The Portland daily press., 1888-09-08

In the rear of the procession, in a carriage
drawn 5y four powerful white horses, rode
nye OF the veteran Republicans of WestbroOk
who voted for William Henry Harrison in
the hard cider campaign Of 1S40 They were I:
Leander Valentine, Lewis Warren. e. e.
Sturgis, Joseph P. Libby and j. r. Andrews.
They are all enthusiastic Republicans, and
Will vote for Burleigh next Monday, and
for Harrison and Morton next November
The old flag has always boen good enough
for them, and the Mills bill is a little more
than they can stand.
The march taken by the procession was a
long one, but grand ovation greeted the
ci1os throughout the entire route.
On Saco street the residences of b. Bishop
and ). Pullen were handsomely Illuminated.
At the head Of Mechanic street there was a
big bonfire, and H. p. Murch's residence was
gorgeously decorated. The Highland House
attracted much attention. II was Illuminated
from cellar to attic, and on the roof of the
piazza handsome girl was dressed to repre-
sent the Goddess of Liberty.
AlonZo Libby's residence was ablaze with
torches.
Among the scores of handsomely illumi-
mated residences and stores along the line Of
march were those of G. B. Woodman, the
Presumpscot House, Boston Branch Cloth
ing store, j. K Andrews 81 Sons store.
John w; Warren's cotton mill, w. III. SWEET
". w; Poole, Chas. Quimby, W. X. Dana,
1ts ACnhCttf Oudklto w u. III.
Babb, John Meserve, Mrs. l. b. jackson, e.
Z. Couillard's store, James Pennelps store,
II. Mayo, Frank Dana, John Brown, j. j.
knowlton, William Boothby, +. A. Belts,
John Van, w: II. Hanson, +, NJ. Ray, Esq,
Il. +. Sands. 3. NJ. McCann. Z. Phinney. z.
Andrews, J. X. Andrews, j. NJ. Allen, j. IL.
Hazelton, Miss M. Proctor, W. G. Phinney,
Joseph Bartlett, Joseph Kicker, l.. Land,
A. b. Winsl0w, j. G. Schwartz, Mrs. K. Lane,
!, Bingham, A. D; PuringtOn; DR.; Smith, DR..
NJ. A. Bean, DR.. Horr,. w: w. Spear. c. J.
Mcclellan, j. X. Dunn, Fred Murch, G. Graf
fam, John Debeck, Il. 4. Roberts and Edwin
Morse were passed.
At Cumberland Mills the illuminatons
were fully as numerous and beautiful as
were the fireworks, as we'll as the illumina-
tlons and decorations, at John L. Warren's,
John Wheeler's and L. w. Ayers. The resi-
dences OF all the following citizens were very
attractive: Byron Pride, Charles Verrill,
William Smith. u. 4. Goff, v. A. Burnell, w.
5; Jordan. Charles Moses, Eben Leighton,
Horace Walton, George Swett William
Brock, J. w. Wood, l.. Blanchard. 5. Yields,
BENZ. Palmer, L. Allen, A. Davis. Judge
Y. ". Penpell, A. H. LarTabee, John JOr-
ter, NJ. B. Purinton, J: ID. Cobb,
s. v. Sheehan, Leander Moody,
J. Baker. ]. Estes. G. W.. Titcomb, W; S.
Cooper, L. @. SWEET, Capt. Nash, William
Lamb, Z. B. Newcomb. A. G. Chute, John
Ford, II. Hunt. Freeman Brown, M. Bar
bour, Rev. NJ. Cousins,s f.. A. Aver, s.
Andrews, James Gratfam, j. w. Bacon,
Misses Field and Libby, r. A Foss, 9. Cla-
ton, L. NJ. Walker, II. A. Crage, l.. Million,
X. X. Blasland. A. A: Codwell, G. +. Hunt,
John E. Warren, Il. Elwell, Joseph Dannell,
ker, Geo. Goodrich, Isaac Manchester, NJ.
KRlimball, A.. A. JeffoeISds,, Joseph Libby,
som, w. j. Hamilton, L. NJ Libby,
Walter knight, G. Q. Nageffey, S. Rioux, b.
Knowlton, III. Pierson, Webster Babb,
L. w. Jones, Abnsr Hawkes., David Hayes,
L. Haskell. After marching through these
streets, the companies proceeded TO the town
hall where they part0ok of a lunch, after
which the train was taken for Portland
where 1t arrived at little past midnight. In
the meantime Gen. Clark E.Carr, of Illinois,
addressed a large and appreciatiye audience
from a platform erected in front of Il. X.
Girard's store. Gen. Carr was introduced by
III. K. Griggs. and made a forcible address
ON the tariff.