The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-07


Drcppr1oX or THE NEWS OF THE DEdoCRATlo
NOMINATIONS.
n. news Of the nominations made BY the Democratic
National Convention caused the most enthusiastic excite
,sot in the city Of New York. indeed In every city
ovp and village in the United States where the nte
-snes has reached. The Herald saysi
The announcement the nomination Of james Buchanan
D The oaos Of President of the United States created
% excitement in the city yesterday The plaeards the
svapsr bulletins eagerly psrused By excited crowds
md the different Democratic headquarters hags, and
had the posted for the edncaon Of the democracy
rho ropged together in large numbers ~ exchange con-
Limitations on the result AZ haltpast eleven O'clock
immediately on the reception OF the news hundred and
ne guns we're hred in the Park This done by outs
bers not connected with either the hard soft faction. In
The evening hundred guns additional fired by order
Of the otsheI general committee Old Tammany had her
Ahg diving within half au hour after the result known
The nominations were received in Philadelphia with
more enthusiasm II possible than in New York grand
ratification meeting is to be held in Independence Square
IN Tuesday evening next The call for this meeting
rubIished in the Pennsylvania is as follows:
The democracy of Philadelphia, and all who desire the
cton of James Buchanan of Pennsy and John T.
Bckinrdge, Of Kentucky, for President and vice Pres
dent are req assemble in mass meeting IN lnde
endence Square, Tuesday evening next June 10, al IA
O'clock D. M to ratify the nominations of the Cincinnati
Convention.
et the heartfelt joy of the people ofthe Keystone State
at the nomination her beloved statesman find utteranee
Let the love Of citizens for the constitution the Union
for civil and religious liberty and their regard for the well
fare Of our beloved country be manifested by grand dem
onstraton.
The different wards requested to come in their might
and strength with ther transpaencies and banners trim
med and burning and the constitution and tolerance incrib
cd upon their folds.
:. Come as the winds come when forests are rended;
Come the come when nayes stranded
e the friends of our noble ticketthe glorious Buchan
an and the gallant Brecknridge--turn out
Invitations have been extended to the following eminent
sneakers who are expected be present General Lewis
Cass Michigan Hon. Henry A. Wise, Virginia Hon. r.
NJ 7. Hunter, Virginia Gov. Lowe, Maryland Hon. j.
R. Thomson New Jersey b. F. Haett, esq., Massachu
sets Hon. Howell Cobb Georgia Hon. VIM. Bgler
Pepnsy ania Hon. WIN. l.. Richardson, Illinois Hen
W McCandess, Pennsylvania Hon. James NJ. Porter
Pennsylvania Hon. T. B. Florence, Pennsylvania Hon.
j. Giancey JONES' Penns yyania; Hon. S. A. Douglas lii
no Hon James A. Bayard, Delaware Gov. Wright In
diana Hon. J. d. Bright, Indiana Hon. II. Seymour
New York Hon. d. S. Dickinson New York Hon. John
side, Louisiana Hon. Pierre Soule, Louisiana Hon.
Isaac Toueey Connecticut Hon. VIM Wilkins, Pennsyl-
rania Hon. John Cadwalader, Pennsylvania Hon. VIM.
wie nsylvania; c. W. Carrgan, esq, Philadelphia,
and other distinguished speakers.
By order of the Democratic City Executive Committee.
JOHN A. MARSHALL, Chairman.
From the New York papers we also learn that athe
news Buchanans nomination received by demo-
Gratis of Brooklyn with the greatest demonstrations of
thusiasm. Captain Hogan of the Napier Tandy artillery
fred ssaIute of two hundred guns the bridge over
Montague street, the Wall street ferry and the
Eleventh Ward Democratic Club also fred salute of one
hundred and fifty guns from vacant lot above Fort
Green Meetings also held of the various clubs in
the Eleventh. Fourth, Third and other wards last eve
ming, to respond to the action of the convention"
From Connecticut, too, have the enthusiastic
response The Hartford Daily Times of Friday evening
says:
This result received by at hafpas IL O'Clock
day, and placed Immediately upon bulletin. The
received with the greatest interest and
thrill Of joy through the of the people, while
every democrat especially seemed overored at the glad
The black republicans and -nothngs read the
in silence and turned away with the
looks sorry and disappointed men, for they generally ad
init that Buchanan destined to be the President of
United States.
"A national salute Of 81 guns fired at o'clock BY the
Hartford democracy in honor Of the
Our flag staff already bears the Of Buchanan Hoa
ing TO the breeze the national ensign, pennant
yards long, and in letters two feet in length p