Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-12


Wm. Rogers, Luke Carson,
= f,uckenheimer. !. K. Wilder,
d. BIoodwOrth. j. II. Estlll,
Thomas Bdllantyne. Lee Roy Myers,
MarmadEke Hamilton. Sanford IL anch,
EIlas We'll ID. K. Thomas,
John Lyons. W b. Nell
J. J. Dale, j.. II. Richardson,
4. q. HaTdWlcE. G. Is. fFltcnarus
:. P Goodwin. p. II. o. Brien.
II. y. Palmer, Clement SSussY,
J. X Clarke. DR.. VIM. Duncan,
Geo y. Nichols. K. q. Fleming,
! = Minis r. ID. BOgart,
Waiter king. DR.. John ID. Martin,
r H FoOtman, :. p. Hamilton,
Geo NcAIuin, John Feeley.
Beirne Gordon. +. 4. HaDersham,
Geo. Schlev. jos K. Earr,
d. l. Triton. q. ". Ryals,
Philip NJ Russell, Walter q. Charlton,
Martin Tufts. Abraham Netsburg,
VIM Hunter. John SchwaTZ,
J. B. DuekwOrth, J. K; Saussy,
n. !. CnbI,sdge. DIR. J. 7. Mcfarland,
= n Green, L. /. Goodwin,
carl r. EglIneer. DaNlu " els
JnO. Z. Hamlet, =. " Meldrlms
n TT Gilmer. T.. b. Phiiput.
7 " Ne Alpin, Prank Buchanan,
Andrew Haplev. r. B. Hahersham.
Rolf. a. Guerslrd, Geo. p. Walker.
The body were well mounted, and
formed A fitting head 10 the procession.
Following the Marshal and his staff
vera-the Georgia Hussars, 80 strong, c6m-
mapded by Lieut.. j. ID. Johnston, and
riding like veterans.
TIE general Committee Of Arrange
mepts. with the speakers, Hon. L.
NJ. Norwood. Gen. Henry X. Jackson,
Gen. A. r. LawtOn. Hon. r. f. Lester,
Hon. a. p. Adams, Hon. W. ID. Harden,
Hon. z. W. Meldrim. Capt. George A.
Mercer. Solicitor General Charlton. Hon.
z. NJ. Russell, ST., Col. r. ID. Walker,
Major John SchwarZ, Capt. John Derst,
and others. rode in carriages following
the Ludden & Bates band.
THE MILITARY.
The military turned out full ranks. The
First Regiment Of Georgia. under COM
mand OF Col. Clifford ". Anderson,
marched near the head of the column,
with the Guards Battalion under cam
mand Of Col. VIM. Garrard.
The Chatham Artillery was divided
/ into two observation-disclosures Of twenty
men. with two three-inch rlfed field
pieces. under command OF Lieut.. George
/ Walker. who fired the salute.
/ The other detachment Of 80 men were
/ seated in two large wagons and formed
/ an imprOvised band OF discOrdant sounds.
The OgIethorpe Light Infantry, with -
men. under command OF Lieut.. W. b.
] Nell carried a number OF transparencies,
| nesses Of Cleveland and Hendricks, and
/ the inscription "Our Choice"
| The Savannah Cadets. numbering 40
men in ranks. was commanded by Lieut..
/ Jordan +. Brooks. One Of the trans
/ narancies bore the inscription, Savannah
/ Cadets. IS61-ISS4," the cOat-Of-arms OF
| Georgia between the two sets Of figures.
| ON the reverse side was the inscription,
..in Memory Of James G. Blaine and the
Republican Party. Born 1850, Died 1884,
The Irish Jasper Greens, under the
command Of Capt. Flannery, paraded with
| 40 men carving torches.
The German Volunteers paraded with
"a men. commanded by Lieut.. Henry
| Helmken.
The Republican Blues numbered Il men
under command Of Lieut.. W. G.. Morel
| The band attracted a great deal OF attsn-
ton, aud was repeatedly cheered as the
| procession marched through the streets.
The Guards Battalion paraded- about
I 40 men.
CONSPICUOUS among their Transparent
/ cies was one representing the burning
| OF shirt with the inscription: "Burn the
bloody shirt"