The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-29

did could be Imagined than this well
drilled club, with It's members richly at
tired In the long military coats, hand.
aomely embroidered, white trousers, ana
high Russian Rhnkos. Their size and
skill In marching added dignity TO them
and all along tho line OF march they're
ceived great applause. There were lilo
Six Foo,ers in line.
Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart VIII speak
at tho Sixth ward Republican club
rooms, In the pythlnn castle this even
Ing. A large audience Will no doubt DO
present, though tho meeting has been
arranged al very short notice.
The following from the stcubonvilc
Star, regarding laAt Saturdays Rcpubli-
can demonstration here, will no DOUBT
drive the Register Into hystcrlcs: Fully
thirty thousand strangers were IN that
city from eastern Ohio. western Penn
splvana aud West Virginia, and In the
evening moro thnn 10000 men took part
IN the monster parade. Eal nv.
Possibly the Star meant 1000,
Last night Mr.. Sam Sloan, OF the Tar
ifr Champions, received telegram from
tho Republican Tariff Club, OF Pitts
Champions were going up Saturday, ana
by what road, ana what time they
would arrive. Later In the evening
telephone message was received from
the club, urging tue Champions TO go up
In large numbers, az 1t Is the lntenti0n
OF the Pittsburgh organization to reclp-
rOcate the entertainment extended ny
the Champions during tho Btny OF the
Tariff Club hero last Saturday, by Civ
Ing them the best In the land" Mt their
elegant club house On Sixth avenue.
The Champions will hold n brief meet
inG tonight prior to going to bridgeport
to act on the matter.
Tho Popocrats have arrangements
made for II meeting to be addressed Dy
Or. NJ s. Holt, free silver Republic
can OF Weston, tonight, but last niGht
they couldn't find him and were tclc-
graphing To Dick Harrison ut Weston
to know whore lie was. He may turn
up to-day. Dr.. Holt was. UP to few
weeks ago. n nominal Republican. He
took part In the ClarkSburg convention
that sent an instructed Mckinley dele
cation TO the st. Louis convention, md
\ MONTH AFTER Mc1ilSLEY'S
NOMINATION ON 4 GOLD STAND
ARD PLATFORM, was delegate In
tho Parkersburg convention that nomi-
mated the Republican state ticket 1t
took him fully month, In other words,
after the national Republican convcn-
ton had declared against free silver
to discover that he had himself always
been free silver man."
DIR. Holt IL an able man, and will
doubtless be greeted by an enthusiastic
crowd OF Popocrats, but his past record
us an opponent of the thing he now
advocates may come up TO confront
him. Recently. Mt his home IN Weston.
Editor &d. Hall, OF the Independent.
quoted from the Weston Republican, OF
1891, when DR.. Hall was its editor, to
show that the doctor was against free
silver. The doctor, in speech, explain
ed the matter by saying that all that
time he was attending the bedside OF
Il patient and that n young man In his
office had written tn" antl.frce silver
editorial. Editor Hall came back at
him with quotation from similar
editorial that appeared In his paper.
dated u year later, and wanted to know
II he was still at the bedside OF that
patient. and II the young substitute
was still shaping the policy OF his paper.