Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
Democrats Protecting Arrangements for Fri
days Demonstration.

days Demonstration.
now rHr PARADE WILL BE FoRMED-PRoTEsTs
AGAINST Mr.. NORRIS AcTIoS--rHE APPOINT
NEST OF An tSArorgATIoS COMMITTEE
TuE MATTER DISCUSSED AGAIN LAST NIGHT.
For three hours last evening the democratic
central committee wrestled with two perpleI-
ing Questionable grand democratic jolliics-
tion meeting next Friday evening and James
l.. Norris The first satisfactorily settled,
but "a 90 the second the meeting adjourned
before either party secured a fall and the con-
test will be resumed at the next meeting Of the
committee. Monday evening next
10 vs- supposed that the sole purpose Of last
evenings meeting the completion Of the ar
rangement- for Friday evenings parade, and
that M. the first matter considered. Before
really getting down to business. however. an
Interesting Incident occurred. After the
minutes If the last meeting had been read Mr.
Tolson stated that he had at the preceding
meeting voted in favor 81 appointing . commit
rlit;ee II ten 20 select inaugural committee
re nov wished 10 ehanse his vote to no. Mr..
James T. Brown vigorously objected, however,
saying that the gentleman had right 20
do 81.
sion Had known then much as did
afterWGrd would have voted the other way.
Mr.. Browu-Perhaps YOU we're not rightly sd-
v.-ed BIZ YOUR counsel
Mr.. Tol-ou-Perhaps I wasn't.
Chairman Holmead decided that il was too
late for Mr. TolSon to change his vote and di-
rected that letter from Mr.. TOlson refusing TO
serve upon the committee OF ten be read. Mr..
tdwArd I.yuch thea appointed in Mr.. Toll
sons place.
THI COMMITTEE WILL WALK.
Mr. john :. Miller. the chief Inarshal q! the
Tarade. ~s- Te.t invited to present his report,
Int before doing so plunged the meeting into
-hat ct one time appeared to be endless confusion
b. simply asking. Will the committee ride
wax in the parade
'.r. Weller moved that eleven Carriages be
srraged aud MIR. ladigGa moved as a substi-
tlr-, that the committee walk
AE. John BOYLE saIi he was in favor OF walk
ing He was too democratic to ride in a car
mage and ~ he rode horseback he would not be
able To ait down with his family at meals for
more than q week
~. Weller said he was not afraid to walk for
b. bal walked when brickbats filed the air. II
l. rode hor-eb1~a he would make a show. The
b. Use would be ia line. but he would not. II
the committee walked, however, i. would be
lot. and. for himself. he wanted to be conspic-
uuls- Therefore. be would vote for the car
Tlages.
y, a Yea and nav vote the committee decided.
10 to 3. TO walk Mr. Weller objected to Mr..
Tolsons vote being counted because the gen.
man had stated that he would turn out with
- district. but the objection not sus-
famed
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PARADE.
Nr. Miller then read his report, as follows:
All organizations desiring to participate in the
parade IN honor Of the election of Cleveland
-.
the 18th instant, at 3 o'clock, in the following
order named:
The first division. under Marshal c. II. Flick
Ing. comprising all the regularly organized
clubs Of the District of Columbia and all organ
Lations from the first second third fourth
nth. sixth aud seventh districts. will form on
street north. with right resting on 22d street.
The Jackson Club Will be accorded the right Of
his division and the remaining clubs will take
position according 20 date of organization.
The second division. under Marshal E. b.
Hay. composed OF the organizations from the
eighth, ninth, tenth. eleventh, twelfth, thir-
tecnth and fourteenth districts, will form on
2ist street. right resting on street north.
The third division. under Marshal Henry
Buscher. composed of the organizations from
the fifteenth. sixteenth, seventeeth. eighteenth.
nineteenth. twentieth, twenty-irst and twenty
second districts. will form on Goth street, with
right resting on h street north.
The fourth diyisiOn. under command OF Mar
shall Maj. II. l. BiscOe. comprising the Virginia
Democratic Association and all organizations
from Virginia and Maryland will form on 18th |
street with right resting on K street north.
Ma-shals Of clubs will form their organiza- |
uOns Ia column OF fOurs ard take intervals of
seven;y-six inches. and will be careful to have
their clubs assemble in time to reach the place
of rendezvousby : O'Clock p. IN.
The column will move promptly at 7:30
O'Clock. and all divisions will at once take their
respective places in line.
The route will be along X street to Washing
ton Circle. around the circle into Pennsylvania
avenue, along Pennsylvania avenue to 4th
street east. where the parade will be dismissed.
Torches and transparencies must not be lighted
until the entire procession Is formed and ready
Ia move.
The division ma-shals and aids will be mounted
and viii each wear blue sash n a badge of dis
tincfion.
All aids TO the chief marshal will assemble at
22d and streets northwest promptly at !
O'Clock. and are requested to wear in addition
10 the blue sash. dark clothes and black silk hat
10 l. earnestly hoped the above orders may be
strictly adhered TO by all divisiohs and club
msr-hAl- and thereby secure promptness in as
ssmblIng and avoid confusion and delay in
moving the procession.
ghe report was approved and the committee
decided 10 wear high white hats and invite the
advisory committee of fifty 10 march with it. II
also decided 10 permit substitutes. The
members. reporting Tor their respective dis
trIcts. announced that there would be sixteen
bands o. music IN the line and probably more
The secretary WIS requested to ask President
Hurt q the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road 20 stop the cars the avenue between
and . o clock the evening Of the parade.
An ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
The chair announced that the advisory COM
mittee. No members from each district and six
al large. had been made up. and after being
rcsd the list was approved. as follows:
Let. 1hos. Grav and Wm. n. Rose jr: ID H.
J.. l. White and ThOs. ". Buckev; Sd John
Curtin and Frank T. or Itt ith VIM. A Hutch
IN and RObt T. Talbot: 5th. Chas Denham
ard Lawrence Conror. sth. James r. willett
and WA. Il. Brown. eth. Robt. Christie and
Ihp-. J. Luttreil. sth Geo. r. Brown and John
A tuprert. 9Th. J. ). Darlington and Chas. A.
hruI-.. 10Th. Edward Kennedy and Edward
Watt. nth. John g. Campbell and James T.
shea l4th. EUd- J.. Jordan and Edw. r Buck
lev. 18th. ". ". Goddard and T. r. Homer.
18th John X. Kelly and Frank J. McQuade;
18TH. Mills Deau and Joseph Shilhngtou: 10th
Esd- a Ighes and Joseph Mariuelli: 18th Jack
cor Nste> and Maurice Fitzgerald. 18th Martin
Home and A. J. sanford: I9th, George Kileen
and Maurice T. Tally; 10th. {. r.. Bride and
EGgeu- helm; 2ist Geo. +. Hardin and Geo.
W. IAlbert; I'D. Chss. +. Shelton and John H.
Gate; a. large. James l. Norris. VIM. Dickson,
Lawrence Gardner. Andrew 4. Iipscomb
Henry T. Davis and John ). Miller.
IHE ISSUGURAL ARRANGEMENTS.