The daily union., 1856-10-25

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Asssant marshais.-John d. Miles, John McMackin
Joseph Collins, VIM Allen Robert +. Bowers, Robert W
Wilson.
Bccks Philadelphia Brass Band.
The members Of the Keystone Club numbering two hun
dred and hfy They fnelooking body Of men, and
created general admiration along the route.
Then another white silk banner, with the follow
HAl hail, the eagle"
Death 10 the viper.
Eagle with serpent In Its beak
"Thus perishes black republicanism.p
On the reverse OF this banner the following:
aNo serpent live in the
cradle Of liberty
On arriving at the City Hail. the pocket piece again re-
suued Its work. WHILE the line moving through the
corridors Of the ball. loud cheers given for the Key
Club, the Stats Of Penusylvana and Indiana and
also for the Empire Club, and noble
Buchanan and Breckinridpe.
The members of the Keystone Club and Young Mems
Union Club proceeded TO Governors room where hey
were received by his honor the Mayor
Mr. Spencer w Cone said he bad the pleasure Of intro
ducng TO the mayor the president Of the gallant Keystone
Cub OF Philadelphia.
W. B. Rankin, esq, president Of tho club, said:
Mr. Mayor and gentlemen OF the Young Mems Union
Democratic Clubs II you psrake with 10 the pleasure
of meetngf you could with understand the feeling
and emotions that gathered together in this great
mercial emporium feel sir that heart that In
bosom within the sound OF my voice would feel pride
than we feel on this occasion Having around us the me
MORALS Of greatness-hsvng hung around the walls of
this hall the expressions that awaken the memories OF glo
rious sodery and good citizenswc may feel proud OF
meeting together such occasion this in this ball
Mr. Mayor permit me SIR behalf Of the Keystone Club
salute you the chief magistrate Of the city and respond
to the recent voice Of Pennsylvania When this Is done
sir then may country from the troubles
that now surround her. Cheers for Pennsyivans
Then sir shall be enabled to sleep peaceaby at night
and awake with the mornings TO be ready to de-
clare "Unon now, Union forever and insepsrablep
On behalf OF the members Of the Keystone Cub present
you their very best respects and their highest regards
The Mayor, in reply, said;
Mr. President and gentlemen Of the Keystone Club, /
welcome you from my heart pleased TO receive you
here the chief magistrate Of the city and personally
recprocse and respond the address which has
made To me IL s peculiar and pleasant mecting for
am native Of Pennsylvania and when meet Pennsyl-
vaniau feel meet brother.
can only say to you, Mr. President and brethren r
hope your stay 10 our city vi be pleasant and agreeable
to yourselves and hope that those who have you In
their immediate charge may make your stay not only
profitable but advantageous to you, while II will exey.
a beneficial eject upon us, and induce Va 10 follow
your example, Gentlemen, ] return you my thanks
tOneers.
The Club then again formed into line and escorted by
the "Unionn proceeded Tsmmany Hail. and partook Of
a COLLATION. which their brethren had waiting for them
At o'clock the Club attended the immense meeting
held In the Park, which addressed by Hon. ID. s.
Dickinson and Hon. David L. Seymour, Of New York !