Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
-FOUR BIG MEETINGS
TO BE ADDRESSED By WM. l. WILSON
AND PARTY
n this CITY Tomorrow Night-Ara1gsnsns
Completed LIS; Eiga.-O.hsr Asa:-
ings Of Bob Parties.
Political Notes.

Tomorrow will be tho most memora-
bic day OF any political campaign, In
this city.
VIM. L. Wilson, Bourke Cochran,
Champ Clark-a trio Of the most noted
orators, and most eminent statesmen in
the lower House OF Congress, will ad-
dress the people OF Wheeling on the is
Sues OF the campaign.
To this list may be added another
name, that Of John G.. Carlisle, SecEe-
tary OF the Treasury. From advices re-
ceivsd By the local committee last
night, it is probable that he will
also be a member Of the distinguished
party.
The people Of Wheeling have never
before had such an opportunity to hear
any questions discussed By so many
orators OF national repute- It viii be q
gala night for the local Democracy.
The County and Congressional Exscu-
tive Committees held an enthusiastic
meeting last night, and completed ar
rangementS for four mOnsLer meetings
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. K. S. K,Dcheloe was elected
chairman Of tho joint committee, and
Mr.. w. L. English secretary. a reso-
linton was unanimously adopted re-
ouesting the Young Mems Democratic
Club 20 turn out 20 do escort duty.
The Club has published a call 10 anotn-
or column for q meeting 10 be held TO-
night. There will De one or more brass
bands, which will be engaged to-day.
The plans OF the committees Will also
,e perfected at another meeting to be
acid this evening.
The train conveying the distinguish
ID party 10 this city will arrive al the
B. g. O. depot st 5:25 o clock, and will be
met by an escort committee. The train
will be met az Moundsv.l.e by recep-
lion committee OF twelve, composed Of
The following named gentlemen: Geo.
J. Mathison, Benjamin hrGus, Paul o.
Revmaun, Hon. John COrcOran, Hon.
Charles ". Seabrigbt, Frank Cruise.
Chas. HorstmaD, Captain r. i. Davrles,
PhuO w. Kimberly, Charles 81. CCpp,
John w. Nichols aud j. d. Dubois.
The speakers will be taken TO the Hotel
Windsor, where they will remain untl,
Thursday morning.
In the evening four monster meetings
will be held. Immediately after sup
per Hon. WIN. j.. Wilson will be es-
Corted 20 the old Alnambra rink, corner
Thirty-iourth and ChapIine streets. de
will speak from his carriage 10 front Of
the building in which he met Gen.
Nathan GOfI in joint discussion sever
al wears ago. This address will be lin
tied 10 twenty-five minutes. AT the
same hour Hon. BOurEe Cochran, the
ELOQUENT Congressman from New York,
will address q similar meeting, aud for
the same length Of time, az the foot OF
tho pike, corner Market and Seventh
streets.
The principal meetings will be held
Al the Opera House. At the former
theatre no attraction is booked, out the
company will arrive to-day, aud IL Is
thought that there will be no trouble IN
securing the theater. In the event
that both theaterS are not secured, an
overflow meeting will be held on
Twelfth street, while the meeting az
the Grand is tn progress. III both
opera houses are secured, the speakers
Will alternate, thus giving the audi
euces at each place an opportunity 70
hear all the speakers.
Its 20 be regretted that there is no
hall 10 Wheeling OF sufficient size 20
accommodate the crowds who desire 20
hear the discussion OF these live issues
of the campaign. IL is certain that both
theatres will be taxed TO their utmost
capacity, cad many persons will be I'M
uOle 90 gain admission. For this rea-
son, al voters will assemble az tho
Opera House early In the evening.