The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30
M BIG STREET. PARADE
NJ Seventy Men and a Brass
Band Last Night.
,yD THEN TIE BIG MEETING.

The IIlG t'u-~
~, c.nrrslry - senator Faulkner
Irasc Fleming, ''Josh"""
pr,dlcron and DALEY.
.,,,,r,l days the Register has Ia
~, - noancc an affair in the way o
",,' ,, demonstration and II mass meet
'" stici, would strike terror to the
'IDs .,.ot III, Republicans and stop the
III. at,' Of dr,m''oo from the Free ii nFaut ,nS,
Wv qlr street parade came oil las,
srrpins 'r ind the mass meeting !1,, e followed '
s,' ~ fl. C,pi,oI r;nk. There were I'M
a.a., 10 NJ. crowds oil PEOPLE on the streets
1.J ', oII OF the spectators were dls"P,
ani,,.J. n'a ,, possibly because the amount Of
i,nuip, IN advance had deceived 'nen
"' ,bo prospects. The parade was
S ,,', rrJi,ablc. The Young Mems
%'S "''o.,,,ic Club turned out in
=. ,,n,rr. unItorn, iity stFons "n''
~ Ss,i.I m thr Opera House brass
,,"j s, and lhr Kcnna club, twenty men
OlI'' tI a. ,'I Dram corp, followed in its gay
rd heIia'i' ~" ,;I'., ,hnt If the Plumed
form mac" -" si Thrir fine banners
KHiR@N " .r,o,n onJ n second drum
hOaied on 'l' TN in the rear. behind
corp, 'o.,'",' ',. small wagon load of fire
wOIll, ,.u mI ,l,r Roman candles. rockets
volS'' ol,d Wv ,',,,i, fo' iS" heavens glow all
anI Ir, VI, ,''ttr ,norrL w" For the size of
along III, '."s ,r W nirnsinp affair. but peo-
i II "E " w much more imposing
pr cNp'''''
turn o4l, u,rch wos n Ion. one, but
we l'hg "a o. ;, "',,' IN " .ooI shane At sew
The OofS u' ,,,or" H. :" wore IispIays OF red
e'lI p.,eS '"v, much "nthnsiasm was ex-
hn D1' "o' "'"'"
hiOI'ea' rur NETTING.
49, C..u., .;,I. ,cos
The meeting IN me NaPl%!ol TIM IN, ""'
also disappointing 10 many Deii'oSi"'S io",iI;n,,
again bIanahIe on w '.'y''i'cG Hi.n Ie'" WE
Of il Us a e"tEt' ",!' 'Io !aNI' ,.,,a"t
rink was MHv'I '''' ~, ~"''''''.I -,
about lIaIi ~ ii'' ,o,,a n"' fo" "~centions of
golu onv, i,' WI ,rho ara "y;dentlv not in
inul''uu',o inul'',... .,.;T, ,bnir nortv's onposition
:" aiy.,, whisky" 30 sneaker could de-
sin more enthusiasm, and those speak
es who could he heard half way back
tbe hall could not complain OF lack OF
respectful attention.
The most disappointing feature was
that Secretary OF State Walker, West
Virginia's silver tongued orator, did not
speak as he was announced to--and
thereby hangs Il tale.
When the distinguished lights OF
Democracy who were to address the
aalirRrr lllrd up the north aisle, there
was burst ol applause, and cries Of
"Walkrr" Faulkner and "Fleming,"
and when they appeared on the sLnge
the applause WAS renewed.
Mr., Walker sat till Mr.. Faulkner, who
it had been arranged should speak forty
minutes, bad greatly exceeded that limit,
and then
ollc turg ns hat aud he left berry Euddint,"
Beiorc l,ayiug he expressed to the
committee his Indignation Mt being
"irolr out /"
oy r,,, u, ,rropv
w '"" t, r"' '''""I .,,,.
The crowd hau nseh informed t'ine
'IG speaking WouI" collIlhehCe ~
o'clock and seyera! hundred Of tnem
were 'hefe III I'"t t!Ile anu M"lteT nn III
ofthcm confdentialIy informed an INTEL
llGryrrr reporter that it was a certain
Kind of an aggravated Outrage to keep
the peoplc there that long to hear men
teuihinrs they did not believe to other
men who knew they were not true, and
who didn't care a great deal (he didn't
say great deal" but the words had the
same initials whether they were true
or moi, for they would vote the Demo.
cratic ticket in spiteo a certain element
which has entered largely into recent
Democratic conventions. 1t is needless
TO say ,hc confidential individual did
not know the reporter.
Upon the platform with the sneakers
came Mr.. =. $. Riley, Postmaster Simp-
sou, Smiling j, B, Ianey. Tlom Dallah.
Sheriff Ifandlun and n few other promi-
nent Democrats. Mr.. Simpson had n
cane, and he applauded al opportune
times with vim that in Republican
would have suggested offensive partisan-
ship.
SENATOR FAuLKNER's SPEECH.
A. p,...-.u.,u ,
MF' Hley called me meeting 70 order
anu introduced PRESIDENT William!
T1i I1aIa'"n, Oh lhG STATE Association OF
elupsi Mt, ianuIGh dld not make any
remark. REMARKS DuI introduced United states
senator taNIEher Mr.. Faulkner was
en''luolsllcalIy received, ana nus speech
was w., ,uHt'"Iicu wiui applause atirequGht
intervals. lie said in reading over the
Eepao''gtn platform he saw little to talk
S'';,, SOoa', aIr pI3uOtM was largely con-
.'i .eSloh ahu apology lor past crimes, ana
", E,",,,aS'S 0! oe''Sr behavior ioi the
.ltI 'uST't; "r'uhs down TO the mriti, lie
@u lnG present law piled up money
msru'SSsly ,,s,, IN ihe United states Treas
Wy, Tonltacteu the currency ana pro-
H"J'T i,aJ GIl,,I PANTS anu strikes. lie character
.ly1 .,gG o'cySahu y, 'Arili message MS bold,
nv T, sAvIlHc'hg' hoDle and statesmanliEc.
NV surplus ne SAD, had been estimated