Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
SECOND EDITION.
LOCAL POLITICAL TALK.
Dashes Here ana There along 50
solid Republican Lines.


Ua.nen Here ana There along she
solid Republican Lines.
Next week the city will be q blazF
with Republican enthusi ism, and
good bit Of pentup steam will be let of
The Hastings Club on Saturday even
ing will raise thier flag pole in from
of their headquarters q. Ninth apo
Church streets, and tbs occasion Is
likely to be an interesting one. Speeches
viii be made by well.known kopuoh.
cans. Garfield Veteran Guards will at
tend in body and are expsotei tic ep
pear for the first time in tn sir nav NIL
forms.
The Young Mems Republican Clu'
will keep up their end OF the PLANK
with an eager zest. They will hold =
demonstration in the headquarters Of
the Garfield and Arthur club in lnatt
tuts Building on Saturday evening and
will march to that place in body frcm
the Lincoln Club room. There will b.
seod music and stirring speeches.
The Republican rally at Kennel
square, Pa, on Monday night, will be
eq1al to any in this section of the
country so far this year. This young
Republican club of this town will attend
and 80 far a goodly number have sig
niied their intention of going; among
the speakers Is President Bach Of the
club, who has shown that he knows
how to make an address, and has way
about him of stirring up tho popular
enthusiasm.
On Thursday evening the Bird Guards
will sound the tocsin aud break the
quiet, which they have so far main.
tained, by having big time in the In
stitute Hall. This time has been fixed
for the formal presentation of the flag,
and transparency by Levi bird, Esq,
10 the Guards. Mr.. Bird will make one
of those pleasant addresses Of his, and
eloquent, stirring, lawyer Dick Har-
TinRton, of Dover, will receive the pres
emit on behalf Of the Guards. The other
clubs will all be invited to attend. 1t
is now thought that Hon. James @.
Blain will be present, as he has been
iavited, but has not responded as yet.
A meeting Of the Ninth Ward Repub-
licans was held In the chapel over llth
street bridge on Wednesday night.
Addresses were msds by Geo. Roberts
and James L. Hawkins. A eoiored
campaign club was organised, and
named the "James L. Hawkins Pioneer
Club, Of Ninth Ward" James Dorsey
10 President and W. Il. Furrough,
Secretary.
The village Pioneer Club, colored
organisation, met at their headquarters
at Front and Union streets, on Tuesday
evening, with President Clayton in the
chair. 1t was decided to meet next Tues
day evening, In Haven Chapel, at 3rd
aud Scott streets, at which place pub
lie meeting will be held. L. p. B.
Henry, William M. Winston and Dan
lei Anderson, will be present and make,
addresses. The club will march to the
chapel in body, under command Of
Captain Clayton who has labored much
to instruct them In the drill and has
succeeded admirably.
The Hastings Club held meeting at
their head quarters, Ninth and Church
streets last night. Thirty names were
added to the roll. The uniform, as re.
ported upon, is as follows Blue shirt,
White necktie, dark pants, blue cap,
white belts aud leggiugs. The club de,
ctdtd to have poll raising on S.tur-
day afternoon next at s o'clock. The
Republican c!uls have been invited
At the Higgins club room last nigh
8 Pioneer club 10 act IN c0njunctior
With tie Higgins club, was formed.
About afty names were enrolled. The
officers were:
President--'"T illiam Banks.
Gccretary-J. A. Clark.
Treas urer-Jacob Harding.
MINOR NOTES.
The George Gray Campaign Club OF
the First Ward, held a meeting last eve
ming and adopted the following uniform:
Cray cap, blue SHIRT, white scarf, belt
and leggings. At a meeting Of the First
Ward Democratic Association, last eve
ming, Mr.. Thos Welsh was elected dele
gate and Thos. H. B. Jefferies as alter
nate to the Convention to be held at
New Castle on Saturday next.
A meeting Of the Garfisld Veteran
Guards will be held at the Lincoln club
room tonight. A good attendance ia
desired.
The ;tG0 n" Democratic club of the
south side " il meet tonight.