Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
GRAND RALLY.
United Democratic Demonstrat-
ton Next Thursday
Evening.
All the Clubs Of the City, white
and COIOred, TO Join in
the Proceedings.
Brilliant PTOgramme---Fine Az.
ray Of Speakers and Per-
feet Arrangements.

At 3 conference Of the Tenth War;
sud Greenwood Democratic Clubs yes
terdsy, it was agreed 70 hold a mass
meeting OF the various clubs of the cit!
and suburbs on Thursday evening, thu
27tb, at s o'clock. 4 cordial invitation
is hereby extended to all clubs, white and
eolored, to join us. The following pro
grsmme was adopted:
The various clubs will meet IL process
sion on Second street, at 7 O'Clock pm.
the right resting oil South Court street
Ia the following order:
First-Smith's Old Memphis Bras
Band.
Second-Tenth Ward Club.
Third-Central Club.
Fourth-Greenwood Club.
Fffth-First Ward Club.
The other clubs will follow in thefl
numerical order-independent clubs aftsl
Ward clubs.
Citizens DESTROYS to participate In the
procession will march In the ear of theil
ward clubs.
Colored clubs will form as follows:
F~irst-Psving Club.
Second-Colored Central Club.
Other clubs in their numerical order.
It is expected that all clubs will have
their music, banners, transparencies.
Roman candles, torchlights, etc.
Grand Asrshal-Col. W. F. Taylor,
red sash.
Assistant Marshals-M. G. Fender
grsst, c. c. Clay, E. L. HamIin and FL.
c. Warmer, with blue sashes. The
Msrshals and Assistant Marshals are ex-
pected to be on horseback. The Presi-
dent Of each club is also requested to act
az an Assistant Marshal.
The following will be the line Of march:
The procession will move down Second
street to Madison, up Madison to Main,
thence to Beal, thence to fernando, out
fernando to Elliott, along Elliott 20
fernando road, thence to the intersec-
ten Of Lsuderdale, opposite the residence
OF Col. R. F. Looney, where the meeting
will be held.
The white clubs will here file right to
the rear Of the speakers stand, the col
ored clubs will move directly Oh the
fernando road to a point opposite the
speakers stand, and file right so as to
form 8 junction with the right Of white
clubs. The left Of the white and colored
clubs will close ia so as to form g circle
around the speakers stand.
The following are the officers Of the
meeting:
President-CoI. D. K. NcR9e.
W. D-,zFE~-Ez TLo D-aaiIoHE0 - oaok
Club.
Secretary-Hsrvey Msthes.
Assistant acknowledgements Of the
Democratic press.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
h. D. BuIEley, Chairman,
e.. I. Parlee, Itilman Belts,
Philip Tuggle, Dr. Fittmau.
=. NJ. Guest, A. A. BuriesOn,
Capt. Jos. LenOw, Thomas TuggIe,
ID. h. POstOn, Joseph Teufel,
VIM. Mckinney, CnRs. ). Collins,
Hon. J. w. CIspp and Col. r. F. Loo
ney will welcome the clubs.
The following gentlemen will address
the meeting:
Gen Albert Pike, Col. N. G.. Galloway,
John ". Leftwich, W. w. Vaughn,
r. J. Morgan, Duncan McRae,
7 W. Brown, George CAN'T,
Gerald L Griffin, /. :. Marye,
Gen. n. b. Forrest, Gen. z. Anderson,
W. T.. Avery.
n. B.-These gentlemen are requested
to limit themselves to twenty minutes
4 grand stand will be erected on tie
grounds for speakers, Presidents, the
press, ETC., and ample seats will be pro-
yided for the ladies. Fine bands Of MIL
sic will be in attendance, and all proper
steps taken for the preservation Of order
and decorum.
The grounds will be ~splendidly iIlumi-
lated.
Street cars win leave Main street every
OF an hour, to and from the
grounds, until after the meeting.
ladies are respectfully invited.
Come one, come all, and raise your
for the candidates Of freedom
Seymour and Blair.