Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24
ADLAI SPEAKS HERE.
Three Thousand Democrats Hear Hin
in the Academy.
AN INSPIRING SCENE
! Grand Rally and Torch
r-ht Demonatration'
R,YNER'S BURNING WORDS
Trrfo EsoodatOn Of the Radical
Foroc-BlI lniquY'
OVATION TO FITZ LEE
-.t Wise and Mr. Gordon Speak
,..u.,. for Mrs. steveDson-Ths
C,cdidaic's speech ia Fuli.
Grand Rally and Torch
r-ht Demonetration.
p,yyER'S BURNING WORDS.
Tsyrc Exoodaton OF the Radical
Fofoc-BH loiquiy.
OVATION TO FITz LEE

f...an.tration az the Academy Of
,.... .rIer tbe auspices Of the Cleveland
.4 Stevenson Campaign Club, aud IN
..'.,.. Hon. AdlaiE. Stevenson and Hon.
i. .,.. gaynor. was ono Of the most nota-
.. .,l enthusiastic ever held even IN this
,.ts, 70 the party.
rvsa grand o1tpouringof the people
... 4.,..a ..ratcd that the Democracy of
....r..l. city was never more wide
.-..s.r more thoroughly organized.
m. fs. ding was crowded TO its utmost
....-. mth Representatives Of all
.. -oratons. and professions. Every
., t. cs.lercs-tho only parts nc
..t..t, the public before the clubs ar-
.a es taken long before 8 o'clock,
clio lower boxes were filed with
-.- ..,
.. sage lal been beautifully deco
..to otb ferns and palms and bunting,
.....,, had been placed about four hun
......-. which were occupied by proml-
... r.rers Among these were Gov
....- Mckinney. Ex-Governor Fitzhugh
.. N,.r Liysou, Attoruey-Generol
-. COLONEL A. 5. Buford, Hon. George
U.. Professor B. Puryear, Rev. Dr.
-..t-~. D-. u0ge. Senator LOyansteln.
r.... a.. minor. Judge John II. Ingram.
.-F Ts.ta.ol. Colonel w. Ii. Palmer,
..-. t.rtun Wise. Hon. ID. c. Richard
b.. .... D.. 7. COlstOn. Chairman Basil
l.f... ex-senator James l.. Cor
H. ,I.un John \. Coke, G. II.
r. inv George II. Raw, NJ. Glen
30 L. -l.tsWlOd, T. c.. Morton, h. B.
r- .ai W. III. Sands, aud members
.. ... Committee. state Committee,
..l....'. members of the General As
.. heads OF the State and city
- .,.
t..fsntr TOECHLIGHT PROCESSION.
T .r.I ebt procession which pre-
.... ~. meeting at the Academy last
VISA rucce-s in every sense OF the
enthusiasm. fireworks, and hun
ardent Democrats could make 1t
streets along the route Of the
-r rr. IlaI with. men, women, and
-. vN. the shouts of applause
.lI t.. huiIuoss felt toward the
..- II. procession started from
......r street aud Church Hill ave
- a- ...r crossing over 20 Main
.-.| Ir .> fax as Fourteenth street,
speakers and committees
line. lhe huge column. amidst
strains of music and
r". glow OF lights, proceeded
.,... s,r et, whence they crossed over
'. tH.u. Sheriff John 4. Hughes
MARSHAL ot the parade. and be,
..uEri q number OF mounted
-le, aud bearing torches.
O. u tnp group Of horsemen was
'U.a Iavlor with a bigroostcr
t .a '- bot The Cleveland Scouts
.... Iu., no complete Zouave uul-
r-..f.i SPLENDID appearance and
- they had over hundred
OBJ. members of the Thur
- ... wreI ont In full force. and
f.. .ran,Zation bore huge
.. ..r.s.i ichct. which produced
r. .... effect. All the other clubs
E.. -g. form and turned out large
u-u.
II .tATloNS GIVEN THEM.
.r...- containing the speakers
.f.. followed IN the rear of the
-.a u ;lc first hack rode General
r '4r.r Lllvson, Colonel Cary,
.- r.i b. Gordon. They were
.t. ....r.l by the spectators. Be
. ....wad the committee and
r-..-t Democrats. among them
f i. lUi Congress Rayner.
M were cordially greeted, aud
... r.l l'.y compelled to raise b,s
.u.ul .gmcnt ot the cheers
1 .l- y.-s. Mr. Stevenson was
-'.. .-.art uy4uou and kept bis nat
-t.r route. Tho eutire lower
'.. l..l my was reserved for the
$50 o'clock the speakers ap-
D." "a
...a 3D. Cary, president of the
IaI Stevenson Club Mayor
harmon Gordon. of the state
tpuWIttce Dr. Hoge (; NJ.
r.tfll6; Hon. B. Is. MUn-
... .'-.--
... -ae applause which greeted
-.H Ihsdei when ex-GOy-
...H.l lee entered, and thCn the
l Went wild. aud cheer after
Ip. i0r ful!Y three minutes
continued
u.. u1aE's IEAYER.
'.y called the meeting TO or
I. Ll- announcement that the
would b' opened with prayer
.. 'i.-t. the eminent divine OF
,..wiug petition, which re-
ycreutial attention:
... s.n humble reverence we iu-
tHu Du this great assembly
..l- who como 20 speak 90 IA OF
ana the responsibilities OF
.-+r.3t republic.
.. .r fls blessings of civil gov
tfrfr-e institutions bequca.hed
I..Is i1raiatLtr7. And now
period iu The history OF our
ts' l.'l'a.,u are earnestly asking
ga may Ue maintained, how
.fiHr Tn1y be secured, and
1.ii}l may De perpetusted,
....,' a'' u'.'',,,Cy ,,',,,ir.. ssf,
..aa Give 70 Us thcn, We beseech
A-'w what Is true, aud the
hEu'.
Q. ,nl5 ttea, lsng ,no
..I ,....-. 3d., si'' ,,,O sia,.1,e
I--,I d. Eminent i'm tbe OYER.
.... ..a...ra.gIt1ft uuder tho con-
s....n.ltoit by Inc sovereign
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