Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-19

ner, 2ox30 feet. Manufactured especially
| Ior the club In New York, and whieh has
seen 70 much admired, and considered one
| OF tne bnest banners In the State. with
| eneiy y'exseutsd portraits Of Cleveland and
large float.
This was followed BY a tran,parency with
! portraits Of the President and Viee-Presi.
denNelset, with the following inscriptions /:
| The Nan Of Destiny. Grover Cleveland !;
Democratic War.Hsrse. Thomas A. Hen
| drieks. nsparencies-Regards TO Mrs.
Fisher; Hail 10 the independents; our
Friends Heroh. World, Times. PUCK ;
Don't Mention This, Blaine 10 Fisher:
Colored People Assured OF Projection
slavery Forever Abolished for White and
Black; All Men Are Equal Before The Law
One Great Country, SeCtionaIism Annlhi-
lated: Glorious Indiana Gives 10000
Majority; Roll on Solid south, with
| Connecticut, Delaware. New jersey,
| New York. and indiana; Good
Old Kentucky, 10000 Majority The
Colored Peoples Rights are Protected by
the states and Not by the United Stltes !;
| Farewell, Malone, Light OF My Life. Fare
well; 2lo-sit Down Blaine; Rum, Ro-
manrm, and Rebellion oh, No-Repub'
lican Rascals Routed: The Tariff was Too
-Workingmen said. Wen Put Cleve-
hind IN; Little Boss Billy and Old Black
Joe. Gather Up Your Duds, for You've Both
Got to Go; The Child is Named Grover; /;
| There IL No Use Squirming-2i9 Beats 1872 /;
| Everything IL Lovely and the Goose Hangs
| High; j Can't Conc, / Am sick-BEune TO
! Fisher; Praise God, from Whom all Bless
ipgs Flow, Although the Returns Come In
| So Slow: We Knocked the Stufin' Out Of
the Man from Maine, and Elected our Man
| All the Same; IL Won't DO. Jay Gould I;
Virginia Gives 10000 Majority, and Don't
You Forget II; A Cleveland Walk-Over; I;
The Country Looks Joyousiy Forward to
Cleyeland's Great Reform Administration ;
Public Thieves Win be Driven Out, Busi.
ness Thriyes; The Nation Will be Once
More Prosperous and Happy; Good Old
Times are Coming Again; Liberty, Equali-
ty, Honesty: Good Luck TO Our President;
Jim Blaine 10 the New York Republican
Committee: You Should Have Sent for Ne
EARLIER; Salt River is Broad Enough 10 Con-
tain All the Noy1gers on its Peaceful Bo-
som; Washington Illuminated in Honor OF
the Election Of Cleveland and Hendricks /;
| The People Say, Cbange-Let Their Will
be Done; Fraudulent Figures Cannot
Break the Democratic Ranks; Cast an An
chor to the Windward; Mulligan Letters (;
Alabama, 10000 Majority; Arkansas, 27,-
! 600 MojOrity; United We Stand, Divided
We Fail; No North, No South, No East.
| No Wcst-A United COuniry-Result Of
Cleveland's Election; We are Coming TO
stay;
Although The Returns Come In 50 SLOW,
JIM Blaine Is Obliged 10 60;
Tic Country is Safe. and We are Too Hap
py TO be Mad at Anybody; We Paint the
Town Red; Georgia Swells Her Majority
10 10000; Show Our Expert the 10000 /;
he Last Straw that Broke the Camers
Back-Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion ;
Malone To Patrick County" Hold
the Returns Until You Hear From
Me-; Creek Nation Sends Greeting {;
John :. Wise's telegram Virginia wheel.
into Inc for Blaine and Logan In pigs
eve.
Pcoi Blly has met his doom;
few days more,
Aud htll be laid In hts tomb.
A large transparency representing a train
of cars. with the following inscriptions :
All Aboard the Train for Salt River, with
Malone as Captain; Preparing 20 Move
| just Looked In; representation of Cleve'
land. sword in hand. representing the Cod
dcss OF Liberty. Equality. Honesty: there
also appeared two rOOsters, the former
crOwi ing over the victory, and the latter l.
suffering from the defeat II lately received ;
the flag which bore the inscription Of Jci-
f,rsoL- Ward Democratic Club was boanti-
fully illuminated by lanterns ana several
other transparencies.
