The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

TIE REPUBLiCAh CLVBs'
This afternoon at Capital Square the
much talked about and eagerly anticipated
even. Of the osmpaigu in this city will
transpire. No one knows what the ladies
are connecting, Of course, but there are
enough oithern interested TO create the
Impression that whatever they do will be
done in the neatest and most appropriate
manner. The work has been under way
for some time, and 1t has been work.
long and faithfully have the ladies'
iHho1ed 10 canier upon the various
examinations q lasting token OF their IN.
IsteSt In The campaign and their approval
n the Efforts OF the boys for the Repub-
iIcan cause. The organization under
whose auspices the meeting wall be held Is
nresiied over by Mrs. Dr.. ]. O. Hupp;
Mira. John Frew and Mrs. Capt. Carlin are
Vice Presidents, MTs. A. W. Campbell,
Secretary, and Mrs. ]. ]. Jones, Treasurer.
These ladies' will meet at the residence
OF r, J. Smythe, on the corner o. Chap!ine
and Fourteenth streets, ut 2 o'clock TINS
afternoon, and proceed In body TO the
stsnd Al lie north end OF the State House:
In case II should rain the ceremonies wiz
lake place In the Opera House, no person
being admitted but uniformed members
OF the clubs, and the ladies' and speakers;
Col. Poorman, Of BellaiTe, Hon. y u
Hubbard, Mr.. A. W. Campbell, ana D,S.
T, II. Logan and A. S. Todd Will make
sneeches, each speaker being limited
strictly 10 ten minutes OF time.
The regiment will form on Main street,
right resting on Sixteenth, and will move
thence 10 the place Of meeting promptly
M3 o'clock. Ample time will be given
alter the exercises at the Capitol to gel
supper before the regiment embatks a'
5:i5 for Steubenyille'
THE pouRru WARD CLUBS TURN.
The large and enthusiastic Republican
demonstration last night at Capital Square
by the Fourth ward club was an omen o
good lidiugs from that district next Tues
day night.
The club was.made the recipient Of thu
National colors by some lady friends
They turned out en- mGSse, and all were sur
: 6Tised at the magnificent display they
made.
John Mckee, who In some appropriate
: remar kS Introduced Mr.. WI. W. Cowden
who had been chosen by the ladies' u
present the flag. which he did In an ele
CANT manner. The flag was received ol
behalf o. the club by James McAdams
This handsome testimonial TO the club
due 10 the personal efforts Of Mrs. VIM
Miller and her daughter, Mrs. sslli'
Bardsly. ~, -.
surprised Captain Nesbitt and the mem
hers Of The club by presenting the CaptaiE
with A beautiful sword. the gilt oil hi
warm personal friends, which the Captain
received with many bushes, returning hi
thanks 10 neat words. ~
Col. Dunbar, Of Steubenvlle, was next
introduced, and for forty.ive minutes
made one OF the most telling speeches OF
the campaiyn. All through his speech he
was enthusiastically cheered. and no
JoubL hls arguments did good work for
the Republican party. ,-.u
On he route from the club room to the
State House, the club passed the lSrELLi'
uEScER office, and gave three nearly
cheers, a compliment for which they have
The acknowledgements OF the office. Their
new uniform Is the most elegant In the
CITY, The hack being decorated with neal
and artistic monogram.
Several members OF the excellent drum
eoTnS belonging to the Junior club made
inspititing martial music Tor tue OCCASION
Ex.Goy. PIERPoiST AT NouNDsVILLR.
Notwithstanding the fact that the meet
ing had been announced but one day, and
also that there were some four other meet
inps In the different parts oil the county
0nlte eli audience assembled at Mounds
Vile last evening, to hear Ex'Goy. F. II
pierpoint. "the old war Governor" as III
Ia usually called, discuss the issues OF thu
day, While the crowd was assembling
the MouudSyile cornet band enlivenet
,, the occasion with stirring strains Of music
! The meeting was organized by thu
election Of George Edwards, Esq, Chair
! man, who IN brief speech thanked II
: audience for the honor conferred, and In
troduced Gov. Pierpoint.,
Marshall county Ia all alive. Their
: will be meeting In almost every distric
today and tonight, and every Republican
will work on Tuesday from the rislnl
until the setting OF the sun. ant
do their share In tearing West VirginiI
away from the dead body Of the Soli'
South and placing her where she belongs
In The great galaxy Of Republican, progres
siye States. And II on Wednesday morn
ing wo awaken to the fact that George Q
Sturgis Is our Governor, We shall hea
I MoundsyilIe Republicans shout even Il
Wheeling.
MO BOON FOR LITTLE TOWN.
II ever Benwood was alive and wid'
awake, It was last night For severa
days past the Republicans at Benwoot