National Republican., 1880-10-16

sumner lntantry BlUcS-lnOlnHS OtcWHIui
Captain.
Colorcd Wide .Awakcs.
MICHIGAN
MINNESOTA.
North of X street.
Garfield and Arthur Wide-Awakes-Henry
Piper, President; Aaron Russell, Aid.
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK.
Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, President; N. c. Mar.
tin, Aid.
The Fifth Division will form on Tenth street,
right on X street, south of K street.
Band.
Government Prnting,olice Garfield and Ar
thur Club-Charles NJ. Robinson, Presi-
dent; j. w. Deneane, aid.
East Washington Garfield and Arthur Club
DR.. L. A. Adams President; William l..
Cowan, aid.
TENNESSEE.
VIRGINIA.
Henry White, President; d. w. Lomax, Aid.
WISCONSIN,.
North of X Street.
VERMONT.
Colonel ]. r. Thompson, President William
MCPyn cheon, Aid.
A. II. Longlcy, President; William McPyn-
cheon, Aid.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Other Clubs.
Citizens Generally.
5. The route will be along X street to Yor-
mont avenue, to Fiftcen.aud -a.half str eet,
TO Executive avenue, TO Fifteenth street, to
G street, to Thirteenth street, to street, to
Fifteenth street, to Pennsylvania avenue, to
Four-aud.a-half rect aud to city hall, where
addresses will be made by distinguished gen.
tlemcn. The following gentlemen have been
invtcd Hon. William NJ. Evsrts, Attorney
General Devens, Hon. Horace Maynard,
Hon. Carl Schura Hon. r. w. Thomp.
son, Hon. Frederick Douglass Professor
r. T. Greeuer, Hon. NJ. q. Urner, Mr..
Jorgenson, General George A, Sheridan, Hon.
Henry O'Conner, Hon. j. Halo Syphcr and
Others.
6. The aids designated by the various or
ganzatious will meet the marshal at the Ma
tional Veteran Clup rooms, No. lI25 New York
avenue, at IL o'clock IN. to-day TO perfect de-
tails.
Z. At the conclusion of the speaking the
parade will bo considered as dismissed, aud
the commanding officers will take charge Of
their respective organizations
8. All citizsns OH the line OF march are re.
questod to illuminate and decorate their
houses aud places of business.
j. p, BURNSIDE, Marshal.
+. A. SEELY,
is. TIcHENoR, Committee on Parade.
a. l.. BARRIER,
ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY DIFFERENT CLUBS
The Government Printing Office club met
at their hall, corner of First and II streets
northwest last evening Mr., ii. G. Kchr in
the chair aud William Pmtt secretary. The
club voted to take part in the republican dem
oustratiou this evening, and committee
was appointed to arrange for the same, with
power to employ band of thirteen pieces and
make such other arrangements as may be
necessary. Mr.. w. j. Simmons was elected
marshal and Mr.. William. Platt and Mr.,
Thomas Kelly assistant marshals. The club
expects to turn out about 400 mon with torches,
banners and tlansparances.
Tho Pennsylvania Republican association
held special meeting last evening and de.
cidcd to turn out in strong force this evening,
with torches aud transparencies. Captain II,
A. Cobaugh was was elected marshal and Cap
tain Q. b. Tanner aud Mr., J. II. Husband,
aids.
Tho Towpath club met at the st. Cloud
building last evening to perfect arrangements
for participating In the demonstration tonight.
The meeting was of the most enthusiastic
character, and the following new deck hands
were shipped: Messrs. j. ii. Vermilya,
ID. |. Williams, j. II. Edison, S. nous-
ton, f. Oliphant aud Edgar Baker. Deck
hand Truesdell gave an interesting account
OF MS VlSll 10 lnulNuu, una submitted
"a letter signed by Hon. J, G, New, chairman
of tho Indiana republican state committee,
Hon. George q. Gorham aud Hon. Il. w.
Dorsey, thanking tho National Towpath club
for the substantial aid ronderad in tho recent
campaign. All the prelminaries for tonight
were agreed upon, and after selecting Deck
hand l., Il. Clements to act as marshal, prOpo-
siton TO tie up was agreed to-
Tho Maryland Republican association met
last evening at the above hall, the president,
Captain II. s, Widdicombe in the chair and
George II. Clino acting as secretary. Prepara'
tions were made for taking part in the demon
stratons. Major j. w, Brady was appointed
marshal aud K, b. Wilson Us aid to Chief Mar
shal Colonel Burnside. Qute number Gu.
rolled thoir names as members Of thoRssocia.
tion,
Tho Boys in Blue, Company b, held meet.
ing last night at Cosmopolitan hall and
elected Rs officers Aug. S Boornsteu, GO
tain; George $, Emery, first Lieutenant; IN
moud Weston, second lieutenant; ChafSs "
Wheeler, orderly sergeant William whing,
second sergeant; Henry Nouterlouu, third SER
geant; Fred d, Carson, fourth sergeant, and
Thomas Campbell, 9th sergeant They will
| evening to join in the procession,
The Georgetown Towpath club met last
evening aud decided to unto with the
National Towpath club Of this city in the
turnout tonight Fifteen new deck hands
signed the shipping articles and the boat was
tied up after the crew had listened to
stlrring campaign yarn spun by Deck'hand
W, W. Curtis.