The true Democrat., 1856-09-30

Kite by the horns of gallant buck. excit, bursts of merrment. ,ttE1 Among the notices on the transparencie were: -r'Il3 ~S0 | d "Old Jersey sure for 7OO0,, K A banner was carried bearing the inscrp tion: a. Not that we love the north less but the Con
 stitution more." HlT Ihe constitution our guiding Star" Next came temple of liberty, with the goddess inside. A ship of State, called the Uonstitauon, was on platform drawn by fou, brown horses. They had about 1000 pitch oorches, and lnnumerable small transparencies :och as, !" tried statesman in preference to a Jochey or the woolly horse" and various others O.oSslng the centre of the boat was banner "lth the following inscriptions: "This is the way we will pilot old Buck to the White House."
 And on one side, Don't give up the shin. D It was decorated with flags and buntings They had no less than four hundred trauspa. rencles, with several devices, and a splendid band of music. The First Ward Buchanan and Breckinridoe Club followed. They also had a shin forty. five feet in length fully manned and banners flying and lanterns swinging. Com. Weich sat in the stern, spy. glass in hand, and the boatswain, with trumpet sat in the stern. The boat was fully manned bv aoout thirty youthful democrats in sailors cos. tune, and on the sides walked mariners in their sea togs Across the masts banner, with the inscription, "The Union forever.~ Crossino the bows were two bucks horns.
 Iransparencies with the following words were lnterspersed in the procession: The Third Ward will go for Buchanan and
 Breckinridge.'
 "Free trade and sailors rights.,
 "No bigotry and no intolerance." The Union must and shall be preserved.n
 Peace at home and peace abroad~ Borne on conveyance was splendid Tenn pie of Liberty, inside of which little girl an- Proprlately dressed, represented the Goddess of Liberty, the whole surmounted by a golden eagle decorated with streamers.
 on smaller transparences read the words:
 "No North, no South"
 "One Destiny"
 Constitution"
 "Union."
 "Our Country"
 Honesty IS our policy, truth our guidcn The names of the State officers. printed on q white banner, were next observed played: >"''' o''- Il Will act with any party, whatever its name may be, that stands by the Constitution and the Union." Which was followed with a banner with the words: - '''0
 We won't let the Union slide" magnificent model of ship, drawn by several horses and manned by crew of regu lar democrats, with unfurled sails, glided stead ny on, and ellclted applause from the assembled multitude. On the sail of the first mast were the names of Buchanan and Brecknridee, and on the second, the names of Parker and Van derbllt and the third had suitable inscrip ton. It was followed by
 No North, no South, no Hard, no Soft, The Fifth Ward Buchanan Association, H. $. Hart, President, was next in order. This Ciub had a representation of a dragged out woolly horse suspended on fence, which crea ted frequent bursts of laughter. It also had transparencies, as follows:
 Fifth Ward onDcck."
 Fidelity to the Constitution.
 We are Coming" '" The Bible for heaven-the Constitution for
 Earth"
 Fifth Ward Keystone Club with banners and transparencies, headed by the names of the na tonal and State offices, came next to the line and were succeeded by the
 Fifth Ward Democratic Union Club, which. by ther transparencies, promised "To do their duty!' Attractive inscriptions, such as Go ahead" and 70. K," appeared in the process sion of this Club
 Loud cheers greeted the appearance of the Sixth Ward Pioneer Buchanan Club Howard, President They presented an admirable ap- pearance. In front was unfurla.l an alagant silk banner with portraits of Buchanan and Brecklnridge. Transparencies read as follows:
 "The great Sixth Ward is coming" Sixth Ward true to Jackson in the olden time, and faithful to Buchanan now" "The Sixth Ward Democracy, the Old Guard
 of the army'' No Niggar Lovers or Niggar Worshippers, the
 Sixth Ward goes for white men," After the Eighth Ward appeared the Ninth Ward Union Buchanan Club. They made an imposi sing spectacle. In their transparencies were:
 "We advocate the Rights of Man"
 "No outside Dictation."
 Elevate White Men,"
 "The People will Rue."
 HDown with the Woolly Horse"
 "The Ninth Ward all Right" Tenth Ward Buchanan Club, N. M'Cloud President, made brilliant turn out. With portraits of Buchanan, they had various devices and inscriptions among which were Democracy, the sheet anchor of the Re-
 public.' !" Seward and treason Buchanan and princi-
 plcs."
 The procession was magnificent pageant and a conclusive demonstration of the thorough democracy of New York. This metropolis is at all events, loyal to the Union. The process sion of 1844, great as it was, was completely surpassed. More than fifty thousand persons joined in the column, which was at least five miles in length. At a little after II o'clock, the head of the column reached the Park, and by 12 all was over.
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