Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-16
REPUBLICAN QUALIFICATION.
Arrangements for the DemOnstra-
tiOne
TIE PROPOSED PARADE AND MASS MEETING TO
NIGHT

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TEE PROPOSED PARADE AND MASS MEETING TO
NIGHT.
The committee Of arrangements for the re-
publican Joll1hcatton meeting tonight met last
night at the National Veteran Club rooms to
hear reports and conclude arrangements. Mr..
A. p. Marston presided with Mr. III. W. Bre1S-
ford as secretary. A plan of decorations for the
grand stand was handed in to the committee on
decorations. 1t shows tent, over the top CT
which is Inscribed Indiana 5000 majority"
and In the center negro with grin from ear
to ear and the inscription BEAT us? not by
$50 sight, and still we should SMILE
SPEAKERS INVITED.
Captain James T. Smith, from the committee
on speakers, reported that the following emi-
Dent gentlemen have been invited to be present
and address the assemblage: Hon. William NJ
Evarts, Hon. John Sherman. Hon. R.W. Thomp-
son, Hon. Horace Maynard, Hon. Carl Schurz,
Hon. Charles Deyens, Hon. George T. Edmunds,
Of vermont; Hon. J; G; Jorgensen. of Virginia;
pher. Of louisiana; Hon. Samuel Sheilabarger.
OF Ohio; Hon. M. G.. Urner. OF Maryland; II ~
Wm; r Wilmer. OF Maryland; Hon. Henry
Mathews, of Maryland; Hon William Lawren e,
Hon. Glenni w. Schofield, Hon. Robert NJ Roy
nolds, Hon. II: c. Burchard, Hon. 5. F. Phillips.
Bailey, of Virginia; Hon. Archibald Stirring, OF
Maryland; Hon. AIonzO Bell, Hon. A. NJ Ciapo,
Hon. Fred. Douglass, Hon. Henry O'Connpr
Hon. VIM. A. Phillips. OF Kansas; Major J0lri
T. Clements, Professor John NJ Langston. CEN.
eral George A. Sheridan. Colonel Geo. c. Maunl.
OF Mary land; General Adam E. King, OF Mary,
Manor an Emaad T. Of Of
I. Greener. General E. w. Whitaker Mtt,r
George Truesdell, T. NJ. wilkins, esq.,, Colonel
Edwin Fl. Webster. Of Maryland; A L. Harris,
esq. lie stated that many OF these speakers
mad been seen and had promised 20 be present.
Ihey would report TO Chairman Hu0oell at the
them at o'clock
The chaplains designated to attend the tolli-
fcaflon meeting tonight are RevS. j. G. But
Ter, John L. LanahaD, Alexander Crummell, B.
Pey ton Brown j. f. Rankin, Is. Sunderland 4.
+. Mason.
THE FOLLOWING ORDER OF PROCESSION,
60 meet at seven O'Clock sharp,) win the
names Of the organizations, etc, was an
The First Division win form on X street be-
tween 9th and Eth, the right resting on 9TH
street, as follows: Major Brock: Mounted Police:
Marine Band; Marshal Col. j. o. p. Burnside:
Aids; Officers Of Meeting, Hon. Jay A. Hubbeli,
President; Speakers and Chaplain. Republican
| clubs and associations as follows: Indiana;
Ohio-National Veterans, Captain John b. Tan
ner, Major III. D. Norton. Aid. The Second
Division VIII form Gu ath street, right On l.
street, south OF straet- Ya5es' Band; Brigade
| OF Boys In Blue, Major Gen. Z. C. Ford In com
| mand and Staff; Columbia Club, Major IT, W.
BIelsford commanding, Thomas Ii. Mcbride
Aid; L. 5. Grant Club, Lieut.. Col. Z. d. Boyd
L.. u. IT.
ler commanding. Independent Company, Capt.
Z. w. oyster commanding; National Tow
I ath Club, Major \. C. Richards First Mate
L apsfn Ala Geog {S I,Sgwp1 ba Elgo
Division will form on sth street, right on x
street, south OF X street. Drum Corps; Irish
dent, George w. Wallace, Aid; Connectl:ut-
Charles Lyman, President, Mr. Spencer Aid;
District or Columbia-W. 3. Reed, president: ".
b. Reed aid. Minute Men of America. e. M.
4 II oil
r. l. Smith. president; E. kubenstein, aid.
