The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-06
WIDE-AWAKE REPUBLICANS
The Demonstration To Be Made in Honor
of Their Candidates in This Campaign.
Generals Harrison ard Hovey Will Review the
Psrade-Democrats Preparing for Frauds
-Bynum q Friend of the Golden Club.

Inc Republican demonstration tonight prom
tses 70 be an affair Of fine proportions. All the
wards are taking an interest in it, and there
will be considerable rivalry to see which will
turn out the largest number OF men. IL all the
clubs that have signiied their intention to
march turn out there will be between thirty and
forty in line. In addition to the city organiza-
tions some of the out townships or the county
will send in large delegations General Harri-
son has consented to review the parade with
General Hovsy and Ex-Governor Porter, from
the balcony Of the New Dsnison House The
following revised general order, with reference
TO the parade, was issued yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 5, 1885,
The parade viii be composed of the clubs and or.
Plantations as named below:
First-Col- n. r. Ruckle will command the FIRST d.
vision, TO which have been assigned the following or
CARNATIONS: First Regiment Harrison and Hovey
Guards, Captain Richardson's mounted men. Capt.
Bieler's artillery, Columbia Club, Sons of Veterans
and First Voters. These organizations will report to
Colonel Ruckle at the corner of Washington and Ten
form on South Tennessee street, right resting on
second-Col Jas. B. Black will command the sec
ond division, to which has been assigned
the following organizations. Railroad Club.
Saw aud W~heelmakers' Club; Cary Coopers
Club; Haughville Club; John Brown Club;
4An anu " III SUI " W.. AAnutlB lCoA0CnNs
Carr Cadets; Twelfth ward and Thirteenth ward
clubs These organizations will report TO Colonel
streets, at 7:3O this evening. This division will form
On South Mississippi street, right resting on Wash
ington street. The folbowing-named persons have
been appointed aids TO the commander of the second
division: Mai. s. II. Shearer, Cbas. j. MANY, Harry
j. Pierce, John 4. CIeland, Jos. h. Sharpe, Cary Nc
Pherson, Maj. Vinson Carter. JOS. B. Healing and
Third-Horace Mckay will command the third d.
vision, TO which have been assigned the following or
carnations: The First, Second. Third, Fourth. Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh. Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh
ward aud H~otelwater clubs. These organizations
will report to Horace Mckay. at the corner OF Wash
ington and Tennessee streets, at $50 this evening. This
division will form on North Tennessee street, right rest
ing on Washington street. The following-named persons
have been appointed aids to the commander of this
division: Ben G. Wright, Howard Gale. NJ. d. Butler,
Henry T. Stevenson, P. H. Fitzgerald, r. X. Sbiel,
Albert Farley, c. c. Foster. William Morse. Jefferson
Caylor and John +. Glover. They will report, mount
ed, to the division commander at the above-named
time and place.
Fourth-Hon. Stanton J. Peelle will command the
fourth division. to which the following organizations
have been assigned: Fourteenth. Fifteenth. Six
teenth. Seventeenth. Eighteenth. Nineteenth. Twen-
tieth. Twenty-frst. Twenty-second, Twenty-thrd,
twenty fourth, Twenty-6fth ward clubs; VIII Beach
Company. Porter Guards, and Harrison Zouaves.
These organizations will report to the commander of
the fourth division at the corner of Mississippi and
Washington streets at 7:30 p. NJ. This division will
form on North Mississippi street, right resting on
Washington street.
Fifth-The following named persons have been ap.
pointed aids to the chief marshal: Major George
Herriott, Thomas Z. Ryan, w. D. Wiles. Moses G..
McLain, z. Thompson. w. A. Pattison, S. D. Pray,
DIR. Austin Morris. Lon Wade, Chas. Murray, j. Z.
Haskell WIN Thomas, Charles Wright. Ed Harmon.
W. Il: Tucker, Harry Clark. joe Forbes, Captain o.
Elam, Dan Ransdell, +. II. Rees, Miles Reynolds. w.
y. Tousey, John Bowlus. NJ. L. Johnson, VIII Taylor,
DIR. Oliver, Arthur Undertake, VIM. Dickerson.
Captain Stieglemeyer. Captain Louis Ruth. Lawrence
Gels and Charles Hickman. They viii report.
mounted. at the corner of Washington and Tennessee
Sixth-The procession will move at 7:35 O'Clock
from the intersection of Tennessee and Washington
streets. going east on Washington street to Meridian,
north on Meridian TO Circle, east on the Circle and
Market to Pennsylvania, north on Pennsylvania TO
Vermont. then countermarcE on Pennsylvania to
! Market, east on Market to Alabama, and disband,
passing in review by General Harrison, Gen. A. Z.
Hovey and ex-Gov. A. G. Porter. at the New Denison.
STANDARDIZATION commanders, commanders of
organizations. and aids, are requested TO provide
themselves with q copy of this order for their guild.
ance. GEo. w. SPAHR. Chief Marshal.
G. E. WHIST, Acknowledgement.
The following order concerning tie Veterans
regiment was issued:
The members of the First Veteran Regiment.
Harrison and Hovey Guards, will assemble at Pfaffni q
et that hour will join the regiment not later than 7:30
at corner of Washington and Tennessee streets
GEo. w. SPAHR, Colonel.
w. c. LAMB. Adiutant.
The Harrison and Hovsy Cavalry has organ
lied and elected the following officers: Colonel
d. a. Richardson; Northumberland, j. Bos-
well; major. j. Forbes; a~djutant. Clay Allen.
The captains are: j. w. Fort, Company A: j. T..
Haskell, Company B; G. j. Many. Company c;
Lee A. Fulmer. Company ID. The battalion
will form this evening on Washington street, in
front of the Stste-house at z o'clock.
The mass-meetine win take place Of Tomlin-
son Hall Immediately after the parade. Hon.
John NJ Butler will preside, and seventy-fvs
gentlemen have been designated as vice presi-
dents. The addresses will be by ex-Gov. Albert
g. Porter and Gen. Hovey.