The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-10
REJoIclSes OVER rae NOMINATIONS OF the

REJoIctNGs OVER THE NOMINATIONS OF the
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The nominations Of the Cincinnati Convention are elicit
ing everywhere an almost unprecedented degree Of enthu
siasm In Cincinnati Immediately upon the announcement
Of the nomination Of Mr. Buchanan, salute fred
the Young Mems Union Club Of New York. and the city
was in great state of excitement various clubs from Penn
sylvania headed by Beeks Philadelphia Band, paradng
the streets In the evening there enthusiastic as
sembage in the open air and speeches made by Hon.
VIM Bgler Of Pennsy lyania Hon. Pierre sou6 Of Lousi
ana, Gov Price Of Missouri, and others.
The New York Day Book of Saturday morning says
uTammany Hall may truly be said to have been in a
blaze last evening She brilliantly illuminated The
tar barrels cracked the big guns doomed away in the Park
creating great enthusiasm In front of Tammany was an
inscription twenty-five feet long having on It, For Pres
dent, James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania committee OF
seven was appointed make Arrangements Tor the rath
cation meeting Wednesday The nomination was re-
ceiyed with boundless applause.
aThe Fourteenth Ward Keystone Club met at the corner
of Grand and Elizabeth streets There large and
tbusiasc attendance Resolutions adopted, with
enthusiastic cheers for Buchanan and Breckenridge
committee of FIVE was appointed TO unite with the ne"
York democracy in further ratification meeting
"The Excelsior Club held meeting at the stuyvesant
Institute The nomination was approved OF, and resoiu-
tions unanimously adopted
aThe Young Mems Democratic Club convened last eve
ming at the Mercer House. committee of five was APP
pointed to cooperate with the Tammany Hall committee
TO make arrangements for the ratification meeting The
club after cheering for Buchanan adjourned
"The Sixth Ward Club assembled together last night
and expressed themselves unanimously in favor of the
nomination. "
enthusiasm by the people In and stages, the side
walk and indeed everywhere there seemed TO be but one
voice and that In favor OF Old Buck The announce
ment of the of John c. Breckenridge of Kentucky for
Vice President only added to the excitement In every
direction by telegraph by mall in fact all Sides we
hear congratulations Never, think was there nom
nation made which has been so rapturousy received"
The Trenton True American says:
"Our townsmen were perfectly wild with excitement yes
terday on the announcement that james Buchananthe
friend of labor the for the times the statesman of
thirty years standing, the avorte OF the whole country
was nominated for President of the United States by tho
Cincinnati Convention on the nth ballot.
Every working man, who felt that and unsulled
reputation of of statesmen had been soed by the
lying Islander OF lS4o, left his work to
congratulate his neghbor the happy result. .s
Every business man. largely interested in property and
mechanical pursuits and who felt that stability was want
ing the disturbed condition Of the country shook hands
with men With whom they had hello opposite opinions
the nomination of james Buchanan. ....
democrats who had wandered from the fold in conse-
uuence of supposed wrongs the Kansas and Nebraska
question felt that in the nomination OF Buchanan there
guarantee that the Union would be saved the Kansas
question settled and prosperity and happiness meet them
nj every corner.
ain a short time after the nomination, cannon
menced laundering the welcome news. The corners and
public houses crowded. and broad grin was to be
seen in every countenance.
"Several cargoes of buck horns ordered the
spot -o.s.,-
=" A Buchanan pole has already been ordered by the
democrats of the Fourth ward and another for Worthwhile
The work goes bravely on. .s -.- - a...t
alt seemed impossible to suppress the feelings of the
people The Trenton Cornet Band Immediately called
out and o'clock procession was formed, under the
command of Captain Samuel +. Price They marched
through the several OF the city, with torch lights
and ransparences making the heart of every democrat
glad. They brought up at Kays HOTEL where several
| speeches were made
The Boston Post says:
"The news of the nomination of Buchanan and Breckn-
ridge was received with reclamation by the democrats OF
of the Charestown Artillery Captain Swan i'm nedi-
aely responded by salute OF hundred guns with
cheers which made the wekin ring for Buchanan and
| Brecknridge and Union"
The suboined teegraphc dispatches were received at
too late an hour for insertion in our last issue:
Bosros June THE democratic ward and county
mteo held meetings last evening" and took preliminary
steps for grand Buchanan and Breckenridge ratification
| meeting in Faneuil Hall at an early day.
CoHconp, On. H. June THE democrats Of this city
cordially respond 10 the nomination Of Mr. Buchanan and
hundred guns yesterday evening fired In hi,
honor.
| BELrlsr (Me,) June THE nomination of Mr.. Blu
chanan by the democracy received here with great
| enthusiasm yesterday A large crowd, with band Of
| music assembled on the Common and fred a salute
PRovIDrSoE (R. I,) June 7--0ne hundred guns were
fred here yesterday afternoon in honor of Mr. Buohanan
nomination.