The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-22
FIELD OF POLITICS.
A Republican Parade and Mass
Meeting Tonight.
The American Party Endorses George H. San
dsrson for Mayor-A Determined
Anti-Buckley Movement.

There will be another grand Republican
torchlight procession tonight when Senator
LELAND Stanford and Thomas Fitch, the
"silyer-tongued orator." will be escorted to
the new Wigwam, where they are to deliver
addresses on important issues of the day.
Several thousand good and true Republican
voters will turn ont. Colonel Frank w.
Sumner is Grand Marshal and Frank A.
Vail chief aid. Lieutenant Colonel William
Edwards is marshal of the first division,
which will be composed of the Bear Club,
Leland Stanford Club, three carriages con-
tanning Senator Stanford, Congressman
Morrow, Thomas Fitch and members of the
Republican State Central Committee, and
the Markham Nidettes, who will act as
escort to the guests.
Major ID. T. Miles is marshal of the second
division, which will be made up of the Nor
row Club, Phoenix Club, SaEderson Senti-
nelS, Liberty, Howard, National. Railroad
Mems and Fremont clubs.
The aids to the Grand Marshal are; Frank
W. Rossback, Al Stetson, D. E. Walker,
Jonn Edmonds, G. c. Clark and u. j.
Sahlien.
The Grand Marshal issued the following
for the benefit of the participating organiza-
tons Yesterday:
lAlaQG O4htlsNNu. 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 81, 1890.
First-The following IS published for The guild
auce Of mdTshalS and clubs participating III lhe
escort 10 Hon. Leland Stanford, aud the column
viii form as per the following:
SecOud-MaIshal and staff will occupy position
al tie corner of Market and New Montgomery
streets. Division mdTsbalS will take station at
point near where the head OF their divisions Will
rest. Bands that are not detailed Tor special
service viii report 10 the Chitf OF staff.
1hiId-Parade VIII lie formed IN two divisions,
viz:
FIRST division viii form on the east side of
New Montgomery street, right resting on NJ ar
bet street.
Second division viii form on the south side OF
Mission street, right resting on New MontGom-
cry street.
All clubs and organizations will take their
place IN column by marching in from Mission
stIeel, and report thSl arrival Immediately 10
lie Division Marshal.
FOurln-Au organizations and clubs must re-
port 10 tile Division marshAis at : 30 O'clock,
anu tie column viii move promptly at 40.
Organizations not In place al the appointed time
Will fall IN OF the marching column.
Flith-1he rocket battery Will take post at
7 80 o'clock, at The corner OF Suffer and New
Montgomery streets one Ted-nre wagon Will
take post al Tie corner of Post dud Montgomery
streets; The other red fire wagon Will take place
In rear OF tie Second Division.
SXih-Ihe column VIII march IN the following
order: Rocket battery, red-tlre wagon, detaeh-
ment of police. Marshal, Colonel T. W. Sumner,
CHEF OF staff, aids. FIRST diYSiOu-ColOnel WIZ
lam Edwards, Mai shal. Aics, band. carriage
Containing Hon Leland Stanford. Second diyi-
sOn-MHrshal. aids, band.
The column will move from New Montgomery
street TO Bush, 10 kearDy, TO Market, TO Eddy,
10 Wgwam.
Upon arrival at the Wigwam all the
marching clubs and organizations Will pass
through the big building in review, and be
dismissed.