The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-14

Notwithstanding tho bad weather, a
large crowd of representative Republi.
cans faced the storm last night and
met at the headquarters of the Ohio
County Republican Club, in the Odd
FelIows' building, for the purpose OF
making arrangomentsf for going down 10
the Mckinley meeting at Bollaire next
Thursday evening.
In the absence of Mr.. ]. K. Hall, the
president of the Ohio County Club,
Mr. II. b Richards was made chairman
Of the meeting and Mr.. NJ. Il. McNabb
secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated
briefly by tho chairman. After which
the Meeting went into the discussion OF
the best plan to perfect arrangements
for the turn out, which promises to be
the biggest ever going out OF the city.
Upon motion of Mr.. Richard Robert
son, the chair appointed Mr.. ]. X. Hall
and NJ. II. McNabb n committee on
transportation. The committees on
music and fireworks were lett over until
the next meeting, which was fixed for
next Monday evening ut 1850 o'clock at
the same place.
At the suggestion OF the chairman
and upon motion Of Mr.. Charles Bick-
erton, committee was chosen from
those present to represent their respeC-
tive wards or districts and to got good
number from the members oil the cam
pQign clubs OF the various wards to 20
to Bcllaire, and also to be at Monday
nights meeting. The committee APP
pointed for this purpose was as follows:
First ward-C. ]. Rawling, Charles
Bickorton, Capt. William Otto and
Charles Banner.
Second ward-F. NJ. NTilligan, F. NJ.
Richards. Caleb Sylvis. Evan Britt, ].
Britt and Osborn Gray.
Third ward-W. II. Halter, Edward
Nichaels, William Hornish, Addison
Israel and William McGannou.
Fourth ward-RiChard Robertson,
Otto Tyson and George Crumbacker.
Fifth ward-J. X. Hall, Col. William
Travis Charles Bachman, Rudolph
schott and Charles Reed.
Sixth ward-David w. Martin,
Charles Freese, II. Hedrick andThomas
Seventh ward-Davo @. Dinger, Harry
Boil, William Rogers, Alfred Davis and
W. II. McNabb.
Eighth ward-Godfrey Schul, Charles
Morningstar. John Myers, H. w.
schrabe, William Kuoke, Charles Zul-
auf and Charles Schultz.
Triadelphia district-Lester Smith,
George j. Wise, William Mccormick,
+. ]. Hugus and William Harvey.
Liberty district-W. II. Curtis, Daniel
Maxwell and Prof. 0. S. Bell.
Richland district-Alexander Nc
Colloch, Thomas Isle and Adam
Zilles.
After the adoption of the above com.
mittee the matter OF the formation of
the club was taken up. 1t was found
that the members Of the Young Mems
Republican Escort club had been talk
ing the matter up among themselves
and had concluded to 20 to Bellaire
with almost the full company, wearing
their silk hats, canes and badges The
Tariff Cham pions will also go down al
most to q man, wearing silk hats also,
both the old clubs joining together,
with all other Republican citizens de-
string to do honor to Governor McKin-
ley.
The affair will DO undoubtedly the
greatest over taking place in this vicin-
ity in an "off year." and the interest
manifested at last nights meeting goes
to show that the Republicans of
Wheeling and Ohio county have the re-
suit of the coming Ohio election great
~ at heart.
Every Republican should be present
at the meeting Monday night, and,
above all, join in with the crowd bound
for Bellaire to hear and see Governor
Mckinley next Thursday night.
W. C. Burgunthal, OF Bellaire, will be
temporary chairman of the Mckinley
meeting and j. W. Hollingsworth, OF
St. Clairsvillo, will be permanent chair