The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
WILL SHOW THEIR JOY.
nrNocRATS WITR "A BLAZE OF
GLORI
VIII Celebrate Our Great victory-Al, tho
rolsticaI clubs VIII Join In Grand
Parade and Demonstration.

Arc We going to celebrate the Demo-
cratic victory? Are we going, to have a
demonstration? and similar questions
were asked on all sides yesterday. The
questions can be answered I'm the anirma-
five to-day. Yes. we are to have a grand
demonstration and celebration Of the
greatest victory ever achieved in Ameri-
can politics.
Tuesday night after midnight, when the
great Stercopticon bulletin OF The Times
confirmed beyond reasonable doubt the
election Of Cleveland. "a few OF the mem
hers OF the City Democratic Committee
determined 10 inaugurate the move AZ
once.
The same degree OF mingled satisfaction
and enthusiasm seemed 10 possess the
minds and souls OF many other Democrats.
however. and subsequent events proved
that nearly every political organization In
the city had the same intention.
President Starke. OF the Powhatan Club,
advertised I'm the morning papers yester-
day a call for meeting OF that staunch
organization. and several other clubs sub
sequently announced their intention OF a
parade.
Yesterday Colonel John r. Cary, presi-
dent OF the Cleveland and stevenson
Campaign club called n meeting Of that
ORGANIZATION in the circuit courtroom at
6 o'clock. and invited the presidents OF the
various Democratic clubs to be present.
There were present the following presi-
dents. II. VI. Starke. Powhatan club;
W II. Culllngworth. Union Club; Evan
Sncad. Clay Ward Actives; william II.
Welsiger. Commercial Travellers cub
Julius 4. HobsOn. Madison Ward Club;
I4fnip4oB
Beverly T. Crump, Thurman Club, ana
others
Colonel Cary stated that previous 10 the
election his club. which had intended TO
have a grand demonstration, gave way
10 the enthusiastic movements OF other or
eanizatlons but. at the same time
determined upon the celebration OF
Cleyeland's election, II II came TO
pass. but that now he thought 1t best
- consult the other clubs, so that all
might participate.
After the claims Of several clubs had
been set forth and discussed I'm good
natured way, II was decided flat IL was
best TO have the demonstrate IN under the
immediate auspices OF the City Central
Committee, and a motion 10 refer the
matter 10 that committee was unani-
mously adopted.
IL is understood that the committee is
already AT work, and the parade Will
probably take place not later than next
Tuesday right.
This demonstration will undoubtedly be
the grandest that Richmond has ever
seen 1t IS said that not only the clubs,
hut the citizens at large, VIII ne requested
90 AXE part. and large numbers OF en-
thusiastic Democrats from every part OF
the State will be present 10 take part in
the fun and help the boys yell. 1t is
thought that a special train will be run
from Petersburg on that accession.
Powhatan Part.
The Powhatan Club held a well-at-
tended meeting last evening and enjoyed
mutual concentrations on the great Dem
ocratic results. Bulletins were read CIV
ing the latest news Of the astonishing
victory. and much enthusiasm prevailed.
kilograms Of congratulatiOn were sent
in the name Of the club to Cleveland and
Stevenson, respectively, on the results,
and 10 Senator Hill on the effect OF his
splendid work I'm New York.
The club discussed the question OF at
tending Cleveland's inauguration, and the
chair appointed committee 10 take an
option on a special train for that occa-
sion.
In view OF the action Of the meeting OF
club presidents referring the question OF
celebrating the Democratic victory 10 the
city committee, the cruz W1lhdtcN lbo
proposed plans and expressed deter
mination TO enter heartily in the general
parade and passed a vote Of cordial CO.
operation with the committee.
A committee Of boys from the Rich
mond High School. representing $50 boys
Of that institution, appeared and pre-
scented a communication requesting 10 he
allowed to parade in company with the
Powhatan Club in the proposed demon
strauon.
number Of complimentary remarks
we're made i'm connection with the boys re-
quest. and Colonel John Bell Bigger
clinched the whole matter by saying: I'VE
feel not only honored by having the boys
Of the Richmond High School with us
but / wish TO God we could have the
girls with us. Zoo"
President Starke expressed his pleas
ure 40 having them. and promised that If
they could not procure torches he would
see that they had them.
Ou motion If Mr.. Ben. T. August, the
paper was received and filed, and the
secretary instructed TO convey n formal
invitation To the boys TO parade with
them.
Tho committee on uniforms recon-
mcn1ed as "a uniform for the occasion
Y bite felt hat with miners lamps for
torches and reed canes Adopted.
Mcssrs T. A. Hocu and PHI. S. Powers
were elected TO membership.