Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
POLITICAL PELLETS
FROM THE CANVASS AT HOME,
The Radical HoodOo Last Night-To-day's
pemonstration-I The Judicial Nom
inees-kotes and Chatter,
POINTS OF PECULIAR PERTlNENcE,

P0lNiS Ut PECULIAR P%ERTlNENCE.
Major W. Fl. Quincy speaks at Barnes.
vile this afternoon.
Judge George E. Boyd and ]. B. Nc.
Lure, Esq, were nominated Yesterday
by the Democratic Conference.
Delegations from every Democratic
political organization in the city will be
present at the big meeting in Beilaire to-
day and tonight.
The Washington District Club are
going in full force. They meet at their
club room at $50 this evening all uni.
formed and equipped.
Major w. H. Quincy arrived at noon
yesterday and took rooms at the Nc.
Lure. he was afterwards escorted to
the st. James, where accommodations
had been provided for min.
Hon. Joseph Thompson, Of Baltimore,
arrived yesterday and is stopping at the
st. James. In the abserce OF a suitable
announcement, he did rot go to Bridge
port, as was intended but spoke at
Washington Hall.
The members OF tn, Young Mems
Democratic Club are requested to meet
at $50 o'clock promptly this evening, to
proceed to Bellaire to itake part in the
grand parade. This dub will head the
procession, and it is particularly desira-
bic to have as may as possible turn
out.
The Republicans borrowed the Demo-
cratic stand at the lower end OF the
Fifth war'i marked square. As the IN
teUigencer charged the morning after the
Follett meeting that the saloon keepers
in that vicinity had Influenced the Dem
ocratic Executive Committee to hold the
meeting there so as 10 increase the BUS
mess for that night, we are disposed TO
come to the conclusion that the Repub-
licans have been influenced for the same
reason. How is it, anyhow
Hon, William L. Wilson. OF Jefferson
county. spoke, with Hon. +. q. Cracrait,
at Nelisburg, LIST night. All day YES
terday his speech OF Wednesday night
was the thepae of conversation. A
prominent Republican, who heard the
speech, Yesterday remarked: Il was
C0ntlnlalV Tciull'icu VI liio o"'h"S ','
Felix to Pyul: Almost thou persuad'
est me to be a Christian And l leit
satisfied that what he said about the
treatment of the South was true"
The Hancock and English Club oil
Triadslphia district, met last evening In
the town Of Triadelphia, where the larg'
tst and most enthusiastic mass meeting
of the Democracy Of the country districts
in this campaign was held. Dennis
O'Keefe, Esq, Of Wheeling, addressed
the assemblage in a splendid and mag,
netic speech, which was o than well
received. 1t was recognized by all Dem
ocrats and Republicans alike as n better
speech than the one delivered by John
A. Hutchinson several days since al
Elm Grove, and the Democratic orators
audience being a much larger one 1t was
Quite a significant fact, showing unmis
takably which way the tide is running
The Democracy of this district is wei
organized, and 200 majority may be ex
pected from T~ria!elphia on the night Of
the October election.
The Hancock Cadets met last night a
their hall, corner OF Main and Four
tenth streets, with J. +. Baker in the
chair and Harry Wilson at the quill
drivers desk. A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held. Business pertainin;
to the club was the object OF the meet
ing and occupied most Of the time. y
committee was appointed to wait npor
Capt. Albert Franzheim and ask HIM L
reconsider his resignation as captain o
the club, which it is TO be..hoped he vii
do, as his efficiency and qualification
ior the position are recognized by al
members concerned. All bills agalns
the club we're ordered paid and nothln;
else OF moment occurred except seyera
very stirring discussions between
Messrs Eof, Wilson, Wickham, Hal
and others. The club will turn out lO
strong for the Bellaire celebration to. da.
and also on Saturday night in this city
n BELLAIRE DEMONSTRATION.
Every arrangement has been mad,
for Wheeling's participation in tn
grand demonstration to be held at Bel
laire to-day. The train will leave tn
B. & o. dept-not the Hempfieid-a
$50 o'clock in the evening. Ample &C
co~mmodation will be had for all win
NAV attend. All voters are cordial.
invited, but boys under age will not b
passed unless they belong TO some OF
ganization.
The daylight parade will occur a
1880 o'clock in the morning, and IN IN
afternoon there will be speaking on tn
Public Square. Senator Pendieton wa
announced, but has been Withdrawn
In the evening. Hon. Samuel j. Rar
dali and Major w. ii. Quincy, the Tam
many man from New York, will spea
from the stand.
The Bellaire Democracy is fully alive
and the majority in Belmont count
vii! show the effect. Just wait and SCI
THE "TIMEs" on BLAINE.
Senator Blaine favored the people
Wheeling, w. Va, with his celebrate
hair.lilting and Republican.frightenin
speech, last evening. After dwelling iC
some time on the dangers which threa
ened the republic, he gave utterance
his new scare" about British gold an
things. He claimed that English fire.
trade clubs were flooding the countT
with tracts and money in the interest
Hancock, and expressed the opinio
that President Hayes would be %justife
in instruoting Secretary Evarts to pr
test at the Court of st. James again
such a fragrant breach OF information
courtesy. 1t is quite evident that NJ
Blaine has not fully recovered from tn
effects OF the Maine election.
THE JUDICIAL CONFERENCE.
The conferees selected by the variol
counties to choose a Circuit Judge, M
at the Washington Hall, yester1a
morning. The proposed Constitution
amendment, il adopted, will do avs
with Dur County Court and necessita'
the selection Of another judge.
The following list OF delegates VI;
present:
Marshall County,. W. Gallaher an
j. A. Ewing.