The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-29
POLITICAL NOTES.
Meetings In the Future aud Gossip About
the Club Organization.

POLITICAL NOTES.
Meetings In the Future aud Gossip About
the Club Organizations.
This evening ut the old court house
the banner presentation OF the crack
Republican marching organization. the
Elkins Cadets, will take place. The
beautiful banner has been made by the
ladies' OF Wheeling and will be then
presented to the club. 1t Is a beautiful!
banner and will be treasured by the
club as long rs II remains an urEanlza-
ton. The club will assemble at the
corner OF Twelfth and ChnplInc streets
at I:l5 y. m. and march over tha
following route: Down Chlplinc 10
Fourteenth. 10 Market, TO Tenth. to
Eighth. countcTmArch 10 Twelfth. TO
old court house. where the prcsenta-
ton ceremonies will occur The pre-
Scntat!on speech. on behalf OF the la
dies. viii be made by Mr.. benjamin
Allison. and the president OF the club,
DR.. w. c. EtZler, will respond
Speeches Will also be made by Messrs
Walter Rinchar: and Thomas Kcyscr.
both OF whom are Cadets. The club
particularly desires the presence OF It's
lady friends on this occasion. As
many Cadets as can possibly do SO, are
requested 10 be in line.
There will be n banner presentation
on the South side. too II will occur
Wednesday night. at the corner of EOir
aud Twenty-scventh streets. and the
beneficiary club Is the South Side Re-
publican Club. whose lady friends have
planned TO present them with Il beauti-
full banner. Mr.. II. c. Richards Will
make the presentation speech and Mr..
W. c. Meyer will respond on behalf OF
the club. All Republican clubs south
OF the creek are Invited to take part In
the banner presentation ceremonies.
The several clubs are requested To
form At : p. IN. At 7:2O p. m. the Sixth
Ward Club will march up Main street
and viii be Joined by the Fifth Ward
Club. The Dovener and Atkinson
clubs. Of the Eighth ward. will also
take part. Other prominent speakers
will be prescn; and most enjoyable
evening IS anticipated. There will no
doubt b. large turnout.
The Sixth Ward Club will turn ont
Friday evening 10 take part in the pa
rade that Will prrCedr the speaking
out Caldwells run, at Fettc's. TEr
club Is requested to form at 1910 p. m.
at the club room in full uniform.
There will be a meeting of the II. C.
Richards Six F'oOters this evening at
o'clock. at the city building. for the
purpose OF admitting new members. \
full attendance is desired.
4. 1. i
can secure lanccs at DinIers on
the Cadets IS now beyond tls. one hun
drcd mark.
The Tariff Champions held an en-
thus!astic and largely attended meet
ing In the second branch council
chamber last night. Their tri-colured
plumes arrived and were distributed
Some OF the members Of the club at
tended the sound money Democratic
meeting ct the Opera House.
Last evening In the 7. o. o. +. hall,
corner Chapline and Twelfth streets,
there was n meeting OF the line officers
OF Republican marching clubs. for the
purpose OF forming Il central organ!Za.
ton the officers OF which will have
charge OF the formation OF the line OF
Republican street demonstrations and
escorts. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Julian Iiearnc. OF the
EIlkins Cadets. and Mr. Charles Morn
inSstar. OF the Dovener Club. was chos-
en- chairman, with MIR. c. l.. Ebcllng,
OF the II. c. Richards Six FoOtcrS, aq
secretary. The following clubs were
represented: Elkins Cadets, Tariff
Champions. II. C. Richards Six FOotcrs,
Fifth Ward Club. Sixth Ward Club.
G. ". Atkinson Club and =; B.Dovcnrr
Club, tn" twI latter % the Eighth ward.
II WAS decided 10 elect chief marshal
and one aide from each club. The cleo
ton of the chief marshal will take
place at another meeting to be called
By the secretary. The chief marshal
will be empowered to place clubs in
line ag he may desire. There wan
general disposition on thu part OF all
the clubs to get together and have
Nothing IN the way of chickering's or
unpleasantncss OF any kind. All of the
clubs announce that they VIII take the
places assigned them by the chief mar
sltll.
The sound money sentiment Is be-
ginning 10 boom among the Democrats.
l.
stay. The Democratic employees Of the
Baltimore & Ohio are alive to the need
Of Organization, and Will hold rOus-
Ing mcrting ut Snyder's hall. Bcnwnod
Junction, tonight, at 7:3O o'clock. Mr.
Henry Austin Adams. that eloquent
New Yorker. villa electrified his hear
ers at the Opera House last night with
the best argument on the money qucs-
tlOn 30 far heard In Wheeling, will nd
dress the men.
jiany Wheeling people charmed with
his convincing statements VIII 20 down
TO hear him Tonight. u" accommodate
these and the railroad employees, n spc-
ciaI train will leave the city al :
O'Clock this evening. The Democratic
railroad men Of the Baltimore x Ohio
will try to organize sound money
club Tonight. That TINS Will he done
after hearing Mr.. Adams, goes With
out saying
a large Attendance Is assured, for
the fnmc OF Mr.. Adams mutchlcss ad-
dresses have already gone ahcud like
wlld-iirc. Those going down from the
city unable 10 catch the train, may got
there by taking the street cars which
run through to licnwOoh Junction.
There will he speaking Mt the Sixth
ward Republican club rooms tomorrow
night. Something special IL promised,
and every member Is requested to at
tend,
The Faulkner club has ordered addi-
ttnpnl upifprtpa Tblv pynppt N tIirp