The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-01

| '"bb 10 uoCu up bhO NnO
singing "Isn't it jolly CO."
A richly decorated car drawn by eight truck
horses Tor more if necessary con-
tanning Mr.. Stewards diplomatic
correspondence.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War,
in the full uniform of Major General, mount
ed on splendid charger-all presented
to him for the occasion by army con-
o.. tractors-and escorted by
Three Hundred Brigadier Generals,
Being all that are not wanted just now in the
army,
Two Hundred Army Contractors,
Each riding in his own carriage drawn by
four bay horses, preceded by banner
richly embroidered with the caduceus
of Mercury.
Motto: "By hook and by crook"
Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy and
Assistant Secretary Fox,
In avery close carriage, in order that nothing
may disturb their speculations as to why
our cruisers have not captured
the Alabama.
Morgan and twelve other agents for the pur.
chase of vessels, followed by
Two Hundred Lessons of Transports
at seven hundred dollars and upwards per day,
drinking champagne and singing
"Vive Ia Guerre."
s. P Chase, Secretary of the Treasury,
Preceded by Copper Plate Printing Press to
illustrate the
"True Wealth of the Nation"
Green back Banner with Motto
"The more you put down the less you take up.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
His sixty clerks to answer questions as to taxes.
Fifteen Thousand Collectors Of Internal
Revenue,
each with double barrclled spy-glass,
to look into the private affairs
of people.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL,
Preceded by banner inscribed with the
names OF the newspapers free people should
not be permitted to read.
Proclamation of the Suspension of the Habeas
Corpus Act, emblazOned on black banner
borne by United States
Marshal.
GRAND PROVOST MARSHAL OF THE UNITED
STATES,
Followed by
Twenty-four Hundred Deputy Provost Mar
shals, each carry the keys of the Bastiles
under his control, preceded by ban
ner embroidered with two fetter-
lccks. Motto-"Freemen,
see your birth-right
now"
THE GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Riding on his favorite Hippopotamus, escort
ed by the 54th Mass. Vols, all looking
anxiously around for his "Swarms,"
singing alternately, Where and
Oh Where" and "0h Dear!
What can the matter be?
The patriotic citizens Of Massachusetts,, who
have so nohly served their country
gratuitously, except their
commissions and
expenses.
SENATOR SUMNER,
Clad in Roman Toga and riding in o Greek
"Biga," explaining to the people how the
battle of Bull Run put him in mind
of the fight at Actium. .....
SENATOR WILSON
In heavy overcoat trying to demonstrate that
ne did not tell lie when he said that he
did not say what he did say on the
floor Of the Senate about our
.rt having 100000 more
men than we
needed.
WENDELL PHILLIPS 'i- %. ..
Preceded by banner--device-a bundle of
fasces broken apart-mOtto-1am am proud
to say have successfully devoted 10
~. years Of my life to. the destruction
rl ty of the Union."' ,t.-
Committee of the Union Club cheering
,.v .I Mr.. P. at intervals.
.r..H.! HORACE GREELEY,
Riding backward on donkey, in order to
cheer on 100000 Volunteers.
Banner-Motto on front-"0n to Richmond"
on reverse-'Peace on any terms"
/. Distinguished Guests, MA
Secretary Cameron, Senator Simmons of
r. l., George P. Burnham, General Fremont,
., Cassius NJ. Clay, Fred Douglass, -, j..
etc., ETC., etc.