Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-08
GEORGIA

| ATLANTA, Nov. About II O'Clock this
morning telegram was received from New
YORK saying that Jay Gould had telepranhed
/ MS congratulations to Cleveland This Iros
/ construed into an admission upon the mart of
the Republicans that they had been defeated
| Instantly the fire alarm was sonnded oni
| soon Broad street, at the intersection Of Ala
Dama, was surglng mass of entbusiastic moo
pie VINO came from every quarter cannon
was procured and fired as rapidly as it couId
De loaded. A procession was at once formed
WIN Henry Grady and Evan Howell in tha
iead, and headed for the capitol. Flags. Lnnte
ing and red shirts were hoisted on noIes
tb9G 2bro1inS, barao ana every conceivable thing of
marked 'BlOody Shirt" 0We are ooin1
to burn this shirt!" A brass band was nro9=
cured and soon the entire outfit, or SO much
OF III as was possible, entered the capital
One-half entered the House headed nv Mr.
GRADY. and others under the guidance of Mr.
Howell took the Senate by storm. What " as
done in the House is given in the renort Tho
Senate was completely routed The nrese1re
from without was so great that an adjourn
menu was made to the steps of the povern
straot pHbIu.ng ub on t1e opposite side of the
hrst speaker was Gov. Mcdaniel, who was
brought over from his office wrapped in the
nnati9nal na colors. He was succeeded by Thomas
dardeman, who in turn was followed nv
zen. LaWtOn and Henry Grady
These are the first Democratic speeches ever
made from the steps of the building THE red
9hlI,s sha tnat nad been procured to burn were
with match. AS they were consumed the
crowd went wild with excitement. All dav-
stnce tne demonstratIon first commenced the
streets nave been packed with a dozen nro
cesslOns, headed by brass bands moving in
every direction. The members of the Legis
Iature are out in full force helping the boys
paint the town red '9
inns afternoon circulars were distributed
ABOUT the city, urging upon the people to
unite and illuminate the citv and calling
i upon al 70 take part in tOrchlight process
A fI,+
formed on Broad street, at the corner of Ala
Dama, and moved through all the Drincina1
5Creets 5a Oh Ghe CITY, The procession was headed
Dy brass band. In the front ranks m arcbod |
the Gate City Guard and Governors Horse |
Guard. The former command at Intervals |
during the march fired a salute. The iIIumi- |
nRfatIons RfnI ana procession proved a success.
MANY OF the transparencies were apnronri |
steIy painted, showing considerable ingenuity |
n makeup. Atone or two points Rlafnp ami
logan were burned in effigy. The procession
ia not dlsband until midnight, and the
demonstration was not even then entireIv
otlterated, as Independent professions were
PTadlng at later hour. while bonfres
march. ~ 'ii0 llne VI
MACON, Nov. THE citizens of Macon hold
VI immense mass meeting to- day at the cOnrt
'i UuIe, W Gake Ia actlon to have grand Cleve-
@ @thu ana hendricks jOlliticatiOn meeting Ind
STchIlgnt procession. G. II. Rogers a promi
nnt M merchant. was chosen Chairman who
~ "a me ne course or his remarks, said: ''By the
,Ctsrnai GODS, we have whipped the igbt and
y lmphed over rascality and the great
~ eSeu Sy power After 20 years in the wilder
e 80 tne democrats are passing from dark
iFSs INTO sunlight, and much credit is Jno
tFnry W ard Beecher for Cleyeland's succaeS |
.HiNGW ork. For this am willing to for
I've a5 ms past Gins" Various committees of
Gniihood1 iho1t y prominent citizens have been ap-
Tnteu 10 make arrangements for a great de-
IstraIlOn next Tuesday night In celebra
cor GIeVeland's victory. Three thousand
e[s nave already been subscribed to defrav
urlkf L
tor and bon fires. There will be n grand I
haThC procession. Five thousand torches l
teryen! ordered from Cincinnati A bat c
nah. .rtlllery will be obtained from Savan
nate0ery house in the CITY Will he iIInni {
cities I've Drass bands from neighbOring \
Preside Deen engaged. Gov. Mcdaniel? I
tie, Atp the Senate Carlton, Speaker Lit
men Bloy General Anderson. Congress-
Dessau, ana Hardeman, District EIector n
Howell, Z. B ack, Patrick Walsh, Evan Il
Fleming by ,Iyno3 Gr9ady, Robert ;9, Falliganl,
one-fare rSak. The railroads will give 0
one of the The demonstration will he L
South. 'test ever witnessed in the a
all day over tI7-This city has been wild S
election. The)nnrmatlon of Cleveand's p
men and bows Gets have been filled with y
| night an immeg ana blowing horns. To- Of
| held a Market meeting of citizens was CT
| for grand torc 10 perfect arrangements | fC
| night, the like Mt procession on Monday ii
| II this place befoWhlch was never seen al
! ghernalia have be Torches and other para Il
| " telegraph for ordered from New York
20 enthusiastic tocasion. The crowd was
| 4tails, and Col CcOntent with business
| Aalsh, NJ. p. Carr6 Jones, Hon. Patrick on
| reponse to deafenifsq; maze speeches in &c
| to on Monday ni%flls. The demOEstra N
thbusiness men 66fvIll be conducted bv cr
mAmOth in its nrotis place, and will be tn
ltrick Walsh. mons.
D9ocratic Exec1tiv33er Of the National ca
giahas telegranbaJ pmmittee from Geor- re
JohKelly of New We following to Hon. -
on full, fair and hon. II congratulate you w
VIVA made Grovar ESyOte of Tammanv. oi
the lited States , Neland President of r,