Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31
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Judges query Of an Ohio friend, and b
Va highly eratiHed With tho aesursnce
thst .thst county will roll up $50 more
vntes for the Demon attic ticket than The
had evSe done bsfore. SIator Camden
called next and be and ire judge
had o lively little chat, the old 10
man expressing great elimination far .
beautifui badge that had bean made tx-
nressly for Mr.. CAmdea and presented to
him by some admirer. In reply to IN In
onirv about the time he would Be ready to
stsrt in ths parade, be said that they had
onIv 10 call him and be would b On
banda. The committee had him ct their
mercy and could do % thsy p'elsed With
him. He il oired of Sena or Camden tie
situation in West Virginia and was anuftd
that Democracy would win hands DO An
: ..Your nomination made things very
easy for her." said the Senator.
j tsIs thai soP" was the reply. well I
an. eIsd of il. IfWeat Virginia didn't 90
rioSt h this campaign. I think I should
IA cou,neIled to take the Panhandle eaat
Afterwards. +" Judge Thurman then tpske Of
tbe Wilson. Golf debate, expressed great
indisnation at the diseraceful manner In
wbieh Mr.. Wilson had been treated. He
fooid rot urdertsnd he said how . nan
Of MI. Wilson'S ability could 30 defeated
by Gen. G fl, in anything like fair and
open contest.
THURMAN's VITALITY.
Chairman r. g. Riley then appeared at
the hssd of another delegation OF enthu-
siastic Democrats, whom he introdute1,
ard Judge Thurman assured them that he
had never been in better health; the cam
nsisn was making him young again. To
Senator Camden he &c id he bad only miss.
ed one appointment within ten weeks, he
himself had been surprised at the erdur-
ance which he had displayed.
II always was man Of great phyekis!
powers Ny chest measure is 46 iaches,
and I find now that am able for as much
work - mcst young men,"
State Senator Lawrence, Of Ohio, next
called, snd the Old Roman could not 10
frain on getting of little joke ct his
expense, calling him his "young friend"
Nc. Lswrerce Is over 20 years old. Tho
.wo veteran Democrats sat Gown ard
chatted for some time, recalling some Of
their pes. experiences. The Judge in
ouiyei after the Congressional candidacy
Of Mr.. L1wrence's son, and expressed tie
bslief that be would redrcs TAy lor's ma
ioIity, If not Overcome It altogether. Il
believe that there is strong un6ertow
sitting in :" he said, ''that will surprise
some ons on election day, and think the
current Is toward us. never have had
such triumphal prccessiops Ia my life BE-
fore, % in the last few weeks through In
diana and Ohio. The weather was beastly,
but it seemed to have no effect upon tho
size of the crowds. The people were eager
to hsar the questions Of the day discui sed
and that was good sign fer Dem ocracy.
You can see the desperation Of the Repub-
licans in the methods they are resoIting to.
For instances, that trick to entrap the weak
minded English minister. The trsp was
20 plain that it seems to me child cculd
have re n it. This Mr.. Murchisicn has
never turned up believe, and he is not
Likely t.. 1t was all q scheme to ir fluencs
the Irish 70 e, but don't think any man
can be affected by it,"
Mr. C. W. Brockunier announced that
the Committee on Rece ptio1 wss repaired
to take him in charge, and the Old Roman
Immediately began to make ready for what
prove to q grand triumphal procession.
Willie putting q white and blue muffier
about is neck, Senator Camden remarked
that he thought the bandana was the
favorite.
HE WANTS THE NATIONAL CoLcRs.
"Well, don't intend to let the Repub-
licans monopolizs tie national colors,"
was the reply. II wear the red, white
and blue" and Judge Thurman p' oceeded
to his carrifga. His step was firm and
leaning on the srm of Mr.. O. w. Brock
unier, closely followed by Mesns. Rolf
and Camden, and Faulkner and A. w.
Thurman.
The ladies' entrance to The Windsor was
packed and jammed, until every foot Of
space was tccupied. This crowd reached
out onto the sidewalk snd packed ths
street from wall to wall. II was q COM
pact sea of hats, bright with the
yellow ard red, that covered
every enthusiastic Democrat. It srsyed
and pressed to and fro, shouting again and
again for the peoples favorite. hi, ap-
pea,ancs in the lobby was the signal for
shout from them in the hail way, that was
taken up and repeated BY Thousands in
tie street until it sweIltd into . grand
roar Of enthusiasm. TIE dense crowd
pressed on every hand and the escort bad
to fight their way to tie carriage, every
step Of the path being taken enid such
applause as could only come from ttou-
sands of Democratic threats. Finally it
vas reached and in moment the yeners-
be form If the mest reyered rtliticsl
chieftain Of the ago was seen BY al; and
he began triumphsl ride, tuch as Wheel.