Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-11-23
DEMOCRATIC UTILIZATION
THE VICTORY CELEBRATED
GRAND DEMONSTRATE

Last night the Democrats of this city and
Augusta county celebrated i'll grand style the
glorious victory of the Democracy on the 9Th
! of November when the candidates Of the
Democratic party for President and Vice-Presl-
dent were triumphantly elected. The houses
along the principal streets were gaily decorat-
ed with flags, bunting, &C., pecially the bust
ness houses on Main and Ausu streets, and
monstration was grand one, betitting the
grand victory it celebrated.
The long proc ession of men on horseback
and on foot, with the Stonewall Brigade,
Burke's MILL and Slate Hill Bands of Music,
brilliant torches, numerous transparencies,
with their inscri otions, &c, with fireworks,
sky rockets, and colored lights, presented a
| grand and imposing spectacle.
| 1t is impossible to estimate the number in
the procession. 1t was mile long in thick
columns in close order.
Greenville. AIiddlebrook. 5tuart's Draft,
West End and other Democratic Clubs from
country. (as were the pupils of Rollers School
with their guns. and added much to the very
imposing display
1t was the grandest demo istraton ever
made in Staunton on a similar occasion, and
those upon whom devolved the chief labor of
getting it up deserve great deal of credit.
As the celebration was not concluded till
the hour we were preparing to put our paper
to press, we could not give more than this
brief, general reference to it. 10 describe it
as it deserves and in detail would occupy a
great deal of space.
The number of transparencies was very
great-several hundred-each with number
of inscriptions. They were of all kinds. We
give some of the inscriptions as follows 81
General Weaver is gay deceiver.
Grover has no broom but he swept the
country.
All honor to the gallant Democrats of the
West.
Oh where am l at-under Grand-Daddy' IS
hat.
, 1t is still the G. O. P.-the Gone Out Party.
Carnegie and Frick robbed the laborers of
s1OO, 900 900 for campaign funds for Republi-
can party.
Purge the Pension List of Deserters.
L
the Electoral College.
A season of shocks.
Picture of canon being txploded-the
Force bill enforced.
Doodle can't stop a cyclone
Lost-The Republican party, when found
return to Billy McCue.
OF the people, by the people, for the people,
III of 10 wb of Honest Grover is
The long-haired statesman eggstinguished.
What aresthe wild waves saying, Grover, a
they dash up Buzzard Bay.
Adlai my boy, they are mourning aloud
that you have come to stay.
Baby McKee,get your doll rags together.
When will the e. o. P. have its election. 1t
wasn't in the last one at all.
Ben has to change his place.
Jimmie get your gun.
Old Augusta 1900 majority
Honest John Wanamaker, Thou Quaker.
Federal ballots as Federal bayonets Yer
| dict for the plaintiff.
Quay, Thou Quaker. Thou Quakest.
We needed new deal and we got it.
Picture of hat-Give Little Bonnie his hat
and let him go home.
! Blaine winks the other eye.
| Let the Consti tuition be unrolled once more
after 80 years.
| Picture of Harrison-I want to go home.
! pure administration is what the people
want.
Honor to Hill.
Tin, Tin, Mckinley tin.
Put Ben out and Grover In.
! Nov. was bad day for Grand PAS Hat.
| Presidents Chair-Picture of Harrison say
ing go away, and ofCleveland come to stay.
| West Va. follows her mother.
| Mt Sidney is out of the woods.
s2,3OO,00O of protection Doodle for New
| York-Where is it at.
Grover will put another surplus in the
| Treasury.
| Solid South still solid.
Special privileges to none-Equal rights to
all
Wheat 65 cents-Frick furnishes $3.50, GOO o.
Doodle.
Cleveland-Every man has his faults, and
honesty is his.
Cleveland knew a thing or two when he
said tariff reform would do.
Get there, and stay there.
The Force bill did it.
We said Cleveland-50,0 900 in Virginia.
1t is true we are the winners.
| Bye-Bye Benney-take care of Gran6tPa's
| Hat.
No break in the solid South.
Farmers are not fools; wheat IS cents In 6
"Home Market"
Tammany and Virginia shake hands.
| Picture of Cleveland-The workingmsm's
| friend.
| -Whiz-Illinois too.
| The rights of the colored people are safe
| with the Democrats.
| Do not forget our colored friends who voted
with us against the Force bill
Hand US over few offices.
Whitelaw says it was the Rats.
| Alas for the Rarity of men like Harrity,
| to give the old party little Hilarity."
| And it showed the next day.
| Four years ago it was Benjam- in-But now
| it is Benz am-out
Where is the Doodle gone.
We West-End went Democratic with 8
Snap"
Where are we at Reid.
| Money as. Manhood-Money knt cked out
Tommy Reed, Holy Wanney, Honest Quay,
must all sit down.
! Bonnie is in the soup.
| Where is Bonnie
Baby Ruth Parade
At the hour Of 4 O clock yesterday after 1oor
| A 1ulo Cd xuit
dense assemblage who had collected there tt
witness the starting of the Baby Ruth parade
At that time an effigy of Baby Ruth lio in'
Tom Hogshead's two months old Ken .ue;k
colt galy caparisoned, led by Frank Tame