The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-20
THE DEMONSTRATION.
ARepublican Parade and Mass
Meeting This Evening.
Excellent List Of Speakers Announced
for the Infantry Hall Gathering.

There is to be a Republican demonstra-
tion tonight that by Its Importance, sig
nificance and magnitudc~yill suggest the
good old campaign times when the
Young Mems Republican Club held such
rousing rallies, and the Plumed knights
paraded the streets and the atmosphere
was thick with the smoke OF red hre
and r~esounding with the echoes OF honest
Republican cheers.
Tonight's affair is under the auspices
OF the Repub lican City Committee, ana
nothing is lacking in the arrangements.
First there will be a street parade OF
all the Republican organizations OF the
city, and many of the individual mem
bers OF the party. General Charlss a..
Wilson is to be chief marshal and Colonel
Isaac l. Golf has been appointed chief OF
staff.
The citizens OF the ten wards are to as
sem bic at 7:15 O'Clock at the following
places:
The First and Second Wards at the
Board OF Trade building; Third Ward at
northwest corner of Dorrsnce and Wey-
bosset streets; Fourth Ward at ward
room, Central police station, Fountain
street; Fifth Ward on Pine street, 'front.'
ing Masonic Temple; Sixth Ward on
D~orrance street, in front of the office OF
Colonel Isaac l.. Goff; Seventh Ward, Dor
rance street side of Masonic Temple;
Eighth Ward, corner of Pine and Dor
rance streets, on Opera HOUSE side; Ninth
Ward, corner Weybosset and Edoy
streets on Eddy street; Tenth Ward, in
from. of city hall on Dorrance street.
The gentlemen who are to be in charge
of the ward divisions are: First Ward.
Frank Il. Carpenter; Second Ward, Cliff
ford y. Tower; Third Ward, Benjamin
Burbank; Fourth Ward, George +. Cres-
sy; Fifth Ward, Marinus W. Gardner;
Sixth Ward, Thomas IL. Leonard; Seventh
Ward fncanh n nj hnnvs EiUhth Nar1-
Andrew A.. Gray; Ninth Ward. Samuel
Whitley; Tenth Ward James A. Make
peace.
At 1880 o'clock, headed by Reeves'
American Band, the procession Will move,
the right of the line starting from in
front OF Nar%ragansett Hotel. The route
Of march is: D~orrance, Westminster,
Mathewson and Weybosset streets to
Market square and South Main street to
Infantry nall, where the mass meeting
Will be held.
Hon. ID. Russell Brown is to preside at
the hall and among the speakers Will be
Hon. Henry j. Spooner, Colonel Daniel
X. Ballou, Hon. Henry T.. Tiepke and
Judge Benjamin NJ. Bosworth.
The list of vice-presidents who are TO
participate in the mass meeting include
the names of many OF the most promi-
nent men throughout the city Of Provi-
dence. They are:
First Ward-Royal c. Taft, Herbert W.
Ladd, Charles Fletcher, H.. Martin Brown,
Stephen O.. Mason, Joseph IL. Monroe,
George Henry, James w. Hallett.
Second Ward-Joshua NJ. Alderman,
Reuben A. Guild, Jesse Il. Sweet, Albert
j. Manchester, Roland O.. Halves, Charles
III. -Philbrick, Edwin ID. Williams, j.
Mason ress-
Third ward-David NJ. Thompson,
William A. Manchester, John u. Frost,
Samuel A Giidden, Albert Roberts, James
Dawson, Alfred Smith.
Fourth Ward-J. William Rice, George
T.. Barstow, Henry j. Day, William
Fifth Ward-William s. HAYWARD,
William H.. Henderson, George III. OAR
ling, George w. b. Bourn. James II.
Smith, David u. Edwards, George M.
Turner.
Sixth ward-Louis II. Comstock, Henry
G. Bangs, Albert {. Day, Isaac l.. God,
William g.. Peirce, William HaltoD, Will
liam III. Sawyer.
Seventh W~ard-Phiness +. Parsons, Will
liam b. Sherman, Aldridge b. Gardner,
William W. Batchelder, John McAuslan.
William Danielson, Elisha c. Knight,
Charles III. Thompson.
Eighth Ward-Fred 3. Farrell, George
w. Williams, John .. Darling, Stephen
j. West, Edward S. Jones. Nathan b.
Bartof, Z. Francis Walker.
Ninth Ward-John NJ. burlington,
William A.. Walton, William A. III. Grant,
John q. Massie, Joseph ii. Tanning,
Benjamin l.. kinsley, William q. Hop
kins. =,
Tenth waro-Obadiah Brown, Frank
b. Hazard, Henry Il. Carbin, Eugene
Cummings, Christopher l.. Holden. and
J. X. BALDWIN.