Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

| Throngs q p~opls continue 20 pnur into
the town from all Parts. eager 20 ALL their
mite % the iolllhcations q day long looked
for~Ari % ~ ''ths prouds-i Ohio ever saw."
A. tho street oornors ani In the iAvsrus
veterans scArr,d with British bullets and tho
/ poisonous Indian Arrows tel glowing tAles
/ % "OA Tin" 20 attentive gruuTs, while
/ numerous military COMPANIES march AMI
/ counirrmArch amid the din q hundreds %
tooting horns AMI rollicking songs
/ Hurrah for The father q ths grreu wcst.
| Tof the'puckcyc uio follows thc Iiosi
| Ths fo.uAn IN tsrrof his VAlor confo--ci,
Ani wil honor the c0nquerur n1s.
III oouHiry AssAli,i 10 the dafsest q dayL
To lrr rrscue impaiIcui he nsS.
Ths var vhoops feu bAsi All the rife's r>i
blAEs
Bgi .s.lsns.i Oh uProcAsosi
nurrAA. for TIE 81, cabin chlsf q our ehoicsi
Tcf ths oii Indian hghier. hurrAhi
IurrAhi ani from moaniAin an,i valley the voice
| OF ths Isopie reecho-.s hufrAhl
I Then couic y ths tAli5t bor. boys-oone Aiong--
1 lie ueysr l5st tAiile f0r you;
Ist u down 9Th opprcssion Aai tyrAnnJ's
thrung,
Ahi w With Oh TipPsAncer"
II Il night, and from house,ors and win
d0ws beam ten thousand tapsrN This was
bsfors tho day q gas pipss AMI electric lat
teriss, rvmembcr. Around huge boniircs
veterans sing stirring memoris- of isia The
rcodgates % heaven oIen; tho rain falls In
torrruis With Wild shouts, In which there 10
no les % pa,riO;ism, the people rush Isl neil,
sssking shelter In private dwellings or In
public hou-= The gentleman shares hls
pale, with the thief. the minister of tho
~ a Al al al
With unAlate,i fury the storm RACES through
cut the night and the following day. The
,trrsts are almost impassable, the mud reach
Ing 10 the horsss' bodies AMI completely
burylng the wagon whesl1 Ye, the people.
with undAmpened spirits, surge 10 and fro,
dlling the air with exultAnt shOutA
IIurrah, for nppecAnos
Ard Tyler. too
In the shop windows and on the banners
hanging limp In the Islting rain another
magic name has teen emblaxonesl, and with
HarrisonIs portrait there tsams the beloved
face of the most illustri0us hero % them all,
George Washington. II IL the natal day of
the Father u Ilis Country. Cannons roar
and dsafening cheers rise from tho threats
of twenty thousand freemen. Mounted mar.
shAls begin 10 gather the scattering clans
Let Us mount the dome % the modest little
State hOuse, and watch the grand provision
form Every incident In the early life of
Harrison has teen cleyerly turned into poli-
ical fuel All the log cabins, gunboAts and
canes, which We have sesn coming into the
capital since thursday. are In line, with
thousands ot other devices, which call forth
loud applause OF laughter from tho crowds
which looks on, unmindful of the rain The
procession moves fist come the gorgeous
hand cars, with their beautiful hOrses and
splendid trapplngs, followed by the glitter
| ing arms of state and local military.
| Through the mud they plo~, glorsously sing.
| ing 20 the tune Of tho ''Star spangied Ban
ner."
| The people are oOming-yAn Durrn Il down
let loud shout % triuEph be heard In our to~ni
| Tom Beuton {. beaten and Looos 4 loodi
| The pip" and blind stAggers has reAehed The
whole brood
/ luna then huEEAi 'mii the cannons loud roar
Lets resolve 10 bs ruled BY Van Burcn no more
Such scAmperng % Leoos Vas ns'er seen beforeA
/ oil IIonesiy's coming 10 take the command
| OF the ship Constitution and bring her 20 land.
| The whole Kitchen Cabinet will te - ashOre,
i And MAity and Marcy be heard % no more
i luna then hulzai once more Jet us cheer
| With such a commander we've nothing 10 fear.
see the long line of canos- filed with yeo-
men from the west. waving banners hsaring
the mOttoes; "TipTscanos foreyerT The
Log Cabin and Hard Cider Candidate, ,-"The
PEOPLES Friend "IIs Never Lost battle for
You" Pufflng like a great sea horse. slowly
moves the western Empire State,"a war
ship Of immense proportions, manned by
eighty sturdy warriors and drawn by eight
splendid hor-ss skillfully driven II tproudiy
bears the emblem of tho Buckeye tree. and
rising forty feet from it, stern. floats .
BEAUTIFUL portrait Of Harrison Great shouts
| Of applause greet q banner called The
Farmer Of North Bend" II represenh
| Old Tippecanos with his plow and team
halting In the midway furrows One
hard r-a On Tho blow. while with The