The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-03
THREE HUNDRED
or the Farmers and Old Soldiers
OF the Panhandle
VISITED M'KINLEY YESTERDAY.


III, Trim Over IN, q. t.. a. ~. r,,,, ,,..
va
V"'eh hhu ilensnnt. N Ua
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III Farmers ahd OLD soldiers or the
Pan Handle had their day at Canton
Yesterday. 'rhoro hnvr hoon I,rr,,. ami
sho,.I.. 49,"
"""u' uc'eBa''ohs marched mo inc
Republican Mecca, but thCrh waS none
moIN enthusiastic for tho rniigo NJ hrn-
.cr,io, ,r1 p,,,I ,,oro, ,,,n n,, On,
-. ~" ''o' wa" si"' Va '''
west virginia ran Handle. The Hcter-
ans OF the war and the tlllers ~ the soil
numbering thr,e hurdnl ho, rdoI mo
cIon.,a.n -, 49,, $50 :"
0'r'u' Lo'"'' =" Nhct'lhB sPtclA'
Yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock. The
scheduled tine or leaving was . o'clock,
uut thc' uelhy occurred IN waiting FOR
inc Marshall county contingent, which
was 10 Coine up on the II. " .. AZ
yer waiting without avail! for an hour,
Inc train started, bearing Il merry crowd
OF e%c,irSioniSts. AS the train pulled out
the Sherrard brass band struck up the
ever popular Marching Through Gcor-
GA This band kept the crowd in good
spirits with It's stirring music all along
the road.
There were many ladies accompanying
the excursion, wives or swccthcurts of
the eXcurslonists. McsSrS. c. IL. Hen
ninE, VIC. Meyer, Addison lErpcl, I. NJ.
Garvln and llenry Wolf. OF this city, also
went along TO pay theii' respects 10 the
9 President, The trip to Cantor was
without Incident, and the excellent train
service rendered enabled the crowd to
reach that city within fifteen minutes OF
| tho lima HaN,,It.Iul aFsLA.-I a.. a..U
was one hour late In startling. Arrived
NJ the depot the delegation was met by
thc C S,t'nS.'S co.n'i,'S'G", Win
rnrd hand in th" load ,%n W. " N,i1mI,
ians made a credltubie showing as they
marched behind.
re t,he oil m3rcn TO inc tabernacle
49, |" III iSSpislon 'urN pace was only
49, III SL,ce "IT1arS, ne ilArchGFs tIled
n msJ ~, Im.S ,r Sptti"us STRUCTURE ana oceu-
", 49, 49,, - S.H'n' N5SSI II suort walt
.iTTS mCtHIine! was uIlNcn up 20 the
- L'LLiIeti '"St Aovut this TINE \
De- SSnniion L'uT 'Ec vicinity o;
,otsroS, E"'o' came IN lhey had TWO
90 NhiIus'
,h o" urSouat % t"s muu"E Cohultioh OF
rG law H. Shuseu u! the recent steady
II''.s' tnc ~ue,'Sailons nae 10 be rscelv-
49, .mJ S.'r 'tCie, nhu mus missed
i "''.o'lSu rom 'ne famous front
rI,I. 10" IS 1L oesatnr pu!St.
%.aJI' hrtHtnIrS Waikeu u on the
stnssi inStattiS very ma arose
S!ssElnE WIN R'I MS might whlie IA
I,eS waved lHetr mlnuKerShicts. Major
IstNih'cS s~'@riuiiS poWru ms hcKhow-
ISaEsmSnS ana as nc took Ms seat: one
Oh inc hanHS com:nehccd playing. Dur
ms ,lC music nearly n hundred farmcr6
rom brooKe county. VINO came by an
o'her route TOOK their seats IN tho rsar-
Charley ~itenn'nG'. sprrrh.
The West Hlrgln!ans having been the
first arrivals they were tho fire, ,r,ro.
H., ~, ~, ~
uueeu' ~ VIZ - H. liehnihE ie!l TINS
honor and he did II In = neat little speech.
He said:
Major Mckinley and fellow citizens
We come from the child state. tho sta to
Graded into sprlnr!nC manhood durIne,
the storms and OF Rebellion
We come from the Little Mountain
state OF Yves; Virginia. which thIe vr1r
will give 1000 majority for Major Nc
Kinlcy. tAppInusc.)
Two years ego We SO planted tho
seeds Of RepubIfcaniym into The bG=orus
OF our people that now they nrc bearing
fruit pio%ntIfullv, This time Wp will cIst
v I : fAlNllNlEl1 n fIA
first time since 1877, and they will no; he
cast In vain, for We Will cist ,hont fan.
our next President. Major Mckinley
Cippiauee for sevcrnl minu;csN ! have
great pleasure In i~n,roducli1rn tn vOu
Major Mckinley. the Pam Hands dele.
CATION and its spokesman, MIR r N
Garvlr." Mr.. Gs.rvia said In uar;.
Never before In the history. Of our
politics has the resident city OF = rynll-
date for the CHIEF Office OF the rnyarr-
mcnt been honorcd by so mnrv pIlcrim-
ages OF the nations citizens. TG-day
Canton Is n OF the noSt rtlnnus citlra
In our country. From the Golden Cate
o! the PacIf, in the w.,st N IN. histnrI,
cnast o. the Atlantic IN the c1s. fr1n,
the sun-k!ssrd gulf plains Of tho sauth "a
the gaunt pine forests of tho nnr,b
thousands Of patrI0tIc cltizrrs OF onr
common couDtrv have hcar i~npr,nvirIr
TO this. yOIr beautiful homo rI,v iur.
Ing the pa.r few werks"
Mr.. GnrvIr then spo,,a OF thn rr,,t
changes mad, in Wheeling since iSoS.
how tn. unprccednrtrl rrrioT or MOS,
pcrIty leading IN to that dare Ind haon
replaced by general denrnasIon In oii
line; Of trodA, IIc rrrcrrcd IN IN, irit,-
ry done tn. wool industry Inv tba rroe-
cnt administration. and rad soroa n mo
losses cntaIlcd unon one farmer r. WON
Der OF the Pan Handle dcInrotIo-
He ral;el the P6pocratic rlntSnru r.,
n few tcrse sentences. rn1 nddcd .rat
the western populIs. farmer couiT ,.a,
understand the logs suffered Inv = vel
growing Wcst VlrrjnIo farmer TX
read n few Statements obt7l,nd FROM mo
books Of prominent WhorIInr v.n1, ~
ora to show how iittln wog h1,ny nrro-II
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