The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-11-14
How the Democratic Victory Will be
Celebrated at Bel Air.

The Democrats of Hartford will celebrate
the election of Cleveland and Hendricks, by
an immense old fashioned barbecue, with
speech-making, music, &C., at Bel Air, on
Wednesday next, November 10th. Beeves,
sheep and pigs will be roasted whole and
night there will be a grand torchlight pro-
cession. Every precinct in the county should
unite in sending from each district large
representation. Old MARSHALL 8 has promised
to send 500 good men and true and the other
districts will be equally well represented.
The committee having the matter in charge
extend special invitation to the ladies of
the county. 1t is expected that the barbecue
will take place at the Fair Grounds, the nu-
merous buildings and ample space making it
the most desirable spot for celebration as
large as this promises to be.
A cordial invitation is extended to every
body in the county to participate in this cele-
bration. All are equally interested in good
government, and should unite together in re-
joicing that Honest Government, under
Cleveland and Hendricks, is assured 10 the
country.
Arrangements are being made on an extern
sive scale, and the occasion will be worthy of
our good old county and of the cause we GEL
citrate.
A meeting of officers and members of the
Cleveland and Hendricks club of Bel Air dis
trict was held last Saturday. Col. Herman
Stump was called to the chair and Jacob A.
Grafton appointed Secretary. Committees
were appointed, as follows, to carry out the
details of the proposed Hartford county jolli-
fication meeting:
General Finance Committee. l.. Van
Bibber, Chairman; A. Preston Gilbert and f.
w. Baker.
Committee on Music, &c.-John s. Young,
Chairman; Edward Ferry and John F. Lingan.
Committee on Barbecue.-First District, Jacob
H. Plowman, Warren Brown; I'd, James II.
Michael, Benjamin Silver, Jr Sd, VIM. NJ. EIDE.
lin, Edwin l.. Sawyer and r. Harris Archer; 4th,
VIM. B. Jarrett, Corbln Amos and David Wiley !;
5th, Samuel Nj: Whiteford J. Martin McNabb
and Johns H. Janney 9th, Harry G. Lawder
Executive Committee. Herman Stump,
Hon Stevenson Archer, j.. Thos c. Hopkins
and George Y. Maynadier.
Chdirman.-Hon. Herman Stump. Correspond
ing observation-disclosures. II. Robinson and VIM. g..
Forwood, Jr. Tredsurer.-Henry W. Archer,
Jr.
Sub Committees on Finonce. First District
Magnolia. w. Brown, Allen Hoffman
aud VIM. P. Trimble.
abingdon. Bateman, B. Frank Han
way and Thomas j. Sullivan.
Second DiStrict-HalpS Cross Roads. -Cornelius
Cole, I. L. Hanway, John II. Michael and Benja-
min Cole.
Hopepeu. John McGulg gan, Ambrose Cooley,
Benjamin Silver, Jr., Robert j. Walker.
Third District Churchvile.-Dr. Thomas H..
Roberts, David Hanson, VIM. Munnikhuysen
aud VIM. Webster.
Bel Air.-Harper III. Black, Henry Cain and
John Moores.
Fallston.-D Daniel E. Lynch, Joseph G. Favour
and Thomas A. Harkins.
Fourth District Upper X Roads.-William E.
Whteford, John Lamb, John X. Rutledge and
Col. John Divers.
Ja,rettsOiHe.-Dr. Martin L. Jarrett, James s.
Calder and Thomas Butler
Nor iS0ille.-David Wiley, Jacob B. Metzel
and James A. Wiley.
Fifth DiStrict-StearnS's.- o. Stearns,
DR.. W D. Scarboro and James W. McNabb.
and j. Fred Crew.
Si1th DiStrict-Hayre de Grace-Hollis Court.
ney, Jr., Murray Vandiver, John A. Russell and
L. w. Murphy.
Marshals Of 7orchlight Procession Robert R.
Carman, Chief Marshal; Assistant Marshals-
Thomas G Forwood, Harry Bateman.
Assistants from each Precinct-Abingdon, 1st
District, H. A. Bateman and W. R. Cunning
ham; Magnolia, 1st. Christopher Herbert, T. j.
Sullivan: Hopewell I'd, Edison Fl. Ford, H. L..
Arthur; Halls X Roads, I'd, j. c. Hollis, G. P.
Mitchell; Churchville, 3d. David Hanson, Mich
ael Sullivan; Fallston, Sd, T. A. Shannahan, j..
NJ. STREET.; Upper X Roads, 4th, James v.
Whteford, Robert H. Thompson; Jarrettsville,
4th, 7. H. Nelson, Geo. A. Cairnes Norrisville,
4th, Elbridge Wiley, Geo. w. Butler Stearns,
9Th, John y. Stearns, William E. Wilson Dub
lin, 5th, H. Clay Whiteford, James R. Massey ;
Havre de Grace, 9th, Harry shure, George H.