The daily union., 1856-10-25
DEMOCRATIC REJOICIHGs OVER THE RECENT
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHS.

DEMOGhAllI IhlbMIh0*
The news Of the great democratic riumphs in Pennsyl-
vania Ohio and Indiana is everywhere received with
bOundess enthusiasm by the friends Of the Union and the
constitution. The Memphis (Tennessee) Appeal of the
10th says of the demonstration at that place on the pre-
ceding night;
"rhe booming cannon announced to hecdzens OF Mem
phis that great event Transporting and when in
short half hour bonres lighted Main street. Court
Square and Second street. that portion OF the popuace VINO
have paid little attention to the important issues decided
by the last Tuesday in Penns and Indiana
crossed the thresholds of their doors and propounded the
inquiry What does this great illumination meanF In
to their inquiry response was received hat tn
citizens Of Memphis paying tribute of deserved
merit their brethren in the North, who had stood b
the constitution OF the United States in its hour OF peril
Family ties forgotten and such turn out far as
numbers concerned has not been seen in our city for
| long time. The response TO the demonstration was
worthy of the occasion which called it forth and the
thusasm elected from the remarks OF Mr. Cobb, OF Ala
bama d. NJ Curren esq Judge Brown, and Judge Nooe,
proved how wrapped up the citizens OF Memphis In
the perpetuaton of the Union, and how positively they
convinced that the only national now IN the
for the presidency is James Buchanan of Pennsy
vana."
The Georgia Telegraph says:
"The democracy of Macon turned out Saturday night
satisfactory arrived from Pennsyl
made the wekn ring with shouts music and the
of Bonres glowing in various parts OF the
town. and in the courtyard enthusiastic crowd were
addressed in exultan congratulations by COL Speer and
H. u tracey, ESQ.,
| despatch from Detroit, dated the 22d says:
The democrats of Detroit had glorious demonstration
last night in honor of the democratic victories in Pennsy
vania and Indiana Thrty-hye hundred torch bearers
in procession and hundreds Of transparencie bril-
liant fireworks and grand display OF banners and flags
| testified the enthusiasm OF the city,
At Albany on Tuesday evening the democrats had q
torchlght procession that exceeded by far in numbers
and enthusiasm any demonstration in that city
There five thousand in the procession tens of thou
sands in the Streets and bonres throughout the city
We copy the following from the New Hampshire Pa
| triot:
"One Of the most brilliant and successful tochght pro-
cesions witnessed in New Hampshire off in this
city Monday evening" in honor othe glorious trumphs
of the gallant democracy of Pennsylvania and Indiana
over the combined forces of black repubcanism and
kno W nothngism which thoroughly united against
in each of those States but thanks to the onheared
Union-lovng democracy, they were as thoroughly and
completely routed, horse foot, and Dragons.
The procession formed Main street. under the
direction of Major j. E. Lang chief marshall assisted by
large number of assistant mashals headed by the Con-
cord Brass Band which, usual discoursed the sweetest
music marched through the principal streets OF the city
while the cannon thunder went booming along the val
ley of the Merrmack and up among the distant hills and
mountains, procaimng the joyous from Pennsylva
MIA Bonres kndled in the streets and hotels and
private residences illuminated in every part q
the city presenting most imposing and magnificent spec
tacle'
| despatch from Buffalo, dated the 2lst says:
There is an immense meeting OF the democracy
here tonight in the open air. and Governor Seymour ia
speaking crowd Of ten thousand people The ball
Of the Buchanan Club and the offices of the Courier and
Democrat brilliantly illuminated and the streets are
| resplendent with bonhres and rockets. One hundred
guns have been fred for the democratic victory in Penn
sylvania and hundred for the democratic vic
| tory in Indiana The enthusiasm is immense"