The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-09

tie Governors will be 4 long rcmem-
Ictol event in the history OF Ada and
Hardin Counties. For weeks the Joint
debate between Governor Campbell and
Major Mckinley has been referred rs
the impending battle oi the giants and
thrliscussion to-day fully demonstrated
that Mckinley and Campbell are indeed
ptcrlcss rs opponents OF the high and
low tariff principles which they respect
ircly espouse.
The town OF Ada was in gala attire
to-Iayin honor OF this great event, and
not only did every front window pre-
sent likeness of either Mckinley or
Campbell, but from the very limbs OF
tie trees were suspended above the
streets tLerortraitsoft the distinguished
UNI0ans. Great decorative taste was
displayed in the various triumphal
aEcheS, the most prominent OF these
structures being the non-partisan wei
cone arch which circlcd the main street
and bore the works "Welcome 10
our leaders" From the apex we're also
suspended the portraits OF Mckinley
"nltampbcll, and as the various march,
ius Clubs marched under the arch thcv
chccrcd Justify ior their respective lead
e's. i'y noon there We're over 5000
Strangers in the city and, although great
enthusiasm was manifested by both par.
ties, the rivalry was friendly one and
entirely devoid OF unpleasant incidents.
Trans arriving are crowded, and num-
HgF9 OF enthusiastic lndianians and
I!l'hOlslans are on the ground.
SCENES OF ENTHUSIASM.
From early morning until the OPEN
inEof the meeting the music of bands
!csounded through the streets, and
occasionally tin horn disturbed the
martha! melody. There was an object
lesson, however, in these tin horns, ior
'Roy understood to be and labelled
a' The product OF American tin. A
mandy walking cane, displayed with
i4ueh ostentation by various marching
c.NOs, was alluded 10 as having had orr
Sih IN The tin mines OF Dakota; and no
occasion WAS lost to denouncc in vigor-
ouS language the 6e!s noir OF Ohio Re-
IUolcanS-the "Ohio Democratic TIN
!!tate Liar" On the other hand tho
Democrats retaliated by displaying a
laIapAernalia OF badges bearing allu-
Sions 10 tAe inconsistency or impotency
ol The Mckinley bill.
l.e Democratic ladies wore distinct.
I've badge, which attracted much atten-
.toh and received special allusion by
governor Campbell. 1t bore the nor.
! ;'I.'s ,.s oL Governor Campbell, and below
!. were the significant words: "Ameri-
Ian WOOL, = cents on account OF the Nc.
ME'uiey Dill" An American tin badge,
",SIr,aayeu with equal pride by tho lie.
ptHW1lcaN lGd!es. contained the portrait
"I .p pMal' Mckinley, and bore the words:
Ftoiectlon and Honest Money" There
y, "SIg e many prominent Ohio politicians
MN !" INC grand stand, and both parties
. SGIo iia!rIy well represented. Prof. Fl.
!; !: :,;' iMnr' president OF the State Normal
University, and ;ie protector OF this
.""9Us meeting oi the Governors, wns
f:tS < fSeiIira! figure, and entertained Nc.
N'"'ey and Campbell at lunch.
THE GLAD!NToEs ARRIVE.
), NJ ll:l5 a special train, having
MAJOR Mckinley, Senator Humnhrcvs
"i"' otLerS, rolled into the dcpot, and
(nSeF ;. after cheer arose rs the Napolconic
,ca,i ,c"tHres OF the great exponent OF pro.
MSt'o" ,.i were recognized by the mutt.
,i' ,rae, The Major bowed smilinglv ia
ri",c r%s c'oWH' , and, quickly entering a car.
T,ei5' Tinsg' was driven to tho residence OF
rnr;S' T'T'vssor l.ehr, under the escort OF
,j.a,.S ,T'oVS marching clubs, led by an ex-
W,SAt brass band. "
IoiAptiy at 1880 n Hockino Vallov
Haln, bearing about 900 cheering Dnm.
ntT.s und a,.ad ana Republicans, hove in sight,
cor en-" "tfSehed ~, TO the rear was the special
Co,nn,h ,hgSKGye," containing Governor
lon 'uS'i, DR.: Norton, Chairman Nor.
! iIjn, ;n,,, oi the State central COMMITTEES
,'GL".ehant Governor Marquis and a iew
V'Me' ,;aM prominent Democrats, 4 ronnt;.
,"ns MUt OF the enthusiastic ovation cy.
ce.. 'enaea to Major Mckinley was tho rn
6cniI 6ni''0n rendered to Govcrner Camp.
aronnJ rs tNe cheering multitude pressed
reir" "'u NE carriage, in waiting to re-
shaEin""' wy governor, not few insisted on
We're ;o,n nahus; and the proceedings
uoye,"a ,,"gasnporarlly interrupted while tho
The mOr mOr extended his hand to lew OF
the, ".VEe ". demonstrative. The band
Conn.,. @ s.ENck up "The Campbclls are
iast;c ;ii, Ii,,,a ana again series OF enthus-
Tin Tbo pe:Aoeratic cheers rent the mir.
tho rc rSs; E;SHSernor was rapidly driven TO
ic m@, Is'SGNee Me OF President Lchr, where
hn,riHs In ,is, ,,.?.l H?lal0r Mckinley, and they TOOL,
IcrSnrni ' Ml'H Professor Lehr and a few
itics ",i amd trends. For brief hour pol
Snu The grea. struggle which is