Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-01

boquetes, the whole forming mammoth
floral ornament. Mr.. Il. trusted it would help
illuminate the path when they went TO cele-
brate the election of Lincoln.
JohnC. Grannis, Esq. responded in behalf
Of the Club with their thanks. They would
endeayor to bear it worthily until on the6th of
November the people shall decide to sweep
away the hordes who have boen plundering
the national treasury.
Hearty cheers were given for Mr.. HerriclS
and his gift.
The Club then marched through Hunting
ton street to Euclid, up Euclid to Perry, and
up Perry to the house of Mr.. P. B. Young,
where a novel illumination was had. The
house itself was finely lighted up, and upon
the porch were twelve young ladies, each
with beautiful wreath upon her head, and
each holding a roman candle which they
ignited as the Wide Awakes drew up in front
of the house, filling the air with gold globes.
1t was beautiful sight and deserved the
cheers which the Wide Awakes gave it.
The procession then counter-marched to
Euclid street and marched down Euclid to
the palatial residence of Amassa Stone, Jr.
which was splendidly Illuminated. They
filed into the grounds, the Band played, and
three cheers were given for Mr.. Stone, to
which he responded with his thanks. He
said that he fully appreciated their efficacy
in the endeavor to place Abraham Lincoln
in the Presidential Chair, and he trusted the
result on Tuesday next will show that their
labors had not been in vain.
The Wide Awakes discharged a large num-
Der of roman candles from these grounds
and left after giving three more cheers.
Marching then through Erie and Huron
streets, they halted before the residence Of
D. A. Dangler, which was elegantly illu-
minated. Mr.. Dangler's children, Master
Charlie and Miss Clarie, advanced to the
officers, and the former presented to Lieut.
D. Price a lantern for his official use, saving.
''Lieut. Price, allow me to present to you
this lantern. Accept it, and use itfaithfully
in your good cause, until the election Of
Abraham Lincoln"
Friend Price responded eloquently, but
briefly, accepting the lantern, and promis-
ing to use it and endeavor to carry il with
credit to himself and honor to the company
Little Miss Clarie then presented Capt.
Yoges the following'note:
CLEVELAND, Oct. 81.
Please accept the enclosed from a little
Republican girl, who loves to see ''Wide
Awake" torches burning. May their bright
ness dispel all clouds that lower around our
country's future. CLARIE DANGLER.
Three cheers were given for these young
Republicans, and d'tPree more for Mr.. DaiTs-
Ter.
After eounter-marching upon Huron street
the procession marched up Brownell, across
Prospect, comter-marched upon Browne ],
and then on Prospect, and then marched
through Prospect and Erie to the residence
II Cal Sfurnaa where three chaars -
given for that popular and active command
er. The procession then marched through
Erie, Kinsman and Ohio streets to Garden,
and 50 to the Head-Quarters.
Throughout the line of march, the side
walks wore crowded with spectators and
frequent cheers were giveln for the Wide
Awakes and for Lincoln and Hamlin Capt
Voges had his men most excellently drilled
and their movement would have done credit
to body Of military.
IBLUMINATIONs.
Beside those already mentioned we give
below the residences which were Illuminated
upon the several streets named. At many
of these roman candles and fireworks en-
livened the scene.
GARDEN STREET.
The residente of R. H. Hurlbut was fine
ly Illuminated.
CHESHIRE STREET.
The residences Of Capt. II. D. Pheatt, Rev.
L.-Rogers, DR.. Marseilles, J. E. Cole, J. B.
Gribble, A. J. Farrar, W H. Keith, Mrs,
Sexton, and Mrs. Brninard were illuminated.
HUNTINGTON STREET.
The following were illuminated VIM.
Slade, house and store; VIM. J. Beattie, VIM.
J. TAFT, with transparencies ''L9 and o'H'''
Lieut.. Theo. Voges with transparenoies)
Thomas Blackwell, DR.. Hontz, Charles s.
Hobbs, A. Forbes, L. NJ. Lattimer, ]. NJ
Townsend, Geo. Burwell, P. Jaenssler, Hen
ry Blair.
PROSPECT STREET
E. Stair had transparency in one win
dow inscribed Wide Awakes Forever
and in another, "Three cheers for Ohio