Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-05
rsInsrsd 10 Thousands Who Appre-
ciata What They Hear.
4 Day long 10 Be- Remembered in
Yheeiing's Political Annals.

IN. 90. wen. 70 Oed pertecttr happy.
7I.1.~,r Doom mad been called and raised
c-,c s.h- and now is buried so deep the
,-ur lie resnrrecting angel will never
rss,a., Il vas a Democratic day, a regu.
l- .. Day from Dayville. In
IN. p...r;a- i; was admirable
and in .se execution i, was superb The
Rzas-r~ g.ed;e;ion that Wheeling would
neve. ,er = q day was more than verified
sai the ma,: sauguine an,icipstions were
more ,haa verified. From the arrival Of
tha ciiys touored glest-Goyernor Thomas
A. Hsudy;c5s-,o The departure Of the last
riEtirg torch bearer, the day was perfect
md tie vo-s, enemy or bitterest foe could
no. sag otherwise,
Nature was kind, and we had what is
rayer than day in June-a perfect June
day in Oc:o2er. and the sun beamed down
WITH smile on The assembling of the Dem
ocrat. hosts. The darkness was shaken
Eoa thr earth oy the loud roll Of artillery,
which lei many 20 believe the lion Of the
to2, hal arrived, but the cannon were
Only paying their tribute to the dawn Of the
day % BE- 50 .res. 10 he political annals Of
E5r...-
EE CONES.
A..u. O'Clock, a succession of shriu
whl,.,es sounded along the river front, fol-
lowed by discharge Of artillery that fairly
shook the earth. This was the announcement
that Wee presilca: Hendricks was here, and
present. a special train steamed in on the
Panhandle road and came 70 a stand-stiu
s, the depot In Two minutes dense
c,ovi had -athered a5ol5 The depot, crowd
in al os.,ing each o,her for the first
Gimp o: ne man who IS to preside over
tie 3-E.a-a,.oGs Of the Senate next year;
aud WIN he venerable and stately head
appeared s. cheer wen, mp that penetrated
70 ;te r''eruos; ends Of the city. He was
II charge Of the Reception
Committee and was accompanied
BY Co, John r. Fellows, another of the ex-
Pec.ei g.es,s. The gentlemen were escort
e. a. cECe 10 the Stamm House. where
they were entertained for the day and where I
they sill are Mr.. Samuel J. Randall aud
T,t- arr:rei at 30 in the afternoon by the
C.e,e,aGd Lorsin i Wheeling road They
E=re net ~ the mounted escort and con
erc'Nd at once to the meeting on the Fair
Gou-.
8'YALJY ENTERTAINED.
The PARTY was tight royalty entertained
stae >.amm House. The Reception Com
r.:;ee a5,r aided Nr. S,amm in the pre-
pa'saoas and nothing lacked. The dinner
Served Il private dining room, was a
maga.sce., collation., aud had all possible
s:?.e thrown about it Mr.. Hendricks pre-
ie.Cst ,ae pile dining room, but at the
solicitation Of friends avoided the immense
{. -sa a2d am oy using the private room.
u.rcE lie dsy he was the recipient of
l@o-5aais o.: calls the string Of people be-
la, ses-.9Zly without end.
CITY DECORATIONS.
Wheeling did itself proud in the holiday
fo'sS /, wore on this festive and suspicious
Occasion. While the decorations are de-
Scrset n detail elsewhere, yet it NAV be
Sa.i here that such general use Of bunting
haS been hitherto unknown. 1t is q fac
worthy o, remark, also. that many resi-
CeEces aa5 stores OF former Republicans
were decorated, Wilde in the districts where
lee A0oE.ag people dwell whole unbroken
o.0cGs appeared Mr Hendricks made the
remark that he never saw but one city so
generally decorated, and that was Philadel-
Fh;a during the Centennial.
,r-. vas a grea, day and many a
Demcca,s heart beat high with pride be-
forr /; va, over. Itis Just before the elec-
tIo. aa& !, vas an earnest OF what this
VANITY viii 10 before the sun goes down
ca The tth f October.