Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-20
CAMPBELL IS HERE.
He Will Address the Democratic Clans
at Their Annual Gathering.

He Will Address the Democratic Clans
at Their Annual Gathering.
Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio. who is
to be the orator of the day at the cele-
bration of the Interstate Democratic AS
ISOLATION at River View this evening, ar
rived in the city last night, and is quar-
tered a: the Arlington. In democratic cir
Giles the speech TO he made by Gov. Camp
bell VIII be significant and momentous
one, to the speaker himself, as we'll as to
the party throughout the country. Mr.
Campbell is expected to say some breezy
and important thirss. and they may have
considerable bearing in the campaign. Mr..
Campbell is generally looked upon as a
candidate for the democratic nomination
at Chicago and has announced that he
would accept it if rendered him. He has
opposed MCKINLEY In SO many political
friends to see the two great Ohio leaders
pitted against each other in the coming
fight. This view of the situation will make
whatever Gov Campbell will have to say
today decidedly Interesting.
The boat containing Gov. Campbell and
the other Hotables of the occasion will
leave for River View at 4:3O o'clock this
afternoon. Other boats VIII leave at $40
o'clock.
The Second Regiment Band of twenty
five pieces VIII furnish the music for the
occasion. and a perusal of the names of
the gentlemen composing the entertain
ment and reception committee will assure
those who participate in the gathering of
having good time. The reception COM
mittee consists of Frank H. Hosford,
chairman; Lawrence Gardner. James E.
Bergin, Allen c. Wilson. Frank P. Norton,
t. A Bynum John r. Dillon. T. L. Averill,
W. p. Shields. Thomas A. Green and John
G. Gray.
Those on the entertainment committee
are Eugene L. Thomson, chairman: A. E.
Mclaughlin. James E. Bergfn, Allen C.
Wilson, Geo. P. Dowel, T. G. Allen, NJ H.
king. D. w; Gall. Carl H. shaifer. ]. A.
Sudworth. NJ. NJ. Whitney, E. P. Pumph-
rey. T. z. Wood, ]. H. O'Brien, Geo. w.
Richmond, Burton T. Doyle, T. l.. Averill
and Thomas A. Green.
There will be a large and DISTINGUISHED
attendance, including Pension Commission-
er Dominic l. Murphy, who will preside
over the gathering and introduce Gov
Campbell; Treasurer D. N. Morgan, Chief
War Doe, Assistant Secretary of Interior
Reynolds, Senator Faulkner Senator Nit
chell of Wisconsin, Senator Daniel, Sena-
tor Murphy, Land Commissioner S. W.
Lamoreaux, Logan Carlisle Public Printer
Benedict, Register of the Treasury J.
Fount Tillman, Michael Doran, democratic
national committee man for Minnesota;
Controller oai,on Of Currency James H. Eckels,
Stobo Farrow, Congressman Amos j. Cum
mings. Revenue Commissioner joseph l..
Miller Congressman j. D. Richardson,
District Commissioner John W. Ross, Post
master James P. Willett, Beriah Wilkins.
James L. Norris, Lawrence Gardner, John
NJ. Reynolds. c. G. Conn, AL Carlisle III.
l.. Merrick. John G. Gray. s. Gambrill,
mings Revenue Commissioner Joseph S.
Mat:ingly. Thomas Kalbfus, William e.
Shields. f. L. Jordan, Frank E. Ander-
son, George Gilliland, Newton Baker,
Frank H. Thomas, Frank P. Morgan, ].
Fred Kelly, James G. Berret, Henry E.
Davis. George Killeen q Staalay
A. Green. John Kinsey, W. S. Water
bury, and Robert T. Hough.