The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-31
HO FOR THE ISLANDl
AareatR Republican Demonstration
over there this Evening.
EVERY REPUBLICAN CLUB is IN IT
And Every Member of Each Should
Turn out--The Line of March as
Laid out by the Chief Marshal.
Good Speakers will Address the
Assemblage after the Parade.

This is the Seventh wards night in
the series of Republican ward meetings,
and the Island will be treated to q
grand demonstration, followed by good
speeches by well known orators Every
Republican club in the city has been
invited, and is urged, to turn out on
this occasion. Each club should have
every uniform in line, and the more
ununiformed men come out the better.
The Island is tho Gibraltar of Ohio
county Republicanism, and it is favored
with visit by the brethren from the
mainland only once in long interval.
1t is to be hoped to-night's turnout will
be worthy of the party and a creditablo
return for the Islands steadfastness
in the the faith.
The clubs from the city will be met
ut the west end OF the new steel bridge
by tho John A. Logan club, OF the
Island, and the parade will start from
that point. Capt. Thomas Prince will
be the chief marshal.
A brass band will head the pro-
cession, and the Young Mems Republi.
can Escort club will have the right OF
the line, followed by the other clubs in
the order Of their arrival at the rendez-
yous, the John a. Logan club following
in on the left.
All clubs taking part will meet at
their usual places at Z o'clock sharp.
and march TO the Republican Central
Club headquarters. The John a. Logan
club OF the Island will meet at p. III.
Mt Braunlich's shoe store, on Zane
street, and march TO tho bridge to meet
their visitors.
At7:l5 to the dot the clubs from the
city will leave the central hall, and
march north on Market street to Elev-
enth. west on Eleventh to Main, and
north to the new steel bridge, thence to
South Penn street, where the Island
club will Join the procession, and the
route will be as follows:
North on Penn to Virginia, west on
Virginia to Broadway. south on Broad
way to Fink street, east on Fink street
TO Penn, north on Penn to Ohio, east
on Ohio to Front, south on Front to
new fair grounds; thence countermarch
TO Virginia street, west on Virginia to
Huron, north on Huron to Zane, east
on Zane to Broadway, north on Broad
way to Front, north on Front to Crom-
we'll, west on Cromwell to Huron,
south on Huron to New Jersey, east on
New Jersey to York, south on York to
Indiana, west on Indiana to Huron,
south on Huron to Maryland, east on
MARYLAND to the residence OF Mr.. ]. w.
Glasscock, where the speaking will take
place,
The Bridgeport Mckinley club is in
vited TO send over good big delega-
ton, il possible, and help to swell the
d throng.
Every Republican on the line of
march ought to decorate and illumi.
nate, and burn lots of red fire and
other pyrotechnics. Let the occasion
be grand and memorable. The toll on
the new bridge will be free.
The First ward club, the Ohio County
CoIored club, the Young Mems Escort
club, the Tariff Champions, the Bush
ness Mems Protection club, the Fifth
and Sixth ward clubs, the Davis club OF
the Eighth ward, the Republican Linsly
cadets and all the Republican clubs are
urged by their officers to be on hands
at their places OF meeting promptly at
7oclock this evening.
The speakers will be Mr.. Charles
Burdett Hart and Mr.. R. @. Campbell,
who will give thoughtful voters of all
parties some things to think about.
Others will probably sneak, also.