Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. }
Columbus. NOY. -, 1860. |
The pemonctration On Friday EVENING


AS the illumination and jollifcation of
Friday evening, was nearly similar to that
just after the State election. Those who
were present, not only know just what it
was. but they also know it would be very
difficult to describe it Justly. One thing is
certain, as the Frcnchman said Of his nous
tache, at vas Won grand SUCCESS"
Early in the Afternoon, the people from
the adjacent country began to come in, and
many from . distance who had come Cor
business purposes. (of course,) thought it
would be as well to wait till morning. The
fine music of the Bristol Brass Band, which
arrived about 4 P. NJ, with their four lOr-
scs handsomely decorated, created the fl.t
~scnsation.
At ! O'Clock. the Warren and Juvenile
Wide Avakes assembled in front of the
Court House, and with torches lighted. IN
der command of Marshal Burnett. took
up their line of march. At the same time
the houses Of most Of the Republican citi-
zens On the streets through which the pro-
ceEsion was to pass, we're brilliantly illu-
minated. The procession proceeded up the
Turnpike to Lane street, then counter
marched back to Washington Avenue, cast
On that street to Liberty, down Liberty to
the Public Square, and halted in front of
The National Hotel. The firing of cannon
announced the approach of the Niles Wids
ANakcs. VIE soon arrived, with torches
lighted. tier sharp little cannon bringing
W tke rear.
After a short halt. TIC whole united
Niles and Warren companies again Started
and proceeded out High street to Elm. At
tSe corner of these two last named streets.
(which vas an almost entirely Republican
peighborhood,) C. r. Hunt. ksg,. made an
extra display in the shape Of a hinge bon
dre. rockets and rcrolsing wheels. The
procession proceeded down Elm to Market
street, west On Market (Which was bill
l;antly illuminated. } to Liberty, down to
South, on South to Main, up Main the
second tine to Mahening street. then
;er-marching, halted in front Of the resi-
.dence Of the editors of the Chronicl5, when
che Marshal, H. L. Burnett, Esq, propos-
ed three times three and a tiger, for the
glorious illumination" They were given
with a viii, for which, on behalf Of Mr..
Alfred Adams, of Cleveland. who rendered
very material assistance, Mr.. Whittlescy
Adams and ourselves, We tender our hearty
thanks
Retursiug down Main street, the Wide
AwakcS marched Immediately to Empire
Hall. where a collation. WAC prepared for
thop and the Bands Of Music. Ladies
we're in attendance, Who served the eata-
hles in better style than men can do, ap-
parently much ts the qualification of the
guesta-
While the Wide Awakes were partak;ng
of their collation.. an immense number. Of
visitors and citizens remained in the neigh
borhood Of the Hall. and we're addressed
By Hos. John Hutchins and c. W. Smith,
Esq, in brief and appropriate speeches,
which were received With much applause.
After the supper was ended, c. \. Patch
Esq, vas called ont. and greatly to his as
constituent. was addressed by Clayton
Jameson, Captain of the Juvenile Wide
AWskes. sad presented with a handsome
rose Koed cane. with a massive silver head,
With his Hame engraved upon it. and the
words, presented by the Warren Juvenile
Wide AKakes."
Tae presentation speeeb Of Master jana
eon waa as fal,ogE;
.Cgpfain Rafcl:
Soon after tie October elections. wheel
resulted in the triumph of Republic anisu
in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. a com
psny Of Juvenile Wide Awakes vas organ
ipcd III this place in response 10 the gen.
.erai enthusiasm which that triumph ccea-
stoned. Although We felt wide awake, ",
we're ignorant of the drill which has made
the Wide Awake organizations. a salient
feature IN the exciting campaign which j
tust past. You sir. generously came to on
aid; the time you have spent and the pa
tenca you have exercised. have enabled
US 20 participate in tie jubilant exercise
efthis evening. Although We are not Ok
.enough to vote, We are old enough to dis
tinsu;sh between tight anl wrong and t
realize the part that the Victory which W
sish eur older fellow citizens celebrate
tonight is a triumph Of truth over error
and We believe It will result 10 the pcac'
.nd permanent prosperity of the country.
Ns ars satisfied that the Eorld owes, ant
az Yong Wide Aw kes We desire to kecl
step to the music Of our advancing civil
isation. In behalf Of the Juvenile Wid,
Awakes Of Warren. IS o testimony Of our
regard fpr you, and in appreciation of your
saTicesi in the organization and discipline
Of car Company. / present ron this cane.
M. Patch vas somswbat taken shack