The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12


and made special mention OF Miss Ida
Freeze, to whose public spirit, liberality
and energy the club was particularly in
debted for the compliment paid them.
BOTH BooMs AT BELLAIRE.
A dispatch from our Bellaire CORES.
pondent last night says: "The Repub-
licans had a jolly good time tonight.
Colonel Poorman, on behalf Of the Re.
publican ladies, presented an elegant nag
TO the Junior club. James NJ. Reese, Esq,
responded for the boys. -,
Colonel Poorman then promised that
not Democrat should sleep tomorrow
night, and not Republican should want
TO. He says that II one Democrat be
elected tomorrow 1t will be the Repub::
Iicans OF Pultney township who will do It."
Mr.. Reese recited parody:
MOF ali FAD words o. torgue or Of pen,
TheAaddtst are these; they dOn't have BAL"
Abiding to the failure Of Butler 10 put
In his appearance, as advertised.
The Democratic parade was complete
fizzle. There were but four hundred and
seventy men, long drawn out, and eighty
boys in the lines. Their special cars came
into the city empty.
LAST NIGHT.
There was not much excitement appa.
rent on the streets last night, that 10 such
excitement as Is generally seen on the eve
of important elections, but the representa-
lives Of both political parties were actively
and earnestly at work in the interests oil
,kaIr raananiiyp naFtieR.
The Democrats held meeting at Wash.
inpton Hall at which speeches were made
nv i, G. CraCrait, Robert White, and j.
r Noble, Of CIaysville, Pa. The last
named % ntleman Is a law student and halls
| from our neighboring county Of Washing
ton. Among other probable y things he
said, was this: "lf 1t were not for the TACT
that We have. 500 ignorant negroes in our
county, the Democrats would carry II"
Now, Mr.. Noble is an excellent young
man, and, under ordinary circumstances,
couldn't be induced to allow his imagina'
lion to subvert his judgment, but, we
suppose, that under the influence OF the
fiery eloouence OF the uHtamed, untama.
bic Oracfalt and the scathing. whitening
denupciations OF the ruthless Radicals by
Inc gifted Attorney General, all the virtu.
ons Indignation in his noble frame burst
forth. and like the superb Hancock, he re.
belled against ''nigger domination" The
assertion Of Mr.. Noble in regard TO WASH
ineton county, Pennsy lvsnia, must be
taken with about barrel oil salt,
although 1t don't make any particular
difference to the people OF this City about
Pennsylvania, as there are many just
such counties in that State. This we do
know, however, that Mr.. Mobiles asser.
zion was altogether gratuitous, and Is not
borne out by facts.
Yesterday evening the banner intended
for the Hancock and English Young
Mems club arrived and was presented to
the club, after which they turned out to
the number OF ferty or iorty:hye, and
aired It. The banner Is q white silk or
satin one, and is very neat affair.
The Republican Cavalry Company. oil
the Eighth ward, was presented with a
beautiful flag last night by the ladies Of
that ward, through Col: +. Goodiellow,
and was received on behalf Of the company
bv Mr. Eddie P. Wheat. Alter the pres
entation a parade was had through the
nrincipsl streets, and many houses along
he line OF march were brilliantly illumin.
ated. The Eighth ward can be relied upon
this time for substantial Republican ma
iority. M !,
held at West Alexander on Thursday
October l4th. Thomas Marshall, W. @.
Moreland, OF Pittsburgh, and George v.
Lawrence will be the speakers. Col. W.
B. Curtis, OF West Liberty, will be Chief
| Ma.aha II If Tho nrnnpEIiOn
There was tremendous Republican
meeting at Washington, Pa, last night.
The Valley Grove Club OF this county was
in attendance.
The polls will close at 5:25 P. N. to-day.
The saloons will be closed to-day &C.
cording to law.
There has been lofty stack erected at
the Riverside furnace at Benwood, and
from It's lofty summit flies Garfield and
Arthur flag, and there is also q banner
upon which the portraits OF the Aforesaid
Garfield and Arthur are painted. The
Democracy surreptitiously placed flag
upon this stack, but some daring Repub.
Iicsn scaled the d zzy height. removed the
Gag, and placed the Republican flag and
banner on the top, then removing the
scaffolding he descended, and the proba-
bilities are that the Garfield and Arthur
emblem will retain It's present position.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Republican ladies Of Wheeling was held
at Germania Hall yesterday afternoon.
Business OF importance was transacted.
The ladies held regular meeting OF re-
joiciug over the happy results OF their
efforts and resolved to continue the organ
ization. We give below few more names
Of those interested in the project; Mrs
Robert Luke, Mrs. DR.. A. s. Todd, Miss
Adeline Caldwell, Mrs. DR.. Rhees, Miss
Belle Mendel, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Web.
ster, Alex. Bone, Mrs, O. Y. Lucas, r. ].
Jordan, Henry 0dbert, Matthew McNabb,
Capt. Ray, Mrs. Nancy staunton, Mrs. Q.
Z. Taylor, Mrs. Lewis, Leasure, Wells.
Mary Mckee, Mrs. A. G. Etc, Miss Jennie
Hull, Mrs. John Culbeitson, Mrs. Will
RiheIdafier and Mrs. Wright.
A fne cavalry company under Captain
Otto Jaeger is being formed in South
Wheeling. About forty men have been
enrolled.
The Top Mill nail feeders held meet.
ing on Saturday and concluded not to
work on election day, October IL.
The Eight ward Republicans will re-
ceive the news tonight by telegraph at
Westwood's Hall.
FROM Clyde, o Mr.. Il. J. Bclg, writes:
HHavinv nv nersonAl observation assured