St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-17
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''We turned the rascals out: Hurrah ~
while on the reverse side fac-simile Of the
GLOBES goose done up in Mulligan gravy
and having inscribed over the top, "Repub-
lican Feast"
We voted for our interest, 219
Is Cockeye after Belval
Remember Thanksgiving Day.
Friendship to all Seandinavians.
Salt River for refreshments, 2l9
Old Cockeye dropped.
Our hands are open to foreigners, and on
the reverse side portraits of Cleveland and
Hendricks.
Cleveland mounted upon a mammoth
rooster riding for the White House; on both
sides the same.
Honest money for honest labor with saw
and square while the reverse side had a
picture of duck holding heart in its bill
upon which was inscribed the magic 219,
while "Oneida county, New York, also ap-
peared above the picture.
Don't fail to burn this letter.
Burn, buru, burn.
We fought for the Union, we vote for the
Union.
To Washington, at PIG speed.
Fastest time on record, gig.
Salt river for refreshments, 219 wins.
Mr.. Mulligan counted 219.
How is Cock Eye and Belva.
The contest elevated honest Grover Cleve-
land.
The White house must be kept pure.
Fort Smith railroad 200, 900 plurality.
Turn the preachers out.
Not only solid south but solid north.
Free ballot and an honest count
German motto, Free for All.''
Cockeyed Butler is my name, stealing
votes for Blaine was my game.
Hurrah, Cleveland and Hendricks.
Examine the books.
1t wont win, 1876.
Care shall be taken TO neither harm labor
or capital.
Hendricks and reform.
1t was the Belshszzar feast at Delmonico's.
1t was the stalwarts, mugwumps, pro-
hibitionists and servile bigots.
The columns are added and ZIG the re-
suit.
Persoenlich, freibeit
Oh, what devil of a FIX. G. B.
The popular vote and the electoral college
declare for Cleveland.
The victory is ours-the duty also.
Hurrah for the Mugwamps.
Absolute and Gliecht Recht.
1t was the Golden club.
British gold, hard times and fraud.
Our country forever.
An honest GLOBE is the noblest work Of
God.
Sheriff, mayor, governor and president.
219.
Hurrah for grand old Hendricks.
No 'T6 business.
We are tenting on the old camp ground.
We are right and fear not
German motto-Boys hold fast.
Bismarck has nothing to say.
Cleveland's plurality 1890. No discount
for cash.
We make laboring men preferred credi-
tors.
The public faith must be kept.
Liberty and frugality.
A very fine crayon portrait of Cleveland on
one side, while on the reverse the same of
Hendricks, with the words elected, 1876.
elected. 1854.
The day of jubilee has come.
'We die hard, but it is for the best.n
Democracy forever.
Honesty VS.. corruption: honesty won.
We turn the rascsls out
We love him for the enemies he has made
Lyra Democracy.
Honor lies in honest toll
We oppose all sumptuary laws.
The people said PIG.
The line of march was as follows: From
City hail up Front to Marshall, out Marshall
to State, State to Byron, Byron to Second,
Second to Liberty, Liberty 10 Broad, Broad
to Warren, Warren TO Second, Second 10
Cherry, Cherry TO Broad, Broad To Plum.
Plum to Second, Second TO Vine, Vine 10
Front, and down Front 10 the Mankato
house, where the column WAS
massed, both foot and horse.
and the speakers were introduced
AS the head of the column fled out upon
Front street led by the military band and
with horses four abreast the scene was indis-
crioaoly grand and beautiful The extreme
length Of Front street, particularly in lower