The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-12
EcHoEs of THE RACKET.
Features aud Incidents OF the Great Dem
nnstratIon Of saturday.

Features aud Incidents OF the Great DEM
onstration of saturday.
Cheers for. Elkins rs next United
States senator, were heard all along the
line.
Senator Whitaker's ovation along the
line Of march must have made his heart
feel good.
Tho reception committee left nothing
undone for the comfort and pleasure OF
the visitors.
Henry G. Davis. jr., son OF tho ex-
United States senator, was in carriage
in the procession.
Captain Dovener was in great demand
and the cheers for him everywhere we're
OF the heartiest kind.
Tho many Ohio people and other
friends OF Captain Danford were sorry
to miss him from the parade.
Mr.. +. NJ. Horne. OF the Tippecauoe
club, renewed his old acquaiutances in
this city on his recent visit, and made
new friends by his genial good fellow
ship,
Tom O'Brien's speech in the rotunda
OF the Mcclure was one Of the best OF
tho many good ones delivered during
the night, and it set the big crowd wild
with enthusiasm.
It was good to SEQ Walter Rinchart
and other young Democrats jollifying
over the victory OF protection, result
which they had ped TO bring about
with their ballots.
Marshall county turned out strong.
Marshall increased her majority for
protection. Her good work is thor
oughIy appreciated by the Republicans
OF the whole state. Marshall county IL
all right.
Tho members OF the West Virginia
UniyersIty foot ball team were among
tho most enthusiastic "rooIers" along
the line Of the parade Saturday night.
Their college yell was heard above the
roar frequently.
The Post B., G. A. r, band, Of Pitts
bursh, accom- panying the Young Mems
Tariff club, serenaded the lNTELLIdEN-
GER OlFice after the parade, a compli.
mont much appreciated. The band
makes good music.
Editors Powell, OF Fairmont, Evans
and Mowbray, of Martinsburg, Read, Of
Clarksburg, and White, Of Parkersburg,
were among the many West Virginia
newspaper mon present. Mr.. Evans,
who Is the member.olect from Berkeley,
is candidate for speaker Of the house.
He made a great fight and carried Berke-
10y by a handsome majority
A. G. Dayton was the lien OF the
hour Every where "the man who beat
Wilson" received ovations. BY the
way, Wheeling admirers are beginning
70 name their babies for him. Tho wife
OF William Shields, tho well known Re-
publican mill worker, presented him
with a son on election day, and his
name is Aston Gordon Dayton Shields.
Genial sam Harrison, OF tho Mcclure
House, was q happy mau Saturday
night as ho witnessed his brothers anu
nephews, heretofore Democrats, partic-
ipa,ing in tho protection jolIitication,
having come all the way from piedmont
for that purpose. Among them were
Captain George Harrison and his son
George, IT,, and Forsytho Harrison.
They occupied carriage in the pro.
cesslOn.
Among the Republicans from tho in.
terror OF tho state who took in the
"blow -out" was Mr.. G. D. Elliott. Of
BrOxton county. president OF the West
Virginia League Of Republican clubO,
vino has done sterling service for the
party in many campaigns, and never
harder than during the ono just past.
Mr.. Elliott has announced himself a
candidate for the position Of sergeant.
alarms Of tho house of delegates. Thus
far he has heard Of no opposition, and