The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-15

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Democrats sing your war song.
cleveland. Stevenson and home rule.
Enthusiasm unboundod and al-perva-
tivc.
A parade Of the people rejoicing over
victory.
Thursday night the time for our man.
moth demonstration.
The great heart OF Richmond Will throb
and thrm with excitement.
Ten thousand people I'm line and the
largest mounted cavalcade since the
Confc6eracy.
Tho c~y is stnl they come-horse, foot
ana floats. Chief Marshal Peasants is
ie-eiving new applications for places in
lac every hour.
There was never such rivalry. Every
l.iv wants TO be at the head of the
column. and everybody wants to be just
lfIrl "a brass band.
-rrv back their claims by every sort
ri arrrmcnt of priority. and the position
NJ chief marshal is not a happy one.
>-..rrr is that Of Chairman Patteson,
f.-th.t natter lie is besieged by people
, en Sides concerning the parade, and
,r. hood NJ advice pouring in on him
f-.a ~ charge would cost a fortune IL
chairman Tatteson has nobly done his
f..v t. The campaign, and deserves a
-.f 800 has no part in the details OF
fra parade Captain Fred. Peasants is
cIef marshal and all matters concern
rr &c ara in his charge
A number of letters have been received
r..uasunc that the parade be made TO
bass certain houses for the special benefit
a. tho inmates. Just what the route will
q has not yet been made known, and
Viii mot Dee until tomorrow morning. The
rr..cssIon however. Will probably 90
lid Main 10 sixth street and thence TO
broad and Doe counter marched on that
Open thoroughfare, or perhaps, 1t will
.. uu one Of the paralleled streets and
t.rce ON 10 Broad Notice will be given
ir time. however. for those who are for
fU.ate cnOCgn 10 be on the line selected
O. join i'm the spirit Of the occasion by
Illuminating their yards and houses
The progress of the procession is indi-
Gated by the hour named in the cards Of
invitation 20 the reviewing stand. The
committee have sent out five hundred Of
these 10 prominent Democrats all over
tie State. They read as follows:
You are cordially invited to be present
on Thursday evening. November II, 1892,
So $3.50 o'clock, at the reviewing stand,
corner of Sixth and Broad streets. TO wit
ness the grand Democratic parade in
honor OF our glorious victory,
These are i'm great demand and will be
highly priced on the night of the nth
One gentlemen Of an economic turn Of
mind suggested TO the committee that
they might Doe sold for enough 10 pay the
expenses Of the whole affair. They are
however, badges Of honor and cannot be
bought.
Invitations We're sent yesterday 10 Mr..
Cveland. Mr.. Stevenson, Senator Hill.
Hon. Bourke Cochran. Mr.. Whitney,
Chairman Harrity. Hon. Don. NJ Dckin-
son. Senator German. Hon. w. F. Shee-
han, Colonel John K. Fellows Dir. Rich
ard Croker. eX-Mayor Davidson of Balti-
more Senators Vance and Ransom, Con-
Eressmen Breckinridge. Rayner. Bryan,
and w. /. Wilson, Hon. II. w. J. Ham,
State Chairman Gordon and the members
of the State committee. Hon. James J..
Gordon. oh the Virginia electors and Vir-
ginia's congressmen-elect and other dis
tinguished people
The special invitations sent out 10 or
eanizatons i'm other cities have not had
time 20 secure a reply. The railroad
rates are favorable 20 their coming, as
VIII Doe seen by a letter yesterday from
District Passenger Agent John d. Potts,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. He
saws.
'As requested I'm yours Of the 18th for
the celebration al Richmond. Va. Novem-
her nth. we viii sell on that day tickets
from stations on main line east of and
including stanton and on the James
River division from stations east Of
Lynchburg az the rate Of four cents per
mile round trip, tickets 10 be limited TO
day following date Of sale"
Caroline county Democrats have an
nounced their intention of having a wor-
thy representation.
The various trades and crafts all over
The city are organizing for the occasion
and rapidly reporting to the chief marshal
for assignment i'm line.
a meeting of the State officials and the
clerks in the several departments was
held I'm the Senate Chamber yesterday
afternoon Superintendent Lynn, of the
penitenuary, presiding, and MIR. Joseph
Button acting as secretary. 1t was deter
mined 20 participate in the parade Thurs
Gay msht, and committees were appointed
10 make the necessary arrangements.
colonel Morton Marye was elected mar
shall They VIII number about eighty-fve
Inc mousse and sign painters have or
ganized and Will have a handsome float
ana transparencies in line.
The Yachting Democratic Club. in
command OF Commodore Johnson, will
parade in carriages
The hardware and railway supply
clerks with $. NJ. Price as marshal, will
muster goodly number.
The Epps and Gunst Democratic Club
is another organization which promise
unique display.
The j.. II. Mayo & Brother Democratic
Club. siXty-hve strong, have also asked
Tor place in line.
The Barton Heights Club will come
forty strong in large wagons
The Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works, under the leadership Of Mr..
John Baird. Will march in column Of
seven hundred.
The members OF the retail grocery
trade, who intend TO join I'm Thursday
nights demonstration. are requested TO
notify boy mail or telephone Mr.. Hay T.
Thornton chief of the retail grocers'
division. All those seen will participate
but Mr. Thornton has not had the time
20 see all i'm person. So notify him, as
requested About one hundred and fifty
have announced their intention Of hav-
inc mounted representative in line
ur W. W. Parker chief Of the ply
sicians and surgeons division expects
90 have good turnout Of medical men.
Marshal Henry s. Hutzler. OF the real
estate division, has made the following
appointments: Aids-N. w. Bowe, r. y.
ChaHn. Frank ID. Hill ard Frank T.
S0ton. Orderies-Douglas T. Taylor
al Harry l.. DenOOn
The mounted cavalcade is growing to
large proportions.
old Dominion Democratic Club met
last night An arrangements have been