Iowa. NJ. Vale, president; Major Il. w. Love,
aid. Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club
": Il; Hoss. president; A: n. D: Wey, aid. Kan
sas-MaJor Z. j. Dallas, president; j. p Hanii-
ton, aid. Maryland-Major J. w. Brady, com
manding; j. C. Land aid The Fourth Division
OF K street, National Band. Pennsylvania-
Thomas Penieks, vice president; j. L. Husband,
aid. Colonel A. w. Tibbctts
commanding; Captain B. S. Pike, aid. sumner
Infantry Blues-Thomas Steward. captain.
Colored Wide Awakes. MinnesotarNorth of K
street. Garfield and Arthur W1de-Awakes-
Martin, aid. The Fifth Division VIII form on
10th street, right on street, south OF K street
Band. Government Printing Office GARFIELD and
Arthur CluD-Charles NJ. Robinson, president;
]. w. Deneane aid. East Washington Garfield
and Arthur Club-Dr. E; A. Adams president;
president; D. w. Lomax, aid. wisconsin,
north of street. Vermont-Colonel j. II.
Thompson, president; William McPyncheon,
aid. A. T. Longley, president; William dc
PyncheOn, aid. West Virginia-Other CluoS
Citizens generally.
The route will be along X street to Vermont
avenue, to 1519 street. to Executive avenue, 10
18th street, TO G. street. 10 18th street, u z
street, to 18th street, TO Pennsylvania ave nue.
TO AZ street. and to City Hall, where The mass
meeting will be held. All clrize1s on the itne
OF march are requested 20 illuminate aud d.co
rate their houses and places OF business
THE NTsrC TIE SAIUrp Tpy srYEN.Dr n, crc
RETARY SHERMAN ETC.
Col. Burnside extended an invitation 10 al
The state republican and all union Organizations.
TO be present when the lines were FORM, aG.
places would be assigned them. He also ave
notice that upon the arrival OF Secretary S .er
mar in this city from his western tour a 5 re-
made would be rendered him by the Boys in
Blue With the Marine band, and he Invited al
to be present on that OCCASION IL was an
EOunced that Secretaries Sherman and Evarts
would lot be ia the City tonight. The commit
Zee on decorations reported that one thousand
torches had been ordered. and would be dis
trfbuted. member Of the North Carolina State
Assoclallon announced that his club would turn
out 1--WE nfy-fye strong and march over the route.
Mr.. A. l. Barber, from the finance committee
reported se5S 40 handed ia by the collectors and
many mere books to be turned in, Already me
committees had Incurred 1921 obligations The
1000 torches had cost 500, and the Carriages for
speakers would be s. each. There would be No
want OF 1und5, and IL any were left over IL
would be turned over to the Congressional c)Yn-
mittCe for campaign purposes The govern
ment departments had subscribed literally. r.
W3S announced that the government printing
Office would furnish It's own band; that the
Boys In Blue had engaged Yates band OF Is
pieces. The National band (eo,ored) was also
engaged, and the full Marine band VAS also
secured.
a committee was appointed on salute. bit n
the meantime Major Hannaman arrived and
stated that q guns was the usual number for
salute TO the flag. and IS guns the usual Anlnri
can salute. He would recommend that 81 guns
De fiIed before the procession starts and y guns
during the lire OF march. The suggestion or
Major Zimmerman was finally adopted OF firing
q and IS guns.
Meeting To-day to Make Final Prem
arariOns.
AT tuil meeting OF the marshals at y
O'Clock today, Col j. q. z. Burnside In the
chair, and Mr.. Marst0n secretary, the chier
marshal issued an order that the mar5hals and
atcs VIII be mounted; the chief will wear red
sash, White for assistants, blue for aids and all
Will wear red White and blue rosettes and were
ordered TO report at the Veteran club rooms al
$50 O'Clock sharp. The marshals of the several
clubs Will appear on foot, and the chief aud
aids on horseback. The bands will report ar
O'Clock.
The chief marshal announced his ASSISTANT
marshalS as follows: Major ii. ID. Norton. In
command OF the lst division; Major o. E. Duffy.
70; captain A. l. Barber, Sd; Captain E. S. Pike,
4th, ana W. Il. Reed, of the 5tn division 1t was
announced that the torches would arrive by eX-
press nom New York, and would be delivered
a Il building no