Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-29

arc deserting from the party by scores ant
hundreds.
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
TIE OPERA HOUSE MEETING TO
NIGHT.
The Grand Parade Friday Ntsht-sixti
. ward walk Around-Arranse-
lnents Completed.
Senator Wallace will arrive IN this city
this afternoon and will positively speak il
Fulton opera house this evening. Mr.
McCaa, of Alabama, is here. The ar
rangemcnts for the event are completed
There will be no parade nor outdoor dem
Onstration, rs the meeting and speaking
are expected to occupy the evening
Every Democrat in the city should make
it point to be present, and fair minded
men of all shades Of political opinion arc
invited to attend and hear the real issues
of the campaign forcibly and dispassiOn.
ately discussed.
The city campaign committee has agreed
upon the following organization for the
HiccliUS IhtS evening
PRESIDENT LIGHTNEE, ESQ.
Vice Prcsidcnts-Hon. II. G. Long, b.
J. McGIann, II. L. Slaymaker. VIM. b.
Foriney, II. NJ. North, Robt. Montgom-
cry, Daniel 4. Altick, Christian Shaeffer,
DR.. ii. Yeagley, James Stewart, ID. G..
Eshlcman, S. II. Reynolds, Alex. Harbcr-
ger, Philip DoersOm, JIM. Johnston, Gen.
Geo. NJ. Steinman, DR.. H. Carpenter, Chas.
Dinkleberg, Frank Pfeiffer, Abrm Erisman,
Philip Wall, b. Reynolds, H. b. Swarr,
J. ii. Widmyer, Geo. Cans, II. q. Rhoads,
G. a. Offender, VIM. A. Morton, Philip
Dinklebergcr, John Stamm, Lewis Fisher,
John McKillops, II. Blickcnderfer, sr.
Secretaries--W. Hayes Grier, John A.
Shober, George Nauman, w. Il. Journey,
John S. Rengier, W. II. Guthrie, William
Johnson, Alex Donnelly, Joseph Schmid,
john Rose.
All the above selected officers and the
members of the city campaign committee
will meet at the Stevens house at p. m.
in the reading room, to receive Senator
Wallace and escort him to the hall where
seats for them will be reserved.
The Grand Parade.
The parade of the Democracy of Lam
caster city Oh Friday evening promises to
be Il splendid pageant not only in the bril-
liancy Of display, illumination, music and
fireworks, but in the imposing number of
actual voters in line. The arrangements
for the affair are being rapidly perfected
and the following announcements by Col.
Fordncy, commander of the battalion, in
dictate the order of the occasion.
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH BATTALION.
LANCASTER. PENNA., september -, 1889.
General Order No. 2.-On Friday even-
ing. October 1, 1880, the several Hancock
and English clubs of the city of Lancaster
will assemble at their respective head
quarters at Z O'Clock to participate in the
grand torchlight parade to be held that
evening. The respective clubs will be at
the place assigned them for forming at y
O'Clock, parade to start at sound of the
buglc at 8 o'clock sharp.
The line will be formed in the following
order.
Hancock Veterans.
First Ward Club.
Second Ward Club.
Third Ward Club.
Fourth Ward Club.
Fifth Ward Club.
Sixth WardAmcricus Club
Seventh Ward Club.
Eighth Ward Club.
Ninth Ward Club.
+. and NJ. College Hancock Club.
Visiting Clubs.
Mounted men.
Formation Of the Line.
The Hancock Veterans will form OH
North Queen, right resting on Orange.
The First ward club will form OH West
~ ,,:..1,@ L.,
The Second ward club will form on East
The Third ward club will form Oh East
Orange, right resting on Second ward
club.
The Fourth ward club will form on
West Orange, right resting on First ward
club.
The Fifth ward club will form Oh West
Orange, right resting on Fourth ward
club.
The Sixth ward club will form Oh East
Chestnut, right resting Oh North Queen.
The Seventh ward club will form on
Esst Orange, right resting on Third ward
club.
The Eighth ward club will form on
West Chestnut. right resting Old the Fifth
ward club.
The Ninth ward club will form Oh East
Chestnut, right resting OH the Sixth ward
club.
The College club will form Oh East
Chestnut, right resting on the Ninth ward
club.
The visiting clubs will form on West
Chestnut, right resting on North Queen.
The mounted men will form Oh West
Chestnut, right resting on visiting clubs.
The Route
= The parade will move as follows |
North and South Queen streets (pass-
ing monument On east side), to Mid
die, to East King, to Plum. to Orange, to |
Duke. to Frederick, to North Queen, to |
James, to Mulberry. to Orange, to Mary, |
10 West King, to DOrwart, to Manor, to |
West King, to East King (passing monu-
ment on south side), to Ann, and counter
march to Centre Square and dismiss.
Democratic citizen voters not equipped
will march at the head of their respective
wards.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
,lubs and mounted men from the country
o participate with us, and those intending
o do SO will please notify the colonel SO
hat place may bc assigned them in the
inc.
The mounted staff and aids will report
o the colonel at the central headquarters,
n Centre Square, on the evening of the
'arade at six o'clock.
WM. J. FORDNEY,
Colonel.
HENRY WOLF, Adj.
illumination.
Democratic residents of the city gencr-
lily propose to illuminate on this occasion,