The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-18
READY FOR THE RALLY.
THOUSANDS OF DEMOCRATS
AWAITING THE WORD.


cession and the Line of kerch-The
Arrangement of the Transparencies
and Fireworks-The Speakers Who
Wiu Be Here-The Programme at
the De Soto.
The great democratic jubilee will take
place tonight. Everything is in readiness,
and if the weather is good the people of
Savannah may prepare themselves to wit
ness the grsndest democratic celebration
ever known in the history of the city. From
the reports brought to Savannah by parties
WHO witnessed the celebration in neighbor-
ing cities, Savannsh's will outsnine them
all.
The clubs and various organizations will
assemble at their headquarters at : o'clock
tonight and march to the military parade
grounds, where they are expected at 1880
o'clock, in order that the line of march may
begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Grand Marshal Col Rufus f. Lester,
Col. Reilly, chief of staff, and the aids to
the grand marshal will assemble at the con-
federate monument at O'Clock, which will
be the headquarters of the grand marshal.
THE RENDEZVOUS.
The organizations will enter the parade
ground at the northeast and northwest cor
ners from Drayton and Whitaker
streets at the intersection Of
Hall street, where they will be met
by the aids and escorted TO positions in
line. All organizations, by request Of the
grand marshal, are directed not TO light
their torches and lanterns until after their
arrival at the parade ground. On ap
preaching the parade ground two torches,
or lanterns, may be lighted TO give notice or
their arrival. The signal for lighting Gil |
the torches will be given by Chairman |
Cope of the fireworks committee by the dis |
charge OF heavy floral bomb
The line will be formed with the head
resting at the corner of DrsytOr aud New
Houston streets and will be pushed
forward as the organizations fall in until
IL rests at Hall and DraytOn streets, from
which point the march will begin. The for
nation Of the line will be about as follows;
Detail of police.
Grand marshal and staff mounted.
Invited guests and executive committee
In carriages.
Mounted organizations
Military clubs.
Political clubs, transparencies and other
organizations to be formed in line as they
arrive.
THE BANDS.
PJ. O'Connor, H. G. Ganahl and Joseph
Phillips, committee on music, have distrib.
uted the bands az follows:
Fourth Brigade baud of Charleston meets !
at $3.50 D. M at Turner's hall to escort Tam
many Club TO assembly ground.
First Regiment band meets at $50 D. m.
at Brough5on and West Broad to escort
First DISTRICT, Robertsville and Central
railroad clubs
Middleton's band meets at $50 D. IN. at
Guards armory TO escort Tom Screven
Club.
The Allen band meets at $50 p. m. at
general office of the Savannah, Florida and |
WaakeFn railway IN ascOrt its olub
The German Husssr band meets at 6:30p. |
m. at the Savannah brewery to escort its |
club.
Winters band meets at 6:3O O'Clock D. NJ,
at P. Il. VOTERS brewery to escort its club. |
All the other clubs located in the neighbor-
hood OF the above mentioned clubs will ar
range TO assemble with them and march to
the assembly ground.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
The line of march will be taken up at s
O'Clock and will be as follows:
Parade ground 10 Drayton street.
Drayton street to CASTOR street, CASTOR
street to Jefferson street, Jefferson street TO
Jones street. Jones street to Eass Broad |
street, East Broad street to Liberty street |
Liberty street to Bull street. Bull street to |
Broughton street, Broughton street 20 Dray,
ton street. Drayton street to Congress street,
Congress street to Bull street, Bull street
20 Bay street. Baylstreet to Whitaker street
street TO West Broad street, West Broad |
street to Broughton street. Broughton street |
TO Bull street, Bull street to Liberty street |
Liberty street to Whitaker street, Whita- |
ker street to Harris street, Harris street to |
the De Soto.
Arrangements have been made by the |
residents along the line Of march to bril- |
liantlY illuminate their houses
THE GRAND MARsHAL's AIDS.
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed aids to the grand marshal;
Peter Reilly, chief of staff. q. b. Pritch-
ard, John r. Young, A. w. Harmon, Fred
Myers, Jr., r. NJ. Demere, Abran Minis,
Andrew Mccormack, P. W. Mel
drim, j. W Mcintyre. Julian schiey,
George +. Walker, Gratz c. Myers,
G.. E. G. Fell, Denis ]. Murphy,
Charles D. Russell, II. G. Ganahl, Ed NJ.
Habersham, d. l. MacIntyre, Robert J.
Wade, j. X. Anderson, Q. r. Woods, R. f.
Burdell, Davis Freeman, John Lyons, f.
d. Bloodworth, William Gibbons, E. {.
Gleason, Beirne Gordon, John Schwarz
John Feeley, w. Daffin. G. F. Strobhar,
Fred Habersham, w. I. O'Brien, Ed w.
Karow, R. G. Gaillard. John d. Gould,
George ". Owens, Gen. P. McGlashan, o. |
L. Tilton, George Q. Gaillard, J. f. Brooks,
Joseph Ferst, w. j. Clearly. NJ. A. Butti-
mer, A. E. Moynelo, l.. NJ. Ryals, A. c. |
Harmon, Henry McAlpin. G. H. Remshart,
9. S. Connerat, W. w. Gordon, Jr.,
1uoludb sweeney, w. a. FRIEND, Il. Il . |
Guerard, Clement Saussy, ). +. Minis, ID. |
K. Thomas, ]. R. Sheldon, J. L. Walthour, |
Thomas Ballantyne, s. r. Harris, A. A. |
Aveilhe, r. @. Fleming, Luke Carson. |
John B. Baird, R. w. Grubb Mcintosh |
county; E. h. Galloway, Burke county: A. |
Gordon Cassels, Liberty county; D. r. |
Grower, Bulloch county; H. K. Daniel, !
Emanuel county; J. Partridge Smith,
Bryan county; j. D.. Grower, bingham |
county; U. P. Wade, Scriven county |
Henry j. McGee, Tattnall county.
The aids will secure their sashes to-day |
from Capt. Dillon a5 the court house.
THE FIREWORKS.
The fireworks will be brilliant feature |
OF the occasion.
Chairman Cope Of the fireworks commit |
Zee has taken great pains to get everything |
In systematic shape. He has secured five |
carts, which will be in charge Of his aids.
who will see to it that the whole line OF |
march is kept brilliantly illuminated with |
bengal lights and danger signals
The first cart will go about fifty yards |
ahead Of the procession aud Will dis |
tribute the bengal lights along |