, 1880-10-24

coal black horses. In this wagon were seated
One of the smaller nlor1oes Garfield was - an
orry for what havc dune. but promise novel
Ddo SO again" The wag1,n was literally dccs'.
atcd with small flags, and in it WAS beautiful
:ed bunting banner upon which were the por,:
fraits Of Garfield ard Arthur =
The Union Veterans had the following Trans
parencies on wagons. belng each about sixteeL
The s sGiia ~ so1ih I'll e, Eoya North. and Columbia
IN the foreground gre the three mentioned
erty; ne Sold North by q Union soldier
and the Solid South By an I'M
with drawn pistol to nssasinatc Columbia
when the Union soldier interferes, ard knock*
the pistol from the haId Of the :. ..3lc.he assas-
IN, VINO looks With n.altenant eye. towards sht
defended and defender. 10 the right of the
kebeits represented - 4hc principles for which
Lee and jackson fought" A cotton-plan1a'
with the slave,dfiver standing 81 WELDING nis
whip. To the left Of Columbia was the repre-. @
santat31a M Sf Sold North under M Republican @
1llc,cs and prosperity being represented "
loaded frelght-ttains and steamships. Back oi
the trio is q bust Of the martyred Lincoln. and
eyer HIN stands . picture OF the White House
Gartcld's plate is on the door. .....
.Eiectton-Day Take Your Choice, was an
other large picture Of three nen- In the centre
OF the group is a voter going to the polls. Re
Is accost.d~ On the right by poorly CLAD and
pinch faccd uan. who. offers him Hancock
6lla1i it Iinds ety
the hinges and the pancs OF glass:broken OUT o.
the sasilcs- The wreck OF what WIS once a
very eptzooic horse Is seen in the distance; The
PTutection." This individual Is exceedingly
fnrn- @ houses house and d a Il happy ply family, While in me
background are secu Kreat factories IN 1u''
blast
Garfield and Arthur are enc side as princtpa!
and second. and on the other are Hancock and
English Garheld and Hancock have had one
been wounded in the left arm WHICH he is a.asG
ing with his right hand. while he Is falling paek
Epglish undeneath saS the o,ds lna
the rlean1ng Of the cartoon with effect.
Another motto read: - The Republican Bali
Gathers Us 1t Rolls" In the centre is huge
red bnn bearing in large letters. Indiana aud
TIES CAME THE sur or STATE,
with Capt Brooks ia command, upon large
M dnw y fSo four a Mhse - III ne spR 9 hs
crew OF Jolly jack-tars loaked happy indeed.
Was % the h motto: NO Come In, weary Democratic
sinners and tind rest Tor weary Democratic
'u Then us 40 followed lowed large truck upon which was
rhe Democratic platform. 1t was appropriately
dcckei in mourning. uud here aud there could
be discovered tho Ku.klux skull and cross
adopted at Cincinnati. and on il lay the Demo-
cratic barrel, '' moonshiue " whisky, free tariff
and Iii, and from he sides blaxed forth the
Shirtism, Ku-klux, aud q Solid South
The next division was headed by the wagon
Of the Kelly Bart- Wire Mill and lD men, many
of them carrying banners. One Of their notices
read, Tariff Protection for the Laboring Man:
another, No Free TrAte In Ours" :. We Don t
Mant 70 Change from Good s.. 70 h Bad Iimes" $
hend and the other ut the rear Of their men.
Then followed tho Father Mathew F,fe and
n Go5ps ecadng % 5ss aH South SSs Tsv hs9 a1
then. !. Let T well Enough Alons,' :. we
4asIr 4 ss!sese Waies @ the rsotSfesa %ass
Reduce Us to the Level of the English Working
Fsa,oros s Nss Tes HaS ee1Ssa Noslzses ssas
k!a aui e: Hasfxh for Coca s mmes: Ws poat T
Worth Il Whole Platform OF Democratic Free
Trade Plauks." "Our Greenbacks Are as Good
as Gold An Over the World" Free Trade
Next came the Joliet iron workers, over LOCO
strong, representing the Joliet Iron ana Steel
Works; and a fine body. Of men they were.
iaees snowe s beg more ehaa
mere exhibition Of the strength Of their forces.
They wsre e, headed By Roddy's Band Band TIE men
Carried the following nansparencies:
Company-pFutection for American Industry"
The Three ps-Pateots, Protection, and Pros
II lind that your rate of wages is exactly
double what we hnvo to pay."-En0lish IRON
sThe object Of American statesmen is to keep
up by whatever means the standard Of comfort
5,, Our Pstent system 1 su aud Protective ] Poilcy
:" Labor and Capital the Joint Pioneers of
;. Western Enterprise. Western Industries, and
Western Manufactures. VIC Vote Solid"
Our Triple AlIiance--Agrjcultnre, Manu-
-. No Protection Means Ton9h Steak Three
Times Day for the Worktngnan."
- Duties and Revenue Should Discriminate in
Fny4r Of protection Of American Labor"
We Vote Solid to Protect American In
Resaped, That We win Aid No Party THAT
Will Not Aid Us TO Protect American Labor
THE AMALGAMATED 1RoS-woHKERs,
headed by President John Jarrett, OF Pittsburg,
President OF the National Association Of AmAl-
Ea1nated Iron Workers, came next. followed By
strong, headed By u large transparency, upon
which was cmblazoncd the MOTTO. :" Protective
Tariff and Prosperity are Perfectly Under
I'VE Invite Competition, but We Want It on
Our Own Soil" WIS another telling transpar-
Next followed two wagons One contained a
load ur weli-dresscd wurktngmen, and over 1t
hung banncr upon which was tho word PRO
tcctlon-" The next wagon was labeled "Free
Trd1c,' V and in 1t were q score of itl-clad work
inKmen. with wan und pinched faces. indicative
Of poverty. This means free tradel' frequent
ly shouted the ragged looking men, and the
point WIS caught at u glance by the vast erDwils.
Next in line were the employees OF the North
Side Ruling Mills, 1850 strong. headed by
Doughertys Band. They carried an almost end
less supply Of transparenclcs. They read: IS Free
Trade would have krass growing upon our
streets. close our factories, and impoyersh the
people,. '..We want prosperity to continue.
We don't want to change for Free Trade. - The
t1ng and our country we will maintain nt all
times and nudcr NIL circumstances" AIN her
free schools America elevates her people and
honors herself"
Never mind mules, rails, or ties,
With Dorsey in indiana
Watching Bsrnum md his supphes.''
Darnun bought mules;
Barnum bought in Indiana
Steel rails and ties.
but the subsequent proceedings
To hin gave great surprlse."
"where, o. whore is 1ndfana gomez"
J0lsf, EcQy.
Then came some more wagons belonging to
the Rolling Mill Company, containing working
men and representing prosperity under pr,tet.-
ton and the poverty that would arise under
free trnde. Another motto read: ~ If we lose
indiana and Ohio IN the Orttber elections 1t
.riff fn dpff.nt Nf Do