The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
TnE TRi.srArE MASS MEETING

Al stenbenyiIIe To.dAy-The Gigantic
sesIr on which the Afiair Il 70 Come Oh
"A superb Demonstration for the he'
publican Cans1.
srEuBKSylLLE, october S.-About all the
news there Is In this city now issomething
about the grand Td,state mass meeting to
be held here tomorrow. Every body Is
talking about it, and making preparations
for It. The Pan. Handle railroad 10 getting
cans out OF Its shops here that have been
unused for some time. Atthe' Hfraa job
rooms oil Is ln confusion, owing to the
number Of tranSparencies and streamers
they have 10 print for the occasion. AT
Pllson's photograph gallery all the force
IA engaged in drawing and lettering. And
Why Is all this2 you ask. The people and
Republicans Of StOubenyille are awake "a
the occasion and will show the love they
have for, aud the trust they Will put IN
Gen. James A. Garfield. She gfeets her
sister city, Wheeling, and says, come,
help us In thlsgrAnd celebration, and show
10 the whole country that not alone tue
manufacturing States OF Ohio aud Peunsyl,
yania, but also their rising sister State oil
West Virginia, are awake TO their inter,
eats and will chow on the second day oil
November that they vote Tor the party
which offers protection 10 their industries
The city manufacturers will turn out In
line with men at work at their trade, one
firm turning out two wagons, In one oil
which bricks will be moulded and In the
other laid, About one hundred and
twenty horsemen will be In line from the
CITY, about one hundred from WinteByille
and goodly squads from Portland, Rich
Inond, Sloan 3 aud other points. From al
appearances now the procession Will oc
crpy over an hour In passing any ont
point. The whole battalion from YOU
CITY IL expected TO come, and we hopt
they will do so.
Beside the transparenCies that are nov
being made here about twenty-five o
those used In the Grant ConkllnR process
sion at Warren will arrive In the city TO
night 10 be- used tomorrow.
One OF the wagons will contain thirty
eight besutifnl young ladies, representing
the different Sta,es Of the Union.
A large banner was put out al Tue wig
wan to-day with the following lnscrip
ton: ave would rather be beaten II
right than succeed in wrong"
Voters In the First ward will hereafter
vote at DR.. Peyne's, cerner Adams ant
Fourth streets, Instead Of At DR.. Warner
office on Fourth street.
Hon. T. B. Reed, Of Maine, arrived 1t
the city on Wednesday night last and wen
out 10 Smi,hlield on Thursday. where h
addressed an audience Of | 500 people. II
conversation with your correspondent Mr
Reed expressed himself as confident tha
tho electoral vote oil Maine would be cas-
Tor James A. Garfield and Chester A. Ar
thur.
The Sherrarl Guards will receive tn,
Young Mems Club OF your city tomorrow
and all the rest OF tho clubs that come
The Guards remember with pleasure thei
visit to Wheeling, aud will endeavor t.
make your clubs remember In the SAINT
way their visit to S,eubenville.
While the Garfield aud Arthur cAya r
were parGding tonight, Daniel Potter,
prominent citizen aud One OF the cavalry
men, was kicked by horse, badly mash
. ing and breaking his leg. ...
The city ia all excitement and bears
holiday appearance. The prospects ar
good for the biggest political demOnstra
lion ever held In Eastern Ohio.
ALwYS.