Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-09-04

and sailors took the lead, and added dclega
ton after egation,-military companies,
fire companies, base ball clubs, mounted
men, &c, until line was formed. probab-
ly more than mile in 'ength-solid col
umns of men-vOters.
The procession moved through the var
ious streets designated in the programme.
If we may be allowed to express our
selves thus, it was ono triunphal march.
The side walks, and every conceivable
chance for standing were lined with specta-
tors. Much Of the way the walks were
nearly impossible. Lovely women waved
their hankerchiefs from the balconies and
windows. and at several points boquets
were showcred upon the gallant fellows
who had often showercd shot and shell up
on the Reb Is South and now propose to
turn their attention to theirallies the Dem
ocracy of the North.
The following is the order of procession
as near as it was possible to obtain it:
CHIEF MAKsHAL-GEN, DANIEL WHITE.
AIDS,
General George Varnev.
General Charles w. Tildcn.
Colonel George A. Manning.
Colonel |. B. Norcross.
Lieutenant B. II. Beal.
Sergeant Charles A. Norton.
Sergeant Charles Dwinel.
Sergeant G.. J. Noble.
General Charles Hamlin.
Colonel +. F. Sanger.
Lieutenant S. d. Benson.
Hody OF mounted men, nealY 2)O, bearing oaa
"Grant likes Horses;
We like Grant"
Henry d. Fuller, Marshal: Sers. W.T.
c. Wescotf. Aid
Chelsea Brass Band-26 pcces-F. T. Bates
Leader. "a,
Colonel 4. b. Farnham. Marshal Chas
T. Getehen. 5 \ lI,pwortl, Aids.
Battalion oe returned soldiers and sailors 500
in numbers bearing the same Old tattere.l fllGs
which they had borne before ON bloody heid>.-
The Second Maine and the Heavy Attii-ry were
largely e,ented--ani ueli ever. other Maine
regiment had its representatives Ihcy haa se'ect
ed this most significant motto
I'VE 60 for Seymour We wen. for Lee
And the Boys in Blue will do just that THU s
And another banner, bearing the motto,
I'VE defend in Peace what We won in War;
| Was also horne by soldier
Capt. W. IL. Boynton, Co'nna'ilns;-
Scrrt. T.. L. Small, Capt. Horace Wing
General j. 5. Smith. Aids.
Carriages containing forty of the furviving he
rocs OF the War OF lSt2-lSed and veheftoie-
bearing for 4 motto,
| ..In youth patriotism age undantsd.'
| wounded soers an / sailors in carriages, viii
\ this painfully sigAihcant IN Ito,
| .'rhis i, what we owe 10 the Democratic party.
| Bangor Cornet Band-A. D. Harlow, Leader.
General George Fuler, Marshal; Maj
or Robert X lien, Capt. Herman BARTLETT
| Aids.
| Co. Sta.e Guards-Capt ]. $. Kicker.
Co A. state Guard-Capt Mar hal Dyer
| Crescent Base Ball Club, Capt Lancaster.
| Omega Base Ball tlub-Capt. Flowers
inyineibles-A juvenile Base Ball Club under
the lead of Capt. Bolton.
| The " ard Organizations, varying in numbers
| from l25 to 20o-bearing banners containing mot
toes appropriate and amusing.
CLUBS in september-spades in November"
I'VE will move upon the enemy's works"
"Grant U. S. Peace"
Grant, % Colfax, and Peace. Wen fight it out on
this iine."
no a,I policy of my own against tho will of the
people"
Here's IL drive that's sure to come, without
eantdOSs Without rum
"The Radical Jam has started-Look out for the
Drive"
Carriages containing Speakers.
Gen. Daniel E. Sickles. of New York.
Hon. Henry Wilson. of Massachusetts,.
Hon. ], A. j. Cresswell, of Maryland.
Hon. Lucius Ii. Chandler, of Virginia.
FIX Gov. Hawley. Of Connecticut.
Gen. James Haggerty, of New York.
Gen f. w. links, of Massachusetts,.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin.
Hon. John A. Peters.
Ho,. Lewis Bark r.
Hon. Samuel II. blake. rev
Col w s. Clark, Marshal MAYOR "
Crossman, Serg. b G Addition AIDS.
Corinth Brass Band, Addison Bragg
Leader. ,
Hampden Grant Club, NJ F Arey' Pres
ident, with Banner ,o,o,
"Grant and Colfax-the Nations nope
Derter Band.
Major Thomas Hersey, Marshel; NJ
Johnson, Esq. N p. kellos. Lieut. osis
Newport Grant Club, II j. Rowe, Pres
ident with Banner,
"Let us have Peacel'
Seymour may riot
And Blair may roar
Grant will be Pilot
Four years or more.
"WsIl fight it out on this J. inc"
unconditional Snrrende ri
Colonel j F. Godfrey, Marshal; Lieut.
E w. Ware, Capt. VIM A Garnsey' Capt
f A Kinks. Aids.
wipterpert Club-E. C. Arsy, President.
Rncksport Clubs. T. Hicks, Acting Pres't
Belfast Club-Club-Col. Phlo Hersey, Pres't.
Ellsworth Band.
Major G.. NJ. Brown, Marshal; j. l..
Crosby, T. G Wyman, Aids.
Ellsworth Club-Natbanel Joy, President with
banner,
"Hancock County, always true"
Music.
Grant Club of Brewer. CUT,
Delegation from Mct;ilvcry and Wyman,s Ship
yard, bearing banner,
"shp Mechanics of Brewer-"We'l launch llo-
ratio up Salt River"
Captain John d Conley, Marshal; Wm
Boyd. n NJ Hartwell, Aids.
oldtown Cornet Bar d. willard Peaks Leader
Oldtown Grant Club, n. VI. hartWeli, freSs'
Joseph l.. smith Marshal,
Banner,
"uere's a Jam for Henderson to break"
Orono Band
CAPT. j. Il. Reynolds, Marshal, serg 1. NJ. Da-
Drigo Engine Co, Capt. Pratt.
orono Grant Club-with banner,
1We are in the way dema lded by conscience