The daily union., 1856-10-25

DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.-vIsIT or THE KEY
STONE CLUB TO NEW YoRK.-GREAT EsTHUsl
Assn AND SPLENDID DISPLAY.
The Keystone Club Of Philadelphia numbering over two
hundred democrats left that city Monday last for New
York to attend great convention of the Buchanan
aud Breckenridge clubs Of the State of New York. which
was to assemble in the Park the afternoon Of that day.
at the call of the Young Meas Union Club Of New York
city. ..
We are indebted to the New York Daily News for the
following description Of the reception of the Keystone Club
and the proceedings in the city Of New York:
REoErrIos OF KEYsroSE CLUB
The reception to-day of theKey Club of Phadel
phia by the Union Club Of this city proud and mo-
BILE welcome OF the sterling and victorious democ
racy of sister State Full OF honors still covered with
the dust and smoke OF hardfough contest they have
among receive the congratulations Of our own
democracy and inspire with the zeal the energy the
lite and the determination that have achieved so much In
| Pennsyivan
The Union Club have done the donors nobly and well.
The reception OF the Keystone democrats magnificent
splendid testimony OF the sentiments entertained here OF
the lion-hearted democracy of the Keystone State and
proud that this fraternity Of feeling exists, that
brothers of the faith, engaged In the same noble
thus unite and raise their voices In harmony
and unity for the glorious OF democracy Thus may
il be- May that brotherly affection which exists
continue and while factions and seeonass exist 10
place country in jeopardy may the democracy
Of Pennsylvania and New York always be found banded
together TO beat down faction rebuke traitors and strike
| for the Unonl
At ten o'clock the mounted escort of the Young Mems
Democratic Union Club met in front of the Mercer House.
aud having formed into ins proceeded to Tammany Hail.
and there joined the remainder OF the procession Ihe
whole company then marched through the Park, down
Broadway TO the Battery where the Keystone Club was
10 arrive.
About IL o'clock the approach of the steamboat John
| Potter which had the club board, announced by
several volleys from the Empire poekePece and loud
cheers by the multitude assembled on the wharf
The steamboat having touched the pier the Keystone
Club OF Philadelphia welcomed by the Young Mems
Union Democratic Club of New York and for some time
after their arrival greatest enthusiasm manifested
The Keystone Club assembled the Battery, and the
procession having been properly formed the line counter
marched the Battery and proceeded out of the north
e. round the Bowling Green through Beaver street
Broad street. up Broad street Wall street. down Wall to
Pearl street. PEARL through Fulton street up Broadway
10 Grand down Grand street to Bowery, down Bowery TO
Chatham street. the Park in the following order
portion OF the members of the Union Club, mounted
chargers gay decorated with the name Of the Union
Club on the saddle cloths, under the direction OF
Grand Marshal Thomas A. Glover.
Thos II. Sperry, Geo W. Roome,
& Dennis McUarIy, VIM. Appleyard.
,l Mounted Band
Empire Club Pocket Piece, escorted by twelve of the
members of the Empire Club dressed in military uniform
and under the command of Captain Stephen Wilson and
Frederick s. White.
e Dodworth's Brass Band
Containing thirtyone pieces Zone for each State in the
Union.)
7 front:
D Young Mems Union Democratic Club.
Il Portrait of Portrait Of Portrait Of
!, Buchanan. Jefferson. Breckinrdge-
n Equal and Exact Justice to AL
: and on the
. Young Mems Democratic Club
Fl Organized June 80 1852.
The members of the Union Club, numbering about three
hundred men.
splendid silk banner of deep red with the following
New York State greets with "hearty welcome" the Key
! stone Club
After this banner the following delegates to the
D council
Geo. W. Lloyd of New Rochelle and delegation of
carry ing with him American flag hung native,
hickory pole, surmoanted with huge "bucks horn'
L. f. Stebbins and seven delegates from the Spuyten
o Duyvel Democratic Club. =.
John R. Reid and delegates from Babylon Suffolk
county, New York.
H. Schweterng president and delegates Buchanan
Z and Breckenridge Club of New Lois, L. l.
Reuben L. Birdsall, president and FIVE delegates from
westchester county Buck and Breck Club
Delegation from New Jersey-Judge r. j. Everett G. V.
al Clipker, Gen L. r. v. Wright
II Keystone Club banner.
An arch with the names of the thrtyone States In
= side oft
! H',,'s., S,',...,'s'.. Club Of i
On the reverse Of the banner
Pennsylvania will hold the Arch Firm.
Following this banner the officers Of the Keystone
$ Club
President. B. Rankin.
VIM. Byerly.
r. Schofeld
Asfistant narshah.-John d. Miles John McMackin,
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