, 1880-10-24

| Had" with note OF tnterr0gatoH oehlnu ~
| A couple Of Fieldhousc, butcher boldenFe
wngona followed, aud after them came % dozen
OF the Dundee dairy wagons Eight o1 Frazer
axle grease wagons followed, VIII tae sens'o II
/ Then came some thirty vehicles, crowded With
% a very d tine led display by the western Toy Com
I pany came next Two of the Company's large
wagons led the turnout, laden with bicycles aud m
other toys. and behind them walked over w
The colorcd mems turn came next, and they
i prutited BY 1t immensely. Fully 50o colored cltl-
| afoot- Upon one Of the wagons hung the pleas
ant promise, +'We'se Gwtne to Whi,hwnsh the
6e 10 payn ot
Mora effective still was the nit made BY a
wagon loud Of Africnn freedmen whose appre-
Of what The Pa1 ned
| oerattc Rule Our Price WAS $sS29. =.
The coiored men we're cheared & lnsty: !!s,fa TIE
catching the favor Of the spectators.
A Republican COLUMBIA shaft thirty feet high
nearRs 1s q Ga4hold % Els Il e @ajorifoewed ths
words " A Solid North" at its base fully explain
IA 4 " waxon n w wsettine forth 1.-THE Principles for
which Lee and jackson Fought y carried II capi-
tai caroature Of the Democratic 5ackass being
loaded by John Bull with frae-trade burde,s
! under which it's back bent In Il manner threat
ening collapse at any moment. white the ourly
! form Of Gen. Hancock stood By ready to add bis
I WeEnt TO the Already OVGrLAakeu 4uNuEupeu.<
\ wagon drawn BY four coul- olack horses
| apostrophfsed tho Presidential candidates with
The words :. GARFIELD end 4 Arthur, !, W. " VIII Fight
The other side Of the wagon bore the lnscrip..
! tions I'VE viii Support No Freq Trade," and
nThe WelfSre %r Ct Our Country Depends upon
| And then came another piece Of ENJOYABLE
co1nicalty in the shape Of spirited patnttng,
with the words Low Bridge" aboye: al1,I ana DC.
! pair Of mules in the direction OF the White
| House, while Hancock, upon the roof Of 4 canal
boat, is caught in low bridge, which, on nc
count Of his obesity. he cannot pass through
| The crowd rewarded this clever cAricature with
| round after round of applause and laughter:
THE oCoSTo MANUFACTURING COMPANY
did a little something il the artistic CONTRAST
wagons laden with barrels anu finer WOODEN
| wnre, which we're labeled ."Results Of Pro
| small load OF broken barrels, and decayod
en- TS ayii "ssaPI as IS s::H'z
Tho Wells l. French Company, car and bridge
builders bid seven en- wagons, one Of ~ which bore
the nserpuSn Gh9ese ae95 son IN I'll,
operation, with fire blazing and dozen stalwart
smiths pounding with sledgchnmmers npon the
rab I tor saraeid and md i Arthnr1The II. Z r.
A wagon regresentiag Tie Gempqny's m erass !;
foundry had the inscription mo Free Trade
i fifth wagon declared, that - we hare cut
behind us the bridge by which we escaped from
ASK a skid s was Inscribed, we have built cars for
CO. O0O miles of ralrond; we shall build for l200W
o more det xeay f5s
which was unmistAkable.
The last wagon bore the words: 1--WE are
ready to build a bridge broad and liberal enough
for all honest citizcns"
A wagon followed with the sentiments Free
Schools, free speech. but 90 freq free trade"
l. Still another contrasting effect was privlded In
Park Commissioners. The foremost Of their
RePnbcan Sepn'l AK Of safety." whlle beneath it
was spread the cnntiot: p.
TX weary DsaasfAts cos , hsss sa} ard rest,
. Upon tho jigger of tine boat were the words:
"Tha Democratic Creed-Spurious Patriotism
The Individual Everything-Our Country Moth
Tho boat was tnanned BY a staIwart aud hind
some crew Of blue Jackets.
rematus OF u shattered yawl, its seams wide open
and Its hull broken cear across the middle. This
unhappy craft was labeled "The Democratic
Hulk. and beneath it ran' the explanatory
ETbis boat is nt,safe-not to be trusted. ::
lis Captain IS dead, and the barrel busted"
tcal snrcasms which The procession occasionally
wagons In line. with the 1nottocs, : Eduea,ion
the Strength Of Our Union and Of tho llepnblic-,
an PARTY "Gnrdeld end Eduu.1uon-FrUnl the
Body and Brains, :" and Good tRopy Men for
Office (Sirs)."
Tic last Of the Andrews wagons bore the in-
scriphons: Oh. yes; Indiana wanted change
metaiss and 1--WE e' are &c cabinsstnakers s I but
wood like little protection"
The studebaker Wagon Company made fine
display, with c1gh wagons In the line OF mhrch,
and. amongst other Inscriptions, - The Manu-
factnrer r .l the Laborers FRIEND and "So Free
Thomas Bent, the calcium light man, confined
himself 20 county politics In bis display the IA,
scrfpt,ons upon his wagons reading, Farweil,;
Us" and a Give Us a Mann for Sheriff.
couple Of wagons, each Of which groaned be-
meath the weight Of Il huge l2xl: stone from
their auarries: one Of which was labeled "The
]: J. Wilson, the picklc-man had two wagons
"a ne procession, which bore respectively the
Rsa nsf s ss fon
Evermore." and " Free Soil. Free Press. Free
Specch, Free Schools, Free Ballot, Free Affairs,
The Clinton Wire Cloth Company had d very
handsomely decorated wagon bearing in front
the coats Of Illinois and Massachusetrs.
Home fndustry. 1--WE Are Ia W Favor ta' of Frotec fo
ton Because It Makes Good Times !. Tho West
+ kst Ne md
A painting which would be fully appreciated
In the land wheto "honah, sub !" Is worshped
Wlll culFalrOuS ueFOQOu, represented an AFFAIR
Of honor in progress between Garfield and
Hancock The Republican duellist was attended
By Chester A. Arthur. while the Democrat was
seconded By "rhs PoorsMan's Friend" The
painting represented the critical moment when
Gen. Huncock was falling fr,m d severe sword
thrust dealt him by Mr. Garfield; and us the
artist had been liberal with his red dchre. tho
appearance OF the wounded Democrat was ap-
propriately CORY. Under the historical corn
position were the words "Indinna-Flrst blood
for Garfield"
=. ANOTHER ARTISTIC COMPOSITION 8.
contained very faithful likeness Of the Martyr
President hanked On the left by southern
scene introducing slayc-driver In the act Of
lAshing some coored hands in the cotton field,
andon the right BY sketch OF a peaceful and
prosperous; Northern manufacturing district,
dotted with factory chimuies in the back
ground, while happy male and female artisans
ut work tilt lu the foreground Of the picture.
Democratic Circus In Four Acts " was |
among the last of the attractions. This was an
ambitious tableau, in which u barrel Of sour-
mash whisky represented Democratic doc
trne, and uniformed figure Of wondrous |
abominal development lying prone OIL its buck |
4ld service Tor the defeated candidate, whose !
1htn Was explained upon Il tombstone bearing |
the inscription: -''0 !
NV. S. Hancock,
Killed by Republican ballots
=. III the State Of
.. Indiana.
:. Oct. j., 1850"
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