The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-13
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ttcanto ntf3 Thry Only Refrain from
Noisel and Demonstrations,
ALIsPEeORDssWyILLL5 BE5B & KEN
BY The Opening dting Of the Cam.
paign AZ youngstown Labor
Z Communist Toner Ratchsord Conf dsnt;
the Working People Dent Mean to
Take Chances on ID Change This

Y With sths returned Presiaen. Sicllln,
ley for = toatinunnce Of his vacation he
4 M scors have q number ot5slsito.s.
writes Francis .. Gezsn.r from Cam
tom ri u.
The National League OF Replhl;ean
Clubs appointed one delegate from
each state 10 call .,lrontthe Prr5idrnt at
+ hlz3 Chr ton colta.c. This NJ ears q del-
Z t:shl cf; fortr-t,yo representative 1se-
i bGi,iiesr. Who Will not he satisfied uH-
lsss;slyas : short specsh from the ,frrn.
speech q .i rs, 4 is
Then " p reporlcs tina tie Buckeye
Lea sue, 81 Columbus. propose, a visit
here In y sha:ts tlnle. TnslSpisll Of tn.
ohiS9 alsssl; s,bis5Mee,: scems olhaye
rEcoYSsssa many roi.t!caii organlza--I
ilobsSt ci3asx the privilege o. cs 'linS 20
4 .'payfresn.sts.'' " Il.
"a All tAsss do ask MIL BIS aisursa OF q
swsicrmc, bu:s will be sad jussdg 80 make
! 8tlts event aud visit i.n:ormn, and with.
ASout bands OF a11s!a Or s:e.chss. r. Z;
II se. a body pt men raSap ilarkc,
i street withop, music - nuc.. iniare I'M
\ SDrsss.ye s,;d moro in li.rpirs w!;h
sprestasntiai dignity han if the. sese
SsIhssded BY a BANG pr ylar VAL to TIE
q chlcf,t kor Louisiana Lon',--wnirs 7 Is
8 s well knox rs ;hr ;r.aiJe7l:s sfar.ri;e
melody! B &
sEink the Ohio Republicans who
were received hy the President last
Wednesday will agree that IN the quiet
: ho,ns-lilse, cordially and greeting from
the President there was All Impressive
nesaiand force of dignity TIA could not
be obtained by the usual campaign
! methods.
IT Is understood that delegations arc
calling on the President OF the United
u Statesmen on a political candidate.
Talking tof President McKinley's ia
vorite melodies reminds me that he Is
r not like General Grant as regards mus
sic, TWAS Grant who remarked;
II II Know two, :tunes-one Is Yankee
A Doodle, the other isn't I am now ia
hmiiIc. with Hail to the Chief also, but
HhaYeino ear for retaining melody,
Notiso Mckinley. He is very fond o.
music and loves to sing the old songs
with his company when gathered In the
home perlor. L is always the Prcsl-
deHt's suggestion that they sing the
Y songs they knew in their youth. in the
i 1ays when he and Mrs. Mckinley be-
longed to the younger social set Of Can
tonIand Masslllon:
4 Very often the President will sit
down at the plano and start the tunes
Z himself by playing few familiar
chords. He lis not much, OF nipianist,
but he can get along fairly well with
chords aud then all Join In the singing.
As already stated. the Presidents
melody OF the lighter sort is "Louisi-
ana Lou He heard 1t four years nEo
when itSfirst came out and It caught
sShis fancy at once.
Miss Kate Huntington, q society girl
y VI SuHtull, lTStl S'.rRs u lOri tne treSi.
dent. and he wns delighted. Every time
Miss Huntington called Mt the hlcIiIn-
10y horne, she was asked to- sing Il ou.
Islam Lou. nnr. gradually the band.
masters OF the different elites kncE OF
at rs 3aickinley's fayrrltc. and played 1t
everywhere he went IA - 5
,sAs to se-lous emusic, the President
Hikes Hearts Iowcd Down. from the.
s''Tsohtmlan Girl" This favorlte sacred
hymn Is the one beginning;
There's 4 Wilderness in Gods mercy
Like the Wilderness OF the sep"
The Presidents letter OF acceptance
will soon be out. and after that you
3 may look for reports OF more and mary
important political conferences at the
Maske. stree, home. ~
While not alarmed at every phase OF
the political situation. William Nc
Knley has heard. as We nil have heard.
the constant remark; oh. It Will: be
E; easy 70 -e-clcct Mckinley this year..
q Such remarks, cheerful to hear. arc
not pleasing to. political managers.
x Such talk breeds oyer-conndance and