Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-08
DEMOCRATS DAY.
4 BIG TURNOUT THIS EVENING TO GREET
COL W. A. M'CORKLR
And to Listen to Addresses by the Next GoVerno
and Our Present and Future Congressman,
Hon. John 0. PendletOn.

All the arrangements for the big
turnout of Democrats OF Ohio county
and nearby towns on both sides OF the
river, this evening, to greet Col. w. A.
MacCorkle, the Democratic nominee
for Governor, have been completed, and
the city will be 8, blaze of red fire and
fire works the first of the night, while
the big procession is making a tour OF
the streets, preparatory to the mass
meeting at the north front Of the Court
House. The weather promises to be
good, and with that important matter
assured, there can be no doubt but that
the campaign will be opened in an
auspicious manner.
Col. MacCorkle spoke at Morgan's
Grove, in jefferson county, yesterday,
but he will arrive in the city not later
than this afternoon and will make the
opening address this evening. John y.
Pen6leton will follow him, making a
thorough exposition Of the principal is
sues OF the day.
Last evening Col. Robert White, the
Chief Marshal Of the procession, issued
the following general order:
1.-THE Young Mems Democratic Club
will form on east side of Main street, In
front of Club room, right resting on
Twenty-frst street.
"The speakers and suite will form on
west side OF Main street, in front OF Club
room.
1.-The Wilson Tariff Students and WIS.,
iting clubs will form on Twenty-first
street; Wilson Tariff Students in front,
with right resting on Main street.
1.-THE following clubs will form on
Twenty-frst street, west OF Main street,
viz: Kenna Club, Seventh Ward Club
and Fourth Ward Club.
1.-THE following clubs will form on
Twentieth street, west OF Main street,
viz: Eighth Ward Club and Sixth Ward
Club.
Mounted men will form on TWEEN
tieth street, east of Main street.
"Clubs not yet reported will form on
Main street, north of Twentieth street,
as will also all Democrats who desire to
Join in the parade. A special requests
made to Democrats, not members OF
clubs, to form citizens club.
"Marshals and aides will please report
to me promptly, Ia front Of the Demo-
cratic Club house, at $50 o'clock p. N.
"Clubs will be upon the ground at 2
o'clock, sharp. Delays must be avoided.
The procession will move promptly
at 7:3O o'clock p. m.
Carriages will fall In rear OF march
ing clubs"
Col. White has designated Messrs.
E. E. Franzheim and w. w. Irwin as
Aides.
The revised order of march will be as
follows: Down Main street to Twenty
fourth, to Chapline, to Twentieth, to
Market, to Tenth, to Main, to Four
teenth, to Chapline, and thence south
to Public Building. IL is the particular
request OF the County Executive Com
mittee that Democrats decorate and
illuminate their houses along their line
of march, and they also renew their In
vltation to the ladies to be present at
the mass meeting, where seats will be
reserved for them.
Arrangements have been made to run
an extra motor out on the Elm Grove
road tonight about eleven o'clock. after
the meeting, which will give those liv-
ing along the line of the road and out
at Elm Grove an opportunity to get
home conveniently and expeditiously.
1t is important that all the members
of the several marching clubs report at
their several headquarters promptly this
evening, in order that there may be no
delay in the clubs reaching the place OF
rendezvous at the Y. NJ. ID. Z. with full
ranks.