MARsHALL-wAID CLUB.
. And now cones Marshall Ward Club
with its banner which has 50 long beeu
floating in the breeze. taken down from IL
staff and borne along on the shoulders OF
stalMart men. "stlll full hi h advanced - al
it, head. Mr. w. :. Catlett, superintendent
Of the ward, was marshal. with Captain G..
w. Watt. TAYLOR and Mcssrs. T.. &. CARR
son, +. J. Paraier, and Philip O'Neil a'
aide. Mr.. Shirley King had charge OF the
"ComIng Voters" and by his good man-
agement held them well in hand.
There were IN line with this organ
ization about 400 or 500 fOoimen, 100 or 2OO
men OH horseback, all uniformed and bear
ing torches. and followed by an innumera'
bic number OF the coming voters" BE
sides the banner, which bore the likenesse'
Of Cleveland. Hendricks, and George -.
Wise. surmOunied bv large rOosters, viii
a Sprcad-eagc in front, there were many
other trSnsparencics, some Gf them unique
| and having strange devices" Amongst
I them was large TRANSPARENCY. carried Di
four men, having inscribed on It the names
| OF those WHO so CALAMITY carried the Demo
cratic standard to victory.
Other tIansparcncies had oi.palnilngS o.
/ our chieitains. with such moltocS a. We
Have showed Them Under; We Have
/ Come 10 stay. Boys: United We stand
/ We are Coming. Cousin Grover Nirglnl;
/ with 10000. There was lloal with "Nic
! tony" inscribed in large letters on eacl
side.
An amusing feature Of the turnout in thi'
! clvh was wagon dressed IN whit, draw
by white mule, having in il "a transp1
rency OF "Old Mother Hubbard held IN
/ place Ly q man wearing white Motbe
/ Hubbard dre-s.
UNlON pENoCRATIC CLUB.
Mar,bals-C. +. Ellison. T. G.. Walsh
! Thi, club appeared in line. headed by
/ it, president. william II. Cullingworth
aud SIX c.presidents-Mays. Alien
! Poarman. Mussen. Weisiger. and McCabc
| with 2j0 -ohd voters and 100 loun.
| Americans. " The members OF the clut
! vere handsomely UNIFORMED d with rcf
! helmets. while clpes with red collar
| beautifully inscribed " nion tiub." I'm
| c,ub il comuoscd 4 voters 10 the Four,'
| precinci. jefferson Ward, and Third pre-
! crnct. Marshall Ward. on the 10Th o
| September they opened the canvass IN 'hl
! city bv firing the first gun at the first PUB
| lie meeting. at which our gallant standard
| bpafer. George u. Wise, made hls hls
| srcech. ON the night OF November j.
| they osed the canvass with large torch
| ljeLt procession and fired the last gun. anu
on the Ith Of November their labors wer'
| crowned with success 10y large gains a
| both precincts. The club kept step 10 IN
music Of seven pieces, all pliyed bv mel
from iis own rank.
| Theo followed two characters dressed II
black. all "tattcred aud torn,' represent
ing the last DAYS Of the Republican pirt7
Next came the three siandard-be&frrs
weighing 200 pounds each, carrying IN
club banner. Then followed tran'paren
| cies, as follows:
4. Float on wagon. Inscriptions Capl
tol at Washington; Cleveland standing on
the portico delivering address--Vlz.,
countrymen. the platform OF reform. adopt
ed by the Democratic Convention al ,ni
caeo July 8, 1884, shall, by your palrlol''
aid. carry la NV everyday life during INV
administration" ship Constitution Cit'e
land on the wbcei-house. saying. no"
that Jonah overheard, or be WIZ slnA tn'
ship: Blaine goins down headioien,Ss
into the wafer. marked Jonah Blame; tu'
last OF jim Blaine. OF where Is nc. ~