The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-15
A BIG RATIFICATION.
The Demo-Pops Making Extensive Arrange
ments for Wednesdays Blowout

Wednesday night the Peerless Princess
will be in ahlaze pf glory, if the prepara-
tions of the Demo-Pops are any Indication.
1t will be their ratification and Republic
/ cans can stand on the corner and realize
| for the second time in over thirty years
| how it feels to be on the loosing side. The
| Democrats of this state have been gen.
Grating enthusiasm since 1854 and it is ex-
pected that it will explode with all its
| force tomorrow night. Their side show,
| the Popudists, will assist them. Oratory.
| music and fireworks will be the sprin-
cipal features of the ratification. The
orators will be Governor Lewellipg.
Jerry Simpson, B. +. kies, Senator Ed
O'Bryan, Governor Click. John Martin,
| Colonel w. A. Harris, John Eaton of
Winfield and that stirred up vocano of
fire and thunder. Elder Botkin, who. no
doubt, will pay his usual compliments to
King Alcohol politics makes strange
bed fellows is an old saying that will be
illustrated nicely on this occasion. That
greatest advocate of the open saloon. Gov
ernor Click. will stand on the same plat
form with one of its most distinguished
opponents, j. d. Botkin. The eXConfed-
eIate will speak from the same platform
with the federal. and Commoner Simpson
will face the same audience that Plutocrat
Eaton will face Well, such is life in the
far west The chief marshal for the occa-
sion will be Rufe Cone, and for
his assistants he has selected
w A. Ayers, S. T. Johnson. II. K. Tul-
Ter, r. r. Bean, John Fisher. p V. Healy,
Harry Stewart, William McCarty, G. w.
Peters, Ahram franklin, w. i. Green,
William Wrey. G. w. Cowan, Thomas
Pettigo, VIII Glenn, Frank Warner, j. NJ.
Furnish, w. A. Arey. D. Y. Donnelly.
Colonel w. A. Huffman aud III. l.. Taylor.
The following committees who were APP
pointed by Chairman Tom Fitch met yes
lerday and talked matters over:
On place of meeting-L 2. Campbell S.
I. Johnson, ]. c. Mckoy and S. B. Ami.
don.
On firance-W. F Green, Rufe Cone, W.
j. Polk, w. w. Ayers, w. j. Babb and
George Locke.
On transparencies-H. A. Glenn, John
Fisher and w. c.. Langdon.
On program r. T. Bean, A. f. Helm,
Gearge Star Miller, J. S. Richardson and
w. c Glenn.
On speakers-Harry Stewart, S. F..
Jccelyn. Ii. K. fuller and Nicholas Bird.
On Observation-Disclosures Mosbacker, f. j.
Drake, w, A. Arey, w. James WOLF and
G w. Peters
On old soldiers NJ Auchmoody, Chas.
Irish. and Sias Rutlidge.
The committe on fireworks have tele-
graphed for $500 worth of
pyrotechnic the money being
supplied by the subscription which was
the stalwarts who will not be in it al
though they have elected the national
ticket they voted for Captain Daniel
Dwyer has been offered no place on the
program and Policeman Clarence O'Ma-
hony must be content with keeping the
street clear for the parade. A review
stand will be erected on the corner of
Douglas and Main and Jerry Simpson,
jeff Hudson, John Davis, Governor Lew
cling and other notables thrown up by tho
political upheavel will review the process
sion from it. The order of march will be
as follows:
Band.
HOrSemen.
Drum Corps.
Old Soldiers.
Floats with freworkA
Band.
Colored Citizens.
Citizens on foot.
Floats.
Floats with fireworks
Band
Vehicles
Band.
After the procession is over public
recep!io will be given to Governor Lew
ellin2 ard Mr.. Simpson to which all the
citizens are invited.