The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-14

John ;. Now-Bmco Billy, The Steerer.
Coalish Platform Take the Caucus Oath
or Walk the Plank. Our Motto Equal
Rights TO All-But No Mixed Schools.
Virginia "Barbour" Cleaned Them Out.
Blood Is Thicker than Water. Arthur 10
Malone: You Misrepresented Yourself.
"This Way Frecmen Wins the Day. Who
Struck Pap p"-Long. Billy and John,
Precious Pair-They Won't Do to Draw
TO. Marshall Ward Always Prepared.
Farewell Malone. Virginia is Redeemed.
Something Is Dead, Its the Wing Rooster.
Big 4-IIale. Newberry, Lybrook, and
Williams. J. s. Wise-Jobn Sadder
Wise. New Dance, Coalition Break
down-Cameron with his Face Backed
Old Virginia Never Tire.
JACKSON WARD.
The following inscriptions were seen on
the Jackson-Ward Clubs transparencies
Malone Must Go; Cameron with Him.
Jackson Ward, Third Precinct. The Sem
ate Is Ours. the House is Ours, the State Is
Ours by 10000 NHority. Lrnatics to the
Polls in Wagon. Figure representing
bull-pup hanging by the neck from beam,
with the words, Master, Lead On; but Pm
Too Dead to Follow. No Negro Police for
Richmond.
JEFFERSON WARD.
One OF the most attractive features OF the
parade was the large transparency OF the
Jefferson Ward boys. II was mounted
upon n wagon drawn by horses. On one
| side Of the canvas was painted table, and
upon il rested coffin. On the left OF the
table were the images OF Cameron, Rid
| dleberger, and John Wise; on the right
group consisting OF Paul, Forester, Hud-
/ nal Of NJ
side represented a funeral cortfge on their
way to the burial ground with Malone on
litter. with Cameron, Brown Allen, VIII
! liam &. Elan, and Paul negro trustce) as
pall-beaIers, headed by Claggetts negro
! band. The chief mournerS in the back
ground were Blair, Richard f. Walker,
Little Pat. McCaull, Reveley, and Brady.
/ On the back was gamecOck standing upon
another. with his spurs planted firmly IN
his neck. On the head was the word
Victory, and the bottom Sic Semper I'yra1,-
MS.
MADISON WARD.
Uniform, red sash over the right sbOul
der, fastened at the left hip. Here to the
Barbour all Shavcn and Shorn, who Clip
ped the Comb OF Billy Malone. Figures
Of billy goat on its hind legs, hog on
the run, marked John Wise, with the
words: 'Mastcr. Lead On; | Follow
Thee" Arthur and all his Revenue Men
Can't Put Little Billy Back Again. Boss
ism Buried, Virginia Redeemed. Big
Rooster, Christian, Curtis, Dunlop, Evans.
Justice TO All Men.
Harry Hudnall and Captain Paul were Reddy
schools TO mi.
Eut, Rads, YOU made waterhaul-'twas on No
yembcr q!
November Gth--A Goldfish Day for
CoGlish.
The Dispatch transparency was very
much admired, and its effect was heighten-
ed by large calcium-light which reflected
it for squares. 1t is the largest and most
complete affair Of the kind seen in the city.
MONROE WARD.
The Colored Man VIII Always Get His
Rights. Grateful Hearts Greet Barbour.
Victory was With the Right This Time.
They Al Went TO Petersburg for Comfort
Found Billy Laid Up for Repairs.
Smallest Bill in CirculatiOn-Bil Ma
hone. White Men OF Virginia Want No
Boss. Cameron Carried Africa into the
War, but Could Not Get II Out.
The Danvlle disaster. worS Of the master.
Forced on her people true
Poor negroes blCd, white colonel, fed
| Pleasant paths 10 pursue.
We are not for Arthur. though he be
for us. All Hail to the Barbour that made
a Clean Shave Farr-Far Away, for
Gracious Sake Stay.
CLAY wAED.
The Next Issue paul and others on the
tramp. Mahone's Epitaph: Alas Poor
Billy; | Knew HIM Well-ToO Well. Ma
hone, Cameron. Arthur-When Shall We
Three Meet Again. What are theWild Waves
Saving? Virginia, You Did Your Duty.
Malone the Ballot-BoX Stutler. Virginia
Redeemed, Arthur Rebuked Malone
Damned. Little Billy's Body Lies Nolder-
ing in the Clay while We 80 Marching
ON. Virginia Redeemed Baa, Baa, Black
Sheep Where is Your Wool? This Way,
Freemen! Hurrah for Barbour. Barbour,
Champion Boxer, Laid out Malone.
Manchester'sTu Turnout.
The clubs from Manchester attracted no
little attention, having in line about 800
men besides a number OF carriages and
horsemen. The procession fell in line
with the Richmond clubs at the corner OF
Ninth and Nam streets. headed by Noel-
kei's band and Chef-Marshall c. +.
Moore, accompanied by his aidS-H Fiiz-
gerald, A. j. Gallagher. John Owens, and
J. f. Bradley. Then followed six carriages
containing Mayor Taylor and the City Cen
tral Committee. The designs and transpa-
rencies. which were very numerous, were
very good and elected frequent and hearty
cheers as they passed along the line oi
march.
The line Of torches was headed by a large
: banner. upon which was written. Man.
! chester Brings Greeting, 439." Next wa,
: large transparency, on one side OF which
, was painted Cock of the Walk" on
another side was painted thick-lip negro,
| under which was written "The School
Trustee" Oh another side was ''The Dis
: consolate Trio" and on the other side was
representation of the burial OF bossism.
Next was banner Of victory, upon which
was inscribed "All Aboard. for salt Riy.
e." Then was seen Transparency upon
7 which was "We feel for Chester, because
I Chester-fcld's for u.s.
! Next in line were banners upon which
were inscribed some local hits. The fol-
, lowing are some OF the most prominent
: ..Who Hit Pa ?"-439. 400 More than the
/, Usual Allowance. "Who Flung dat LAS
: Brick Fuss at Flanagan's Wake and Made
dat Muss." a Paradox" That Man
! Chester Rebukes that Man-Mahone.'
/ "Jersev Lily, Thou Hast Lett Us" 81
. is n Wise Man who Knows When 10 Speal
o in Manchester" Farewell, Mahone.'
"Here is the Blade that Brought to Grief
the Railroad Wrecker and Zuni Chief
"BiIly, By-bye Tar, Tar" Lectures OF
G Africa" After Lunch the Great Desert
Swansboro'. with Mr.. X. a. Bowen n
. chief marshal, swelled the ranks considcra
! bly,, and Chesterfield sent quite numbe
= o. recruits.
J, Briefs and Personals.
A One Of the sickest and sorrieSt rooster
!. ever hatched into this sinful world-sai'
4 10 be Mahone's lost bird-was recentl
: found near West Point and forwarded I
: this Office by MIR. w. w. Green.