Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-24

the salute being completed the whole coneourse eompos.
ed OF thousands fell into procession aud with the
their head proceeded in iumphai march, and with tho
utmost order through Broadway and Chatham street,
Isinnany Hail. The doors OF the great Council Cham
her we're thrown OPEN the multitude poured through them
like flood. and in less than three minutes tie ample
chamber hIisd To its capacity. The throug OF
sizens thus spontaneously assembled, Immediately pro-
cerded viii the utmost decouu, oiganize themselves
to mre'ing by the appointment OF proper officers, and
several their number delivered animated aud happy adj
dresses subjects pertinent TO the occasion which had
hos,as with mind, brought body ioge
Their to the OF many deu,oerac Triumph The toll
loving bief account OF the proceeding has been furnish
ell by the ofIiceis OF the meeting
GREAT MEETING.
An immense eoncour.e Of Democratic Republican cit
Gems popan. onsy assembled at amnauy Hall lat eve
ming AT o'clock the meeting called order aud app
pointed The following gentlemen its officers.
Saul Alley. E.q, President
AhraNam Brewer. John Hill, err. Morgan L. Smith. Chas
A. Van Zan'. Vim. NJ Donald. Rob Smith, John l.. Cra-
ham, Jesse Oakley, r. N. wetmo,r hioriecai M,,rs
James Conner, Amos Palmer John p. Deitetch Thomas
N. Campbell aud Benjamin Rinsold Yice- Presidents
s. y. Lawrence. Chas. H. Hssweii, Thos JEFF Smith,
James Lawson, Hy. l.. Patterson. f. c. Stacy, Thos w
Wells, fhos Dosn aud John CISCO E.qrs Secretaries
During the organization OF the meeting very large
procession arrived from the Battery after witnessing
grand salute OF one hundred guns fred there in answer
to salute OF the number from Jersey City, in cele
ora'on OF the gio ious Democratic victory achieved by
the citizens OF New Jersey. As they reached ia, Old
Utgtcdm, the procession cheer
eel by the concourse which thronged the Great Hall of
Democracy, while hand which accompanied them were
playing those ilvoi;e national airs which have resounded
BLUES y "''
The meeting eoqreuily addressed by the Hon.
Corns Hardenburgh and Capt. Z.bskie of New Jer.
sey, Mr. Ehmons, r. y. Church, E-q and Nessrs Price
Governeur, Morrill, aud others of city, and their re-
marks we're warmly responded TO by the thousands which
surrounded them The following resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted:
Resoped, That the Democrats of the CITY Of New York
congrause every friend OF Repubica principles through
out the Union. on the signal and unparalleled victories
achieved in the recon, election. OF Ne,c Han,nshirr
" a,i "A
al The Unprecedented increase OF the Democratic Party in
Connecticut, Rhode leland and vcrmosL
Rrs0ued. That the undivided Efforts of the Democracy
81 Nep York shall not be wanting to emulate the bril-
liant example OF our Republican friends in other States
anu 'h IN The coming contest we will strive the first
rank IN maintaining the GREAT CAUSE AND TRIUMPH
OF People
Resoired. That the following Committee Of two from
each ard be appointed TO devise and recommend TO f
tue meeting plan OF Tor celebrating the
recent Glorious Democratic Triumph, sc. Sc
BUCKS CouNTY.-we have lost Mr.. Chapman the
Democratic candidate Tor Congress in this county, as ap
pcs by our letter from Doylcsowp, by the circulation OF
German handbi in the upper part of the county charg-
ing Mr. Chapman with being in favor OF the Bank and
opposed 10 Jackson, aud asserting that Mr. Morris the
Federal candidate, was opposed 10 the Bank This is
uespcsbie trick aud We hope the authors of il will DO
posed MIR. Chapman had also to contend with IN. Uono
sion OF Iogham and John Fox, the President Judge of
the Court, who Informed. forgot the station
Of Judge, boldly enter the noical field and
en- individuals. Fox is indebted the Democratic party
Tor the situation he holds and we hope the Democrats
OF Bucks will eaessly expose his conduct, that of
a
SAID, acted IN an equally unheconing manner
These men, who have ruled the party so long in that
county, und enjoyed its honors and eolumens have at
last, by reason OF the ankest hatred President eiven
1t stab in the dark, in the hope OF prosrang its
prominent members; but take occasion those
secret wireworkefs that known and " IN be de-
eaed in all their plans Mr. Chapman will hold an eny
able rank ia the estimation of the party and all esimabe
citizens, While his small number of enyious reyers g, I'M bs
hurled into the ranks OF Federalism where they rightly
belong, and where they may plot aud couuerpot as
as ey please The Democratic party will be well lid Of
NEW jersey This State has nohly vindicatsd her
principles, aud rebuked her presumptuous Senator'S
Messrs Southard and FreInghuysen set at defiance the
authorities constituted by the People elect and instruct
Iem and appealed TO the People themselves
the principles asserted by their Legislative councils and
al te same time TO put down the right OF State nstruc
lions In tie only practicable shape IN which could ever
be brought TO bear upon the srisocrtc branch OF the Go
vsrnment-the Seraie; which would then have held
SIX years term OF absolute irresponsbiy 10 the Peoule
~he'her Directly or indirectly This would, with Bank
Government OF 20 years total linden and pover
to perpetuae itself, have forever fixed paramount oil
g"chy upon Tie country. The People Of New Jersey
have however, at the Threshold shown deiei TO
shake oil the yoke OF the bank aud her Senator'S lobe
We have iei'eriron lady, also, commune ang the
glorious result thus
'For Consres Rehabilitation m,ori,y 1894! In LIE.
eislature, joint ballot. Jackson m.oiy 10 or H. at
least,
What cannow be said by Southland and Freling
am told, that request by the Legislature The former
70 resign; WIN be stereoyped, and copy transmitted
hin weekly TO be read in open Senate, until he complies
win The wall OF his consiuenls"-U.
GEoRGIA.-Thc Democracy ofGeorga has overlhrown
the hops OF Tho NuiieEs in that qusrter they were
recently III Albania by her elections. The last Com
sutuionalisi contains the following the strong
holds OF the Union party yet TO hear from.
We have letter from gentrmln oil the hip hest char
ecer dated hlilledgeyiie Che Seat Of Goyernmen Oh
October which puts the seal upon The result, State
MILLEDGEvILLE, GA , Oct. 9, 1884
Francis p. BLAIR E-q Washington.
My Dear Sn: can now you, that my own be.
loved Georgia is redeemed from the curse OF being mis-
represented by men, who war with the popular
voice The Official returns already received of the late
general election Afford inlspuiabe evidence that the en-
tire Union Jackson ticket Tor members Of Congress will be
elected by most triumphant majority. Wilde, Gmer
Foster, Gamble, and Co will all 20 over board.
For The State Legislature the maioTiies will be greater
in 10th branches than that Of Congressmen. From
the returns received should lie if we have