The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-12
sAyAYEAE. Ga. Nov. II. 1890.

of my heart and TO say what, in my opinion,
that victory signifies. am. WITH great joy.
fraternally, T. II NORWOOD ~
SAvANEAE. Ga, Nov. Il. 1890.
c. ?. Prendergdst, Esq, Chairman:
MY DEAR SIR-Owing TO my absence from the
city, your very kind invitation to be one of the
speakers at the democratic demonstration this
evening was not received By me until last nizht.
To-day find myself suffering from severe
cold, which IS rapidly growing worse, and
which will prevent me from participating in
the celebration OF victory that is more than
mere party triumph.
regard the result of the late elections as evil
denoe of broad strong aud deep patriotic
sentiment that will overwhelm any political
party that seeks TO Cypress particular section
OF our common country, If democracy Is to
preserve the fruits of its victory 1t can only be
done by the exercise of wisdom, justice and
moderation. p w MELpRIM.
ALBANY. n. V, Nov 8. 1890.
We democrats In New York can enter hearth
ly into the spirit of your jubilee over the great
victory. DAVID B. HrLl.
CovINGToN, KY, Nov. s, 1890
congratulate the democracy OF Savannah on
our great victory. j. g. CARLISLE
CoRsIcANA, TEX. Nov. 8, 1890
We shall unite Texas vita Georgia on Tuesday
evening IN swelling the song of Jubilee Long
live democracy in the hearts of the American
people. ROGER Q. Mills.
INDIANAPOLIS, INp., Nov. 8, 1890
The people can be trusted: the north and the
south are at last united. Indiana will cast her
electoral vote for the democratic candidates IN
1892. w ID BYNuy.
WASHINGTON, ., O., Nov &, 1890
unite from the bottom OF my heart with you
oil in sincere qualification at the emphatic YER
dict of the people just rendered.
A. H. GARLAND.
Arr ~ Nov q feA0
Official duties prevent. My heart is with you
In jubilee W. ]. NoRrHES
CHARLEsTowN, W. VA Nov 8, 1890.
We have a right co rejoice, for it is the cause
of free government that has triu nphed.
w. L. WILSON.
New YORK, Nov. 10. 1890.
Ny good wishes are with you. You indeed
have cause to celebrate.
CHARLES S. FnRcHnD.
DETROIT, MICH. Nov 10. 1890.
join 10 your thanksgiving TO the ruler of
nations. 1t is the voice of the people in splendid
vindication of popular government.
DoN NJ DICKINSON.
AUGUSTA, GA. Nov. 8, 1890.
rejoice with you in democratic victories.
PATRICK WALSH.
BosToS, MASS, Nov g. 1890
The north is ablaze, and cannot go south.
PATRICK A. COLLINS.
New YORK, Nov g. 1890.
The insolence OF would-oe -czars, the rejection
OF properly elected re representatives. OF the peo-
pie and the efforts to use federal force to CON
troll our elections, have been appropriately re-
buked by the American people.
j. R FELLOWS.
kilograms Of regret were received also
from Gov. Jones of Alabama, Congressman
elect Watson. president Of the Senate, Rob-
ert g. Mitchell, Congressman Wise, ex-
Gov. Fitzhugh Lee, Congressman Turner,
Congressman-elect Warwick of Ohio, Hon.
j. G. Q. Black, Congressman William Z.
Breckinridge, Gov. Campbell of Ohio, Con-
gresham Crisp and c. r. Breckenridge.
THE FIREWORKS.
At the conclusion of the speeches the fire.
works were set of. Twenty thousand peo-
pie witnessed the display. The crowd dis
parsed slowly, many remaining until the
last candle had been fred.
The affair consumed a very short time,
considering everything, and was concluded
shortly after 10 o'clock. It was not two
hours and half from the time the march
begun until the crowd dispersed, and the
citysresumcd its quiet.
CELEBRATION NOTES.
The procession was one Of the most or-
derby, pa-rfotic professions ever ksoWn in
Savannah. Everybody was happy and
gooed humor prevailed.
Among the andes to Grand Marshal
Pritchard was Col. John I. Gaynor of
Syracuse, N. Y, who is on the staff of
Gov David B. Hill, and is a strong sup
porter Of Hill for the presidency Col
| Gaynor is of the firm of Green & Gaynor,
government contractors who have secured
the contract for improvements to Savannah
harbor and elsewhere. He is a staunch
Irishmen-a native of county Cork.
The Butcher Bows paid their compliments
to the MORNING News after the parade
The Park Extension will look like battle
ground this morning. 1t was strewn with
rocket sticks, torches, broken Transparent
cies. and odds and ends OF everything.
The police had little to do on account of
the parade. Oaly one arrest was made and
that Of a colored woman.
large picture of Ex-senator du Bignon
was feature OF the transparencies. IL
boro the words "Chatham's Choice which
sentiment was heartily Endorsed by the
crowd. Mr.. Norwoods friends did not for
get him, and large representation Of tae
statesman, was prominently displayed.
Triumphant Democracy, the Peoples
Choice for U. s Senator" was the inscrip-
tion, There was also representation Of
GoV-elect Pattison, of Pennsylvania. Few
Of the gentlemen so complipented would
have recognized their own hkenesses, how
ever.