Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-19
DOuk~TuC INTELLIGENCE.
r-o,s tse Ner York Express of Nor. 3.
Tur TRIuMpUAL PROCESSION.

.Ll-assonn as il was clearly asecrtained
tina, We had carried the city eHife Procession Of a
l,s,f fen thousand ikigswas formed OF the vast mas
80, thai had trongcd Masonic Hall aud the street be
fore IT, fot the whole evening who. with bands o
music PLAYING, clues burning, and ushsparcncies
diaplaycd proceeded, in succession, To the several
tesiJences OF the Members Of Congress elect, by
whom they addressed with mach splrii aud
effect.
Mr. Monroe being called for BY tie vast assembly.
congratulated the city upon the proud emtnence It
had secured Tor itself upnn tbs OCCASION and prom
iscd Ia give his aid TO sustain her IN H. MI "iin
nell came uexf in order. and responded 10 ihe al
most deatentng call OF the msHads iha' 'ni1"s'"
around b,s dwelling, in speech "hich was ,ho"s
and times superior, in point Of conception s'ye ~"
dcIIyerv TO any thing pros,at unworthy com
mercial representative has ever pfodheed III ION
rrcs or Out oft. The procession then moved on TO
the residence of Mr.. Curtis who promm. appeared
=, ,b.iy call and in strain OF eloquent remarks cor
a;,lIy velcomed his friends TO tins interchange OF
CONGRATULATIONS His description ofthe downfall OF
Tsmmauy was very grapne, aud drew roars ct ap-
pl,use from the dense crowd OF stnets. Mr. lloff.
ma, was next called for his lodgings, IN Broad
way. opposite Trinity Church, and came out upon
the baiustrade of the second story, where his first
appearance the sgnel Cor a Simultaneous shout
from the crowd that awoke thousands oil echoes III
tue deep midnight
Mr. Hofiman's speech vas one oil his hapriesi ei-
fors fnll of those brilliant Thoughts, those fehc.
Gus illusions and well-iurncd points, 10, which all
his efforts are celebrated and giving unbounded
Measure to that auditory, composed al men WHO
have a second time elected him Ia the station lie so
-cminently adorns.
Taking leave of him with "three times three
and 10 the tune Of Hail Columbia" the process
sion ffty abreast, went down Rector, through
Greenwich AMI up Liberty streets. 10 the residence
Of the Mavor OF the CIV. whom they greeted with
with hearty cheers. Appearing al his window he
added his cheers to those OF the mighty multitude
before him AMI ~ a speech iuli oil good sense and
practical wisdom, lie attributed our success to The
intrinsic excellence al the political principles ior
which he had done such manul battle. lie alluded
with much emphasis TO the value OF good Police
regulations. rs tending TO ensure lar experiment
Of the public will at the ballot box, and highly aud
doser,edly oomplucuied the Police department oil
the CITY. for the mrnner IN winch they have us
charged their duties tins happy occasion
Returning 10 Head Quatcrs. talior APPEAL of gem
nine Wing thunder IN honor of Tho Mayof) the pro
cession dve,gcd a llitle from Their sraght path 10
paw one parting croan 10 old famman, Her fires
and latnps we've all out. Dcsoldte was the darkness
tina, hrooded gleomils over her silent walls he
band PLAYED a waiting stan; rs the proeessior mos
ed on, one hollow eroan issued. simultaneously
from the whole mass, and Tammany was LETT behind
The Wings then returned TO Masonic Hall, b,
the way OF oui Office, giving MS several cheers II
their way up,--aud, with burst OF zinc lou
cheers separated TO the night. IN pleasing autielpa
lion OF finding. on the morrow. thai tho triumph q
the city vas bat the pfcsaee Of the ttnmth OF Tn
State.