The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-24

In order to get the meeting together and
bring all the supporters and followers
from the four quarters of the city, four
meetings will be called at the same hour,
and from the points at which these meet
ings are held the four crowds win march
in four bodies, headed by four brass
bands, to some point around the De Soto,
where the speaking will take place.
One of the meetings will assemble at
East Broad and Liberty Streets which
will take in large portion of the Fourth
district, and good portion of the Third;
another will assemble at East Broad and
Bolton streets, this meeting likewise taxi
ing I'm portions of the same districts; a
third meeting will assemble near the cor
ner of Pine and Farm streets taking i'm a
large portion of the First and Second dis
tricts, and the fourth meeting will assem-
BILE at the Duffy street hall.
These four meetings will form four lines
of march, and each will proceed about s
o'clock to the point where all are to meet
and where the speaking will take place
The Liberty and East Broad street meet
ing will likely be the first to arrive, and
the others will proceed in order, coming
up within few minutes of each other
These crowds. with the people who will
gather one by one at the meeting place
in front of the De Soto, WIFI compose the
audience that will greet the speakers
shortly after O'Clock.
The Liberal Club will put forward some
of its best speakers, among those named
being Maj. r. w. Meldrim, nominee of
the club for mayor; Mr.. Walter C. Charl-
ton, who leads the clubs aldermanic
ticket Messrs T. S. Morgan, Jr., Walter
c. Hartridge, p. j. O'Connor, A S. Way.
c. Ii. Alley and others. These speakers
have addressed Liberal Club meetings on
numerous occasions, and they are among
the favorites of all who have appeared be-
fore them. Several political events with
which the Citizens Club was connected
have transpired since the LAST meeting of
the Liberal Club, and the speakers will
undoubtedly take occasion to make some
interesting references to the situation.
After the speaking, plans have been made
to have a big torchlight procession, in
which all of the voters present. whose SYM
pathies are with the Liberal Club will be
requested TO take part. The leaders of
the club say they will positively allow no
one in line except regularly qualified vo-
ters, as they do not intend to have a long
line of boys or negroes, who are not quail
flied to vote, The procession wir there
fore, be a representative one, and will
show what the strength of the club is,
without the injection into It of an element
which only swelas the ranks, without being
able to add to Il any material strength.
People who are interested in the election
will watch this demonstration closely. and
compare Il with that which the Citizens
club presented Friday night. 1t will not
be too late then for BETS and the compare
son may have some effect on a few stray
Cling voters who want to be on what they
think is the winning side
In addition to this line OF procedure. both
clubs are scheduled TO hold all-night meet
ings in many OF the precincts. Both OF
them are going to be on the alert for the
opening Of the polls. and win undoubtedly