Daily Republican., 1880-08-03
SECOND EDITION.
NIDE AWAKE nEPUBLIUANs.

WIDE a " AkE kEPUbAAoANS.
Th- a mpaiEn ClObs Moving-frs'
pairing for Thursday Nighrs
Demonstration.
The Republicans propose holding
large public demonstr alton on Thursda.
evening next in the Garfield ano
Arthur headquarters in the lnstitu'
building. The citizens are expected I"
turn ont in large numbers, and IT,
different Republican clubs will attepo
in uniforms. The Garfield Veterans
the Young Mems Republican Club and
the Lincoln Club will march in bod.
from the Lincoln Club room to th'
meeting. II is hoped that Generals
Hartr anft ard Warner Of Pennsylvan'a
will be present and speak, but as yet
no answer has been received to the In
yitations which have been sent to those
gentlemen. One thing is certain, able
speakers will address the meeting and
an enthusiastic gathering Is expected.
YorSG REPUBLICANS.
Additional names we're added to the
roll Of the Young Mems Republican
Club at the meeting last night, SWELL
ing the number to 408. The meeting
was largely attended and very enthu-
siastic.
The club decided upon the following
uniform Blue navy caps with trim
mings, tan colored shirt with neck tie,
white belt and white legKings.
II was decided to attend the meeting
in Institute Hall in body. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen
Officer of battallion-Col. s. N. Wood.
Captains-Edmund Mitchell, Lexing-
ton Barney, George N. Dure, Savoy
Evans, I. P. Wiokersham and John Nc
Lsughlin.
Lieutenants-David C. Chalfant, Eli
wood G. Jackson, George F. Smith,
Charles A. Rudolph, VIM. B. Haddock,
Z. F. Fraim, Harry Brown, Walter Ba-
CON, Frank Thomas, John Thorpe,
Calvin T. Bye, Thomas Harper, and
Frank q. Hoffscker.
1t Is the desire Of Colonel Wood to
meet all the above line officers at head
quarters at 7 o'clock this evening. to
receive company appointments. The
different ward committees will meet to.
morrow night with the executive COM
mittee, to transact business of great
importance.
THE BIRD GUARDS.
The Bird Guards beld an interesting
meeting in the Institute Hall last night
and adopted the following outfit: blue
shirt, white cap with blue band, frock
breeches and white leggins. Two hun
dred of these outfits were at once order
ed.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the members Of the Guards to report at
the Institute Hall, at 7 o'clock, Thurs
day evening, to march to the Lincoln
Club room and return in the parade to
headquarters.
SECOND WARD CLUB.
The Second Ward Republicans met
in the FELTON, House last night for the
purpose Of organizing campaign club.
President Peterson OF the Ward organi.
cation was in the chair.
A club was organized with so mem
ters and it was decided to call it the
"Lichtenstein Republican club Of the
Second Ward"
1t was decided TO meet tomorrow
evening at Second and Lombard streets,
where a room has been rented, and
select permanent officers.
As a Finance Committee, Rayworth
Weldin, P. H. Peterson and Thos. W.
McVey were appointed.
THE VETERANS.
The Garfield Veteran Union met to
drill last hight in the fourth story of
the Adams building. After the drill a
meeting was held and the uniform CON-
mittee reported that the outfits would
be in Wilmington in time to allow the
club to turn out in them on Thursday
evening.
MINOR NOTES.
The Garfield and Arthur clubs
transp srepcy is completed.
Levi c. Bird, ESQ.,, will present a
fine hay to the Bird Guards.
1t is xoected that 900 men will be in
the parade Thursday night.
Get ready to throw up your hat on
Thursday night.