New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

twelve cream colorsd horses. each ridden by a
Dor. The boys were ernblematical OF the thirteen
original States, were dessed in handsome UNI
form, and ore sashes hearing the names OF the
States, one Of them riding in the carriage to make
sp the thirtsen. This vas followed by several
eight horse wagons, more sN-hofse equIpa stS'
and an nnumeranle cOmpany OF four horse wagons
and Carriages all crowded - their utmost capaci'
~ with the noble sons Of Penns'lvama
The Second Division Iivaled thu first IN extent
and br lIiaucy, with the single exception OF 'he
twely, horse team. | ! thir division were num-
Der OF beautiful banners, bearing appropriate mo-
toes-and acc her notable feature was an immTbse
wagon having it's bed arranged IN the manneI =. a
gigantic hay rack drawn by ten gray no'ses, a'iI
literally swornsing with the hardy yeomu"'J u
the County.
But when the Third Diyision appeared, the
people began TO be convinced that when tne
Wings are once aroused I'D come ,o''n "a o'e',
might, there is no end 20 them. 'ne Iu''P"
feature Of the Division was the "'u snip ~
TUITION. mount. d on wheels, Drawn by ten white
horses with outJideTs ana manned by as gallaLt
a crew as ever fTod the deck OF "Oid lrOnslues
herself Tine American flag waved over the (;
AND This Gag the most D~au5 nj one Una. we sd"
In the procession, was the nap'i"nrK OF an amt
able and accomplished Young 'aoy ron "e'in my
now reading ia thi. place the ne who pre-
.entsd the laurel wrsstb TO tne Emperor Of Aus
tris when. el,c'ed PTesi iert Of the Germ mic
Coutede ration ia 1873 ne passed through Hesse
CaszfI on bis way 70 Frankfort.
In this part of the procession aso. was displayed
"that same old COON" fat and slick and looking
anything but low spirit ed or d'shoartened. rne
number Of banners. fltgs wrea,nes, &c, die played
In this and the OthsT rwO divisions was almost u-
credible Some idea Of the length Of the procession
may be formed when state that fhe mead Of it
had passed down the eHtire length Of Main
street to the extreme Fest end Of towo, then
turned and marched up Front street to the Acad-
envy at the West End long efore the rear guard
had entered town. Ii as hour passiog any
given point, and the numbers in the line muss have
been over two thousand.
After dinner the vast cOncouTse proceeded TO
the grounds in front OF the COu I House, where
speakers stand had been erected. ami testoo ned
by the ladies in the most beautiful STYLE Here
the audience was addressed by Gen VIM. III lr-
win the Wing candidate for Congress, and Col.
A. q. Curtin, two Of the most eloq tent speakers
in the State. The claims Of General 5 ;ott for
the Presidency were ably advocated; the charges
of inc apacty on account 81 hs military character
totally refuted and a witheriog rebuke admins
tered 70 Rhsa Frazer, Of Lancaster, who had, 10
speec h to a slim gathering OF Loco-tocos two
dave before, dared TO sneer at an rvaiue the
brilliant services Of the hero ct hundred battles;
AItoe ether, the day was a most cheering aud
encouraging one for the wing party, ana II we
can form any estimate Of the ieelog oil the o'net
parts of the state by the enthusa IN manifested
here. we NAV SAFELY rely on an ov-rwh-lmng ma
iority from the Keystone STATE for the great
and ilustrious General Scott. f.