The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
THE CAhPAIGN.
Work That the Richmond Clubs WIN Do
Before the Elections.


Before the Elections.
The Workingmen's Democratic Club OK
Clay ward, held a largely attended meeting
last night at Belvidere Hall. with Mr.. II.
Calder AS chairman and Mr. L. T.. Bernard,
secretary.
There we're several new members received
into the club
An invitation was rendered the club from
the Union Democratic Club, of Union Hil,
20 join with them In their public meeting
and demonstration of the sth Of September
next.
The secretary of the club was instructed
30 take steps TO unite them with the Ma
tional Association of Democratic Clubs.
This organization has Its headquarters in
Washington. and one of its principal OBJ
jects besides securing thorough harmony
and cooperation among such clubs all over
the country is the supplying of them with
campaign literature.
The Clay Ward Actives. that old and we'll
known club. will unite with the Working
mems Club in la grand demonstration
and speaking on the 10th OF Septem Der.
large and handsome banner will be flung TO
the breeze across Main street, at Belvldere
Hall. to Laniers place at that time.
The nights session WAS most harmonious
and pleasant. Every man realizes the work
before him and means to labor without
ceasng for the success OF the Democratic
ticket.
IN THE EAST END.
The Union Democratic Club is working
vigorously and actively. and having been
the first to enter the campaign will keep
il up with enthusiasm to the close. large
meeting is expected tomorrow night at
Powells Hall. when well-known Virginia
orator has promised to deliver an address.
All the details for the demonstration OF the
sth of September will be completed at this
meeting and full attendance of members
is desired.
The following programme of the proceed
ings on the occasion of the flag raising has
been prepared and will be carried out:
/. All Democratic clubs and associations
of Richmond and Manchester to be
specially invited 20 participate IN the de-
monstration on the sth of September Of the
tag-rGising by the Union Democratic Club.
2. Those clubs and associations west or
Fourt zenith street be requested 10 assemble
on south side Of Main street left resting on
Fourteenth. promptly at 1880 p. NJ.
3. The Thurman Club and the Old Do
mnion Club will assemble on south side OF
Main street. right resting on Nineteenth
street at 80 =. NJ. promptly.
4. All the clubs and associations Of Full
ton will assemble on TwentY-titth street,
leIl lbbLlue on udll olibehs hA slO nun
above named.
8. The uniform battalion Of the Union
Democratic Club will assemble at its hall at
$3.50 p. NJ. and proceed with band to Mayo's
bridge where IL will meet and escort tho
Manchester clubs. the route being up Four
teenth 10 Main. taking up IN It's line OF
march down Main the clubs and associa-
tons named and up Iwenty-ffth street to
its intersection with Churoh-Hill avenue.
6. Sufficient space will be roped off and
reserved around the platform for the clubs.
who will be conducted into the space so re-
served without breaking ranks.
z. The exercises 20 commence promptly
at o'clock and will consist of the follow
ing Music, raising Of dag, salute, speeches
by Ex-Governor FitZhugh Lee and Colonel
Meade Haskns. music. speeches by Senator
John ". Daniel and Hon. G. ID. Wise, dis
missal
Officers Of the different clubs proposing to
take part in the above demonstration will
please notify the secretary of the Union
Democratic Club, Dir. +. G. Crump, by pos
tai or otherwise.