Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-26
THEY ARE ALL RIGHT,
Cleveland and Stevenson Are
the People.
Democrats Joyfully Ratify the
Ticket.
A Memorable Parade Last Night
Thousands Of Men in Line
The Me ting at the Pavilion.
Earnest Addresses.

Amid blaze Of glory, the waving Of
banners, the toot Of myriads OF tin horns,
the many colors Of a magnificent pvro-
technic display end the shouts of thou
sands OF enthusiastic citizens the
nomination of Cleveland and Steph-
enson was ratified by the Democracy Of
Los Angeles.
"A wild wave Of enthusiasm ebbed and
flowed on the principal thoroughfares Of
the city from O'Clock until midnight,
and as matter Of comparison with the
Republican celebration the latter was
entirely overshadowed, being like moon
light unto sunlight or water unto wine.
Az matter Of fact Los Angeles was
owned by the Democracy last night, bag
and baggage, and not only Democrats
but hundreds OF Republicans who do
not take kindly to Benny Harrison and
hif federal brigade, turned out to do
honor to the choice OF the people,
Cleveland and Stevenson, and they
waved their hats and handkerchiefs,
and cheered and cheered again. No
such brilliant and magnificent demon
stration has been made in this city for
the past twenty years. There was q
whole-souled, broad-gauge enthusiasm
prevalent everywhere, and 1t bubhled
out even among those who are ordina-
rily undemonstrative. They Just threw
off the bride reins, and with whoop
and hurrah, shouted for the next pres
ident, Grover Cleveland, and the cheers
Of those in the line of procession were
echoed back with the same fervor and
junction by the thousands of spectators
who lined the sidewalks.
The procession was formed on Main
street, in four divisions, and conserva-
tive estimate gives fully $500 men in
line from this city and vicinity. Grand
Marshal N. A. Covarrubias and his staff
OF aids, as we'll as the marshals of the
divisions, had busy time of it in
getting the different organizations in
line; but they worked like Troisns, and
shortly after 8 O'Clock the signal for the
start was given.
Az the line OF march was taken up
each and every organization was greeted
rockets, red fire and Jackson crackers
OI1k1tiy 4nuunlnaVSW bIlO CtlC0tb duu
kept the air tingling with detonations.
A. many points on Main and Spring
streets enthusiastic Democrats had
red and green fire, while interpreted
among the marching clubs were wagons
laden with fireworks, which answered
the salutes.
One Of the striking features Of the
- xs<,,> tho 1ovSeb 1tsv.In~, -
banners bearing pointed and epigramma-
the campaign. Among the banners
following: "Baby Ruth win take Baby
NcKee's place at the White Houee." 4
"With Cleveland we had boz m /.
Let's vote for Cleveland and have an
other boom. Boom ta rah."
"Our favorite son-Bteven-son.
A banner that excited great deal Of
amusement was one with q Representa-
tion of Harrison climbing up tree and
the words: '.Now, Benny, we have got
you"
A gorgeouely decorated wagon, hauled
by six horses and containing an inex-
haustible stock Of fireworks, contained
the employees of the sheritf's office.
q
Cleveland and Stevenson, and on the
reverse side: "Wewill repeat this jubi-
lee in November next"
Another banner read: "Tammany is
for Cleveland" and Cleveland and re-
form"
'sMoney for the masses; free silver,
Grover Cleveland"
"Cleveland and four years OF uninter-
v>kn1 ~sfu -
''The business interests want Cleve-
land"
"The bread-and.butter brigade did not
dictate oar nominee as they did at Min
neapolis."
"We are not compelled to work any
bluff with an s8zl0lRepublic to make
votes"
"Grover, Grover, in clover"
"David B. will speak for Cleveland =
"Redondo the gateway OF Los An
geles."
Republican protection a fraud"
"We want An independent man, not
q commander Of the federal brigade"
no force bills, but personal liberty"
sour next president, Grover Cleve-
land"
s'No Chinese pauper labor and no Re-
publican force bills"
stevenson can carry Illinois,"
ssSanta Monica is in it."
"Cleveland is the choice of the peo-
pie, not the o6ice- holders"
"The Latin American Democrats, 1000
strong-We are 27 years late, but we
have come TO stay"
"Tammany, like tiger. yells for
Cleveland. -
"For hsrbors under Cleveland, 81, ,7S5, 4
$50; under Harrison. nothing"
s'Redondo is ia line"
''Long Beach will 60 cold for Cleve-
land"
"Where is grandfather's hat?"
The order Of the procession was as
follows:
Police Platoon.
Grand Marshal
Grand Marshal, N. A. Covarruh1as.
Chief Of staff, !. H. Polk.
s. 5 : 9glssssss ssssss (. (. ffAG%sshsF' &. Hsss,
]. w. Griffin, q. Del Valle
Tom Beatty. N. NJ. QnirOlo
y. II. O'Melveny, Jno. Chanslorr
j. =. Frlck, w. &. Burke,
}. H. Tate, r. G. Schumacher.
Frank g. Finiayson. Thomas easy,
Sheriff Gibson's Six horse Little Red Wagon
With the Boys.
Douglas Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal e. Germsin and Aida
Tammany Club With Troops Wearing busters,
500 Men. 1-sl 77 n
East Side Clubs In Solid ColumH, 500 Men.