The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-14

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Tonight tho citizens OF llenwood and
vicinity will DO treated to n speech
by Captain D. u. Dovcner and as the
congressman has never failed to draw
large crowds In Bcnwood, and as the
voters there are more Interested IN
the outcome OF the election this year
than ever before, one OF the largest
meetings OF the campaign may be look.
ed forward to. Two years ngo Captain
| Dovencr's vote was u gain OF over 600
IN Marshall county and tho interest
manifest all through that county this
year Indicates a gain even over that
vote. and Bcnwood viii aid In giving Il.
The captain has arguments that can
not be successfully answered. and he
has u way Of putting them that Is
| convincing; the result Is that when
You hear him once you want to hear
him again: this accounts for the I'm
MEME crowds that flock to his meet
| inGs.
Mr.. pendlcton spoke In Benwood Sat-
urday night and said several things
which will no doubt receive attention
at the hands OF Captain DoycnPr to-
night. II will be an interesting meet
Ing and n number OF Whecllngites will
so down TO take II In.
The meeting will be held In the city
hall and Will be called to order at half
past seven.
or all the big days Canton has had,
| or VIII have this campaign, next Fri
day will be the biggest and there Is II
movement on foot to have Wheeling
| well represented there on that day. The
Elkins Cadets will decide tonight
whether they will so or not, and It Is
very probable they will decide favor
ably. The Sixth Ward club. the Dow
cner and Atkinson clubs OF the Eighth
ward, the Tariff Champions and the
colored club. will also consider the
| matter and 1t Is more than likely all
Will go. II they do, or even II only one
club goes. u band will be taken, and It
may be set down that the Wheeling
boys will make a great showing.
The Canton citizens are making great
preparations for the reception OF the
clubs that Will be there from all over
the country, and one Of the greatest
political parades ever seen In Ohio Is
looked forward to. The parade will
take place In the afternoon and an i'm
| mense mass meeting will be held In the
| evening. Among the speakers an
| nounced are Hon. Thomas 3. Reed, ex-
Senator John J. ingalls,. Senator
Thurston, Governor Levi P.Morton. Gov
ernor Hastings: Governor Bushnell,
| and Governor Bradley.
II Is probable that at least three
! meetings will have TO be held and the
| above named gentlemen will address
| each OF them. The railroads are offer
ing very low excursion rate from
every point, and the fare from Wheel
| Ing has been announced at 81 80 for the
| round trip. At this rate every club
should SO and turnout In the Canton
demonstration with its full member
ship. What a sensation II would create
10 see all the clubs named turn out
equipped handsomely as they are! II
| Will be q great day In Canton and will
| be worth the trip to sec.
AS was stated In the 1ntelligencer,
! the Republican county committee has
engaged the hall in the Odd Fellows
building, and has placed 1t at the dis
posal of all Republican clubs DESTROYS
OF meeting there. They have assigned
the hall to the use OF several organi-
cations for the following nights: Ell
kins Cadets. Monday: COlored Repub-
leans. Tuesday: Tariff Champions.
Thursday. The II. C. Richards Six
Foo;ers and the old soldiers have ap-
piled for n night and have their choice
Of Wednesday or Friday evenings Thee
Six Footers Will select their regular
| meeting night tonight.
The II. C. Richards Six Footers will
meet In the police court room to-nIgk;
| at $50 o'clock. when all members are
| urged to be present The uniform
committee will report TO the club and
show samples of the uniform which
It has decided 10 recommend for adop-
tion. 1t Is q neat and very attractive
one. and above all 1t is cheap, and
within the easy reach OF all the tall
Republicans who desire to Join. There
are already seventy-SiX names on the
roll and the membership Is limited TO
| one hundred. so all who want TO get In
the ranks should be present at to-
nights meeting.
The Colored Republicans OF Ohio
| county, will meet ut the Odd Fellows
hall tomorrow night to complete the
| organization OF their marching club.
Good speakers will be on hand and
every cOlorcd man In the county is in
vited and urged to be present.
Captain b. p. Dovcner has changed
| his assignments at New Cumberland
and Wellsburg. lie will speak at
Wellsburg, Tuesday night and New
| Cumberland Thursday evening. Quite
II number OF Republicans will go to
Wellsburg tomorrow night to hear
| him.
Colonel J. ". ST. Clair will speak
beneath the shadow OF Dan O'BrIen's
pole tomorrow night. and will tell the
Popocrats why they should vote, for
him as elector-at-large on the Bryan
Sewall-Watson ticket.
Hon. Davh IIcaly. Of New York. and
Hon. p. 3. Laird, OF Brooklyn. will
address the Republicans .and sound
money voters OF Elm Grove Tomorrow
night and their reputation MS convince
ing campaign takers should insure
them large crowd.
Hon. Patrick O'Fnrrell. who created
such n favorable impression at Mo-
Fart Park on Republican day. will
speak In tn, Sixth ward next Friday
| evening, and Il goes without saying he
| will be listened to by n large audience
of voters. not only from that ward, but
from all over town.