Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY


We hsai In pisasass bsiag one
Of the numher az tbs hundfsds OF
De.nocrats wha LETT this city sataf~
day eveniag last to swell the nsaFas-
bers ef enthusiastic DeInocrats who
had assembled In On1sha to astonish
the Radical leaders OF NebTasks,
and convince them that tho Deslaor
cratic party, though long saHce bur'
riad on Radical paper, were alive N
tho flesh, and every man able % Bear
q tarch to light the Rasis 10 thear POI
litical grave yard, where 10 Il ex~
peeted the gallant Democracy of Ne
hraska viii bury them tomorrow
Tuesday,.
Omaha Was literally ahiaxs with
I0x0hes horne In the hands OF stab
waf seAitsa men. and every oae Q
vuksr. The possession was . asana
z,reess, is the falIoWIng siescripafssa
Il the anhA Hnatdf af the NUM-
hers an ~ Esls1r " tn
uRaA LItz1ET ndsl 10N Z
at osei0ck, viii Straw;
ssThe hour having arrived the sig
mails were given, and this procession
sorlned on Farns1ia street In the same
order a. given in the morning, only
that the Council Bluffs delegation,
numbering three hundred and tens
had arrived and were given the po.
sltsoa of honor at the left of the sey-
rnour Guards OF this city.
These noble Democrats were sac-
companied by n splendid cornet
band, and had a torch for each man.
They were noble band Of men, and
were welcomed to our city by cur
entire people with the greatest en-
thusiasTu.
independent Of their rank and
fiIe, at least over two hundred oil
their wives and friends came over b
witness the unrivallsd demonstra-
ton, 30 that It may be safe to say
that nearly six hundred Democratic
citizens of Council Bluffs came over
10 Omaha last night which fer re
spegtability OF numbers and stand
ing In business circles was the proud.
est effort of our sister city, and oEae
the Democrats Of Omaha viii for
ever hoaoE, cherish and viii gladly
return nj the first opportunity
Heaven bless aud prosper the Coun'
ell Bluffs Democracy!
THE LIME 81 MARCH.
After the procession bad formed 4
reached four abreast from the leves
at the river, up Farnham strset Il
the top of Capitol Hill, q distance o
thirty-four blocks, or nearly thres
miles IN length, and in this grand
procession were some uf the mos
beautiful transpageneies. Chimes
TsEfftsrsss Nsiu csFsrIy equfpfnenIs eve
turned out anywhere upon any coca
sion. Near the middle Of the pro
eession, at the head OF the FRS
Ward Club, was four horse wagon
on which was placed q large church
bell, that was kept continually ring
ing during the whole time of til,
march, which began nc 8 O'Clock, b,
going across Capitol Hill 10 Chicagt
street, and then down Chicago h
18th street, up 18th street to Doug.
las, down Douglas to 9th, over 9th Il
FarnaRi, up F4rnasa 10 18th, and
over 18th to the Democratic Head
quarters, where the processlos
doubled In around the stand until i
was an immense jam from Farnau
street to nearly Davenport.
During the whole time or the pro
eesston fire works were displayed Ii
all parts Of the city, aud several o
the finest and largest private resl.
dences were brilliantly Illuminated
among the number Of which wer
the splendid mansions of Mesrs
Chiilns, Reub Wood. Henry Yates
j. N. Ell. Patrick and others, nanse
not known. making q most magnif
cent display, long 10 be remember
ed.ss
And yet with all that has beei
said but q very barren idea IL con
veyel OF the magnificent displa,
made en- that ever TO be remember
ed occasion. Our Radical opponent
made d pretty fair display but thei
lights paIed before the bFillIan
lights of the Democracy.