and work shops aud
when he reflected upon the extent OF the
Iaboring interests In this city he thought
there could be only one impression as to
how the laborers would act in the cam.
paign. "The two parties each claim that
good times resulted through specie re.
l tell you they resulted
through the hard work Of the
yeomanry OF this country, the muscle and
The brains OF our hard working men.
These, tell you, are what enabled the
10 resume" The speaker
then turned his attention to the candidates
Of the Republican and Democratic parties
and asserted that neither Of
them were in sympathy With the laboripg
classes, and had nothing in common with
them. "The hard laboring classes consti-
tute the majority, but the few reachout for
the loayes and fishes. II these parties
had presented us with good tickets we
would not have been here tonight" BE
then turned his attention TO the nominees
OF both parties for State Treasurer and
ridiculed the too evident intention OF each
in It's selection, denounCing the nomina-
tons as insults to the church the candi-
dates belonged to, and said In conclusion,
"Let us nominate men not because they
are Catholics or Campbellites, German or
Irlshmen, but because they are honest and
capable Of discharging the duties Of the
Offices to which they will be elevated"
Pending further action, motion was
made TO exclude all but Greenback re-
porters Of newspapers, which, after little
opposition, was carried.
The following Committee on Resolu'
tons was then appointed and retired y
attend to their duties: Robert Marshall,
John Drahosh, j. II. Burt, ]. w. Smith
George Crumbacker, John E. WaYt and
James Newly.
Nominations for a county ticket were
then made as follows:
Sheriff Lewis 0rth, Sr.
Prosecuting Attorney-Robert Marshall
City Assessors. II. Goshorn.
County Assessor-William Warden.
Legislature-Joseph Caldwell, OF Liberty
district; W. S. McCurdy, David spindler
]. @. Roach.
The County Executive Committee is al
follows: J. B. McAllister, Clay district
Bernard Brady, Webster; George Kite
Centre; ]. H. Burt, Richie; j. B. Downs
Washington; George Crumbacker, Union
James Newly, Madison; James Robinson
Richland; Joseph McCausland, Liberty
Frank Weeks, Triadelphia. /.
The Committee on Resolutions submit
ted the following which were adopted:
Resolved, We hereby solemnly and fully
endorse the National Greenback-L
platform as passed ut Chicago.
Resolred, That we hereby condemn tn,
iniquitous system OF contract labor, as en-
forced in our State.
Raolted, We strongly urge that the higl
salaries OF our public officers be reduced
We also urge that the number OF official
be reduced.
Raolved, That corporations be compelle,
10 pay their employees at the end OF eacl
week, in cash, and never in orders oil
stores.
Resolred, That the so.called labor repre-
sentatives on the Democratic and Reput
lican tickets have only been placed Their
TO mislead honest working men; that W
consider them q fraud, and warn ever
working man 10 shun and not vote 10
them.
Raolred, That no wages Of employe
ever should be attached, as they are re
quired for the maintenance OF their fam
lies.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Republicans OF Baersville, O., wer
addressed last Saturday evening by Geore
W. Atkinson and Jacob Kemple, Esq
The meeting was large and enthusiast
Col. Dan. johnson spoke to the Democra
during the day, at the same ploce.
Messrs. Atkinson and Kemple mad
several speeches in wetzel county la
week. For the first time 1t is being tho
oughly canvassed by the Republican
They held county convention at Vile!
Vile last Saturday and put full ticket
the field, and are going 10 try to elect 1t.
Chancellor Kemple, We are informed
makes an excellent political speech. Il
delighted his audiences in Wetzel count!
He Ia going to take an active part In tn
the canvass OF the State.
The boys-all under twelve years Of az
LOT Weizel county, went to the wood
cut pole sixty.fve feet long, and raise
It, at New Martinsville last Saturday. J
wss a Garfield and Arthur pole, too.
The Welzel county Democrats are nc
altogether satisfied over their nominees fo
county officers they made few days agt
Some of the candidates will be badl
scratched.
The wOodfcrd-Goff meeting at Parkert
burg Last Friday was an immense afiaiI
II was much larger and more enthusiast
than "Gentleman, Georges, held the nez
day, for the Democrats.
The faithful few from the Island In th
Democratic procession Saturday night ha
a lost look about them.
The Eighth Ward Garfield and Arthu
club elected the following officers Satul
day evening: Captain, James 7. Nj
Cready; First Lieutenant Henry Hinwa
Second Lieutenant, 4. j. Schultz; Fir
Sergeant, Thomas Dagan; Second Sci
seant, Chas. Fisher; Third Sergeant, Wn
Pette. The club will uniform Immediately
The Sixth Ward club made q good In
preston by their splendid marching an
fine uniforms Saturday evening.
The Filth Ward Garfield club will hol
a meeting this evening. They desire a
the membersto bring their capes and cap
with them.
The Seventh ward Garfield club wi
meet tomorrow evening for the purpos
OF completing the organization OF thei
marching club, and OF finally dirposing c
the uniform question.
The Junior Garfield club added much
the attractiyeness OF SATURDAY. nights pre-
The Young Mems Garfield club wi
hold an important meeting this evenin
at Veteran Hall, Mcclure House, LIE
there be a full turnout Of the members.
Senator Pendleton is announced to I'D
dress the Democrats Of this city on Wed
nesdaY evening.
Gen. Woodford spoke at Parkersburg Fri
day evening. Friday being his iorty.tiitl
birthday the Garfield Club oil ParkeTsbur
and the Slate journal presented him viii
an elegant gold.headed cane. Ex-Gover
M. Stauanann Tnaha the nFaaAntatini