The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
Delegates from the Various City Or:ani-
zations Present-The Grand Democratic
Demonstration on the gath October.
Mrs. Cleveland 10 be Invited.

d. 4. Reid, y 5. Gates, Robert Pear
man, Joseph l. Lee, Gary Trabue, Dan
/ iel Butter, 4. {. Kuowl 2, Captain Ed
rard Thomas, {. c. Tlnsley, George
Conway.
UNION DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
I. ". Carer, K o. Buich, H. c. Deanc,
81. j. LuTsey, :. a. French. ". B.
Credington, v. T Loving, j. L. thinner
FLBA DEMOCRATIC cLUB-oLAY WARD.
y. +. Craddoek, George H. Hopkins,
g. ". GOddin, Leigh Cru'chfieiG, :. B.
Brady, 4. C.. Anthony, d. B. Jones, John
\. Moore, H. W. Jones, l.. Bolton.
CLAY wAgD ACTTyEs.
W. r. Alien, A. II Courtney, J. II.
Capers, j d. Patton, Z. Z. Bernard, J. +.
Peltis. John T. Meredith, w Il. Mere
dih, b. 4. Jacob, 7. J. Smith, W. W.
Ryan.
FULTON CLUB.
E. NJ. Kosher, NJ Cranan, NJ. Fitz, F.
Lewis. James Welsh.
MADISON CLUB.
J. Taylor Stratton
COLUMBIAN CLUE.
D. ". Mo5ley, II. Il. wilkins, W p.
Knowles, J. NJ. Shelton, Chester \. De
ianey, John F. Wren. K f. Glover, J. 3.
T. Owen. J. c. Lamb, and ]. W Otley.
Among those present were Mr.. hyan,
chairman Of the Democratic City Com
mittre, Mr. John v. Olicy of the Execu-
tive Committee for Virginia Of the Ma
tional Association OF Democratic Clubs,
Sir James y. Patton, and Mr.. Wyndham
4. Mtreduh.
Nlr. Frischkorn moved that committee
Of one from each club be appointed on
credentials. Adopted.
The clubs retired and elected their own
commit eemen, who reported a. present,
ine names above given
THG DEMONSTRATION.
Mr.. Ryan asked whether a date had
been SET for a Democratic demonstration
The chair replied in the negative.
Mr.. Slratton then moved that a CON-
mittee of one from each club be ap-
pointed TO request the Vice President
and Executive Committee for virginia Of
the National Association Of Democratic
Clubs that tue State Convention of Demo
cratic Clubs be held in the city Of Rich
mOnd Adopted.
The committee appointed are Messrs
VI +. Crayan from Fulton. w. r. Mere
dith from Clay Ward Actives, j. W.
Carter from Union. J. T. Stratton from
Madison, b. Frischkorn from the OH
Dominion, J. Shelton from Columbian,
A. G Knowles from Solid" S. B. Brady
ffom Ella clubs, aud William Ryan from
the City Committee were appointed a
committee to confer together and report
al once.
The committee retired and soon re-
ported that they had decided to have the
grand demonstration on wednesday, the
2iIh day OF October
The report was unanimously adopted.
No ISTaRFERENCE.
|, was explained and generally under
stool that tie action Of the joint confer
ence Of delegates from the Democratic
city clubs would not IN anywise interfere
with the City Committee in its manage
ment Of the canvass.
TREASURER.
Mr.. James d. Patton was unanimously
elected treasurer Of the joint clubs.
Mr.. AND MRS CLEVELAND.
Mr. Ezekiel moved the appointment of
committee OF five gentlemen and a com
mttee of fye ladies to 90 t. Washington,
the gentlemen to bring the Pie-ident 10
Richmond on the day of the demonstra-
ZION, and the committee of ladies to in
vite and persuade Mrs. Cleveland TO ac-
company her husband, assuring her Of a
cordial Virginia welcome.
After discussion the method of meet
Ing the President and Mrs. Cleveland
was referred to the invitation committee.
BUSINESS.
Another committee was appointed who
will look after sundry things. They are:
From the Solids, +. 5. Gates; Clay Ward
Aclives, William Ryan; Columbian, DR.
d W. Moseey; Union. w. +. Loving;
Old Dominion, Is. Frischsorn; Futon, }
&. Welsh; Elba. d. F. Craddock; Madi-
son, William LOyenstein.
COMMITTEES.
The list of committees which Chairman
Ez-kiel has to appoint are: Invitations,
Finance, Music, reception OF Speaker
stands, Marshals on Horses, Printing
and Railroads and Fare.
Chairman t2rkiel was instructed to
announce through the daily press the
names OF the committeeman at the earli-
est practicable moment.
The chairman of each committee or the
members thereof are ex, ected 10 meet to-
ay at Mr.. EzekeFs residence, corner OF
Twelfth ami Marshall streets, where he
will give them cordial welcome, and
after a conference appoint the vsrious
committees.
\ motion was made by Mr.. Ezekiel,
seconded by Mr. Ryan. that the Demo-
cratic Association of Washington be in
yited to attend the grand Democratic
demonstration on October 24lh, which
wa, adopted.
Adjourned.
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