Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-18
THE EAsT-ENo DEMOCRACY.

Fine Display Made by the Union Scouts,
Fulton, Rockets. and Other clebs.
The Eagle Cornet Band OF twenty-one pieces,
| Prof. j. Nj. Playhouse, director, headed the Sc
cond division which marched in excellent form
| and made fine display.
The Union Democratic Club and tho scouts
| made a fine appearance. The president, w. H.
Culingworth, and his aids preceded the cluDin a
| carriage drawn by two white horses" Cleye ,
| and "Steve. The "Scouts we're COMMANDED
by Captain Frank Barnett, and numbered 100
strong The boys had two large noats In line
| one representing tremendous plum pudding
weighing 27l pounds-a pound Tor each electO-
raj vote Cleveland received, and on the reverse
side of the float was n broken tree representing
| the Third party. Another noat that attracted
mucn attention was one indicating every State
| that gave a majority for Cleveland ana twenty
seven handsome young girls with one as the
Goddess OF Liberty" did the hohors ior tho
| Union boys. -
LADIES IN THE TABLEAUX.
The beaming counteDances OF the members OF
the fair sex we're source OF inspiration, for they
| showed conclusively that they were as much IN
| terested in the big victory as we're the sturdy,
muscular fellows that tramped beside theil.
The Union Club float was beautiuliy oecoIateu,
and many a pretty daughter OF Eve ADDED
| snecial charm to it. Miss Davis, daughter OF Mr.
| 4. Wiley Davis, represented the "Goddess OF
IIbertyD seated as she was III an elevated chair,
overlo1king things, and appropriately dressed.
Nias Minnie Childress, daughter Of X. $. Chill
| dress. represented Baby Ruth, and many
| lively cheer she received in this capocity ,
| Welsh and NJ. j. Musson, and Mr.. w. L. Smith
| was chief marshal. The float was centre oil
| loyeliness In female shape, ana the iollowlhg
Young Democratic ladies, representing the
| states the went the right way, we're within:
Misses Birch, Maryland Powell, Georgia; Rid
dick, South Carolinai r. hlddlck' NORM
| Carolina Annie Goode, Virginia Louise Goode,
West Virginia; Emily vaienuhei sisa asnas NJ n'
| sissippi: Bradley, Louisiana; Helen DAVIS,
| Akansas; Eva Walsh, Tennessee; horrisette,
Kentucky; Morris, Missouri; kearney, New
York: Ssile Cunningham, Delaware; welsh,
| Now iersey: Muir, Indiana; Muir. Illinris: At
| kinson, Wisconsin; Wilkinson, Connecticut;
| Gamson, Michigan; McGruder, California
Reardon, ONO, and Barnett totai eiecSOraI vo,e
| Club was MIR, William L. Smith, VINO was assist
cd by tho following aids j. Is, Welsh, D. T. sui
| liyan, George w. Bradley, William hlng' Johh
| j. Walsh, Jr., and Gideon Roach
FULTON AND BOOKLETS CLUBS
Following tho Union Club we're the uiVon ana
Rockets Democratic clubs. ,.
The Fultons made an elegant appearance Win
| BARNEY AND HIS BIG BROOM
Tho Fairfield Democratic Club, OF Henrico
] turned out $50 men. They were headel Dy
Squire Barney Frschkofn, VINO Was ms IN
hore torches and mad in line six transparencles
| with the following inscriptions:
Did you hear the noise In illinoisF
David Il. Hill
Fills the bill
5000 majorly for Wise. That you VIII
Grover saws: No trusts; all cash.
WHAT'S the matter with Henrico7 Shes all
| right. ,
Now for peace
VOTERS FROM FULTON
The Fultop Democratic Club, headed by Stems
| Brass Band, made an elegant appearance WIN
~ - NJ % Donnell, president OF tho club, assist
| "a NV four mounted aids. The horses were TASTE
| fnlIy decorated, and a beautiful banner peatns
the name OF the club was carried ~ iIon' Lahko
roosters and other Democratic emplehs, huln,
her OF noats with appropriate inpcflpuonf, anu
notceabiy good order cnaracleIne rG %
tion as the best that Fulton ever cOn'fiou'e" !"
The boys from Rockets are always aggress-
iva and they made themselves promlheut Dy
tho actual eihusiasm which they put INTO tne
affair Then followed this Fultonites' nno nuiai In.
bered about sixty. Transparenciee sNs ssaf ,a
maiorities in some Of the precincts OF na,snan
Ward we're carried. and were exeeeuihsS aP
propriate Mr.. NJ. +. Book, president Oh .ne
,.lub Was In command, and his asSlstahtS "yLo
Messrs M II. Craven and J. II hOuntcssee.
Win three such men at it's head the hocNet.s
Democratic Club has brilliant iu'uio Oe''' ~
OUR WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
The wholesale druggists OF the city had, Jus.
hehind Fairfield club, an immense nost utaen
by eiget black mules ana coFersu VIII 80 tha
rsncies bearing Inscriptions appropriate 70 tne
rssuIts expected In their line py Tue recons
victory OF Democracy. In the large wagvn W. 80
many vsli-knOwn ptl-roDors OF tho Sity, co. co.
they were frequently cheerod az tpey PoSe01
beyies OF girls on the street corners