The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-11


The following gentlemen are designated
az aids TO the chief marshal to be mounted
and uniformed with white capes and caps,
and report to him at O'Clock ut the corner
OF Twenty-fifth and Marshall streets:
Miles Cary, James ID. Patton,
John Chamblin, n. Blenner,
Clay Chamblin, o. p. Gregory,
q. j. Hooper. :. A. Ellerson,
George A. Lathrop, Charles Eilerson,
Cyrus BossieuX, Ran. MOTIFS,
L. l.. Bass, II. B. Taliaferro,
Thomas Pace, p. O'Nei,
A. Osterloh, IT. j. Walsh,
T.. Holtzinger, w. G. Adams.
james Hayes, Colonel c. j. An
Scott Darlington. derson,
Barton Haxall, Charles p. Stokes,
Geo, Woodbridge. Warner Moore,
w. A. Allison, Barton Grundy,
Powhatan Dupuy, Ed Starke.
Isaac Levy, w. ;. Ayres,
Jas. Alfred Jones, Otway Allen.
In other parts OF the State similar eX-
pressions Of Joy and thanksgiving are be-
ing proposed. In Staunton on Monday
night 0o-morrow) the Democrats OF Au-
gusia and Staunton will meet to celebrate
the great Democratic victory in the State.
Houses will he Illuminated, bonfires
burned, artillery fired. torch-light pro-
cession will march through the streets, ana
there Will be music and ten-minute
speeches.
The Navuesboro'. Fisherviile, and Fort
Defiance clubs will be there, and process
sion OF clubs on horseback.
All the Democrats OF Augusta, with
their wives and daughters, are invited to
come. The night will be grand.
The Democrats Of Rockbridge, Rock
ingham, Allegheny, Highland. and Bath
are expected to send good-siZed delega-
tions.
From every quarter OF the Stale the
cheers of the people and their shouts OF
rejoicing at the overthrow OF Malone and
his "malign influence" are heard. Let
the glad news spread and the glorious ac-
claim OF freemen be heard both loud and
long.
LIGHT YOUR HOMES.
It is specially desirable that citizens
along the line OF march should have their
houses illuminated. Let your lights shine.
| Get candles, place them in tln-holderS,
light them, and throw open the blinds.
| Chinese lanterns can be used also with good
effect.
our grocers would do well to order a
large supply OF half-candles, as there will
be great demand for the same.
Every patriot Democrat will have his
home Illuminated. OF course it is not eX-
nected that the Coalitionsts will enter into
any spirit Of this sort. Every house nearly
ON Franklin street will be lit up. A iubl-
LIANT old Confederate sends the following
invitation to his old comrades OF the Fourth
cavalry, Wickham's brigade:
"Comrades,- The citizens OF Virginia
generally have been invited by the people
OF Richmond to join them in Il grand iuDl'
lee to be had here on Tuesday night next
10 celebrate the grand, glorious, and
mighty victory achieved at the polls last
Tuesday. Cannot all the survivors OF ou
gallant old regiment make 1t convenient u
be present on that occasion! Come, com
rades. and let us show TO the world who
composes the Conseryatiye-Democr
marty. We will expect many OF you from
distant parts OF the State, but conndentl!
hone TO see all from Company b, Chester
field; Company L commanded by captain
Joe Hobson. who has just been elected tt
the House OF Delegates, from Powhatan
Company F. from Goochland, and ST
company, from Hanover. Bring all youl
sons who can ride a horse. bring all YOU
good neighbOrs who have horses, and LEI
us form and march once more under Wick
ham. the gallant senator from Caroline anC
Hanover"
The Chesapeake and Ohio will hold th6
nipbt train west until after the iolli6catiOr
ON Tuesday, November 18th, leaving Rich
mond at II =. VI. Excursion tickets vii
he sold forthe occasion from stations along
the line as far west as Gordonsyille and
from stations on the Peninsula.
4 Monroe Ward man says: Monroe
Ward Democrats, whether members OF the
Clnb or not. are earnestly requested 10
meet nj 900 east Main street Monday night
at "A O'Clock to perfect arrangements for
tbe grand parade Tuesday night. Two
hundred Young men are wanted to carry
torches. Let every man come.
Al mass-meeting OF Manchester Demo
crats II was resolved that they Join Rich
mond in the demonstration next Tuesday,
and an invitation was also extended the
Swansboro' Club.
The following officers were elected: c.
+ Moore. chief marshal. Aids: Henry
fitzgerald. Andrew Gallagher, John Owen
and James +. Bradley.
All are requested TO meet tuesday eve
nino in Court-House Square at $3.50 O'Clock
sharp and move to Richmond.
Colonel John s. Barbour telegraphed tC
Mr. George III. PoindeXter last night tha
he would be sure to be here at the reioic
: ing.
Caskie Rangers:
e "Your old comrades residing in Rich
: mond and vicinity desire your presence q
/. the grand Democratic jubilee which take
: Mace in Richmond Tuesday evening next
o The 1afh instant. All members Of this cou
Q nanv- as well as others OF the celebrates
@ Tenth Virginia cavalry, are requested (
\ renort themselves (mounteD at O. o'cloc
NJ AT the corner OF Twenty-Gfth an
Leici. streets preparatory to assignment /
line OF march"
e II il understood that in addition to otht
e calls for a large mounted crowd 10 be |
" the procession next Tuesday night the oil
4 commands and the citizens OF yirgin
l. generally are requested to Join in th
J. Grand Jubilee under the command OF Gel
"A eral Wickham, who confidently expec
,r every man In the surrounding country an
Richmond city to report 10 him.
,e The Democratic superintendent OF Mad
<s SON Ward requests that the Democrats
a said ward meet at the Sheriff's Office, oy
e. Owens & Minors drugstore, to-morro
v. afternoon at @ o'clock. TO arrange for d
or demonstration and torch-light rrocessl,