The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-11

line Of march the Greenbackers werJ well
received and those in line were very de-
monstratiye, cheering in. return all VINO
cheered them. We understand that the
leaders Of the party in this city and conn.
ty are very hopeful. not only mere put al ,so
they expect to surprise the people ~ tn M
Union At the result OF their vote THIS iai'
all over the State. !,
A large 'skiff in the procession mounted
on wheels and drawn by four horses az
tracted much attention. The transpar-
encies, and the general good appearance
OF rhe procession were subject OF much
remark.
CAMPAIGN cuLLINds.
In our report Of the presentation Of
flag TO the Fourth ward club, last satur.
daY morning, we incorrectly said that
Mrs VIM, Miller, and her daughter, Mrs.
Sallie Bardsley, made the present Of the
flag, when in fact the whole atair was
brought about by the efforts oil Mrs. MARY
| L. Young and Mrs. Bardsley. .,
The ladies OF the Fifth ward club Will
present beautiful flag to the Garfield and
Arthur club OF that ward this evening.
After the presentation there will be q
parade through the principal streets Of the
Fifth ward. full turnout oil the men,
bers OF the club Ia requested.
The Washington District Garfield and
Arthur Club will meet promptly at Z P. n.
this evening. A full attendance is de-
sired, as business OF importance will be
transacted.
The Second and Third Ward Garfield
and Arthur Club will meet this evening
at Hope hose house at 1880 o'clock, for
business.
All members OF the Garfield and Arthur
Cavalry Company are requested TO appear
| in full uniform at the old Washington
Mills at $3.50 o'clock this evening, for the
purpose OF receiving flag, to be donated
BY the Republican ladies' Of the Eighth
ward, by order OF Captain Otto Jaeger. AL
Republican marching clubs are invited to
attend.
Line OF march: Form on Thirty.eighth
street, march down 70 Chapline, up Chap
line to Thirty-third, up Tbirty.third tc
Eoff, down Eoffto Thirty.ninth, up Thirty
ninth 10 Jacob, down Jacob to Forty
seventh, counterlnarch to Forty.ffth, ur
Forty-fith to Wood, up Wood to Thirty
third, down Thirty-third to Jacob, dowr
Jacob to Tbirty.ninth.
All republicans living on the line o
march are requested to illuminate.
Bridgeport will have her last Repub
lican boom this evening, on which occa
sion Hon. L. Danford will speak.
The Young Mems Garfield aud Arthu
Club will meet at Germania Hall thi
evening at 1880 o'clock, prompt, by ordel
Of the Captain. A full attendance is es
pecially desired on this occasion by thu
officers.
Jacob Kemple, Esq, is in the city, bu
leaves to-day for Powhatan, Ohio, wher,
he addresses mass meeting OF the citi
zens Of Belmont county tonight. w
prophecy that the meeting will be credit
able 10 the little town and the speech
equally SO to the orator.
In. another place will be found call TO
a meeting OF the citizens OF the Seventh
ward and Madison district, at the 1slant
Republican wigwam this evening. Ever,
Republican voter Is urged to attend THU
meeting, as matters OF great moment art
TO be entertained.
To give the people an idea OF the accu
racy and truthiulness OF the Sunday Lead
er's report OF Saturday nights Democratic
turnout, we refer our readers TO the arti
Gle descriptive OF it. They claim 1900 o
a turnout. Well, to take the figures ap
pended to each company in that process
sion, counting drums, bands and all, ther'
were 200 in line, and there is no ont
who saw that parade but knows that no
half that number turned out. There wa
not, 30 far as we are informed, singl,
company, which took part in the parade
that was correctly reported, not one. Th'
whole report is so manifestly untrue ant
exaggerated as to scarcely merit notice
but 10 undeceive some who have beer
misled, we give the above. Fairmindet
persons who witnessed the procession al
say 1t was large one, but no one put
above 1000 or 1,l0O. The conduct o
many OF those who participated in the pro
cession was also the subject OF remark, ont
person saying, Il never saw so man.
drunken men in line before" and the per
son saying this was Of the same politica
persuasion as the gentlemen alluded TO.
City Sergeant Sweeney deserves thu
thanks OF the community for bis offer Of
reward for the apprehension OF any per
son throwing stones at q political process
sion.