The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1892-11-19
PRODIGlOUS
VIII Be the Democratic Thuse
ON NEXT FRIDAY EVENING.
Everybody Invited TO Jubilate aud Jol-
lify- Great Preparations for
Graad Rejoicing.
Grover, Grover, four years more OF

OF lonongaila county, and those from
every other portion Of the earth who
care to take advantage of the invita-
tion that is now extended to them.
viii jubilate at this place.
The victory was great one, and
it is intended to make the affair of
Friday in gorgeous accord and pro
portion to the grand tidal wave Of
Democracy which swept over this
great country, OF indeed great Demo.
cratic country on Tuesday of last
week
Morgantown proposes to give
notable prcaf of her promises OF the
grandest thuse ever known in the
town. We said we were going to have
it. Be here on Friday and have
proved to you that we tell the truth.
There has been every needful ar
raHgement made for this grand dem
onstration. A meeting of the Demo
Gratis was held and number of gen
tlemen who are known as a commit
tee of General Arrangements were
chosen from the body. or this COM
mittee Mr.. E. Shisler was chosen
chairman, and he named as his asso-
ciates the following gentlemen:
Messrs. I. p. Reay, c. w. Finnell,
c. A. Hayes, L. V. Keck, j. NJ. Wood,
Joseph Moreland, b. Davenport, r.
L. Fleming and &. w. Joseph.
From among these the various sub
ordinate committees were chosen, and
Mr.. Joseph was appointed chief mar
shal. The committees include those
on Finance, Speakers, Fire Works,
Printing and all others needed for
the furtheranee ofthe great big thuse.
Chief Marshal Joseph appointed the
following gentlemen as assistant mar
shals, who will have full charge of
the parade: Messrs. j. L. Keener,
L. V. Keck, Rob. H. Ramsay, Chas.
r. JohnsonsC. w. Gore, Cory Hogg,
Fred Dorsey, w. w. Keener, j. NJ.
Hackney, d. {. Reay, James Evans,
j. J. Kenney, j. E. Hanshaw, Geo.
nj. johnson, Frank Pride, Jack Don
ley, Carl. N. Reay, Walter A. Mes
TREAT, w. S. Butler, r. r. Rice, Her
bert Baumgardner, j. N. Mapel, r.
L. Fleming, Thos. Cobun, J. c. Wal
lace, DR.. NJ. L. Casselberry, Ed. Sni-
der J.W English and ABB. Boughner.
Chief Marshal Joseph requests
that all marshals meet at Democratic
Headquarters here on Friday after
neon at o'clock, and final and more
definite orders will be given at that
time.
Every man who has the least to do
with the meeting is doing and will
do his full duty. The arrangement
for successful time is complete.
| In the matter of fire works, simply
mentioning that feature to show how
big time it is going to be, there
will be a greater quantity used thuse
night than ever before in the history
of the town. No particular has been
sighted
Now the people must come. In
every manner or in any manner, get
here You never have, nor never will
have, more hearty and glorious wei
come. From whatever corner of the
universe you live and have your be-
ing, come and be filled with the
righteousness of Democratic doctrine
and the elaborate display of enttu-
siasm which has. filed our hearts
through the sweeping victory of our
party.
Delegations please follow the in
structions that follow: Cass district
will meet at Forks of Fairmont road
at 2 P. NJ and wait for Grant district.
Union will form on Front street, right
resting ON Peasants street. Clinton
will form in South Morgantown and
await orders. Morgan will form on
Front street, right resting ON Foun-
dry street. Dellslow will have right
resting on Main street, near Presby-
terrain church. The line of march
will be directed by the chief marshal.
Delegations may bear in mind that
the principal demonstration and
grand illumination will take place
at night
All of Cass district will be here.
Grant promises US well, and our over
Cheat friends are going to make the
grand rallying efforts of their lives.
Morgantown's experience in decor
alton will be eclipsed this time. The
ladies are heartily interested and
will attire the residences in beauti-
full bunting effects. The men will de.
likewise with the business houses.
1t will be worth coming miles to see.
And come. Everybody invited.
Brass bands and martial bands
galore will be here. The musical
features will be in grand keeping
with other matters. Be here, hear
and see.
A great big delegation from Mt.
Morris, including the band from that
place will be here.
Not a thing has been left undone
to make the perfect systematic work
ing successful from start to finish.
| Fairmont is coming down in nu-
merous and elegant power.
Delegations arriving must give
the marshals who shall meet them
attention and do as directed. 1t is
all well planned, and these plans
will not fail if directions are needed
by all. But come.
Clay did nobly On election day.
Let it be continuity of its efforts
on Friday evening. They will be
looked for confidently.
Battelle's Democracy carried the
day. H. is one Of those districts
which must show mp in good shape.
1t is far from home but you shall be
taken good care of.
The red sashes and Cleveland hats
will in this, as in previous big times
here, be the distinguishing marks of
the marshaPs attire. All who can
should wear the hats, but the mar
shals will have particular duties and
their identity is to be known by the
sashes.
Springhill promises to again come
with the old bell wagon. Bring it.
1t is always a nice and attractive
| feature
An Old Lie Scotched.
A very old and persistent lie was
scotched by the vote of West vir-