The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-27

lurn taat night to witness the con-
clusion Of the Democratic joaifica-
ton and hear party leaders invited
to address them.
II was nearly ~ O'Clock when the
advance guard of the big procession,
which embraced Chairman Miles Mar
tin. the city committee and the
sIoHkcrs, reached tn" objective point
and in punches the paraders strasEied
in until the big auditorium was anout
half allied Most of the organizations
in the parade dishanded outside the
auditorium and hied themselves home
ward kessnich's municipal band,
which led the procession, arrived early
and entertained the first corners WIN
lively ragtime selections. while the
band from Newport News. leading the
second section Of the parade, march
"a in TO the triumphant strains of
pixie" played one selection standing
Just inside the doors and quietly re-
tired
Boys Relieve Tedium.
The boys If John Marshall High
Achuol thu. Medical college of Virginia
and the First regiment kept time from
hanging heavily on the hands of the
audience, while Chairman Martin inn
patiently waited for the auditorium 10
IN with college wells A crowd SUI
ftCIent to nave tlIeu the DullulHB EAti4-
cred outside to witness the triumph
ant climax Of the parade. but these
early corners were held back by police
who stood guard al the entrances with
ordars m admit only ladies with their
ascorts and these only to the galleries,
tho main auditorium being reserved
f., tho uarad,4rs and the stage for the
civ committee ana its guests, and
tboec who n,ada nm the procession
who would bava filled the big auditoz
vim, twice aver with some to spare
evidentl,, imnelIed by the varying emo
,,ans ~ Ia ,,ira axbihited Sufficient en-
,h,,stasm for ope night or the late
mss oe Tho hour or the impression
r,,,rrent MOT tickets az admission were
raui,tre5 10 the eaf|v- bedecked rendez-
,.,,,ys 5yf-tts- tri,,Yur,.aut urofpsxier,
d,s,,arso, ma missed tho real sttis-
fving cuIpniuatior of a great event
uayor and Governor.
Il u,os nnarfv f0.30 o'clock when
cboirn,an Ni1es Martin introduced
grst NJavor f,rnrga AtnsIie who. in
t, ;,trodurod Covsrpor Mann on
W. 49,, ~ ''i - 49, ,'untot,,aittv f,e ,navor
| ,,,oI,,o,o.a tho aYdiapca and thanked
tha,e W. baa narttcinatea In, the
rs ,a1,;,g oe.asIon to nay
! ,n,h,,ta 80 co,,arnn, Mann as one who
' - sl..,,,,,t T., n,,+rthnti,p tf Wood
I 49,, ur,1oo,,,s e,,ccses
/ r-ha qrnvarnnr very haunfIy said he
/ ,,.c,,Ia,s, ~ ~ nrova tho good things
~. -. sa;d aho,,t him. he would
| -. s,nIt n apd remarked that
| 3, US sing,,lar coincidence all the
/ NJ Tr,gIand states in which he spoke
/ ,,,,,t pnp,ocro4tc The governor waXed
/ antbu.i.s,tc over the fact that the
s, hoa ,,rred once again to
/ ''NhNAS n
20 d,a,as,nsn- and tho breeding ground
~. ost..,, fnr . chief magistrate.
| ~ Fa~,,,r,s,s.d An, belief that Wilson
| ,,tu y,,,,,.atuatn democratic rnle for
49,, ,a,,s 10 come because he IS
IT,, r. oar,xJ ont every ulank in the
| r, 49,
,,.',, s.o,.or,,,. and sneaker.
! I4ia,,tnnant- f,overnor / Tavlor Ely
4 49,, a,s,,ras.aa tho iox. that all yir-
-, Sal a,,er tbe splrndid victory,
gu t'i's' 'is,.,,raa ,ra nronhacv thar WI
aliu ataant ,rn',id achieve re-
Soi. az ~, r..n',,d ,,a,n hie term Of Of
I - " ,or4,11,41.tt the
rN1,,alora.,, ~ yireinia on its spIen-
aid n,nrI, In The campaign. and took
Wv W. ,...s, bis cordiai appre-
( t,.tn, ,ha asststanca the city com
. oid'ipH ol ny 49, c+a+a cbairpoan
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! ~ 10 audience thai from the
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