The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-19
ROOSEVELT DAY"
Honorary Vice President.
Fremont. 1856. Lincoln. 1860.

Those who responded to the 1ntelll-
gencer's invitation. and most Of whom
occupied seats In the grand stand, were:
Voted for Fremont In 1s5G-James IT.
Wilson. Sand Hill. Marshall county; T.
NJ. Chalfant. &c Twenty-fourth street;
Peter Greer. 52s Market street; A. Har-
ris. 1876 North Front street; William
Wilson, 3l0l McColloch street: George
G. McKown, Wheeling; {. P. scham-
bra, Wheeling: S. r. Sells. 175 North
Huron street: Samuel Cole, Wheeling:
j. N. Chrlst!leb. 26O7 Eoff street: John
Mckee. So Eighteenth street; John
shoup. Benwood; James Brown. Bridge
port, Ohio: Henry ]. Leasure. Mount
Pleasant. Ohio; Gen. A. H. Beach.
Wheeling; Joseph Dudley, ST., Wheel
Ing: J. c. Maxwell; "A. NJ.
Boyd and A. T. Lockwood, Of
Bellaire; Edward Thomas, 1856 South
Front street: G. w. Kennedy.
1873 Virginia street: Charles Will
bert. 400 Market street; Cornelius Gill
lcspie. 1886 Chapline street: Joseph A.
Faris. John Smith. South Broadway
and Fink streets; B. E. Jones. Emerson.
Ohio.
Voted for Abraham Lincoln In 1860
John Roemer. Robert 7. Britt. John T.
Britt, Capt. Andrew Britt, T. A. Hall.
John Frew. Christian F. Zorn. Captain
William Windsr, Wilson johnson (voted
In Maryland); A. H. Forgey. J. NJ.
Brown. 1o4 South Front street: @. c.
McClement, 124 Virginia street; Joseph
A. Faris. A Kentucky street: B. Schul.
1884 Wood street; William Hare. sr., Al
Twentieth street; Henry seamon,
Moundsville: H. s. Richards. Wheel
Ing: Capt. Robert Cowan. (voted in
Maryland), SIS Virginia street; William
McAdams. e4S Chapline street: A. G.
Marshall. 3S17 jacob street: Fred Bye.
Wheeling: Arthur Fox. Benwood; John
McAdams. Wheeling: oliver Porter.
Bridgeport: Charles thinner, corner
Chapiine and Twenty-fourth streets:
NJ. L. Etzler. 40 Indiana street; o. C.
Dewey. A. G. Marshall. 1917 Jacob
street; Jacob Greer, 424 Market street:
Daniel Bowman. corner OF Thirty-first
and Eoff streets: Paul Neitzel, 1893
Cherry street: John v. Wilson. las
Eighteenth street; H. C. Peterman, ia
cob Klndelberger. 422 Main street;
William R. C. Fulton. 3ol3 Chapllne
street: Arthur Fox. Benwood; ]. A.
Umpleby, II Forty-sixth street: oliver
Parker, Bridgeport; Squire Rogers.
David Howell. West Alexander. George
S. Simpson, % South York street: Rein
hart Habig. L. H. Grade, Is Chic street:
William Griffith. Martins Ferry; d. F.
Wcstlake. Elm Grove: John Hand. Elm
Grove; E. L. Britt. Wheeling: C. ].
DUNCAN, Barton. Ohio: II. P. Major.
10 Eleventh street: Charles Jack. 2520
Main street; John Gardner, West Lib
crty; ]. A. McNcar. Wellsburg: James
a. Pcddlcord. Bellnirc; Edward Grub.
Key, Ohio; D. ]. Uselton. 1lto High
street; John McMoas, SlH McCol!och
street: George \. Doyle, 154 Nineteenth
street: S. W. Atkinson. Potomac. w.
Va; Adolph Fritz. Wheeling.
Mr.. A. G. Marshall. 3Sl7 Jacob street.
was on a steamboat In 1860 on his way
to Wheeling to vote for Abraham Lin
coin. but the boat was delayed and
passed Cincinnati on election day. He
lost that vote. but has voted every Re-
publican ticket since.
Extracts from, letters received from
Some Of the veterans are as follows:
William McAdGms-I am proud to
state that In this. my adopted country.
l voted for Abraham Lincoln In this
city In 1850 and have continuously
since then upheld and voted for every
candidate placed before the people on
the Republican ticket.
G. W. Kennedy-I left the old Whls
party In 1856. and voted for General
Fremont also voted for Father a.
Lincoln, and am still voting the same
old ticket.
J. c. MAXWELL am In my eighty
fifth year. In 1865 Joined the Know
Nothing party, but left 1t In 1856 and
became Republican. and that Is what
I am today. l voted for John C. Frc-
mont at Triadelphla. l think there
were but eight votes nj that place for
Fremont. and I am the only one of
that number living. expect to vote tho
Republican ticket my time out.