The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03
TnE LOCAL oAMPAIeN.
Meetings and MISREPRESENTATION
Gossip and club Notes.

nc. The faithful Of the city, however,
,ad to be called upon TO swell the thropg
4 Fultonese, and they responded in a
,ood turnout from the First ward, but the
,rowd that followed the Wheeling City
pand from the Washington Hail. was
decidedly slim. The prominent orators Of
he evening we're Colonel Arnett and
John o. Pendleton, who entertained the
audience in their usual happy style.
JUNIOR GARFIELD CLUB PARADE.
Last evening the Junior Garfield Club
about sixty members with
torches and headed by drum corps
marched through the principal streets Of
the city, the objects Of admiration Of their
lady friends and the envy OF their com.
psnions on the opposite side Of the polit.
ical fence. The boys deserve great credit
for the ardor and enthusiasm they evinee
in the cause. The older clubs would
profit by initiating them In this respect:
Notwithstanding the boys were cheered
Justify along the line OF march, the path
OF glory was not rosy at every point. In.
stead OF bouquets they were pre-
sented with a shower OF stones IN
some sections Of the city, tired
by the irrepressible small boy
oil Democratic training. The trans.
psrancy was battered 10 q greater extent
tbap were the eagles OF Napoleon at the
battle Of Waterloo. But the boys man.
aged TO stand their ground and rout the
Attacking party at every point, and went
10 bed tired heroes. : Just here II may pc
well TO caution those who indulge In the
practice OF stoning political professions
II leads to excessive and unnecessary bit
terness between the two parties aud &C.
complishes no good whatever.
MEETINGS TOMORROW.
The Republicans Of Powhatan, o., hole
a grand demonstration tomorrow after
noon, upon which occasion Garfield
and Arthur pole l75 feet in heighth viii
be erected. Hon. Lorenzo Danford .wil
be the orator. -
AT Point Mills, tomorrow, Republi
can mass meeting will be held. The Wes
Alexander baud will enliven the spirits o
me boys with excellent music, and the
Valley Grove Glee Club will make its de
hut before the public. Messrs. A. w
Campbell and B. B. Dovener are announc
ed as speakers. @ /,
The Republicans OF Fulton will hold
meeting tomorrow evening which prom
| Uses to be grand success. The varloui
marching clubs Of the city have signihec
their intention Of attending. The fultor
Republicans have had many additions e
their ranks since the last election, and 1t Il
highly probable thstmany more lost sheer
will come back 10 the fold. The meeting
will be addressed by Messrs. O. ID. Hub
bard and A. w. Campbell. Let their be
full turnout.
The Democrats are making arrange
ments for a big demonstration in the Frs
ward tomorrow evening. They promise
a torchlight procession and the usual OF
fractions OF firstclass Bourbon blowout
The meeting will be addressed BY loca
orators, who have lately been exhibiting
60 much ability in their particular line.
CLUB NOTES AND GENERAL GOSSIP.
John .pendleton's First ward philippe
will be issued as humorous phamphlet
Some say 1t will be cut into paragraph
and scattered through the pages OF conf
slmanacs.
Astrsv taken Of the workmen emploSee a.
| in Augustus Pollack's tobacco factory, al
being actual voters, resulted as follows
Garfield, IS; Hancock, s; Weaver, i
doubtful, j.
All the Republican organizations in thl
city are invited to participate in the Eultol
meeting tomorrow evening. The process
sion will leave the headquarters OF tn
| First ward club at 1850 O'Clock sharp.
The Republicans Of the Third ward ar
requested TO meet at the Court House
I7:S0 o'clock this evening for the purpos
Of effecting the permanent organization o
4 the Garfield and Arthur Club.
The Young Mems Garfield Club vii
hold an important meeting at Veteran
Hall this evening. A full attendance Q
the members is requested.
The North End Garfield Club will Civ
a ball at their club rooms on Septembe
10Th, instead OF the Sd as formerly stated.
Messrs. G. w. Atkinson and w. ]. W
Cowden addressed the Garfield and Ar
Thur Club at Haneytown, on Tuesda..
evening last. The attendance was large
and enthusiasm ran high.
The Fourth ward Garfield and Arthu
Club held O meeting last evening an,
elected the following marching officers
Captain, David Nesbitt; First Lieutenant
liz. q, Prayer; Second Lieutenant, Johl
4 Lewis, Third Lieutenant, William Nj
Adams: Orderly Sergeant. 0rloH Miller
First Sergeant, II. A. Albright; secon
Sergeant, James A. Henry; Third Sci
4 peant, Ed. Morris; Color Bearer, JAIME
Marshall. The members Of the club ar
requested to meet at the club room promp
Ily tomorrow evening to attend the Flu
ton meeting. III.
The Island Garfield and Arthur clu'
will meet this evening ct their platform
on South Huron street, north OF Virgins
The meeting is for the purpose OF selectin
uniform, torches, DC. Members shoul
give the matter their consideration durin
the day, 80 that they will be ready to in
diligently discuss and vote upon th
various propositions at the meeting.
The Junior Garfield and Arthur clu
| Of the Seventh ware, . set Of as manly an
Ienterprislng little fellows as there are i
the CITY, Ieel Justly fuHlRukut ~ tuo LnyH
tsT local for abiding 10 Them b. the disre
spectiul term OF "kids." They think tina
lin consideration OF the fact that said loca
was himself "kid' in the memoir,
Iot the present generation, hi
scorninl allusion TO them ig IN
kind and uncalled for. When the boy
grow a little older they will learn not 4
attach any weight to the Regiaerls ridicul,
OF what It's party cannot excel. The clul
referred to Is in an excellent condition
and will do much 10 add to the attractive
moss Of public parades this campaign
Though they cannot vote yet, they are Ole
enough to view with alarm the syils o
Bourbon misrule, and they are determlnet
to at least shog thst their sympathies arr
on the right side,
ACCIDENTS YEsrERDAY-An Unfortunate
Rone.-Yesterday afternoon valuable
horse belonging to the Belmont Mil Com
pany backed i1to hot cinder pile and
burned one Of bis legs SO badly that 1t was
deemed advisable to shoot him and relieve