Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-11-18

Thousands will be in Line.
TUESDAY Night, NOV. 22d.
Next Tuesday night the democrats of the
city and county will celebrate one of the
greatest trlumphs achieved by any politi-
cal party in the history of our country. In
order that the celebration may lie worthy
of the great occasion, club meetings have
been held all over the county to perfect ar
rangements and to act in concert with our
city organization. Last Saturday evening
the democratic club here held a largely at
tended meeting and appointed Mr.. Edward
Burke chief marshal Of the parade, and
MI Thomas Kivlighan marshal of the club,
with power to appoint his alternates. The
J following committees were also appointed:
Invitation Committee and Advertising
John N. Opie, chairman; VIM. A. Burke,
members OF the Democratic press.
Committee on Hats. H. Powell, Ken
meth Mccoy and J. W. McChesney.
| Committee on Fireworks and Torches
J. w. Brandeburg. chairman; George L..
Schmid, J. W. Paine, Barkman & Singer,
W. w. Timberlake, B. F. Horn, r. E.
Murray, Jacob Wehn and E. G. Hardy.
On Transparencies John McQuaide,
chairman; E. D. Snapp, Albert Hart, Wal
ter D. Hoge, H. E. Hosey, T. j. Collins,
! Frank Atkins, N. Argenbright, Charles
Grattan, E. M. Gushing, W. II. Fowle,
George ID. Levy. George W. Blackley, G..
W. Fretwell, J. Z. Long, J. J. Kilgalen, j.
L. Beck. w. II. Hyer, Capt. Ed. Moon,
Jno. S. Lee and O. r. Funston. Chairman
McQuaide has made the following additions
to his committee-P. III. Trout, George A.
! NEWMAN, W. G. Straughan, w. H. Weller,
J. w. Liggett. Capt. Thos. S. Doyle, E. W..
Stewart, w. F. Summerson. A. Loeb. r.
P. Landlord, John w. Bryan, VIM. A.
Grubert, Prof. 7. B. Coleman, Tom Hogs
head, Ernest Lickliter, Maj. A. Hart,
Geo. Lawrence. Henry NJ. Witt, VIM. Law
renee and S. D. Timberlake.
Transportation-P. III. Woodward, chair
man; W. Moffett and James Ker, il.
General Executive Committee George
TT, 10 T
der, Edward Burke, George W. May, J. II.
Crosier and Robert w. Burke.
Chairmen of committees are authorized
to appoint any additional committeeman
they may see fit. They are also urged to
call their committees together as soon as
possible to organize and get down to work.
| Chief Marshal Burke appoints
THE PRESIDENT OF EVERY DEMOCRATIC
| in the county an assistant marshal for the
procession; OF. if the president cannot at
tend, he has authority to name his alter
nate.
The organized clubs from the county and
elsewhere shat will participate in the parade
are as follows-Staunton, with over 200
strong, Mt. Sidney, Harrisonburg, Way
nesboro, Basic City, Greenville. Spotts-
wood, West End, Mt. Scion. Parnassus,
Bridgewater, Buena Vista, Glasgow, Mid
dlebrook, Newport, Craigsville, New Hope,
Hermitage, Mt. Meridian and Harriston.
In all estimated at ove- two Thousand.
There will be besides these many volunteers
that will probably swell the number to 5000
OF 1900 men.
| THE WEST END CLUB.
The democrats of West End met at
Blackburn IS store Tuesday night and made
all necessary arrangements to participate
in the parade, and appointed Capt. J. N.
Mcfarland marshal, also the following:
Committee on transparencies Tan
ner, r. C. Anderson, E. M. Gushing. w.
F. Snapp, Luther Lushbaugh, I. r. Black
burn and VIM. Lickliter.
| Committee on torches-J. L. Van Faus-
zen, B. G. Brown, g. w. Peace, w. w.
Patteson and Chas. Tanner.
Committee on finance-E. M. Gushing,
W. F. Snapp, 7. r. Blackburn and w. W.
PatteSOn.
| Resolutions were passed inviting the
democrats from all precincts in the dis
trict beverly Manor) to meet their organ
ization at West End by 6 O'Clock and be
ready to march with them into town.
CHIEF MARSHAL S ORDER.
The following appointments and order
has been issued by the Chief Marshal of
the parade: Assistant Marshals- Capt.
Thos. d. Ransom, Col. p. B. Hogshead,
Capt. John McQuaide, John T. Hartman,
JAS Hounihan, Wayt King, VIM. Fretwell,
Capt. S. L. Thornburg, Jos. L. Barth,
Capt. I. j. Crowder, S. Y. Amiss, Capt.
A. NJ. Valz, j. Lewis Bumgardner, John
Smith, Geo. w. Blackley, Capt. John n.
! Ople, P. II. Trout, John Brown, w. T..
McCue, G. A. Gladke, w. P. Tams, Capt.
J. c. Marquis, Capt. J. N. Mcfarland. T..
r. N. Speck, Andrew Bowling, A. C. Cor
don, Alex. Teabo, f. M. Hager, Col. FL. J..
Williams, Frank Alexander. w. o. Sgd
nor. T. II. OConnor, Ham McFall, Hon.
Marshall Hanger, F. C. Smith, w. A. Cush-
ing. Geo. A. Hutcheson, w. Starke Burke,
N. G. Watts, Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker.
Hon. Edward Echols. VIM. Wholey. ]. G..
Whitlock, r. G. Wright, Hon. Geo. w.
Koiner, Martin Bergen, W. F. Summer
son, M. B. Smart, j. Alex. Bumgardner,
VIM. Patrick, Jas. II. Woodward, Thos.
Hpgshead and Capt. ]. H. Waters.
4 Clubs FROM the county will lie met by as
j sistant marshals before entering the city
) and instructed where to take their PLACES
!, in the column.
] The Mayor will enforce the ordinance