Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-30
pEMoCRATIC ACTIVITY.

v,,1,yasu sor HIrcock Stl!l Oh the
,r,,s So Tho Splendid Work That is
P,r- Done N New York-Every Voter
~, S.ats registered hat the Re
5.ba.a1s are DJins.
Nv. YORK October 29.-There was
, .-.-.r c.y.rrjn. a. the National Head
-r.,.r, @, Jly-nOt that any special
l1I'.-ru., vaS pu hand, but very many
n.ul,~I,s an, in town, and they natur.
drh.,,kr themselves TO the center OF
0.r.rrl.... activity. The clerks were
s.,,.gy on, the lust bundle OF dOcu-
mn, T.rv relate chiefly to the tariff
,,li.. Chinese letter OF the Republican
R..l's. >lme very effective aryu-
M, have been prepared In answer to
- E.ru,l.can Canards but the handles
r,rrrf ,g, lr, scarcely larger than the
b-.a! ,.rr-~pOnience taken IN.
H.cIreds OF Letters Are Received Daily
irm every State, all telling ot increasing
r...r, asm iIr General Hancock. From
tIeu.-riDr counties OF New York State
t..r,As d, especially cheering. Some
o.,..I.,. workers in the party are
s.t,.r- AMI personally laboring with
wErrl- voters. There are many fac
ire, ar. ml.ls ia these counties. aud
,.tr rlrr,S from them are that the Chi
d. .s. ...t.r has turned hundreds OF votes
u. w1rSlr.men and operatives
i.1n Garii-ll 10 Hancock. Free
'-l,a. az lis worst, argue these
gas ci toll, could not approach the
rUtast
\ thousand ChIuameu Could Make
raa.,u-y yii's.-, hut the Democratic
5nwg.'S sent 90 these same opera
tsy, aly- convinced them that the elec-
r.api iIaarock will not change the
s.eeugr l.ws. The Republican yell that
,ua, aui mi Is must b. closed ii Gar
..i ia defeated attracted attention for
.,v cu.y. The great b,dy of working
u4a. +. is plainly Indicated from reports
--r..yl al headquarters, will vote for
r.a.r1 Hrc1rS. AMI their votes will
r.rry NrS lur.; state beyond doubt.
IN, wcr&'ngmcn CT the East
aIye come 10 believe that capital and
',t EVTh,irIn party ARE arrayed
against 'u-.. hest Interests. In hall the
Mug4r,urus establishments bullIOz-
.s: agt c1.grion have been practiced
.au o." w,rslnguan has almost doubt
1T whether hc had any rights. The
EplnuauS have carried it too TAT, and
'rrtrilu alryuly noted in these dis
Pt,'.., &, npcTatiag against them. This
W, ;.' hUri"u ui testimony in to-day's
Do; w'. az headquarters, and OF the
srr'soi Democrats who are speaking
% me weGu;Ictuu, towns o( New
l'rl AMI New Jersey.
Ead.cal Buster.
The E'pgbucms are making more of
aA1rrIl tGau IA any previous cam
pam. They are loud spoken, and al
@I,. impUJrat, tut for solid work
ANA. the voters the Democrats are far
>i9grur. Ng. Tlien's mcthOI OF run
nn, canvass IN the State taught both
2r."S a tu!as or two. The Republican
machinery was all adjusted in a differ
va, ..ar, AMI they could not even sCc-
e'>>1..v ,m.lttr him; but his mantle
lN h.rn upon the shoulders OF
S''>,'s. Faulkner aud Fowler, OF the
-" Committee, and these gentlemen
carving out his plans TO the very
'lrs. They have revised his lis. OF
'rTS, over vhIcu he spent so much
me IN lN'i, IL is curious document.
Ia" atEroi every voter in the State is
U.'a %. IGe names are classified into
.'t cJS>gs--;uOSc sure 10 vote Tor Car
e.. taos" sure 10 vote for llIncOck,
an 'dou'Iut Republicans AMI d"ubtinl
Dem, rats
G5t,iag IL Down Fiae.
LEdi agents in every district send
"-rNy returns OF changes in any voters
mentions. /, is with the wavering
Iea oi both sides that the committee
H''AN. iury are deiuged with docu-
n-n'S, are labored with by the
pa agents, and are visited
y some Democrat OF proml-
17a'r' who talks with them, espe-
~ upon the topic over which they
eh 1o91t. IL is conceded to be the
=, t'u.li canvass system ever work
"rfe by i the party leaders know
very stage Just what to expect from
AGocd Majority Indicated.
ms Is, shows to day equal strength
N. W ~, l'emocratlc parry as was polled for
"a l"'en hour years ago, when he had
1.~A.or';y o; over thirty.two thousand.
,',"'"cllrs beyond a doubt that the
SS-.N WI carry the State By majority
ul' less than thirty thousand. IL
C.lu De remembered that New York
~ increased Democratic majority
~. ~. Oe len thousand To fifteen thousand
A.. 80 "a consequence Oi party harmony
p.r'ne Tue urexamPled activity OF the
'crJtjc canvass.
4ne Party in Splendid Condition.
S,.e e'Sr before wss such good work
b. b"e 10y the party in this city and
T. 5l,'!n. The streets are ablazs nignt-
s Hl'h torchlight professions, and
Tbay,'l v'l meetings are held in each city.
Oils Perfect harmony in the work
SiS.A; aud Tammany Halls for the
TIM. tbyl@I rcke;. Indeed, what may
S.s,, " SNid OF the city is true OF the
49,, III ~9icn the party never was in
.et x,s condition. The element, and il
vss,a reasonably large one, that four
Ss ago opposed Mr.. Tilden alon.
ea,i "Ie oi the canal, is now in full ac.
hs,. 10Y Hancock. So far as known,
p,,,v v = = not a disturbing elemen, in the
nun one end Of the State to the