The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01
A GREAT MEETING
OF MARsIIXLE CO. REPUBLICANS

:, at Cameron Last Snturdny-Pole Raisln
Exerciscs-lIon. W. lIubbnri's Speech.
! Mr.. linrt Tackles tho "Llttlc Four"
Captain Dovensr's Effort mt Night
! Correspondence q he Hislieeer. .;
CAMERON, MA, August 30.--Th
,, great Republican rally that had been nd
j. vertiscd throughout this region for tc
days cano otfto.tlay. The morning locke
! rather inauspicious, which Ind u CORES
; ; ponding depressing influence on the faith
full who arrived early and those living il
town, but Ms the morning wore away tn
heavens frightened up and old Sol cam,
out bright and hot, and with his comm.
came the Republican hosts from Marshal
and Wctzcl counties and many from
Greene county, Pa, on foot and horse
back, In wagons and in drovcs, with bands
llnSs and sireamers floating TO tho breeze
by, every. train and IN extra train. thai
brought II big delegation from .NIol,Mls
willie and intermediate points, includin.
the Bainc and Logan Club Of whitccoats
one hundred strong from NIoundsviiic.
The splendid Scatonvillc brass band
met each delegation and marched through
town, enlivcnins the occasion Will, that
sou-inspirins accompaniment Of political
campaigns, martial and patriotic music.
The Cameron l'luecoats met the White.
coats and escorted them to their quarters.
In the urOpssion NIL prrsrntpl II splpnlil
appearance marching through mo streets.
- POLE RAISING. -
After dinner the most hcou,iiul mile
,,d ,,,,..t of .,,, .o,so, -: Co.,, ,,
""u ,"''es, ,,, u ''G 'e',So"' ''o 'ee', was
raised Dy the combined strength oil al. a
slight halt was called in its progress up.
ward, the ton splice brake nnd form l;,tlc
,rh;,o ,,,o 1,a,,n.,,au ,.a., L.,,,.. T,,,:a.
-. Wv Ae",". ', "e.o '.Pl!' 'e1'eN.
ing mat portehncd failure III the State and
Nation for the G. 0. T., but like the Spar.
tans OF old, they soon repaired the break,
losing only three feet OF their pole, and
instead OF failure, ali went at il again
with greater vim, and us its top besill TO
rear hcavenwar,l and SUCCESS WIS assured
the outbursts of enthusiasm was over
whelming, andbythc time it stoodstr,i.ht,
the hosts assembled chcercd and chccred,
''aS',s u! lor more ltat was lost, and MS
cess Of TINT r,;sin" loses ,,s , m,nv Wv vo,"s T"
that enthusiasm is Contagious" and riycs
the swing OF victory to onrorponents.
..i,, inste were wv 10 ,aoo People present;
n,hnrs omon,; wInn, ,r,, W.,. ."'T wv Nv
ijunirvv Cof "Stnnn Tho,nSpp. "p.' =: ,,i,
bv ,hr wov ;s so,;I ior ,,is ,"i,i ,;,,,, W." WV.
usLroI W pr;cn ,yl'" W ' '.,r ;s"' 1w VII, ~,
enn,tnr;,l nomin,t;on ni ,,., c.onnI u, Nv i;'e
tr;,t II IL inst thon,I, tn s,,. ,i,"t ~ ~
Thomnson hai Icrl;ur1 ,hc ill.,, nni III III
MT On nvnn into tSc conrpnt;d, @ NV, nnna Nv.
could h,vr. hnr, n"n,;nn,nJ anl,;,,.' - NY M
rouny n,on nj tl,n n"rt,. foa1 "rI ..oo u'', IL.
:,u,., n,;s,nl,, MALI +, ,,9,,,;.a,; ~ ~ ".
tbcir dotu"c for those nositinns 5nt ,t't SthnM ~
thc General WON'T ,nt tLnrn "a, 600 my.
how, Cant Chas I,rni"n i I; y; SSInM"i NJ MY
inn lac Ii,nr;sti, Ml;tp,, VI iI... ~ IL; IT ~
Hunter, O r, Ifoily Inv WV G,rm;;na M
ham ri HclIoirc. i il I;nvnnIi, ~ nni,;
more. iosinh Sincla;r Nh; % I,nrl.r W TI"'. NJ.
Finn r. X Nlri"Irm onI MI 4 = "i Wn,i,a,',hn nGs,
Inter tive arc oi thr co,,,ty ,;%lrt m"r ''H aIl
present worlinr liI,c hn,y.rs AN' y i" : : 81
~, -.
~" y. n"AHn y ApoRtSS.
AT. : o'clock the Hon. DR.. N. $. Simon
ton WAS made chnirnnn. Calling The ,yast
crowd 10 order hc introlucol IN h;c p,,, ,,,,,
nj - -. W., - =, -, .e".
ttu s'''''''c'eI,s.'c 'l'a'''ef, inc lloh. W. I.
Hubbard, OF Wheeling,
Mr.. Hubbard was loudly anp!audcd, and
to his great credit, it my be said here.
comes out OF the Congressional canvass in
good shape and is enthusiastic for his late
rival, General Gott. ,s-g ~. I, a
lie began by referring to the many
ladies who were so patriotic, and had come
out with their husbands, their brothers
and their fathers to grace the occasion. and
paid Il well considered and beautiful
tribute to the American home and its rc-
i;,tion to the aiIairs of good government
and to the American woman and her nrc.
siding spirit in the home as well MS in thr
affairs OF men, nj CO. -,
Ina rich vein Of sarcastic pleasantly, he
said that no one would be asked to protect
General Goll. Judge Branncn asked TO
be protected from the charge that he WAS
i Free Trader; that every man, women
and child in the First District knew ius,
where General GoT. stood, and that he
was abreast OF the times on all Questions
OF the day. lie read Mr.. Erannons letter
in to-lay's Register, placing himself ssirm
and inilexiblc'' on the Democratic Mat.
forms, ana Sald mat ne thought Mr. Brain
III T tho """'" rmi;,. III vH.o,i ,," nc sl9ou on
platform, lie would be so stiiIiumnin. u. irom ,,,
one position to nnnthcr irving TO keen
ailoat tiat ne would not be able to move.
ioa, h"a ~ .nG t;epapi,ean Gslt platform was as
our ,,,;'. lG'uers $1,000 on. poIaly rs the very
Justr;os ~ pdo,ye.1o 10 Amer'can IN
's.1 49, CO.. ~ ,SEicMe ICY NJ u.G ~ revenue laws
low ,o 'uo,, "',v mnd @ haa, tneat ,ma, neNtoty and
,oM osos .e % oi;,;an, a ''tg 70 setve !nc put
osIJs ~ 'tae ast iIl'ss WIN ii't!c re
liz" liz ~ " rnv;cw @ oi .ion. thn 1m u .c people
e sHu ~ ,itie" no law governing the
ti'se, t St aMu " ,at 9.tsr H'steSanl Oh such by
.ne sin'e ',''''lilstlt'!oh, .,'.a supreme Court