Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-16
GLORIA! |
The Way UntGrrifGd Democrats
Conduct Themselves,
When They are AS
sured of Victory.
Southern California in Lime
Last Might
the SKY AND TOWN INTENSELY
INCARNADINE.
The Largest Procession This
Country Ever Saw.
The Surrounding Towns
Well Represented.
IlluminatiOns Along the
Line OF March.
MANY BUILDINGS HANDSOMELY
DECORATED.
Congratulatory Speeches by
Eminent Democrats.
A Democratic Night Which Was
Made the Best of.
A Democratic Night Which Was
Made the Best of.

j. Downcy harvey, Msfshhi.
Aids:
II Cruz, JF Figueroa.
Dan Cunningham, Sam Moran,
y Humphreys, Capt Blennerhassett,
Nv Deckman, Abe Norton.
Cleveland Guards.
Old Guard.
orators Of the evening In carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
wangeman's Band.
N. A. Coyarrubias, Marshal.
J ] Mellus, IF Guirado,
ID Botiller VIM Stoermer,
YC Fuentes, G II Watts.
II Tate, IA Aguirre,
J d Machado, Fred Harkness,
Harry Rose, Dubourdleu,
X Sepulveda, Chas Gassagne,
E 4 McGinnis. w ID Stephenson,
NV Biscailuz, u A Lugo,
DIR Quinlan, Felipe LugO,
w Del Vale, Pedro Dornalechi,
Judge X A Ling, Alonzo Sanchez,
S Celestine, Andres Lugo
John Bryson, jr NJ q Santa Cruz;
Alfred SOlano, John McMenomy
w Lugo.
Del Vale Guard,
First Ward Club.
Spanish American Club.
French Club,
THIRD DIVISION.
Union Band
Eugene Germain, Marshal.
Aids:
Jw Montgomery, Morris Newmark,
Edward Germain, Henry Baer.
Celestine Save Chas Coulter,
Lw Carr
Cleveland Cadets.
Second Ward Club
Third Ward Club.
Merchants and Citizens generally.
FOURTH DIVISION.
American Band.
T, W. Brooks, Marshal.
Aids:
Col Holiday, wD Norton,
Jesus Bilderrain, DC McQuitty,
Jno W Broaded, Monte Buster, Downey
Nv Isbell, Los Nietos W II spurgeon,
HIM Mitchell, ,Sepulveda Santa Ana
LG Giroux. S Monica Geo Kinds.
Ben Dreyfus, Anaheim Wilmington
Country Delegations on foot,
Cavalry.
Citizens in Carriages.
The procession then, amidst enthusiastic
cheers and the glare of fireworks, took up
the following line of march. Down Spring
street to Fifth, to Main, up Main to Plaza;
countermarch to stand in front of Downey
Block.
The scene along the line OF march was one
of the most indcscribable enthusiasm. Many
busincssh houses were Illuminated, and great
number OF residences were handsomely
decorated. The sidewalks were impa ssablc
and the crowds on the streets only parted to
give way to the brilliant procession of Dem
ocrats, The assembled crowds of spectators
checred repeatedly as they caught sight of
the transparcnces borne by the procession
lists, some OF which were inscribed as fol.
lows: mo race prejudice now exists"
equal justice to all, cleveland, greit,
greater, greatest; Blaine, small, smaller,
smallest" "rhe young men OF our govern
ment want honest government" Truth Mt
last is triumphant; no North, no South, no
East, no West" I'VE take ours straight
here's to st; John, The spirit Of joyous.
ness pervades our country" "A united
1--WE have bridgcd the chasm,"
Blaine surrenders to Logan" THE
Postofiice will be lighted" mo solid
South; no solid South" There was large
cock and with Cleveland's head ON 1t,
and having the inscription, cleveland and
honest government One feature of the
parade was the number OF ladies in ear
riages and on horseback. The presence OF
the fair sex was especially noticeable and
elected many cheers
large number of live ROSTERS and also
several HERALD rOosters were In the process
sion.
THE SPEAKING.
stand was erected in front of Downey
Block, on Main street, and after the march
ing was over n crowd gathered in front of
that stand that was larger by many hun
dreds than any crowd that ever assembled
in this city 1t was most enthusiastic and Il
seemed that the cheers and shouts for
Cleveland aud Hendricks would never
cease. Finally when the least semblance of
quiet was observed s. NJ. White arose and
CALLED THE MEETING To ORDER
Mr. White introduced Mr.. l. W. Hellman
as chairman of the meeting. Mr. Hellman
came to the front and after thanking the
rejoice most heartily and sincerely in the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks. The
Secretary, ]. 4, Gaffey, read the following
list of vice. presidents
NJ i, Tyler; III Monte, J. c, Hannon;
San Gabriel, J. DeBarth Shlrb; New
hall, Joel l.. Turner; Santa Monica, Z. c.
Carrillo; La Ballona, Jose de Ia luz Mac hado;
Compton, omri Bullisi wilmington D W.
Alexander, Anaheim, Theo. Rimpau; Santa
Ana, c. W. Humphreys; Orange, Henri +.
Gardiner Tustin, VIM. Byrne San Juan Cap
istrano, Richard Egan; Azusa, Capt Gordon.
Spadra, Mr. Freyer' Pomona, VIM. Z. Mar
tin; Cotton, John Llwshe; Los Angeles, NJ.
j. Newmark, b. F, Coulter, J. T. Steward, c.
+, Harper, Richard Dillon, William Llcy,
Jos. u. Lynch, Antonio +. CorOnel, Jno f.
Platter, Harris Newmark, A. Gassell, d. NJ.
McGarry, Geo $, Hupp, Jno, schumacher,
Thos. +. Rowan, Rafael Sepulveda, c. Du.
common, p Beaudry, J. II. Seymour, B.
Cohn, Edw, Reid, J. J. Mellus, Jno. f. Hum
phrcys, Dir. H. S. Orme, J. Kuhrts, j. A.
Graves, Jos. Maicr, J. Harry Conlan, Joseph
Messmer Phil Lauth, Ed. McGinniss, Henry
Stoll, W. H. Rowland, Y. G. Fuentes
The chairman then introduced
HoS. CAMERON +. TnoH,
Mayor of Los Angeles, who said that al.
though the Democratic party had suffered
defeat for nearly quarter Of n century, its
flag had never been lowered or trailed in
the dust, and now at last Il was Triumphant
In the persons of Cleveland and Hendricks
the country has guaranty of an honest
Al the conclusion OF Capt. Thoms remarks
loud calls were made for
STEPHEN NJ. WHITE,
Who responded, In the midst of great ap-
plause Ia one OF his happiest veins. Mr.
White congratulated the American people
upon the law abiding spirit which had been
exhibited under the tremendous and excit-
ing strain of the past campaign, and the for
bearance aud good nature with which the
last week OF doubt and uncertainty had
been passed In the prompt and ready ac-
quiescence In the result by our Republican
fellow citizens he found an augury that the
Republic was safe and would be perpetu-
ated. He also read a dispatch announcing
that the Hon. Charles A. Sumner had been