National Republican., 1880-10-15
A J0LLIFICATI0N MEETING.
Arrangements Made for Jubilee To-.
morrow Night.
A Big Procession and n Mass Meeting at the
city Hall PropOsed-Dotails Per-
fectcd Last Evening.
How the Republicans VIII Celebrate.


How the Republicans VIII Celebrate.
Under call issued yesterday for meeting
Of tho various republican associations to per.
feet arrangements for grand parade and
demonstration In honor Of the great republi.
can victories in tho west q crowded meeting
was hold at Veteran hall last night, Colonel ].
o. 2. Burnside in the chair, Major NJ. Y.
Anderson secretary. A resolution was adopted
appointing u committc of ono from each of the
republican associations in the District to sub.
nit plan Of procedure for the demonstration.
| This committo was composed of the following
gentlemen, II being announced that all asso.
Citations not represented would be given the
privilege of sending representative to. day.
The committee ofarrtngemcnis was instructed
to meet tonight to perfect details and to-
morrow night to lead the preparations for the
meeting.
Towpath club A. L. Barber, lie Droit build.
ing; Massachusetts Republican association,
Captain George w. Hutchinson; Tennessee do,
Guy Wines; Ohio do, Colonel Hayes; George.
town Towpath club, Captain Larman; Indiana
| Republican association, Chnrlcs NJ Robinson;
Young Mons Garfield and Arthur club, Mr..
Van Week; Irish Republican association NJ.
Il, Urcll; Michigan do, A. Scott; Boys in Blue,
Major Telfori; Virginia Republican associa.
tion, Benjamin Lomax; Minnesota do, s. G.
Millor West Virginia do, Thcophilu3 Gaines
U. S. Grant Bows in Blue, Colonel f. A. Scoloy;
Florida do, Charles II. Messenger District
Republican associations w. B. Reed business
interests of tho District W. d. Moses, Thomas
p. Somerville, William II. Main, George
White and Wash b. Williams Coiored
Wide.Awakes, john r. johnson; South
Washington Republican club, Perry Carson;
Vermont do, Fred Mack; Connecticut do, w.
H. Webster; New York do NJ. d. Peck New
Jersey do, j. b. Tanner; Pennsylvania do,
A. r. Marston; Maryland do, II. S. Widii-
combe; Illinois do, u. L. Chase; Wisconsin do,
A. Il. Longiey; Kansas do, George II. Weed;
Iowa do, j. NJ Vail; tho press Hon. A. NJ
Clapp, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; Govern
mcnt Printing. Ofico Garfield and Ar.
thur club, w. j. Simmons; Colum.
bin club, Boys in Blue, IL. w. Brclsford
National Veteran club, James T. Smith; Gov
crnmcnt Printing Office BOYS in Rlur, L. W.
Oyster; East Washington Republican associa.
tlon, Dr. Il. A. Adams; Garfield unl Arthnr
Wile-Awake club, j. w. Curry; Volunteer
club, James Il. Waugh.
Tho committee organzel with 4. p Mars.
ton in tho chair and Mr.. II. w. Brclslord sec.
retary. finance committee, consisting of
Mossls. Oyster, Barber, Vale, Scoley and Smith,
and committee of twenty-siX were appointed,
with instructions TO solicit contributions from
the business men of Washington, aud turn
over tho proceeds TO the finance committee
and report the names OF those who gave. The
committee reported to the general meeting
that the mass'meeting should take place
Saturday evening ut the city hall.
The report was adopted. hIeSsrs. s. II. Bond
of Minnesota, |. 5. TichcnOr of the Boys In
Blue, John Il. Minor of the Volunteers j. NJ.
Vail OF Iowa, L. Q. Fowler of the Maryland
Republican association, d. j. Waters of Wis.
cOnsin, b. II. Etton of tho New Yorl;
Republican association, J. B. Tanner Of
the National Veteran club, Captain w
II. Hutchinson of tho Massachusetts
Tenncsseodo. Colonel Hayes oftho Ohio Repub
lican association, Captain John Q. Larman o
the Georgetown Towpath club, A. Scott of the
Michigan Republican association, BENZ amin
Lomax Of the Virginia Republican associN'
tion, S. c, Miller of the Minnesota Republican
association, Theophilus Gaines of the West
Virginia Republican association, Charles Ii
Messenger of the Florida Republican associa.
tiou, w. B. Reed of the District Republican
association, Major Richard Dillon of tho Irish
Republican club, Jay A. Hubbel, chairman of
the national republican committee.
John L. Johnson, District colored repubi-
cans, and j, w. Starr, New Jersey Ropubli-
can association, were at this point elected vco-
presidents of tho meeting, having boon
omitted at the opening, and it was resolved
that they should continue as vico'prcsidcnts
of the meeting Saturday night. The follow
ing were elected secretaries for the Saturday
night meeting: w. Scott Smith, John Twee-
dale, L. G. Townsend, II. w. Brelsrord NJ.
F. Anderson, II, d. Norton, j. H. Richardson
aud L. S. Emery.
Colonel Tichenor briefly addressed the
, audience, stating that as an evidence Of the
. effect the Indiana election has upon Brother
llutchins, he would show q copy OF the Post
of October II, with its inside upside down.
Colonel Tichenor suggested that it was not
the first time republican victories had turned
the democratic stomach. The remarks o.
Colonel Tiohonor were greeted with great APP
pause.
On motion Rn additional committee of five,
to bo appointed by the committee of arrange
monts, was ordered to assist in procuring con.
tributions and report 10 the general COM
mittee.
On motion Colonel J. o. p Burnside was ap.
pointed chief marshal of the demonstration,
with power to appoint an aid from each one
Of the associations.
Tho meeting then adjourned, and tho corr
mittee held another meeting in oxeGutive sos-
sion. There was an immense audience pres
ent, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
| In executive session of the committee of
arrangements a committee of five on speakers,
composed Of Mr., Hubbell (charman), Colonel
| Il, A. Seeey, Captain James q. Smith, Will
lam IL. Webster and Colonel John r. Thomp.
son, was appointed. A motion was adopted
| that Mr.. Hubbel be invited to preside at the
meeting. A committee Of four consisting of
Colonel Burnside (Charman), Colonel $ ,cley,
Colonel Tichcnor aud Mr. Barber, was ap.
! pointed to select n line of march aud arrange
other details of tho procession. The
secretary WAS instructed to publish II
call for q meeting requesting each
republican organization in the District to
send u delegate and to report tho number of
mon from each that will participate in the
demonstration. The committee on dscora'
| tiou aud platform was appointed as follows
A. L. Baroer, Joseph f. lIodgson, John Il,
Thompson, j, B, Tanner and Fred. Mack,
The following committee on luauce was APP
polluted Hon, John A. j. Creswol Hon. NJ.
G., Emery IL. A. willard, john III. Thompson,
Lewis Clephane, s. Il. Hamill, james Il.
Waugh, A. l.. Barber, Thomas SOmoryille, w.
b. Moses, w, b. Rec w. b. Williams, WIN.
lam Ii. Main DR.. ID. w. Bliss, Jerome f. John.
SON. EIphonzo Youngs, j. II. Savillo, NJ. 5.
| HOpk ms. James +. Allen, W. w. Curtis, Harri.
son Dingman, w. j, Newton, w. j. Donlittle,
d. w. Pront5s and Major George Hill, Cap.
tain A. L. Barber was appointed chairman of
this committee, and was instructed to call a
meeting ut his Office at 10 O'clock this morn
| ing.
The Irish Republicans,
The Irish. American Republican club, at Its
meeting last evening, resolved to participate
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