Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
WHITE-HATTED MEN.
CLEvELAHD CLUBS TO THE FRONT TO
DAY AND WITH THEM TIE
BUsINEss-MBH.
A Grand Street Demonstration, TO be Fol-
lowed By Public Speaking on Broad
Near Eleventh Street

In other words II i Democratic Day "neu
the party organizations in this city, aided by
many Of those from other towns and cities OF
the Commonwealth, will unite to give vent
TO their devotion to the cause OF Cleveland
and Thurman.
The city viii be crowded. and With tolera-
bly, good weather the parade will exceed all
previous efforts in'this direction. IL VIII be
IA long line Of cheering Democrats who nave
enlisted IN the cause from patriotic purpose,
and who have given their loyal hearts TO the
cause Of which orr President is the expo
nent and champion.
Richmond is earnest, faithful, snd united.
Our party prospects here are excellent: we
have every cause TO be hopeful and grateful,
and to-day we must show our enthusiasm
ard make our visitors partakers OF II, TO the
end that when they return to their homes
thev will curry with them something OF the
feeling that auimstes us.
PROGRAMME.
The two principal features Of the day are:
/. Parade.
2. Speaking.
The parade will move of at II O'Clock,
aud the route Of march will be up Main
from Fourteenth To Fifth, up Fhth 10
Franklin, up Franklin to Pine, thence 70
Grace. thence 20 First, thence 10 Broad,
thence 20 the speakers' stand near Eleventh.
Organizations not i'm line when the pro-
ce.sion moves will fall Ia in the rear.
Badges viii BE- for first division, yellow;
second division, white; third division,
blue; invited guests, red; marshals and
stat, d-gbite.and-blue.
he chief marshal and aides will he on
Main street at tire Old Market TO receive re-
ports or give directions unti 1880.
Ciiizeus IN private or hired carriages who
ere interested il the parade aud who are not
able 10 march are invited by the cbfef
marshal TO ride IN the rear Of the procession.
The divisions Will form as follows
First division on the cross streets south Of and
rirht resting % Main facing west. On soutn
Tw0nty Second street, Colonel Aortoh hHtye
con maudng first division and aldos. modhieu
men under command OF Captain ". fredoflcN
Plcasants. On south Twenty-lrst street, sol
dicrsi Home Baud, Ola Dominion CluD, Union
CLUB. Fulton cub aud Marshan-Ma ara LiuD'
On aouth TFcuNfth street, hiadsOu- " aru Niuo,
Solids. Andrew Jackson Club, Columbian Club.
On south Nineteenth street. Iardeua's band,
Cl0T-War1 Activcs, lrving-Hell club. Eloa
Club. Jackson Ward Clubs, Manchester CluD.
second division. Captain John Lamb COM
manding. Will form On north kghteonh nnh
Niuoteonth rect fncing east, night resting on
Main. aud win be composed OF wishing ctnps
nfN fNfIF IlilaiH IlTf4lfA I'D iNN Nf't'A tN fAN
fhrv report Carriages with honorary and In
vlted C4ests viii form In twos on the lelt Of the
clubs on Eighteenth street and will follow this
division Thru division on cross streets north
~ 0rd right resting on Main facing east op
ri -lfoeuth street. first section, he s0ichS bahu,
trsIocss-mcn from mo north side OF Mntn street,
under command of George H. POmioStor nud
oflc4 On Seventeenth street, second section,
lu-inosLfnCn from south side OF Main street
under command Of Edgar W. Taylor and aides
Or F.rCclfh street. drum-cOrps. Third section:
bUeincs-mon from Broad street. IN charge OF
Powhainn T.. Dupuy and aides. ON tOurtoenth
street. fourth section. business-nen soum 81
Haln slrOet ulder command ot Chhrcs H.
brown E. =. tauu tors, Jr, and aides All DuAl-
urss-lien NOT r'igued ~ an0Fe Will report 10
and march with either ~ the above soNttons.
aIi piountei mon wiii report on Iweuty-sccond
street 10 anin 90 Captain ". +. Pieasants.
