The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-24
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Meeting Of German DemoeYss Ia -Ntss fo'k
The New York Evening Post says Are you aware
Of what our German friends in the Thirteenth Eie'
enth and Seventeenth WARDS have been dong =
A splendid banner. erected by them, waves from
fine tall hickory in front Of Monticello Hotel, a, The
corner Of First street and Avenue A., inscribed WIN
the ma mes Of Polk and Dallas, Wright and Gardiner
Its dimensions are about thirty-sm by twenty one
feet, and the eagle in lis about nine ieei III
length. There is also, al the same place where Tue
banner floats, a German Democratic Reading Room
supplied with papers in German and English ana
open TO all.
The hickory was planted, aud the flag raised last
Monday The members Of the German demoersuc
org aniz alton of the wards above named iormt 'ho"
selves into procession, which moved from Inc COZ ,
ner of Houston street aud Avenue A, ana fe'urpeo
10 large procession with the hickory tr'es, one oi
which they planted in the Eleventh Ward, before
No g. Avenue Is, and the other al the place we nave
mentioned TO bear the democratic banner on 'he
way, the procession received IRON democratic iaay
present of beautiful silk scarf, 10 De worn ny inc
principal marshal. Al the place where Inc oshre'
was raised a meeting was held, oil when SaPtain
VIM Denecker was made chairman, and Capt FAR
Der one Of the assistant charmen, win ten olheis
representing other wards Frederick Eckei, hehfy
Kaiser, George Some, and several others, were APP
pointed secretaries. ,
Philip Merckle being called upon, addresseu INC
meeting, with great power and eloquence, III inc
German language. The weather was unPleasan''
but the crowd increased. Many ladies appeared as
hearers, and The applause received by the orators
was enthusiastic. 90
Mr.. Meizger, of Albany, leading member OF thc
,Arr
city, followed Mr.. Merckle in very sPrited nd
dress, delivered in plain, direct language, when was
responded to by reclamation.
MIR. George Some offered preamble and resoiu-
ton, which were adopted by reclamation. lhey
were strongly written, and were supported oy the
mover in address urging the citizens oil America
to do the duty in the approaching election, 6y CIV
ing the active support to the Presidential and state
democratic tickets. He closed amidst applause, and
the meeting, after adopting the resolutions, adj
journed.
"LITTLE YATES" IN HER STRENGTH!
GREAT GATHERING OF THE DEMOCRACY
AT PENNYAN.
The Albany Argus, Oct. r. says this has been a
proud day for the Democracy of this section twas
sign zed by one Of the gre atest displays OF numbers,
banners, fine teams hickory forests, bands OF music,
&c., with all the variations OF sound, from the von
and ciarionet down through the brass bands, 10 the
JAN Bone ever known here-ihe Hornellsvllle Minis
irels taking the lead with original pieces, ecpsDg
all the popular songs OF the day
But as to numbtrs-the Wings, dear souls pre-
dcted failure and enough it failure to be
what they desired for with from So TO lOO voters
each came three teams OF Ia horses each, followed
by 20 teams of nine, eight and SIX horses each ana
backed up with heavy loads of voters real Democratic
sterling voters (not ,comen who composed onehali oil
tie Wing procession day before yesterday, and whose
10 he veil N a
number of four, two and one-horse wagons, 10 make
a procession over two miles long
The meeting was organized at O'Clock +. NJ by
the appointment OF
Hon. WIN. NJ. OLIVER, President
Vce Presidents.
John Spicer Samuel J. Potter
Job Baocock James p. Robinson
Nathan Graves Henry Hustled
Saml. c. Lyon Nehemiah kassler
Elisha Doubleday Eli Townsend and
Spencer Booth Judge LOOMS, Of Yates CO.
John A. Galelt Nsihn Ayres, OF TompkiDs.
Oliver Harrington Jacob Lawrence, Steuben.
Thomas seamans Elijah Sexton, of Chemung
George Sherman Judge Folger, Of Ontario.
Secretaries.
VIM. c. Parsons Edward Hoogland
George WAGNER De Witt c. Gage
George Wolcott.
The acting Marshal and Assistants were
LEWIS S. AYRES Cai.f Marshal.
.4ssistant .NarshGis.
Alfred o. WiIkesoa Henry Masten
Heman Squirss, jr. jeremiah Gillett
Martin B. DAVIS.
The manner in which the Marshal and Assistants
discharged their duties, such 10 secure the ad
mration and praise Of all.
The audience first organized was addressed by
General Davis, of Troy, IN most argumentative,
stttti bacL et I'M nv urDO m
terspersed with anecdotes drawing after them cheers
and shouts OF laughter alternately, as he changed
from the grace the gay Indeed the gaiety of the
Democrats contrssed strongly with the grarer coune
nances Of leading Wings, who stood before the
audience, conricied of using and perperatlng decep
ton and fraud Time will not permit the writing out
of his speech which was OF the most effective TO
which has been our good fortune to listen during
the season.
He was followed by Colonel Hathaway, OF Che
mung county, in a short but happy and appropriate
speech.
Another meeting necessarily organiz d at
about thirty rods distance, and addressed by ID. A.
Ogden and Others, w hose remarks responded to-
however, IN such a manner as not 10 iail 10 reach
our ears.
The effect Of such meeting in the centre Of this
county, you readily imagine You need not the
assurance that il made the tail feathers" Of the
great little Wing party here droop and trail and
pecially those Of certain anil Ttras ieadr, In whose
illusions found the concentrated essence Of polit-
cal British Wing newspaper mesnness, and whose at
tempts TO csole the honest farmers OF our country
into the support OF an Engii,h American National
Bank, not OF as "iong sanding as they sd-
vanced IN age.
BE assure that when the Feds down eastn foot
up our country in nheir columns, they reckon "wh.
out their host'
OLD WASHINGTON AWAKE