Daily Republican., 1880-08-10
LOCAL puLrTICIAAs.
The RepubIfSsas end. Democrats
Actively ENGAGED in Club work
Tho Youpg Republfeans.

The RepubIicsas and. Democrats
Actively Engaged I'm Club werh
Tho Yonpg Rspublieans.
The Young Mems Republican Clut
held meeting last night and accepted
an invitation from the Republican Clut
at Kennett Square to be present at 9
rally to be held at that place on Mon
day evening, August 18th.
During the session addresses were
made by President Bach and LilburI
Chandler, Esq, which were loudly ap
plauded. ...
Forty new names were added making
the membership 451.
At the conclusion Of the meeting thu
military officers held Q conference and
fxed the drill nights Of the companies
as follows
Company A, Captain Mitchell, Tues
day night.
Company B, Captain Wickersham
Tuesday night.
Company G, Captain Evans, Wednes
day night.
Company D, Captain Durs, Monday
night, aftsr adjournment Of regular
meeting. . &. sa.5.
Company &, Captain Mclaughlin
Thursday night. =
Company F, Captain Barney, Friday
night.
Company G, Captain Crawford, Sat
urdsy night.
It is expected that a large delegs:
tion will 60 to Kennett Square, and all
who intend going are requested to re-
port at the headquarters tonight to the
Executive committee. A regular meet
ing Of the club will ts held next Satur-
day night in Institute Hall. Several
prominent speakers will be present.
The club will 60 to Kennett Square
at sos P. M, on the Wilmington &
Northern B. R., to Chadd's Ford, thence
by the B. C. R. R., and back again the
same route in q special train.
As 1t is impossible TO equip the whole
club by that time, the Executive Com.
mittse have decided that the club shall
turn out in citizens dress taking care To
wear dark coats and hats. The Presi.
dent of the club Is invited as one Of the
speakers on the occasion, as is also the
Hon. VIM. Ward Of Chester. The Ken
nett Republicans propose to make this
demonstration second only to that al
West Chester last month.
GARFIELD VETERAN GUARDS.
The Garfield Veteran Guards met
last night after drill and heard the re.
port of the Finance committee which
was very satisfactory. The association
will he ready this week to pay for
all uniforms. It is the intention of the
club to turn out in a body at the pole
raising in the Eighth Ward on Satur-
day evening, at Ninth and church sts'
They expect to put 50 men fully equip
ed on the street at that time. A full
attendance is requested on Saturday
night.
THR LICHTENsTEIN CLUE.
The Lichtenstsin Club, the campaign
organization of the Second Ward, held
regular meeting last night.
It was decided to postpone line or.
ganization until Friday night.
The Finance Committee was enlarged
and now stands as follows Paschal
Peterson, Thomas W. McVey, Ray.
worth Weldin, Charles E. Sparks and
James MoSorley.
SOUTH SIDE DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats of South Wilmington
held a meeting at the Office of B. +.
Townsend last night, and decided to
name their club, the "69th Pioneer
Club of the South Side."
James Stafford was elected Captain Of
Co. A., and John August, captain Of Co.
/ B., Charles Cannon is Chief Marshal.
The club has about fifty members
enrolled. .....
THB MARTIN CLUB.
The Martin Pioneer Democratic Club
Of the Ninth Ward, held . special
meeting last night.
The most important business trans
acted was the, adoption Of uniform.
II will be as follows red shirt, black
pants with silver stripe, white belt,
white tie and white gloves. The cap
was not decided upon.
The club adjourned to meet to-mor-
row night, when they will march 10
the Eighth Ward and assist the Bay
ard Club raise Its pole.
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
Edward Leary, Vice President Of the
Higgins Club, Of the Seventh Ward,
rsanests that all the members meet
At National Hail, Ninth and Walnut
streets, this evening, at precise
ly seven o'clock.
A meeting of the Fourth Wsrd Dem.
oc-ats will be held tonight for the pur
pose Of organizisg campaign club.
The Democratic county Executive
Coamittee held meeting and transac-
ted private business in the Jefferson
Clab room yesterday.
+. H. Hoffecker, Second Lieutenant
Of Company A. Y. NJ. R. c., has resign
ed, and John Satterthwaite has been
elected in his place.
From HehOb 9th.
Special Correspondence of the Republican.