The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-23

water. should no longer be simply per
milted TO send our CODqTessmen 10
Washington, but should take ouf place
where we belonged, seD0 our southern
men 10 foreign courts, 10 the Cabinet, 10
all posts Of honor, and assist ourselves.
Grover Cleveland has said. you South
ern men and YOU Virginians, you have
done well and he has bolOTed the leaders
o. the South by giving them practical
recognition Of their wsrtb. -
Everybody knows that the triumph OF
the Republicans mean
NEGRO DOMINATION
in the South. and il will be worse than
II was before. The cOlOred people have
Drohied by experience, and they Will &c.
msnd and receive substantial recognition
and you will see under Republican rule
negroes In all The Offices in the South.
lie explained that the working men and
the employe are alike concerned In bust
nest; for ii the one prosp: red in business,
be paid out more 20 his wOrkmen. What
a city we hsveY Only nine arrests made
last Sunday. and In the Third district
which embraces Clay ward not ali arrest
al all.
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
There IS a fue organization in the
field against you The best the Repubi'
cans have had in the city for Ten years.
v e must meet organization by organ-
cation and with such men here present
we are bound 10 win.
Mr.. Henry Cohen, OF Old Dominion
Club. sang a campaign song, which was
loudly applsuded.
MR.. JOHN ". OTLEY,
chairman of the Executive Committee
Of Democratic Clubs for the State said
that there were 264 clubs reported TO him
with large membership each. IL re-
Quired work though on the part OF all TO
insure success. We have 10 stir up. A
bass drum and tin horn may do its
part but YOU have 10 20 TO work and You
must 20 round and see the people at
their homes and work among them there,
else our majority may be reduced
Refreshments, liquid and solid were
then served.
OTHER CLUBS.
Elba Club. Of which Alderman X y.
Davis is president, met last night at
their hall on West Broad street. There
were nearly one hundred present. They
were all provided with hats and ban
dsnas and The entire club will be in line
to morrow at The parade. They Will
meet at $50 o'clock am.
Andrew Jackson Club met last night
al Columbus Hall. They had fine
meeting. The principal speaker was
Mayor EllysOn, who came there from
Madison Ward Club This meeting, the
members say, was the best meeting held
vet. The club will claim The premium
for the largeness Of members in the pa
rade tomorrow.
The Madison Ward Democratic Club
met "fu,l handed on last night, strong
for Cleveland, the noble "cld Roman -
and Democracy The following members
Of the ward we're elected as active mem
bers Of the club viz: T. Hill Montague,
J. il Bates, r. / Wade, 5 t. Robertson,
j. c. Hill. Geo. 4 GIBSON. r. A. Lancaster
Jr.. C. l.. Eubank. w. w. Leiew, ID. 5
HarwOod ii. f. Vaughan, l.. ID. John
son, DR. r. c. Darlington and Frank Riley
Memlers Of the club will meet at the
club-roOm. No sol + Broad street, this
afternoon az $3.50 O lock for their uni
forms, and AZ said club-rO0m on the 24th
inst. at 10 a. m sharp TO form for the pa
rade. See their advertisement elsewhere
Old Dominion Club of jefferson ward
holds a called meet ne tonight at their
club rooms TO perfect arrangements Tor
the parade tomorrow.
The Chesterfield Troopers as well As
the mounted men from Manchester and
the Hanover Troop will join In the
mounted line under command Of Mr. W.
Fred Peasants
The Fourth Precinct Club in Jackson
ward met last night Nearly every mem
Der was present. They will all be in line
tomorrow.
Fulton Club also met last night and
made all the arrangements nece ssarv TO
ioin the parade as IL reaches the lower
part of toe city
The members Of Jackson Ward Demo
cratic Club, No. !, will assemble at the
corner of Third and Baker streets for
parade tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock
sharp. Mr. Charles II Phillips is ap-
pointed mounted marshal for this club.
ALL IN READINESS.
The conference committee of The united
Democratic clubs met at the rooms Of the
Old Dominion Club Of Jefferson Ward
last night, N Ezekiel. president, in the
chair. The reports of all the committees
were presented, and everything is ready
for the grand Democratic parade to-
morrow.
Committees were appointed TO meet
and escort the visiting clubs 10 their
places IN the line of march, and II large
number Of clubs will report for duty.
THE ORDER or PARADE.
The following general order Of the pa
rade has been issued by General Charles
J. Anderson, chief marshal;
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CLUE,
RICHMOND, October %, 1883.
Having been appointed chief marshal
of the parade of tie Democratic clubs
and business men Of Richmond and other
cities o. Virginia, October 2flh in honor
Of the National and State Democratic
nominees. the following arrangements
made, will be observed and carried out
faithfully and promptly by all con.
cerned, every one having in view the sue
cess Of that splendid policy inaugurated