The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-01-14

Celery. Olives. Pickles.
White fish, Thimbles of Potatoes
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce.
Scalloped Oysters.
Duck with Currant Jelly.
Hot Biscuit, Baked Beans.
Cold Slaw.
Cold Roast Beef.
Cold Ham.
Cold Tongue.
Chow Chow. Horseradish.
Tomato Catsup.
Cheese. Crackers.
Oranges. Bananas.
Malaga Grapes.
Raisins. Mixed Nuts.
Chocolate Cake, Fruit Cake.
Jelly Cake. White Cake.
Marble Cake.
Mocha Coffee.
Cigars. Claret Wine,
Judge w. T. Acker opened the
campaign with an invocation to the
memory of the | I'atron Saint, and
announced "free pitch in" Need
it be said that ample and sufficient
justice was done to the question
before the convention.
When the cover was showed back
and the glasses flushing with smiles
of bliss, and spark ling with wits
warm beam, Mr.. Green proposed
the Immortal memory of Andrew
Jackson and a pledge of best wishes
for health and happiness to the
Nestor of Hooking Democracy, who
from ill health was absent but
present in spirit, the only living
Democrat of our county who voted
for President Jackson, Judge Rob.
ert Wright. The token to the i'm.
mortal memory of the Patron Saint,
and the good wishes to his living
exponent was, on order of Speaker
Price, 0pledged standing.
Wit song AMI oratory followed
in extcmporaneous profusion. Mr.
Price spoke of Jackson's character
in all his walks and works of life.
Cap Bowen dwelt upon the idea OF
the Day we celebrate, as not only
an anniversary of a hero but of a
heroic victory as well. Col. Weldy
eulogized our historic hero, not
only as the first of warriors, but as
President, the first to give us the
Dollar of the Daddies. Joe. Krieg
sang song, "The Battle of New
Orleans" to the tune "Come all Ye
Soldier Boys" Virg. Lowry glo-
ritied the fact that Jackson was the
FIRST President that came from the
people, his predecessors being all
of wealthy and aristocratic ances-
try. Bro. Riason spoke earnestly
and amusingly at times, on the fact
that Jackson who studied for the
ministry was as good lawyer as
Col. Weldy and popular as Govern
or whilst at the helm in the Terri
tory of Florida as Jim Campbell Of
Ohio, and a fighter equal to the
most courageous of ancient or
modern times.
The Sentinel and the Sentinel
Staff came in for more than suf-
fiency of Taffy and vote of thanks
was given for the entertainment for
which courtesy We are proud and
pleased and grateful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke, were
heartily thanked for the accommo-
dations and attentions given.
Ey unanimous vote the admin.
istrations of Gov. Campbell and
Gov. Hill were endorsed; best
wishes were voted to Senator Brice,
DUNCAN and Repre-
Price and our Judges
Slough and Huffman whose letters
of regret are published below.
"Billy" Price was at home in the
session. He was vcritably The
Speaker. Seven of the company
having been members of the Leg
islature.
The celebration we hope will
navc pleasant memories, and hope
,ul anticpations. 1t suppresses the
ittleness of factions and enlarges
md ennobles the sentiment of uni
ed Democracy. Our celebration
With the thousands of others of
,indred character in metropolis and
lamlet, serve to keep alive and az
lent the fires of never dying
'rinciple; and whether from the
oftiest peak of victory, or from
he deep shadows of temporary de-
eat, when we look out and look
p, above the clouds and in calm