The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-18

and bearing the motto, "Massa Gran
feeds US and de People foots de bills
The disunion herO--spooney Butler.
In a wagon from the First Ward
thirty-seven little girls dressed il
white, with the motto:
IA Democratic Union"
The Second Ward made magniicen
display with thirty-seven little girls il
a wagon, with the motto:
"The Whole United States
Several other delegations typifiet
their devotion to the Union by present
ing wagon loads of children dressed al
in white and bearing appropriate mot
toes:
"Down with registration Frauds"
Who Stole HOgsi
A West Virginia Radical.
Who Stole Bridget
A West Virginia Radical.
Who Stole Geese'
!: West Virginia Radical.
Who Stole Carpet. Bag!
A West Virginia Radical.
We want the Union Restored-nst
Reconstructed.
Radical economy-a steady increase
of the natioal debt.
Radical reconstruction-(B Bayonet ant
carpet-bag)
"Stand by the contract-Greenback'
for Bonds"
Protection for Naturalized Citizen.
abroad"
"The disunion Hero-Spooney But
ler."
Grants peace passes our understand
ing.
Stevenson at Marietta - stevenson
and Langston shaking hands.)
Radical Reconstruction. Picture o!
negro saying: 81 Golly! Ise Senator
from Alabama"
Presidential Mule Race. Ga mule
throwing Grant Oft, with the legend
"Take your Seat, lIoratio."
Reconstructed Manhood, the Niger
Still. picture of dusky African.)
Amnesty for All Political Offences.
Picture Of negro receiving a gun from
white man, with legend 90 / wants q
gum Well, Let us have Pace; here:
my Gun"
Give u. S. apiece.
Carpet. bag marked "H. G."
Negro going to vote, pursued by sol
dier with bayonet, saying $50 on, you
Sardine, and vete for Grant. Yes, Nj.
Bureau, | is gwine to vote for Grant"
Immediate restoration of the Union.
Died from Snake-bite-the Radical
party.
Every Pound of Coffee pays Five
cents in Gold to the Bondholder.
Every pound of Tea pays Twenty-Five
cents in Gold to the Bondholder.
Every pound of Sugar pays -Four
cents in Gold to the Bondholder.
Grant and All tax.
Radical Reconstruction, picture OF
Bayonet and Carpet-bag.)
Pay the Bonds in Greeubacks-stand
by the contract.
We demand free ballot.
Bondholdcrs must help to pay the
debt.
Loyalty the refuge of rascality.
The employees of the Belmont Mai
Works Company had nail machine IL
a wagon, run by means of band on
the wheel, and cutting nails stamped
Seymour aud Blair" as it passed alsng
the street.
The employees Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shops had an iren plan
lug machine, in motion, upon a wagon
with the motto, "We are planning the
Jumps off the Rump Congress. In
another wagon, bearing rails, ETC., the
motto, "Well spike the road to Wash
inston." In another, occupied by black
smiths at work at the forge, "We'll
make Yields that will never break" In
another wagon, occupied by timers, the
motto, ave will solder up the leaks in
the U. S. Treasury:
The Fifth and Sixth Ward Gles Club
occupied a wagon and sang in good
style a number of excellent campaign
songs, as the procession moved along.
Richland Township made quite seusa
tion with wagon bearing a banner in
scribed "Life of Hiram Ulysses, by th'
Old Man, illustrated" On the other
side was a picture of Grant jumping
into the manure pile; with the motto
"He'll sink deeper yet in November
In the wagon was mule, rode by I
boy, representing the youthful Hiram
and illustrating various passages in tht
life of that worthy, as related by hi
father in the N. Y. Ledger.
In another wagon was a representa-
tion of the Freedman's Bureau. A bur
ly negro stood up in bureau, and bor'
the notices, "Massa Grant feeds US, ant
the people foots the bill" "The peopl
pay taxes to support this bureau"
Other notices were:
Who robbed the Jews-Grant's orde
No. IL.
Negro suffrage is no bug-bear to me-
w I. Wiley.
No Privileged Aristocracy.
Smash the Niger Bureau.
Rebel-the watchword of thieves.
The watch dog of the Treasury IN
der Radical rule, picture of watch do
muzzled and tied while the Treasury i
open.)
The BARRIERS occupied n wagon an'
bore the motto "The Bondholders ar
the best Barbers-They Shave yer
Close"
All the various trades were repre-
serted in the procession and all Dor
appropriate banners. The Stone-cui
ters, the Carpenters, the Bakers, th
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