Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-11-11
No. IL.

| 2 "San Domingo HoaxP,
| On the 3rd side was the picture of long cared
animal called Radical mule"
| 4th side. The face of white Radical she'd
ding tears copiously below him the words-"A
tear in vain"
No. r.
1st side. Here we are.n
End. 1.-The working mans party
3rd. 'Sherando-Bully."
4th. Newport"
Had on it whisky barrel into which a man had
fallen head foremost, the only explanation of
which was Done up 'BrownP'&
On the End side-"Let Hers Rip"
3rd. 4 picture of long-necked bird, near
which these words" Goodbye Krane !'&
4th side. The body of man was being COB
bled up by 3 vicious looking horse and the horse
exclaiming 'Tve got Botts"@
No. a.
On this was the head of a niger who asked
but one question" Whas Huse?'
On the End side was to be seen the body of a
man with long heels, fast disappearing 'up the
spout"
3rd. ''We don't Risks much''
4th The head Of long horned ram, and the
explanation afforded by these words-"Rams
dell rampaging"
Thinking men aroused"
Reverse sde-"Rads badly SKUNK"
No. 10
Had on it the face of white man, with black
whiskers asking Of the Fattey V7rginiam Flows
the tidal wave ~
End. "Once poor ourselves"
3rd. flames River Canal"
The fourth side was picture of large cup,
with the motto-"Kupp on the shelf''
No. II
Had on front an invitation to sCome to our Log
Rolling"
End. Come back soon u
3rd. "We will take you.p
4th. "Nov 4th, 1873"
No 49,
Was a solemn looking affair-the four sides of
which were each ornamented with coffin, la
belled, respectively, Hughes Ramsdell Cupp
and the fourth blank.
No. 10.
l. "Our mother ever ~
2. Virginia is true"
3. 'Victory-4th-24,0 00"
No. 20
Presented another sad scene, man lying | ow
on the ground, just expired, and the words
Hughes dead" and man standing erect re-
sembling Kemper told who's who"
On the 2nd side was the face OF negro, not
out of his teens, who said "Isword is q years
old''
Another side showed the troubled face of
dark skinned voter around whose face swarmed
innumerable gnats as he plaintively sung ''Shoo
fly"
No. q.
mo encouragement to white traitors
K,-W.-D.
1614-Bully for Richmond
Silk
No %
Gave new version Of the old song of IN OF for
Joe'-thusly:
Not fer Bob;
Not for John;
Not for Ram;
Not for Dave
No. g.
''virgina-the home of Lee, Jackson and
Washing on.''
2. Run Engleman@--24,0 900,
8. "Od Virginia.
4th side contained the picture of a 'skeered'
man who acknowledged biz name was "Fren-
ger.
No a.
Was carried by the youths on which was in
scribed: Young Patriots-our Future Hope.
We are coming. Whar's dat mule?"
No 25-
Was regular gol snorter, belonging to the
''Wolf Club OF Staunton, and was borne by
four ''whelps," who let their light so shine that
all could read
when Virginia called, we rallied to her res
cue'
''Virginia's sons have proven her richest jew
els"
On one side of this the largest transparency in
the procession. was the figures 5000, and on
the other side was the representation of q
nous dgitigrade mammal of the genus Lupus
Over Main street near New street was suspend
ed q transparency with well executed figures
Hughes in 1861 tramplng upon the
negro, and in 1873 hugging him and calling him
brother on one side, and on the other steamer
going up Salt River with the inscription =
Times up-All on board for Salt River"
#Federal ofice-holders.