Daily Republican., 1879-11-10
ORsh rssrsRSAy's LATE HpIr,sr ,
RANARD's POLlTICAL aoo.

more PrepaYasious--A Uom,,,..
lion Caused by the Unex pec,.s
Appearance OF the Senstor-r..
Democratic Clubs Turn On. 10
OrEanizatlOnn. ~
The arrangements that have besr >.
ing on for some days back have suddsN
y been brought TO stand still bv snd
den and unexpected appearance Of N, Nv
Bayard. VI mr.
, 1t was known in this city tha. III.
senator accompanied by his wife b,S
landed upon the steamer ''Necksr" a,
the North German line, due f,ou VI
southampton, but 1t was hardly ernsa
TED they would arrive in this city bs.
fore Monday or Tuesday At the further.
est. N'f'
DR.. John X. Kane q brother-in.lav NJ
the Senator accompanied by George r
bates, Esq, were at the depot to m.st
him. The Bayard carriage was IN
awaiting and after few minutes oon.
vsrsation with the two gentlemen sbov.
named he and his wife got in and we,.
driven home. '
This morning the committee on ,s
ception, Henry g. Banning, Victor Dn.
Pont and Levi C. Bird. Esqs., waited
on the Senator and made him acquainted
with what had beeu done. Mr.. Bayard
expressed surprise, and accepted A,
once the honor which the citizens ia.
sired to bestow.
1t Is generally understood that III.
procession will start from Mr.. Bayard,,
residence and proceed to the Opsr,
House where the formal ceremonies ara
to be held.
PREPARING FOR THE PARADE.
The following order has been issued
to the first battalion, Major Macalister
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION.
u. 5. V. NJ, WILMINGTON, DEL,
November 7th, 1879.
GENERAL ORDERS:
A meeting ofthe battalion having d..
cided to take part in the reception to
be given to Senator Bayard, on his n.
turn from Europe, which reception
It Is understood, is to have no DO.
litical significance, or Is intended, in
any manner, for any other purpose than
the recognition Of the services Of Mr
Bayard as public servsnt in the Sen
ate Of the United States, SO that, there
fore, the participation therein Of non.
political bodies, such as the State mil
itia, can in NO wise effect the future
political course Of any member, It /,
ordered that the battalion hold itself
In readiness on Tuesday evening to
take part In the procession.
Company commanders will report
with their commands at the Armory q.
$50 p. m. sharp. Full dress and white
gloves. By order OF
SAM'L A. MAcALLIsrRR,
Major Commanding.
The Committee of City Council me.
last evening and made arrangements to
hold a conference with the sub-commit
tee OF the citizens committee.
At the Excelsior club meeting last
evening committee Of FIVE, consisting
Of Jacob Butz, chairman, Esq. O'Nsill,
L. W. Palmer, John Il. Rickards and
Emile Bucher, were appointed to max,
the necessary arrangements for q ful
turnout OF the membership.
The meeting at the Opera House will
commence at 8 o'clock.
There seems to be some misunder
standing among the "employes" of Mr..
VIM. Y. Warmers morocco factory. !
When 1t became known that
colored man had been appointed on the
Committee, there WAS strong objection
among the men Of other factories. ar
is q white mans party" said they,
and We won't turn out If niggsrs are to |
take part.
The employees of Mr.. Warner will not |
turn out II this political discrimination
Is to be insisted upon.