Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07
THE CELEBRATION.
DEMOCRATS TO HAVE A GRAND DEMONSTRA-
TON TONIGHT.
Muse, Chcsrs and Cannonading on the Programme
A Great Procession to Be Formed-1he
Route Of Nareh-Joy Let Loose.

Joy let loose.
And ebullient spirits unconfned.
Such will be the condition of thing
in Wheeling tonight. In view of tn
great triumph of Democracy in thi
State, added to the cyclone in the coun
try as a whole, the Democrats of thi
city and county and neighboring OH
towns will unite this evening in gran,
demonstration, 4 demonstration such a
will show the unSpeakable JOY of tn
people, and the energy and spirit of tn
promoters. There will be such boom
ing of cannon, such an outpourni
of music, such 4 volume of cheers, ant
such general whoop-er-up as will fair
~ make the town re-echo with the din
IL will be a fitting climax 10 one Of thu
most glorious victories ever achieved il
the history Of the country.
In answer TO the call by A. \. Franz
helm, Chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee, there was large gathering o
the leaders OF the faithful in the re
spectiye districts at the Democrat,
headquarters on Twenty-iirSt stree
last evening. Capt. c.. l.. Davis wa
made chairman of the meeting, and i'm
mediately after opening the session
there was long discussion rs to how
the celebration should be conducted. l
was finally agreed that all the Demo
cratic clubs in the city and suburb:
should meet at the corner of Twenty
first and Main streets AZ seven O'clocl
this evening. All district clubs, Sucl
as are well organized and can do so con
veniently will meet at their reSpectiV,
club houses and march To the cOrne
in body. All others are requested
tiers. This invitation To take par
in the celebration is extended no
only 10 clubs, but TO all Democrat
whether members of clubs or not. Ever!
Democrat within accessible distance o.
the city, including Ohio and PennSylva
mia towns, IS requested to join in thu
Jubilee.
ecutive Commmittee was appointed Il
meet in one of the ante-roomS immedi
ately after the general meeting to ar
range for all the details of the celebra
tod. The committee consisted of ChaS
l.. Davis, Col. Robert White, Edward
Robertson. f. Z. JepSon, Il. 5. kinch
Toe, John Koch, Lawrence Heller, Allel
"a 81 Eanroa nffa
Upon the assembling OF the Specia
committee Charles l.. Davis was mad,
chairman and George ). Otte secretary
MeSSrS. Brock and Koch were appoint
ed a committee TO solicit funds to defray
the expenses of the celebration. II
was also voted TO engage the Oper;
House band and Mayors band. All the
necessary arrangements We're also made
for getting full and elaborate display
of red fire aud other Examinations.
general invitation was extended TO al
Democrats in the city to illuminate
their residences and places OF bushes:
and render the city etTulgent on tn,
joyous occasion. The route of the pro
ceSSion will be so arranged as TO pas:
the bones Of the various candidate:
aud at the same time make fairly com
plete circuit Of the city. Upon the
arrival OF the procession at
the various residences short Speeche:
will be in order. Mr.. a. G.. Garden will
be a guest NJ Mr.. Simpsons residence,
and John COrcoran will review the par
ade at Col. Whites home. Judge j. j
I,.,h ,.~f11 10 az HI ou.p homo apd : ha
other county officials will be screnaded
in body at the city building. At Mr..
Pendleton's home there will be perhaps
the chief speech OF the evening, and il
is expected there will be an immense
crowd present to hear the remarks.
Col. Robert White was appointed
Chief Marshal OF the occasion. The
assistant marShalS appointed were Frank
CRUISE. Thomas NJ. Fee, Ii. l.. Walden
and r. Edgar Hall. The aids chosen
were as follows:
First ward-John Fendt, Alfred Cald'
well.
Fulton-Lawrenco Heller, Henry
Stein.
Second ward-Albcrt lIadlich. Henry
WeiSgerber.
Third ward-Georgc Baird, Jr., Au-
gust Rolf.
Fourth Ward Edward Robertson,
W. 4. StOetZer.
Fifth Ward DIR. J. a. Campbell,
Frank Hoffman.
Sixth Ward-C. w. Kreider, J. w.
Kemple.
seventh Ward-R. ). Kinchloe, Frank
Jones.
Eighth Ward-Charles Rohrig, James
Nichol
Richlaud DiStrict-Dr. W. j. Bates,
Jr.. PANEL uordOn, Morgan McColloch.
Liberty DiSl.ict-Luther Rlayney,
Sprigg Jacob.
Triadelphia-W. T. Chambers, Louis
Stecnrod.
Each Assistant Marshal and aid will
wear black coats buttoned up tight, and
soft black hats. The Chief Marshal
aud aids will wear blue saShes. and the
Assistant MarshalS will wear red saSheS.
The procession will form rs follows:
Young Mems Democratic Club, kenna
Club. Island Club and Democrats will
form in order named on Main street, RICH,
resting on Twenty-frst street.
All carriages will form on Twentieth
street. west Of Main.
First ward Democrats will form on
Twentieth street, right resting on Man
street
Second ward Democrats will form OF
Market street, right resting on Twentieth
street
Third ward Democrats will form OF
Market street. right resting on Twenty
first street
Fourth ward Democrats will form OF
Market street. south of Twenty-trSt street
Fifth ward Democrats will form OF
Twenty second street, west OF MGrke
street. right resting on Main.
Sixth Ward Club, with Democrats fFon
that ward, will form at Club room OF
Twenty fourth street. headed by Mayer!
band, at o'clock, and move to their posi-
ton on Twenty-tirst street, right resting
on Main street.
Eighth ward Democrats will form OF
Twenty-secOnd street. east of Main, RICH
resting on Main street.
Democrats from the country will form OF
Mnrket street, north Of the Creek.
Assistant Marshals will see that thell
respective commands move promptly int
column in the order named.
ORGANIZATIONS from over INC IiNVt VII
form on Main street north of the creek
and report to Frank Cruise and Hanson
Waddell. OF Marshal Whites staff.
The cavalry will form on Ninetecnti
street east of Main.
LINE OF MARCH.
The following will be- the route OF th'
procession;
From Young Mems Democratic Building
down Main street 10 Twenty-seventh, NJ
Tweuty-seyenth to Chapline, up Chap.ln'
TO Twenty down Twenty-seoond Z
Market, up Market 10 Sixteenth, out SIX
teenth reviewed by newly eletoed count.
officers al City Building) TO Jacob, up ia
cob to Fourteenth, down Fourteenth IRE
viewed by Congressman and members O
legislature elect ut residence OF Ro6er
simpson, to Market, up Market to Sew