The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
aonors to the Memory of Wash
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Grand TOrchlight Procession Democr, tic Triumphai Captai Rynders and the Hickory Baton-Broa, way in a BlaZe-TremendOusE Enthusias The Germans all Right-Banner. Tran parencies, Rockets. Fireworks. Drun mond Light-Five Miles of Democrats 35,0OO to 10000 in iiae, Surpassing in of IS44. .- We condense from the New York Daily New of the 10th, short sketch of the magni6ce, display of the democracy of New York at the torch-iight procession on the night of the 9t inst, which was by far the greatest political d, monstIatlon of the kind ever made in that cit, The torch light procession last night was tn most splendid political display ever witnesse aa this city. The number, order and brillianc of the demonstration, reflect the greatest cred on the spirit of the democracy, and the untir;n zeal and skillful management of their worth champion, Captain I. Rynders, of the Emn;r Club. Some idea may be formed o f the lena, of the procession from the fact that the boo, of the column left Canal street m Broad ,ra, at about s o'clock, and it was lOll before tb rear left the same spot. '-' Capt. Rynders was n.ounted on sn,ana;, white charger, with housings and saddle cIotl of gold; he grasped the hickory baton an1 wore Vne DUCK ta4ll in his beaver
 The banner in advance was splendid worl o[ art oeau' 'sffully arranged A liberty cap two ieet ID Ill sht, of crimson velvet, surrounded b, crci'>t of thirty-one stars, crowned the pole: OenF -ath this was the shield of the Union, barred lth white and red. Its supporters were two eagles bearing the motto Union and Victory Y, emblazoned @on streamers of red, white. anf blue
 Below this was the banner bearing the inscrip tion "Democratic Empire Club,
 Above was circle of stars enclosing the me dallion portraits of Washington at top, Jefferson and Jackson at each side, and Buchanan below In the corner the arms of the Empire State O New York. Beneath the circle is the word
 Constitution"
 This banner is one of the most beautifu ever displayed, and is we'll worthy visit to the Club room.
 A brilliant Drummond light followed at 2 short distance this superb banner, and it lit UT the procession, the banners and the buildings on each side of Broadway.
 A splendid ship followed, having on its fore. topsall the word Union, on the main-topsai the names of the democratic candidates. On board the ship was large transparency, bearing in front the words, "One people, one constitution, and one destiny" On each side: "Sail on gallant old ship, with Buchanan fol pilot, the constitution for your chart you will never split on the rock of disunion, nor foun- der in the storm of fauaticism. But with the stars and stripes flying, fire deadly broadsdes into the enemies of our country"
 The following banner was much admired and was extremey y rich:
 It represented the ship of State with all sail set, on the ocean, with flag from the main sky pole, bearing the word Constitution. .n-- On the bulwark is the word Union," and fly ing ot the peak gorgeous American flag. The painting is surrounded by silver stars. Another banner bore this device: A noble bucks head with spreading antlers; two large American flags crossed and draping each sitie of buck; In front two cannon are crossed. and be- low is the inscriptions:
 The stag at bay is dangerous foe" Another presented a buck in full career, with antlers from each prong of which penants arc streaming inscribed with the names of the States that have already gone for the demo- cracy in the recent elections: "Texas, Missouri North Carolina, Kentucky, Arkansas" The next banner bore the inscription:
 Empire Club" surmounting the sun rising between two ranges ot mauntains; below, the words
 Excelsior"
 For President,
 James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania.
 For Vice President
 John c. Breckinridge, of Kentucky. Beneath was painted the Eagle grasping the shield of the Union.
 A most georgeous banner was the following "a shield shaped field surrounded by stars,
 Empire Club" beneath row of stars-below the stars the Eag le, and the motto:
 "Union "-" Constitution" A large medallion portrait of Buchanan, of ex- vuisite taste, occupies the centre, and six Amer lcan flags appear on each side of the painting Below the medallion are the words:
 "The Union of Common Brotherhood" A very beautiful banner presented a portrait of Buchanan, surrounded with wreaths of lau- rel, surrounded with the words:
 Empire Club"
 And beneath the quotation,
 "The Bible for heaven,
 The constitution for h."--Buchanan The banner was enthusiastically cheered The following transparency was in the form of an octagon temple, bearing on each face the word
 "One Constitution"
 "One Destiny"
 cone Country"
 Another transparency contained the following satracal device: Empire Club" on the front, a boat rowed by two darkeys, "The Little Vil- lian' sits in the stern with the Times under his arm, Greeley with his white hat is at the bow-a formidable figure, with bowie knife in one hand, Sharpe's rife in the other, ma gazine in his belt, and $52 1000 on his arm, stands near the stern. A darjey at the bow exclaims, We is all in the de same boat?'
 On the stern are the words, "Salt Rive, Packet" on the side, For Salt River, Nov 5 1656," and beneath, "White Spirits and Black. '' Another transparency exhibits race for the lant buck is speeding along, fresh and vigorous the words
 Constitution-Union." Lagging behind, spavined old hack, with his tongue lolling out--the woolly horse; on his flank, the words, "Black Wool;" negro and Massa Greeley are at his tail, and the discon- Soate African tells Horace, 1'is no use, nig' gers can't beat white folks, no how.'
 Another transparency, somewhat similar in design, represents the buck crying out, in full race, come on, woody Mustang; what is the matter, are you sick? Away in the rear is the wooy horse, rolling on the back and neighing Oh, l have got the bots, and give it up." A transparency with the figure of Henry Ward Beecher standing on the Bible. The motto on it was:
 Beecher's command -" "Kill each othe with Sharpe's rifles. The Bible commands u' to love one ansther"
 This transparency was greatly applauded. l bore the words:
 "Adopted Citizens"
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