Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-27
A GREAT DEMUURArIU RALLY.
The Finest PolIticsI Demonstration Eve
Witnessed IN aisrfstts

Democracy at Marietta Saturday evening,
which served to show that the people are
thoroughly aroused to the necessity of
defeating the dishonest hortfe of monopo
lists and corruptionists now training under
the banner of the tattoed knight OF the
white feather. Democratic organizations
were preseIt from Lancaster, Maytown
and Columbia and the yeomanry came in
singly and in groups from The surrounding
country. A parade was formed, which
WAS in every respect the largest in number
and the most imposing in appearance ever
witnessed in Marietta. The principal
streets Of the town through which the
procession moved were brilliantly illumi
| mated, fireworks blazed along the entire
line and the enthusiasm was unbounded,
Following was the order of parade
Fred. Miller aid.
Guards.
Keystone drum corps, Lancaster.
H L Haldeman, chief marshal.
Alfred ID. Clark, aid.
Seventh Ward club Lancaster, uni.
formed, John Steinwandel, marshal.
Citizens from Lancaster.
Columbia band.
Hancock and English club, Columbia,
| uniformed. Capt. Charles F. Young LIST
Lieut.. Daniel Sample Cd Lieut.. II. z.
AOuuk lot S6Ekb. II. N, hDReTs.
Junior Cleveland and Hendricks club,
Marietta.
g. A. r. drum corps, Marietta Cleve.
land and Hendricks club. Marietta uni
formed, A. Wiseman, captain.
Citizens of Marietta.
Citizens of Msytown.
Mechanics band
II. s. Hsldeman club, Marietta, uni
| formed. Capt. John Reiff lst Lieut..
| VIM. Reiff.
Horsemen.
| After marching through the prinoipa
streets the parade was dismissed ard q
public meeting was held in the Town
ball which was packed to its utmos.
capacity.
1t was organized by the appointment Of
the following officers
President-H. L. Haldeman.
Vice presidents - John Crull, Thns
Grady. Patrick Lynch, Paris Haldemau
Steinwandel, Abraham Collins Thos
SCOTT, Simon L. Brant, David G.. Grove
w. Hayes Grier. Frank Curren.
Secretaries -Thos. Buchanneu, JOSEPH
Herbst, John Lartz. Casper Eater Johr
Fritz, John Groh, John Resh, John Rieff
| The speakers were Gen. w. W. H
Davis, Democratic candidate for congress
at large, aud James NJ. Beck, esq, o.
Philadelphia. They were listened to will
the closest attention by the large audienc,
present, in which there were many Re-
publicans. The latter speaker held hi,
audience spell bound until 11:55 D. M.
when tho meeting adjourned amid grea
enthusiasm.
| COMING DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
| Democratic meetings have been ARRANGED
for the Ssventh aud Eighth wards OF
Thursday and Friday evenings. o.
Thursday evening the meeting will
be held at the corner of Duk
and Low streets, in the Seventh
ward and on Friday evening, at the corne
of Manor and Dorwart streets in tn,
Eighth ward. The speakers will be Prof
James Bellam, OF Philadelphia, j. l.
Steinmetz. B. f. Davis, Jchn A. Coyle
aud otaers. Mr.. Henry Rahter, candidat,
for Assembly, from the city district viii
be present at these meetings.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN LITITz.
There viii be Democratic mass meet
ing in Lititz at the Springs hotel ol
Monday, Nov. 8, which will be addresses
by the following speakers: Hon. Ii. M
North, Columbia; ID. McMullen, B
F. Davis, j, l.. Steinmetz and VIM. U
Hensel, esqs., of Lancaster; Hon. d. NJ
Ermentrout, Z B. Weigand, and w
Hayman, esq., Of Reading. A big turn
out Is expected.
EARNEST SALISBURY PRnHIBITIoNISTs.
On Saturday evening the Prohibi.ionist
held grand rally at Andrews Bridge
salisbury, atJoseph II. Browns creamery
In the afternoon large St. John and Dan.
lei was raised, and in the evening full,
hve hundred people gathered at the meet
ing, which was called to order by Mr.
Brosius. George Smith was elected presi'
dent, and q large list Of vice presidents
and secretaries were chosen. A prayer wal
offered by Joseph B. Davis, after which
addresses were delivered by p. s. Good
man, secretary of the Lancaster county
committee, and ID. 8. Hunter, chairman OF
the Chester county committee.
THE NILLERsvILLE DEMOCRACY AROUSED
The Democrats Of MiIlersville held ar
enthusiastic meeting at Herr's hotel on
Saturday evening. Prior to the meeting
there was torchlight parade, participated
In by clubs from Washington borough,
Millersville and the normal school. The
meeting WAS addressed by ID. McMullen
and B. r. Montgomery, of this city, and
@. r. Reese, of Millersville.
pIsTRIBUTING THE TICKETS.
At the meeting OF the Democratic county
committee, this morning, tickets for the
several districts were distributed.
A LanoAstriAn In = Football Contest
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