St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-10
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Especial Telegram 10 the Globe.l
EToTA, Mimi, Nov. 9.-0ur village keeps
pace with its neighbors in enthusiasm. A
salute Of thirty-eight guns was fFed at noon,
and rousing torchlight procession with ap-
propriate banners, etc, was marched through
our streets in the evening. Everything quiet
except the Republican kickers. Don't blame
them, they were educated 10 it and die hard.
Our townsman, Z. Damn, the chronic Office
seeker, refused the use Of the national en-
blem Of liberty 10 celebrate the victory OF the
people. May God have mercy on him.
AT sHAKoPEE.
Especial Correspondence of the Globel
SHAKoPEE, Nov. s, Pursuant to the re-
quest of the state central committee the
Democrats had an enthusiastic jubilee meet
ing tonight. II was the greatest affair ever
Witnessed in Shakopee. Promptly at half
past seven O'Clock the procession started
from the court house square in the following
order: Two torch bearers, Shakopee cornet
band, pictures Of Cleveland and Hendricks,
four torches, live rooster on a pole, a mon
ster goose labeled "dead, +" a mask represent
ing Rev. Ball, four torches. Transparency,
"Yell 219-shout," "High tariff beat
Blaine" "Low tariff saved Strait, ~
Four torches. Transparency, "Cheer up
Blaineites, the country is saved" "Who
will care for Maria nowi" Six torches.
Transparency, "When dirty Ball goes to hell,
Old Nick will give an awful YELL" "R."
"R." ar" "Burn this letter" ''Hurrah
for Grand Old Hendricks" Four torches.
Transparency, "Hurrah for Cleveland. >,
''Tell the truth and shame the idevil." 2l9.
Dear Fisher. -Four torches. Trans.
wumps." ''Was Old 'Cock-eve' run
ming after Belval'' 219. Four torches.
Kind Regards to Rev. Burchard. 'sRum. Ro-
manism and Rebellion" "Thirty miles an
hour: 219" -Four torches. Transparencv-
son to Washington: 2I9." sBlaine IA
beaten, 219 did it," Four torches. Trans
parency-"Mulligan is bully boy. 4"
Embellishments shout: We've turned
the rascals out" -Four torches. Transpar-
ency-"We've got there, and propose TO
stay" 'No more counting out. YOU bet. -
1919" with picture Of rooster. -Four torches.
Transparency, ''St. John is 4 daisy" "No
more stealing OF the presidency ssBlaine
is busted" Four torches. Transparency.
"Mulligan gravy spoilt Blaine's goose -
''We have elected a man who will take his
seat.n ''Burn, burn, burn this letter. ~
''Oh, in a hell Of a fix, J. G. B." Four
torches. Transparency, "We've waited too
long to stand a second frand, and don't YOU
forget it.'' "Blaine, Burchard and Ball had
an awful fall" -Four torches. Trans
psrency, ''Roaring rascality re-
tiring." "Rum, Romanism and
rebellion" Railways ready relief. ~
or any other man, wboop 'er up Doys. -
Four torches. Transparency, ''No 1876
count this time; it won't do: PIG Is what
we've got and win keep" "a picture of
an open grave with Cleveland shoveling the
earth on Blaine, headed He Jdoet lingo
Jim.'" Four torches. Transparency.
Cleveland is elected, and don't you forget
it's "a free ballot and an honest count,
219, and not one less" Four torches
Transparency, ''Cleveland and Hendricks
club" "The earth Is ours"
This wss followed by large number Of
torches. The procession paraded the princi-
pal streets and were welcomed by shouts Of
welcome by the crowds of cheering people
lining the streets. Sky rockets we're sent in
the air on the line OF march and the honses
along the route were brilliantly Illuminated.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the meeting:
We, the Democrats of shakopee in mass
meeting assembled, declare:
First. That we firmly believe that Cleve-
land and Hendricks have been elected to the
presidency and vice presidency Of this ma
ton.
Second. That we demand an honest
count and will not submit to anything else
Third. The frauds OF 1876 can not be re-
peated.
Fourth. The will of the people as ex-
pressed at the ballot box must and shall be
respected.