The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08

| The Republicans of Portland will celebrate
the election of Garfield and Arthur by grand
torchlight procession, display of fireworks and
Examinations this evening if the weather il
favorable. The details of the celebration are
given in the following special order:
Especial Order.l
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
Portland Nov. 6, $780,
The formation'of the pr, cesson in honor OF
the election of Gen. Garfield will be as follows
John c. Small, commanding.
Aids-RobinsC n Williams j. w. Robinson. Jas. F.
Hawkes. j. d. Printable, Windsor B.
Smith, Caleb n. Lang
Chief Marshal, B. F. Whitney
Aids-O. X. Gerrish, r. L. Mcclellan, L. A. GRAY
M. L. Williams, Fl. S. Trickey, E. N. Greeley.
Collins Portland Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. II. A. Mcdonald, Commanding
Aids-C. ii. O'Brion, DR.. VIM. Alden Henry
Chandler, Osman DAMS S. NJ. Garlic
ton, Geo. NJ Clark.
Portland Pioneers.
CARTEL Guards.
Garfield Cadets.
Garfield and Arthur Guards of Cape Elizabeth.
Garfield and Arthur Guards of saccarappa.
Garfield Battalion of Saeo
First Division Garfield and Arthur Glee Club Port
land, in carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chambers Band.
Aids-Coi. A. M. Benson, Major w. III. Green
Albion Little, Major Chas. Walker
Major H. S. Melcher
Citizens of Portland marching
Citizens of Deering, marching.
Citizens in barouches
Second division Garfield and Arthur Glee Club Of
Portland in carriages.
THIRD pIvIsI N.
Band
Capt Q. A. Weston, commanding
Aids-Aiilton Higgins. F. B. Hanson, VIM NJ. Whit
Garfield and Arthur Battalion of Auburn and ,ew-
iston
Cushings Band, Freeport
Garfield Guards of Freeport.
Cornish Guards
Garfield Guards of Limerick
Garfield and Arthur Guards of Bath
Garfield and Arthur Cadets of Bath.
Divisions form as follows:
Calvalcade on Federal street, right resting
on Market Square.
First division on Elm street, right resting on
Congress street.
Second division, citizens marching, in City
Hall; barouches on Chestnut street.
Third division on Myrtle street, right resting
on Congress street.
The different divisions will firm at 73O.
Procession will move at 7.45 sharp. The Chief
Marshals headquarters will be at Lancaster
Hall from O'Clock p. m. till 7.30.
Citizens are requested not to discharge fire.
works during the passage of the cavalcade.
Per order,
b. +. WHITNEY. Chief Marshal.
The committee desire large turnout of cti-
zens in barouches, also that the Examinations
and decorations be liberal and attractive.
Those in barouches will have splendid oppor-
tunity to see the Examinations. The citizens
will meet at City Hall and form by wards at
p. m. Each ward will please select its own
marshal The route of the procession is cor
rected as DEMONSTRATING in Market Square,
thence through Congress street to Pearl to
Federal, to India to Congress, to North, coun-
termarch on North, to Congress, to Smith, to
Cumberland, to Pearl, to Oxford, to Portland,
to Green, to Cumberland, to High, to Spring,
to Emery, to Pine, to Vaughan, to Brackett, to
Bramhall, to Hill, to Ellsworth, to Congress,
to Mellen, to Deering, to High, to Congress to
headquarters i'll Market square.
1t is desired to make this procession the fin
est given here for years. and worthy the glori-
GUS victory.