The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09


TWELFTH OAR.
Ministers Fteni pOtcntiary.
On this car were
Mammon,
Informal Minister TO Englan nd, and the inventor Ct
mining for mo al. Tniy was one.oR The happiett
accidents OF the pageant What .maa ever met
with more perfect counterpart than The lste
Mar. Robert G.. sehenck,
of Emma Mi 10 notoriety, and Minister to Eng
land, in This same Mammon
In front of him, he, Of 80, occupying the
place OF dignity. stand
MeichIBr,
impersonat'ng Stewart, and
Mullen.
the Cher Valet de Chan,ere. representing J. W.
Parb.
In front Of these are
Thammuz,
Minister 10 Spain, impersonatlng
Daniel Il. siekles
and
Kobal,
j pptr 4onaiing the unapprcachable
steinbuFger,
OF Samoan diplomatic fame, attended by Mybbas,
au English policeman, wrose presence has
double Significance.
THIRTEENTH CAR.
lords IR waiting with Coach of state.
Here we're represent
Columbus Delano,
W. A. Richardson,
JnO. A. ). Cresswsn,
nv tlree devils, Psymon, B. bal and Abals ~.
FOUR TENTH CAR.
Dcpa nnent OF Transportation.
On this car was huge dragon breathing fire
and smoke, and bearing Il striking resem bance
to q large locomotive, on which was inscribed
"NoRrHuRS PACIFIC" On it were placed IS en-
gineer
j. G.. Blaine
in the suise Of Agud,'es and his VI geuius,
Muiiisan,
whose conntensnce was assumed by Decarabia,
another demon
FIFTEENTH CAR.
Counts OF the Returning Board.
Here as to BIS seen the copgregated Louisiana
representation ia Congress, Sypher, Sheldon,
Frank MorYy, cf the cardinal top.knot, Geo. l..
smith and narrall, unprecedented by various
devils, whom We viii call IIdius, Barbators,
Botise, HAIphoso and Rtein.
SIX CEENTH CAR.
Keepers of thc Cash.
Above IL negro dropping INTO the iron safa OF
the
FreeEnsan's Bank
his l!sril.earned savings. Overlooking him are
Fred Douglas and friend, while beneath, count
Ing the sheke'e IL a net, are
%. %. Howard,
Jay Cooke
SEVENTEENTH OAR.
Retired Veterans.
This car represents the granite door and steps
OF Pension Agency. Up the steps come an
eager throng Of pensioners.
Altcar in human shape,
". G.. WarmGth.
Fn1fc,r, Tho has the weaz face tf our
WIN. Pitt Kellogg.
s,lowed by Moses OF South Carolina, Arnee OF
Mesispipps, and Bullock OF Georgia.
EIGHTEENTH CAR
Passengers to oblivion.
Car No 10 represents the Radical sealawag
and Carpei-bag Senators and Rspr sentAsives
crossing over the river stSx, the river Of blood
snd fise, into complete oblivion and obscurity.
Bure, j. Il. West, stands at the head OF the
boat, holding in one hand a TORCH and in the
osher his standard, skull and bloody shirt. Pc
side him stands Chax, Spencer Of Aiabama, with
battle OK in hand.
Amducus site in the centre o. the boat, with
Habonym and brave Dorsey Of Arkansas and
Conoyer standing at his side. Behind them is
pscon, the 'eIry,nan, a negro, who rows them
over into oblivion.
NINETEEN III CAR.
ship of state.
Last in this wonderful pageant came the Ship
of State, representing the dismantled and
sinking Gait # the Republican yarty.
@, board We ind Wendell Phillips.
Ben Butler, sn1iler Co.fax, Old II .mlin OF Maine,
aud the cody Parson Brownow.
What il this country coming to. and
| what is to become OF republican insti
tutions, when outlandish symbolisms
are being introduced every day in our
midst, to which reverence must be paid
under the forms OF laW?' Here in
Louisiana we have been sWorshiping,
for the past month or so, an ideal thing
which the rulers OF men nave been
pleased to call the "statu quoi now
| thew have established another myth in
/ Florida, and they name it the quo war
! ranto." In the immortal words OF
Tweed. "wnat will we do about 1t 2"
! Now. all the mean papers in the
country are running into the ground
! the snpposititious letter of Charles
/ o,f,onar about Grant. None OF them