The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-12-31
Goy Aliens Inauguration.

Gov. Aliens Inauguration.
On Monday, the 18th of January,
Governor-elect WILLIAM ALLEN will
be inaugurated. just twenty years
to q day since the last Democratic
inauguration. Considering that Mr..
ALIENS election is an event of no
small significance, marking, as it
does, new Democratic era in the
political history of our State, and
considering, Furthermore, the ap-
propriateness Of establishing, as
one of the chief ushers in of this
era, so eminent representative of
the better days of our politics in the
executive chair of the third State
in the Union, it is eminently fitting
that the Inauguration should be
grand affair, and such, we are
pleased to state, the executive COM
mittee are determined it shall be.
The Committee solicit the cordial
cooperation Of the Democratic COM
mittees of the several counties in
the work Of completing and per
fecting the arrangements. There
will be bands of music, q full rep
resentation of the jackson Guard"
as the old Democrats Of Ohio are
styled, military organizations, etc.
The Inauguration will take place at
2 P. NJ, followed by the Grand
Parade. In the evening there will
be an imposing Inauguration ball.
The ball will be open to all, and
tickets have been placed at the low
price Of SO, including supper.
The Committee on Inauguration
Ball held a meeting at Columbus,
one day last week, and the follow
ing gentlemen were selected as
Floor Managers:
Hon. Archibald Mayo, Chillicothe;
Hon. Allen T. Brinsmade, Cleve-
land; Hon. J. McLain Smith, Day
ton; Hon. r. E. Reese, Logan; Hon.
A. ]. Beech, Mt, Vernon; Hon, Geo.
W. Bachnan, Tifin; Hon. E. F.
Poppleton, Delaware; Col. W. L.
Brown, Youngstown; X. II. Koehle,
W. B. Dodds, Jr., and James Flan-
ingan, Cincinnati; Waldemir Otis,
Cleveland; j. S. Nelson, Millers-
burg; Charles F. Krimmel, Circle
vile; Charles Mumaugh, Lancaster;
DR.. Thomas Patton, Newark; Hon.
j. W. Morris, and Hon. j. E. Pear
son, Troy; Col. E. S. Wallace,
Springfield; J, H. Cushing, Amos
Eberly, George X. Nash, ". B.
Hayden, Adolph Theobald, W. W.
Medary, Capt. j. c. Donaldson, W.
E. Horn, Isaac B. Potts, George j.
Lang, w. H. Paul, A. D. Heffner,
George F. O'Hara, Edward Keif,
James c. Lough, Samuel Bradford,
George Cole, Frank W. Merrick,
Henry Gundersheimer, and Henry
Heinmiller, Columbus.
Itwas decided to divide the Floor
Committee into three reliefs. First
relief, from nine to eleven; second
relief, from eleven to one, and the
third from one to three.
An Inauguration Excursion Train
will run from Chillicothe, Ports
mouth, Parkersburg, and Marietta,
Via Athens, to Columbus, on the
morning Of the 18th, leaving Chilli
cothe at 5 A. NJ, and Portsmoth at
4 A. NJ, and Parkersburg and Ma
rietta at $50 A. NJ, arriving at
Athens at 7:30 A. NJ, forming one
grand train from there to Columbus.
This train will stop at Hamden,
Macarthur, Zaleski, and Kings.
Fare for the round trip: from Ham
den, So Is; from Macarthur and
Zaleski, So so; from Kings, So 20.
Tickets good on the Excursion
Train only. The train will return
from Columbus after the demonstra-
tions are over. Notice will be given
on the train as TO the time Of leav-
ing.
We should like to see as many
of our Democratic friends as pos
sible in attendance at Columbus on
the 18th of January. From all
indications the Inauguration prom
ises to be the greatest Gubernatorial
Inauguration that has ever occurred
in this country.
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