The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
slaSm and close attention OF the audi
encc showed more than usual interest
In the issues OF the campaign.
"EL0QUENCE ON WHEELS"
Win Invade West trirgIuia-iIrynn's Trip
will be Rapid Transit with n Vengeance.
Schedule will Hardly Leave the nlann-
gersTimr to Take Down the Center Pole.

Special Dispatch TO tho 1ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept 99.-Thc
members OF the reception committee
who win share with Col. McGraw the
privilege OF managing "cloquencc On
wheels" during It's prospective eXhibi-
tIon tour through West Virginia, have
arrived In Washington and have paid
their respects to headquarters officials.
The delegation Is not large, but 1t is
emInently enthusiastic, and shares the
exuberance OF the national committee
men respecting the developments OF the
enterprise. The party consists OF An
drew Edminson, chairman of the state
committee; W. Z. Chiffon. ]. w. st.
Clair. Judge w. T. Ice. ]. NJ. C. Grimm.
Forrest ". Brown and eX-CongrcsS-
man John Anderson. Mr.. Bryan. whom
these gentlemen are to personally con-
duct through the state, will reach
Washington tomorrow morning, from
Baltimore, by the regular train, but the
West Virginia, committee has hired IA
special car for his use and the accOmmo-
datIun OF the elect, which will be occu-
pied from this point TO the close OF the
pilgrimage. The train will leave for
MartInsburS about o'clock, within not
to exceed ten minutes of Its time of ar
rival here. and the first rear platform
speech In the programme. brief one,
Will be delivered Mt Harper's Ferry.
IL will be rapid transit from that on,
eloQucnce being dispensed mex: at Mar
tinsburg. at 1880 a. m; kcyscr. at ) y.
m; Grafton, ut night The next point
Will be Clarksburg, where Col. McGraw
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ness the display. The address Will be
delivered at CarksburG on the morning
of October |. at 10 o'clock. Passing TO
Parkersburg. the aggregation will e1-
hIbit at p. M, and thence TO Wheeling
for an engagement by gus light, the
same evening.
The candidate is TO he worked for all
there Is In him, as will be observed by
the rapid speaking of the caravan, and
not even IN Wheeling is he TO have even
the fraction OF n night of undlsturbed
rest. The appointment there Will scarce
ly be met before the stakes Will be
drawn. the center pole taken down und
the lion OF the occasion whlsked OF TO
the state capital for an appointment at
1890 Il. IN. on the succeeding day; and
thence by quick shifting to Huntington.
for a matinee performance at ! p. m.
It IL a matter OF remark here that
Postmaster Wilson's county Is given so
little attention. II could scarcely be
that "old jefferson" would be left in the
cold were Mr. Wilson conducting the
tour. Mr.. JEFF Chandler and Mr.. Sill
son HutchIus Will leave Washington
with the party. aud Senator Faulkner
will Join II nj his home.
Speaking OF the senator recalls the
expose which the papers are making OF
his recent defined opposition to silver In
contrast with his present attitude In
advocacy OF this modern ''lost cause"
The extracts from some OF his speeches
as they appear in print In the columns
OF the Congressional Record, are Inter-
esting reading. and the Republican COM
mittce will doubtless give them Il wide
circulation.