Whilst they were away a second group of players was inaugurated under the leadership of Samuel Webber and the tradition continued. On 14 October 1889, in the country village of Whitchurch in Hampshire, it is reported that the Household Troops Band lead a march of over 1000 Salvationists in a great march for liberty.
During their absence, another team of players was formed under Samuel Webber's leadership, and the tradition continued unabated. On October 14, 1889, in the countryside village of Whitchurch in Hampshire, it is recorded that the Household Troops Band organized a massive procession of over 1000 Salvationists in support of liberty.