Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
IS NOT CHANGED YET.
Question Of The Parade Coming on Main
Street Still Unsettled.
TIE COMMITTEES TAKE ACTION.
NaiOT Randolph Too UnTell, However,
10 Receive Their Delegation.
HOW OUR VETERANS WILL FORM.
orders Issued Yesterday Assigning
the Camps-The Military Feature.
Police to Clear The Strcets-Notcs
About the Reunion.

About The Rcunion.
Every true southern heart In Richmond
las been stirred with feelings Of emotion
.r thc last few days. where the residents
oE Che Capital of the C0nfedcracy-mcn.
women. and chudren-haye been preparing
.or the sixth annual reunion Of the sol
l.s who fought in defence OF the Lost
Cause This mighty gathering Of a great
people VIII be the most notable event that
DIS over occurred On Vireiuia's capital.
Ilc same spirit which moved the women
o. Richmond To- the darkest days Of the
bloody struggle, and made the name of
-le southern -.r emblemauc Of all that
was tender TIN nd loving SIS actuaung
n.m now in Oh work to entertain and
welcome the gra .-haired veterans. who
i... gone down in history as the greatest
sn.I,rs The world has ever known.
Already the vanguard of the mighty
u.rs have arrived. The strains Of Dixie
lt. been waited on the air. and the
r.I of soldiers heard i'm our streets.
T.y are coming from every portion OF
Gil. south TO once more view the city that
I.. passed through the flames Of war ana
vHe 10 is now enjoying The prosperity OF
peace.
LINE or MARCH DISCUSSED.
There was a meeting at o'clock last
evening Of the Executive and Advisory
committees and choirmon Of AN of the
o. D. g.. ...r.f.
u.ttei as 90 the progress of the work
I.l j.. Taylor Ellysou presided
Each committee reported that every
thing was now in readiness for the re-
rn.ou The question as 10 the line OF
march for Tine parade on Thursday was
tl,u taken mp. The committee was unani-
nous in The opinion that tine parade
should hy an means go up Main street
trIm Thirteenth to Seventh. 10 wa
stated chat the very persons who con
trUltHl The most 20 the reunion fund haa
fI.r places of business ON that thorough
sane. which was proposed should be Def
ol of the line OF march.
Major Randolph. who has entire chars.
OF .. parade. was sick and could not D.
present. and upon motion The following
committee was appointed 20 confer with
h.m az DIS residence and state the views
Of the committee Hon. j. Taylor Euyson.
General Ie>ton Wise. judge George j..
CHRISTIAN. General Il. j.. Phiilps, ana
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l-e' 10 "."l .I i''I.1o'i.Il 'Ie NE.
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the matter over Mrs. Randolph received
chem and informed the committee that
ler husband would De- glad 20 hear their
views tomorrow.
Tal.erlns have been received bv both
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veteran camps nc Nu.l'.N ana elsewhere.
protesting against "a change in the route
that win fore. a longer march upon them.
Major Randolph. who has worked as
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-I..'ii " .',,'7'' mas Ht.l SIGN lot StNt-
ia. DAYS. hut Yesterday felt Well enough
t' go Co bis bu5 'ness. lie was taken sick
'"" 'o"., however. ana nag To- return
nome shortly dIlri noon. lie hopes 10 hc
hl right by Monday. The loss of his adj
Vice and work just 40 this time would be
fer.0usly felt.
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--. l"Iio"i"s open le,ter IN regard 10
l-r inc or march was sent 10 the Dis
patch last night lv 90 number of OLD Vetc-
rgrs some of them crippled. and all past
the ace Of -0.
.,,.. ~ Itlchmond. Va June p. 1886
Nt.oF y. y. Randolph. Chief Of STAFF
gus.
df SIR ana Comrade.-As there seems
~ .- lonSile, -hle eis s'actlon as 20 The
W. ..e i.,e ol i.i.' 'H ON ~ OF july
usual route un Main street. and as tbs
l.r.rrfr. fs said D., fa 0,r+ "a ,.s,r7 a.,
d.. ..-orar. iu tie dle.re r0- 49, s,t i lC
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