The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27
OFF FOR CLEVELAND.
GEN, LOGAN MET NJ 4 COMMITTEE

GEN. LOGAN NET nT A COMMITTEE
o, Cleveland Gentlcmsn, Who Escort Him
to the Forest City--AD Dinner Party After
Ills spccch-whnt Ia Said About tho
Great Demonstration and It's Rncct.
Thursday afternoon u committee up.
pointed by tho Republican Central Com.
mittee Of Cleveland to escort Gen. Logan
from this city 10 Cleveland arrived about
3 o'clock over the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheeling road IN the private car Of
President Oscar Townsend. Tho commit!
tee consisted Of the following gentlemen:
General james Barnett, Judge G. NJ.
Barber, DR.. Kitchen, County Clerk, aud
Major. W. l.. G%oodspeed, United States
Marshal. IN addition to the committee
the party consisted Of Mr.. Oscar Town
send, Mr.. II. NJ. Townsend, Mr.. L. W.
Page, Of the G., H.. & W. road, and repre-
sGntativcs OF Cleveland morning Journals.
Excellent meals were served on the train Oh
route, anil Mr.. Townsend omitted nothing
tlat would contribute TO the comfort md
convenience OF his guests. Their car was
attached to that OF General Logan md left
morninv, -" sN
VIEWED ~ A VISITOR.
Mr.. Boyles, the representative OF the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, who re-
ported the demonstration here, telegraped
his paper us follows:
Wheeling clothed herself in rcd, white
and blue, and the music OF tho Union
su%pplahtcd the strains Of Dixie. Losnn
got y regal reception, and the Republicans
OF the Mountain State Of the South have
peeh cntliFillcu WIN stronger nope, and
,s"", ;nStii,"I ;nto ,,,o v'c ~: h uni els"u
G;v;nv credit wh"ron raI;, y y , ma p.es a.a;sa
for tIe s,,rcnsso ~ wa. . Ie
AWARDED IN Tho ro,n,";,ton 81 Hi,;a ao ~ =.
VEST VIRGINIA and ~ H. pon,I1;anm
roniyat;ons nj WI,oo,;n., Nt;iiu aha w.
emI focior;cs shrt do~.n a., t ,hn supp
worry law. h,,s;nass ho,,sas "mn - n uoo.S a. =.
tho Noon bnmr 4 II Ivr;,m VIZ ~ open N.Y.
mniiortnod ri,,,s tont nnsn. m'o' .hns
hc;no rcce;ved hv tLLn \\VI,n"i ~, VIZ
En;ehts Th;a Il liz . ~"iSp e,,II;n..
march;nc holy in tho stato Tha T;ma;n
nati Yonnr Mems Rla;ne C,uh sIo,,lI IN
, v;tr these 'wntie,,a,, - ,ort ;n;nato y; =, -. =.
: Inst ralIv IN thcir ritw IL nosnro . ,Ho oo IT. ,m,
d a]icction Thcv would Io J,i;,i,.aI "';ti
!. their quests. In ncntnoss n n1;for,n WI" W..
sk;ll f. military cwoint;ons nh;a Tna ,o ~.
inc 70 comnnrc with In + lum,nJ E,;,,It
ri WhooI;n" Tl,n,, - ,u,..u nt,ns''u
OF they best families OF the city, and mr.,
9 typical representatives Of the new genera
ton OF the South that is too much i'm
i pregnated with life and energy and mtri
otism to rest content to flow within tn
sluggish veins Of Bourbonism.
4 COMPLIMENT FROM THE rx,crrs
Thu L,rdsomo s;Il, 10. o,rr;o1 H., a.,
:, p,,,,"od 1871, s ~. .'S s".iieN =! t''
5 turnout is the one the Yonnp Mems kc
publican Club carried four years ago. l
was made by four Or five young ladiea
' who were interested in the work by Mis-:
Matte Hubbard, and through her pre-
sented to the club. The presentation was
made quite an event. Then the flag wa:
bright and pretty. Since then it has pass
: ell through the smoke Of many n demon
t ~stration and its colors are faded, but still
it is pretty and the knights are very
proud OF it. Thursday night, rs the pro,
cession swept up Main street, Miss Hub
d bard was noticed standinpi in the doorwo,
Of Mr., Jacob Bercer's Residence. wher'
she is n guest, and the company wa.
brought to a present and the colors din
, ped. The lady bowed her ACKNOWLEDGE
ment OF the salute.
!, ,rncr
oi,"h AhLlhi.
9uasc W; he!leF renamed IN Tx
J Fly E.s, es aia Ias Ill lily euest OF MR.. jon
: n n M n "%s j.; UI h oy " mem.per o
: r]rs;nass c;rSlns liz laa, oost nv .Hf.,s ~.
/, NJ i % o,..loct IN tho D w - G. u, ~,
Stuhcny;l,n Tia Will al, a"oa tho n.y., iol
There ,h;s.oftsrnoon p'"N INC "'s""'
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AFFECTING INCIDENTS.
There were several affecting incidents
connected with Thursdays demonstra.
ton. That afternoon on the fair grounds,
rs the veterans were standing in open
ranks with the old battle flags forming an
arch, waiting for Gen. Logan to pass
through, Col. W. B. Curtis, one OF the
aides OF the day, came riding through.
Recognizing in the old, tattered, dingy,
flags the colors OF the Twelfth W. Va, In
iantry, his old regiment, he refined up, sa-
luted and then uncovering, kissed its
torn OLD The act brought tears to the
eyes OF hundreds:
Late IN the night, as Gen: Logan was
n ao.t ~ -, LIZ! sei5 ias plivs,e cur ~ BRUCE
,;s nrms a,o,,t liz ' oII "p",.u e'foMlnS