St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-21
THE DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION.

The Final arrangements for the Grand
Demonstration Being Kade-7he Speak
ers, Etc.
All the committees that have in charge the
matter of getting up the Publication OF Saturday
night were busily at work all daY yesterday, and
met with satisfactory success. The finance COM
mittee added several hundred of dollars 70 the
fund, and the committee on torches and banners
have succeeded in getting torches. which are be-
ing filed and trimmed by crew Of men. Sew
eral painters have been set TO work making ban
ners and transparencies. and the committee on
fireworks have purchased large amount OF py-
rotechnic materials. The committee on parade
have contaminated everything in detail. The
committee on speakers have engaged Market
hail, but in the event the
weather will permit. the speaking
will be done from the elevated platform on bridge
square. The only speakers from abroad will be
Hon John b. Brisbin and Hon. p II. Kelley, OF
st. Paul. The address OF the latter will be Of
unusual significance, inasmuch as he is a mem
Der Of the national Democratic committee
The local speakers will be Gen. Rosser, Gen.
Reynolds, z. NJ. Wilson, Dr. Ames and perhaps
some others. The time for speaking. however,
must necessarily be very brief, as the parade is
TO be made the grand, and in fact only great fea-
ture, and that will probably fill the time until at
least II o'clock.
until the conclusion OF the parade.
This is done with view 10 giving
every Democrat who desires 10 distinguish him
self torch bearer TO take an active part in the
parade, and in this connection il should be stated
that the committee on parade urges that all who
can possibly give the time will be on hand early,
so that there can be no delay in making the start
at the given hour.
YOUNG MEMS DISPLAY
1t has been suggested that some young man
take the initiative in organizing a young mems
battalion. The silk hat battalion viii doubtless
be quite large there were hundreds Of tiles
worn on the election and they are expected to be
in line.
THE MUGwUMrs.
That portion OF our community who have been
derisively stgmatized as the mugwumps will
turn out strong. They will probably be under
the command of Sam Hill.
The list Of officers have been revised and
materially changed, many new names having
been added. Mr.. Ankeny, chairman of the
county committee, furnishes the following list:
THE OFFICERS.
Chief Marshal-Gen. Rosser
Aids-Capt. Ames, Maj. Chas. Nee Reeve,
Capt Gilmore d P. b. Winston.
President-Gen. D. Reynolds.
Nice-P Presidents. X. Side. Winthrop Young
o. G. Merrman, Baldwin Brown, George D.
Perkins, John Ortiz II. T. Welles, Washington
Yale, Frank L. Morse, Isaac Atwater, W. W.
McNair George II. Christian, J. W johnson,
Jacob Barge, j. H. Conkey, o. c. Wyman, A. T.
Ankeny, X. p. Russell, A. S. Nuremberg. A H.
Mitchell, John II. Stevens, John Lally, John c.
Oswald, Anthony Kelly, Chas. Hoag. Daniel
Waite, X. P. Huntington, p. 5. Janney, G. l..
Levi, A. j. McGow John p Joseph, M. Bredi-
mus. Z. Eichhorn.
Secretaries-Col. John T. West, T. ]. Buxton.
VIM. A. Miller, b, f. Nelson, j. w. Lawrence,
Nj. w. Glenn, r. NJ. Babcock, Anton Grethen,
Theo. Basting, Scion Armstrong, j. G. MacFar-
lane, j. w. Cochrane, II. c. Morse.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward will form az
Martins hall on Saturday night promptly at z
O'Clock, where they will be served with torches.
Thence they will march at once to join the main
body OF Democrats TO participate in the grand
parade.