The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-19
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3Ii 5yGai,ss Tonight. > s. '1'.t lttitf'
81 This evciins the victorious supporters Of
the victorious champion Of .'the right Of
American labor TO protection by the broad
shield Of American law" will turn out aud
altingly commemorate the triumph OF their
candidate and the principles he advocated
BY a triumphal procession rivalliug in bril-.
lance and splendor, as well Is enthusiasm,
and Imposing proportions, any Of the mem.
orable demonstrations OF the last lrcsden.
!Ial campaign. Every voter who cat his
uorv AND PROTECTION, Sat41is
every yonns man who desires 10 identify
himself with protection ior American labor,
Is urged TO turn out und help make tho 0cca.
sion ~ glorious As the Victory Ii CO ebrate,.
The committee requests that all citizens In
sympathy with the object Of tho denlonstra.
ZION who itve along or near the line Of march
given below decorate n and illuminate
their houses Those who haye torches used
ny marching clubs In former campaigns DIRE
requested to carry them, but with or with.
out torches, turn out 7'i,'..-' ~ ~ '.,+s
The committee has prepared the following
programme Tor this evening: l5l5I1 az. 90
Fist ward delegation meet at VIgilant
Engine houtc. i't.ugEl,tii iiffll&1i WI,
Second ward delegation meet atgUpper
Market house. : Igia. z..6la},t ~
Third ward and Fourth ward delegations
meet at Capitol. ,y;f,SI, 4 ,,l.,1'JJIf.
Fifth ward delegation meet at tho Centre
Market House. ,i''"g5 I'LL, y 40 I
Sixth ward delegation meet at United En-.
gine House. yet nll ,.l'Ii. lI7a 3"fl27', J. T.
Seventh ward delegation meet at Island
hose house.il 1. l.5 tltl ,rSiYG1T i'at dn'
u Eighth ward delegation meet at Eighth
ward engine house. r!I'l .irlg 4ia - IS
Colored delegation meet at Second ward
Market House. ), ,,,yi,,,N n, .lty.l iH5i,lIE,i;
The respective delegations to meet at seven
O'Clock, sharp, and march 10 the Capitol,
where the procession will form, right resting
on Fourteenth stree" with the Young Nous
GARFIELD and Arthur club and visiting dele
The procession viii! move at 1880 o'clock,
sharp, oyerthe following o4H'LgE.t P!imJ'
salls. 'aidl LINE or MARCH: !. ,s"t' i'm
Up Chaplne to Eleventh, down Eleventh
to Market, up Market 10 Seventh, down
8eventh to Main, down Main 10 Twelfth, up
Twelfth to Market, down Market 10 Twenty.
first, down Twenty.iirst to Main, down Main
TO Twenty.fourth, up Twenty.fonrth to Chap.
line, down Chapline 10 'rhirty-iirst, up Thirty.
first to Eol1, down EoiF 10 Thirty.sixth, UP
rhirty.sixth TO Jacob, up jacob to Thirty.
third, down Thirty.tlllrd 10 Chupline up
Chapline to Twentieth, down Twentieth to
Market, up Market to Sixteen III, up 81 xteenth
TO Wood, up Wood to Fifteenth, down Fif-
tenth to Eotf, up Eolf to Fourteenth, down
Fourteenth to Market, up Market to Lincoln
Club and disband. % 'tr@r' lil-Ii W.
Fire works and red fire material can be
procured Of Mr.. Oscar SandIoct, at the Lin.
coin Club rooms. nj 0 o'clock this evening.
Persons having the standards Of the march.
Ink club banners will pleuse hive them at
the places OF meeting Of the respective ward
| clubs. The elegant banners presented to
the Republican marching clubs in 1880 by
| the Indies will be borne by he ward clubs. :,
The Chief Marshal will be designated by a
red badge, and assistant marshals by white
badges II grhGsagitsE y W ~ .E'. ~.
Tie windows and rooms OF the Lincoln
Club will be appropriately decorated, and
several electric lights will illuminate the
front Of the building The rooms will be re-.
served tonight for la'lies, md fine oppor.
tunity TO view the procession will thus be af-
forded them, OF which, they are cordially
| invited to avail themselves. 81! Z ia =
The Opera House Band, the City Band,
and four tiue drum corps will occupy po.
sitions in the procession, and probably the
Bellairc, Martins Ferry and Benwood dele:
cations will each be accompanied by brass
or martial band. Z, 81 ijpE ..ralfiaaR'iE Tf Z
In addition to the prominent gentlemen
mentioned yesterday, Judge Loomis, the late
Republican candidate for Congress in the
Fourth district, has telegraphed conditional
promise to be here. Nothing can interfere
with the grandest success OF the Jubilee but
bad weather, and all the indications point
to fine night for the parade. y ~ sg