Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-23

This evening the Bellaire Democrats
will have the floor.
Aided by the party at large in Bel
mont county. and by strong contingents
from the West Virginia side Of the river
they Will give Ex-Governor Campbell
a royal welcome. and demonstrate in a
most convincing manner that the en-
thusiasm which is now apparent tnrOu-
ghout the length and breadth OF the
Buckeye State, is not less strong IN BEL
mon. than in other counties visited Dy
the courageous standard bearer.
The committee appointed in Bellaire
TO have charge Of the affair have maze
the most complete arrangements lot
the largest kind Of a time, and all the
indications point TO the realization OF
the prediction, often made during the
past few days, thai the meeting viii be
the largest ever known in the county.
Governor Campbell viii arrive from
WoOdsfield about seven o'clock, and VIII
be at once taken charge Of by a COM
mittee and escorted 10 his hotel, where
he Will remain until the arrival OF the
special trains from Wheeling and Pow
hatan. the latter bringing a large del
egati0n from Moundsville. The Wheel
ing Democrats will meet at the city hall
al seven o'clock, where the band viii
be stationed. All VINO can are urged 10
appear in silk hats and black coats,
with canes, but no one is TO absent
himself on account of the lack Of these
articles, for any old hat or coat Will do,
so long as they are worn by a Democrat.
The Wheeling contingent will form IN
line at the city hall, under the marshal>
ship of Louis Deleplaine, and will pa
rade through a few streets to the B. &
O. depot where the train will pull out
at q quarter after seven. Stops will be
made at Ford's crossing, No. II switch
and BenwoOd store, for the accOmmO-
daticn Of those who can not get up tOwr
and it is hoped 10 arrive in Bellaire al
eight o'clock. There will be an abund-
ance of red fire and roman candles and
the train viii present fine appearance
as it passes over the Bellaire bridge.
The committee TO receive and enter
tain Governor Campbell, consists of
Nessrs. George. =. Smith. Hon. J. P.
briggs. Hon. E. Wagner, R. NJ Eaton,
Capt. J. T. Lane, O. A. Mellott, A. S.
Millgan, J. T. Stiger, Geo. w. Yost, T.
il. Kelly, P. BrannOn, ". hoffman, w.
c.. Warwick, James Kelly and George
Pierscl Hon. A W. KennOn, chair
man of the Democratic County Com
mittee will preside over the meeting.
Ammo tho III -r,reeid Ionic will no IT
Darrah. II. ". Hermann, c. Klever.
Ernest Vadrey, Frank Bell, DR.. r. w
Muhleman, J. briggs, G. S. Lentz, Chas.
Arnold, Thomas Ault. Leroy Adams
George Anderson, Joseph Boswell,
George Besse, r. II. Brown, Ralph
Cros.er, w. d. Cooper Joseph Grow, NJ
Cohn, j. p. Darrah Israel Day, Shannon
Dunsee, John Fallen, B. Giffen, John
D.ld5n, j. w. Carver, Chas. Della
Henry Heir, w. Eckert A. Burkburt,
John W. Heir, William Irwin, G. S.
Jennings, Henry Kemple, George Key
ser. Andrew Kerns, George Kerees, PAT
rick Logan, Chas. Ludwig, Samuel
Luchs, James Murray, Thomas Mullen
Patrick McDOnOugh. John Madden, w.
r. Morgan. John McGraw, Jr.. John Nc
Graw, sr., T. a. Meyers, Andrew Moore
A. Moran and Jacob MurrOn.
Every Democrat in the city who can
make the trip is urged to go. There
viii be cars enough for any possible
number, and the Bellaire Democrats
deserve all the encouragement we can
possibly give them. Turn out, and
help the cause along.