The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-09

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ing on IL a lot of bricklayers, who had
laid quite a number of bricks in good
style. Following this was quite q
number Of fOotmen, and after
that the q delegation from 1.-The
.sf dlus EIGHTH WARD,
Headed by wagon with young ladies. 9
all dressed in white, and looking very
pretty. Following all this was quite
"a lot of footman; and after that the
3 ,.; PRINCETON BAND, 80
The music of which was quite credit
able. considering that the boys were
playing in lost cause Following
all this was 81 acl1rni .t55giG
B SHIP OF STATE, o. e
Carrying a number of young ladies
and girls-all singing, and rather
pretty. Next in the procession came
the a909Ui' s,i5t 80 aTifts 3-
A4z1 NEwBURG GLEE CLUB, pa.-
And the Warrick County delegation.
The young ladies of that.olub. astwell
as the gentlemen, certa My did their
level best, aud are entitled to credit
for having done so. Next In the pro-
cession wasIan rrb ruod
.aK 70 EVANSVILLE WAGON $ ~
CONTAINING ladies, which was rather
tastefuily, but not deliberately, deco
rated. Then came another flrej +
test5a rr YAwL ~ Aaes
Containing ladiesall dressed in white,
and making really a respectable ap
pearance, after which appeared again
-oGa THE TOP WAGON,
Which was no doubt intended on the
part of NIchtern as an advancement
for his business. Then followed the
80. BooNyILLE GLEE CLUB,
Composed of ladies and gentlemen,
who persisted In singing as they pass
ed through the streets. Then came
the 81 - 3sl@ G5ll a14 sal--
Delegation, bearing on one of the
transparencies I" 100 majority 1t
was not stated who or what party the
majority would be given for. Quite
cute trick on the part of the Second
Ward Democracy, in consideration
of the fact that the Second Ward
never did go for the Democratic
ticket Following all this was a
wagon containing both boys and girls
of such tender age that their parents
ought to have been ashamed to send
them out in crowd of Democrats.
Next In this grand procession came
the ta
~ MORGAN GUARDS, 30, -,,5.I
Or knight Towushipers, with long
hats, and long faces. who. in consid-
GRAFTON of the fact that there are Sey-
mour Guards, Seymour Knights, DO,
decided that they would adopt the
name of " Morgon Guards" appeared
in imposing array. Following this
grand display of the ardent admirers
of DIR. Morgon-we say DIR. Morgan,
least some might conclude that we
referred, to the rebel General Morgan
was the Rockport - e9e9a
aLEE g. q
Those young ladia e number
of whom are really pf1tty B6ng some
beautiful campaign songs while pass
ing through the streets. If they all
do. not wish to die old maids. they
had better quit that party, and join
the party of the Union. A section of
the
gi2 oRIrTER COMPANY,
Followed in struggling order. In the
army they would nave been denomi-
mated bummers, but as that term
has been somewhat :" demoralized,
we will not apply it to any mem Der OF
the . critter company. This is by
special request. 1t is to be hoped
that the reporter will receive credit
for his leniency and indulgence.
The, next important feature in
this grand procession was the
I CARPENTER SHOP
Rudely constructed, but carpenter
shop nevertheless-in which at least
hdf a dozen persons were engaged in
working at that trade.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Various devices were presented |
that were not of sufficient importance |
to report. The grand feature of the
occasion, the aat .zuH =
g8alG GOLDEN CHARIOT
Broke down in Lamasco, and did not
reach a point that the reporter could /
get description of it. IF he had, the
description would have been given
most willingly. That the whole thing,
in consideration of the grand prepara-
tons made and the moving spirit,
was -
All viii admit Kentucky even did
not come4up to the expectations of
he too cOnfding Democracy, and
lenoelorth may be considered as not
rue to the cause of Northern Democ-
.acy, any more than the Northern
Democracy was, after 0Itits promises,
rue to the cause of the Southern
Jonfederacy. tgd +
THE NUMBER. Il
The number In the procession last |
light, including ladies, boys. voters f
md all, according to the count of both I
Democrats and Republicans, was
!, 038-of that number, of course not
more than .one third were voters In
his county. The highest estimate of
amps we have had-and many Demo-
rats and Republicans have reported
o us-is 638. Is not that-feaaJ5tl? !
3 This demonstration, this great aU0- Ia
niche that was to sweep over us all,
Ind bury Us so deep that there was :
10 hope of a resurrection, has come. 3
md still the people live-7till we all &
urvive. Is not that-feaguti -l. {
MAGNESIUM LIGHT. a
Thetail of this grand p procession, q
which was to excel by far The last c
'iVen by the Republicans in this city,
vas lighted up by that great magne- l.
iun light. of which Colonel DENLY
poke in such glowing terms in his
peech. on which occa ion he declar- t
d he did not drink anything s
tronger than water. 1t was a mira ?
le indeed. A locomotive head light, 4
nth a red light blind-"only this,
nd nothing more" This grand pro a
ession at last entered the Fourth !,