The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-12-03
MORE CELEBRATIONS.
The Democrats of Myers and Middleburg Dis
tricts Parade in Honor of Cleveland's
Election.

The last of the celebrations of the Demo
cratic victory of November 9Th, will take
place on Thursday next at Patapsco, when
there will be a barbecue.
A correspondent at Middleburg writes =
On Saturday night last the Democrats of
MiddIeburg district, joined by Democrats from
Frederick county and Union Bridge had a
parade such as Middleburg has not seen for
wears The roads were good, the night the
best of the week and everything was favorable
for large turn out. Isaiah Ham was Chief
marshal, and John +. White, Harvey Weant,
Oliver Cash, Frank Harbaugh and Prince
Buckley aids. The parade was headed by the
Union Bridge Band, and it gave excellent
music all along tho route of parade large
delegation was in line from townsville DIS
trict. in Frederick county. and it was an i'm
posing division. From Union Bridge was
another imposing delegation, and IN the line
marched Ed. W. Leeds, member OF the
House of Delegates. There was number
persons from Creagerstown and Woodsooro,
and the whole procession was large, hand
some and imposing, while the enthusiasm OF
the marching Democrats was unbounded.
The Zulu Band, of Union Bridge, did credit
TO themselves by their music and added much
to the celebration. All of the Democratic
residents of the village illuminated their
houses and a few Republicans, too. The
most notable illumination was at MIR. IL.
w. Walden's. Mr.. Walden had four horse
team in line. beautifully trimmed, and nearly
all his employees, with torches, flags ana pan
uers. 1t was a beautiful display and added
much to the successor the celebration.
IN MYERS DISTRICT.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate.
The Democrats of Myers, not being salts
fed with being represented in the parade in
Westminster alone, had fine procession on
Thursday night of last week. At the time
appointed, $50 p. M, there were assembled,
at the residence of I. Herbert Shriver, at
Union Mills, $50 horsemen, IS in carriages
and wagons and more than IS footmen. At
ter the line was formed, at the command OF
r. Herbert Shriver, President of Cleveland
and Stevenson Club, the procession moved
east. passed Messrs. B. F. Shriver X Cos.
mill. then south to the Baltimore and Gettys.
burg turnpike, where it turned and moved
through Union Mills, with its houses nicely
decorated and illuminated, and on TO Silver
Run. When the procession reached Silver
Run il found by the appearance OF the houses
that Silver Run is the home OF few others than
Democrats The procession moved up the
pike as far as Maus' school house, counter
marched to Silver Run, up Church street and
back. then dsbanded. All along the line OF
march the participants were entertained by
music by the Carroll County Reed and Silver
Run Bands.
Mr.. Myers did not desert us, but brought
his bull TO participate in the line Of Democ-
racy.
On the transparencies were-"3d District
IA big rooster in colors,l Democracy Cleve
land Club, 80 members, 222 majority; Poll
tieians not III it: Republican Bugaboo, John
Bull, Brided; We have conquered Educa'
tionally, Good by to the party OF prejudice
and passed issues; Tariff is tax-EXcessive
Tariff Robbery; Justice to all, Favoritism to
none; The People before Individuals, Cleve
land for all: The lesson of 1S92-Iou can
trust the people; Maryland majority in 1888,
6, 49, in 1882, $4,000; Harrison with picture
ofhalloonl GONE up; No Bayonets Tor us.