St. Paul daily globe., 1884-11-24
Our lands are open for the FOREIGNER.

Our lanns are open for the foreigner.
A picture OF Butler with the word -spoons''
on each side and cuts Of handful OF spoons
at the base.
Cleveland and Hendricks, 21e.
Oh what devil OF fix j. G. B.
Pubic Office is Il public trust.
b. F. Butler is my name, stealing votes for
Blaine is my game.
No No Blaine Blaine for .n,u us, -. We have cast an
No Mulligan letters, windward.
No Fisher business.
In the rear of the procession marched q
squad of Democratic voters carving
a banner inscribed ''Young America. -
several of them wearing white plug
hats. The procession paraded the prin-
cipal streets of the city during which Il q
shower OF Roman candles aud rockets was
continuous while the booming of cannon was
incessant. While passing the corner OF
Clark and Main streets the roof Of the Opera
house was blaze Of red fire which cast lis
reflection upon the paraders below, while FIRE
workswere rapidly discharged and the shouts
of the enthusiastic Democrats on the
streets were taken up by the paraders
aud given back with will.
Among the splendid decorations and illumi-
nations OF business places were the follow
ing:
The Hall house brilliantly illuminated and
the grounds hung with hundreds OF Chinese
lanterns. The procession marched through
the grounds and cheered Mayor Frank Hall
Justify. Other business places illumiu ated
were: Brewdin Bros., w. S. Krebo, Clark
Street Meat market, Frank Hail & Co..
Evans q Borleske, Il. w. Larson, 7. Black
lin, j. Graham, Z. W. Murphy, ]. ].
Christensen, NJ. II. Avery, Spieer & Jensen.
ID. e. DsEyr, Adam Weigand, Adolph Vopht.
Schlender Bros, II. o. Brager, Bexxesen q
Stein. John Hanson, II J. Hazelton, Gil
bert House, Ryder, Voxee & Co., American
company uffice, d. Magelssen, G.. T.. Colby
a. II. McMullrn, L. A. Avery, Nelson Weed.
Residences-D. VI. NJ Dodge. Judge T
c. Stacy, VI. H. Avery, Mrs. S. Batehe!der.
d. f. Dwyer, T. F. Mccormick, L N...Spicer,
S. P. Sorensen, TGos. j. Warack.
Arrived at the rink the crowd soon packed
it TO overfowing, and the literary part Of the
programme begun. Just in front OF the
stage, upon raised seats, the young ladies
who represented the Democratic states were
seated, and as the audience fled in they
sang patriotic air, each waving the flag
She had carried during the parade. Upon
tue platform, besides the president Of the
day, Z. G. Stacy, were seated Hon. ] B.
Brishin, OF st. Paul, and ex-senator VI. s.
Wilkinson, now of Faribaut county, the
speakers Of the evening, Col. Mansfield OF
Austin, the representative of the GLOBE, and
the following gentlemen Of Albert Lea:
Aug Peterson, D. \. Gates, W 5. Krebs. II.
&. Day, Thos. Mccormick and John An
derson.
Judge Stacy in calling the meeting 70 order
said that be had waited thirty-six wears fol
such an opportunity as be DOW epjoyed and
bis heart was at last made glad by the sue.
cess OF the Democratic party. That party
had duty tn perform. There were about
600 Office holders. which the people de
manded that ther shoGl turn out. He would
say 70 the victois take them up carefully.
carry them out tenderly aud lay them down
gingery, for ii would be the last Of them on
Garth" He congratulated his Democratic
friends upon the suspicious day which had
dawned upon them after so long and weary !
waiting and concluded by introducing lbs
Hon. J. B. Brisbin, of ST. Paul,
who proceeded to address them.
He was followed by ex-senator Wilkinson.
who congratulated his Democratic friend.
and independent Republican allies that tbez
had been able TO overcome an army Of 100.
600 Office holders aud host of deputy mar
shals. and that truth, mighty and eternal
had prevailed Mr.. Blaine had tried to make
the question of tariff the great issue in tbe
late campaign. 1t was not the great issue
but honest govern ment was. When IN tht
October canvass he bad visited West Virpini,
and hopec Tor the electoral vote OF that stat,
he was all peace and Cancellation apc
development Of southern interests apd
resources When West virginis had again
ranged herself in the Democratic column h,
waved the bloody shirt and cried solid south