The right % the first division Will move Into
Vain street 10 l2 o'cock, aud wlllbe followed sue
cp-siytiy by sOiier parts. Tho second division
viii moyo when the left Of tho first has passed
10 right ana the third viii follow the carriages Of
he second.
CJ'En.sroNE CLUB.
This oreanizliion win appear In the pa
RIDE 10 carriages and will occupy position
% the leff of other Richmond clubs and Will
form on Slneteenth street.
TIE CITY CosnnlIEE AND TIE PARADE.
The City Democratic Committee held its
regular weekly meeting last night. The
chairman presented communication from
the ct0r.Coueral Of the demonstration
inviting the committee TO Join In the parade
I'm carriages.
On motion OF Mr.. Conner II was decided
10 accept the invitation, but instead OF
riding IN carriages for the nombers to pa
rade with their respective clubs.
a resolution presented by Mr.. Guy, re-
questing the businessmen to close Their
places OF business on the 2rh, in order to
sford their employees m opportunity TO par
ticlpate in the demonstration, was adopted
THE STEAMERS.
Governor Lee will preside over the meet
! ineand introduce the speakers, who Will be
! Hon. George u. Wise, Congressman Hemp
hil. Of South Carolina; United states
| Senator John ". Daniel, Hon. John Z. Har-
ria. and 6f other engagements Dermit) COlO-
nei Richard +. Beirne. Hon. John 5. Bar
| Latlr, it is hoped. win be present, and so
/ will no doubt give some account Of the can
vass in Virginia and other states.
A number Of other eminent speakers have
| beeh Invited, but 70 cannot now be stated
| positively how many OF them will be able to
attend.
| NUMEROUS VISITORS IN TIE CITY.
All the hotels In the city were filed up
| last night Several were turning guests
away before 0 O'Clock.
An excursion train Of fifteen coaches
! reached here yesterday evening over the
/ Richmond and Danyll'e road from Charlotte,
| y. c., bringing q great crowd.
| A special excursion also came In with
/ large numbers OF people from Halifax,
! Meckenburg. and Brunswick counties, Va,
| and from the adjoining counties in North
| Carolina.
The Chesapeake and Ohio trains were
| filed with passengers for the city from points
! between here and StauntOn.
| The SolcierP Home Band, OF Hampton,
/ reached the city last night and are quartefed
at the European Hotel on Ninth sueet.
The students from DuumOre's Business
| College At stauntOn are at the same place.
! 4 majority Of the people who came ID
Yesterday aud last night are from the South
| side counte, OF Virginia and from Durham,
| oxford. Reldsville, Caswell, Charlotte,
Greensboro, and other points In North
! Carolina.
! MeckIenburg and Halifax counties had q
larger representation bere last night than
any other eOunues IN the State. DanyillC
also sent up a biz crowd.
A special train left Lynchburg over the
| Richmond and Allegheny road at 10 O'Clock
last night.
Mr.. ]. L. Peyser, OF Petersburg, was In
| toe cty Yesterday evening 10 arrange quar-
/ ters Tor 400 members OF the Democratic clubs
Of that city who will reach here early this
! morning.
Tue Norfolk clubs win arrive on specia
tram al 10 o'clock. They Will be headed BY
the Naval Post Band.
Nearly every road will run special traini
10 the city to-day, aud with the large mum
! bers Of people already here we NAV expee
one OF the largest crowds ever gathered II
Richmond at political demonstration.
M2. BARBOUR IN TIE CITY.
Hon. JOHN S. Barbour and Hon. John T.
Harris reached the city last night and arr
quartered st the Exchange Hotel.
DR.. RyIand Painfully Injured.
The friends OF DR.. C. II. Ryland, th'
fuaoeisl secretary and treasurer OF Rich
mond College, will regret 10 learn that h'
Is confined 10 his home by severe fall re
celyed on yesterday while getting out OF
| vobf..le in froDf ~ ts hOuse. The gtel