Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-27

The Lille, MI, DEMONSTRATION.
II ere was great republican demonstration
saturday, at Hyattsvflle Nd, In the interest of
Dr.. Vim. r. Wilmer, the republican candidate
for Congress from the fifth Congressional dr.
tIict. one meeting was held In the afternoon.
and another after dark, several thousand people
being In attendance at each. About one-half OF
these Ia attendance were from this District.
representing the several republican organiya-
tons here, among them the Pennsylvania New
York and kansas republican associations. the
TOWpath and National Veteran Clubs the Rows
In Blue ana the colored Wide Awake Club. Mr.
Henry St0ckbridSe presided, and opened the
bali at tue afternoon meeting with speech,
urging the election OF DR.. Wilmer to Congress.
The following vice presidents were elected
Aquasco, Louis Douglass. Mr.. Walters G. Fl.
MCPHERSON: Bowie, T Perkins; Queen Annes,
Belt. Samuel Fletcher; Nottingham, Henderson
Bell, /. Broons: Oxen HILL G. Grimes, NJ. IVES
ser; Laurel, A: NJ Bond, Gen, Nye; Evansville, N.
'. fiumfner, ". W Danenhower; Brandywioe,
Daniel Ef mes, Nj. Holland; PlscataWay, b. Gal
lagher, James Jones; Spauiding's, Alonzo Dor
sey, Ieriy y, ward ard surratt's Louis ksr-
grader. Louis RiGgeWay. Addresses were
delivered by Messrs. A. N. Clapp and Fred.
Douglass, Or. Wilmer, The CANDIDATE, and
and Tree from the speech recently delivered by
senator Bayard, in which senator Bayari took
the ground tiiaJ If 1T had not beel for demo
cratic votes The resumption measures could not
have been passed b. Congress, AMI that many
republicans III the Senate and House voted 10
repeal Ike resumption act only short time
before It Went faJo operation. Mr.. sherman
cOnteIdtd that resumption was republican
measure exclusively, and that although Celno-
Gratis may have voted with them In m 1king 1t
Success. they were lot entitled to auy credit.
torcDiight parade TOOK place before the night
meeting opened i'll which the visiriny clubs
took part. Al he night laeei1ng speeches we're
made by Commissioner kalm. Judge Lawrence
and Prot. Greener. OF The Treasury department
j. 8. AskeW, c. j. Getty and others,
MINUTE MEN
The L. G. OF the National Minute Men OF
America, met saturday evening and series OF
ton and extension of the organization. The
following were elected as the executive c1m-
Tnittec: J. NJ. Vale tpresldent, H. ID. Mo1tiS
Frank Bell i. K. French. G.. P. Davis, ii. G.
Fisk. l.. X. Brown, j. F. Garter aud E. N, X 1Sa-
IT, secretary Committees on fiGance, print
ing, voters etc, were also appointed. Tue
presidents OF the different republican state
organizations and campaign clubs, the pceSd-
ing officers Of the batialiOns and companies Of
the Boys in Blue and the commander OF the G.
A. X. IN the District were elected members Of
the y. NJ. NJ. A., and constitute an advisory
board.
TUE WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
which adjourned sl',e die in 1917, recognized on
Saturday night BY electing A. T. Longiey preSi
dent; X. Z. Roadway, vice president; L. NJ.
Trueii, secretary and DR.. J. j. Little treasurer
Addresses were made by Judge Longley. Cap.
TrueL, w. E. Spencer. State Senator Barnes
Capt. Okey and Others. A committee On trans
portatior was appointed, consisting OF II. E.
Redway (chalrman), E. NJ. Trdell and d. j.
waters.