Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
FIELD OF POLITICS.
THE FLAG-RaIslNG OF THE UNION
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Meeting 60 Mako Final Preparations
other Club meetines-The Rspubli.
cans and tho wsayerites.

The Union Democratic Club Is working
with vim and enthusiasm worthy OF all
commendation. Having been the first Of
the clubs to enter actively in the canvass,
1t proposes TO FIRE hot shot oil along the
line until the triumph Of the party in No
vember next. meeting will be held by
tho club tomorrow night TO complete all
the preparations for the demonstrations
TO take place next week, and distin-
Cuished Virginian will speak.
The programme for raising the flag Is as
follows:
All Democratic associations and clubs
of Richmond and Manchester and vicinity
are specially invited to participate.
how THEY WILL FORM.
1. Those clubs and associations ,cea OF
Fourteenth street DO requested to assemble
on the south side OF Main street, left rest
ing on Fourteenth street, promptly at 1850
Z. NJ. on the Sth.
2. The Thurman Club and the Old Do
minion Club will assembly on south side
of Main street. right resting on Nineteenth
street. at same hour as above.
8. All clubs and associations of Fulton
and Rockets Will assemble on Twenty
fifth street, left resting on Main street, at
same hour.
4. The uniform battalion of the Union
Democratic Club will assemble at PowelPs
Hall at $3.50 =. NJ. and proceed with band
10 Mayo's bridge, where it will meet and
escort the Manchester clubs, the route be-
ing up Fourteenth TO Main street, taking
up In its line OF march down Main the
clubs and associations named. and at
Twenty-ffth street the Fulton and Rock
etts clubs will join the line and the pro-
,,r.n.a1 rrrn~ft, Gffk 90 ta N
tersection with Church-Hill avenue.
3. Sufficient space will be roped of and
reserved around the platform for the clubs,
so that they will DO conducted in the space
reserved without breaking ranks
6. As soon as the clubs are in position
tho exercises will commence (say at 8
o'clock, and will consist of the following
Music. Raising Of Dag and salute. Speech
by General fitz Lee and q. ID. Wise.
Music. Speech by Senator Daniel and
Colonel Meade Haskins. Dismissal.
Officers of the different clubs proposing
10 take part in this demonstration are re-
quested TO notify the secretary of the
Union Democratic Club, Mr. E. @. Crump,
No. $500 Nam street, bypostal or otherwise
as early as possible.
FoURrH-PREcINCr JAcKsos-wARD CLUB.
There will be a meeting of Democrats at
$40 Seventeenth street next Friday night
at $50 o'clock for the purpose of organ
Izing a club for the Fourth Precinct of
jackson Ward. Chairman 5. S. 2. Patteson
invites all Democrats to attend this meet
Ing.
FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CITY.
The Thurman Democratic Club of Jeffer-
son Ward, recently organized but COM
posed of excellent material and with
large membership. have placed in the
hands Of O strong committee the arrange
ments for q ratification meeting of the
Democratic nominees, Cleveland and
Stevenson, TO be held at the Old-Market
Hall next Wednesday night. In addition
to local speakers the meeting will be adj
dressed by Hon. James L.. Gordon, OF
Charlottesville, and Hon. II. W. Flournoy.
Secretary of the Commonwealth, two of
the most eloquent expounders of Demo-
cratic principles in the state. All other
Democratic clubs and every good Demo-
crat of Richmond and Manchester are cor
daily invited TO attend, give these distln-
guished gentlemen rousing reception,
and join in glorious ratification of the
Democratic candidates.