, 1859-02-23

RLinS from tneheart8 Of millions
On ibis Tossh}p'd, natal day;
OE the day when earttward bendlak
God bis hof, anr:ls sendiuE.
Oppression zecrn1ox-.ixat lefenitux
Created WAsH1NGroN!
And a. o. ttls9aJ. s.iolens.
On each fea and .hose and cline.
So sh.ll II be kept forever.
FAkxroM : elBBlra, through ali time.
Ktpt With hearts Of holy feeling,
h-pt with anthems heave1wzr1 pesllnr
Kept b7 Freeman that low kaeeI1ne,
Thank God for WAs81NQTQy.
We may mention that type Wis also cast On this
same vehicle while the procession was in motion.
All enterprising Daguerrean had a cir in the
procession, determining to unite patriotism and
advertising. In this connection We may note Gar
lands chariot Of Trunk Makers at work.
The Chicago Working Mems Union Of so mem-
bets followed.
One Hundred students Of Sloan's Commercial
College was iu tbs Division. They bore banner
aal hatl desk mounted on a wagon.
Tie Seventh Division was led of by Band.
The Chicago Turnyeren, numbering 12Q mcu.
the Turnyercin Vorvart Numbering co men were
followed by seyela! German Benevolent Societies.
among Which we're the Young Mems Hebrew &c.
nerolenk Society, the Bnai Be,eit, the Hebrew
Relief Sociesy-a1l Urge delegations, the Chicago
Hungarian S3c;cty, the Scandinavian Union and
tue swiss Societies numbering together 210 per-
son. The Tallofs Society with splendid banner
and 100 members were also in the procession,
There wcse also LOO gentleman of The Tenth Ward
Republican Club.
TIE Eighth Division was. as ususl, preceded By
band. The 1tali4a Relief Society followed with
70 members. Fourteen Express wagons Of the
several Companies, filled With cheering 1nen, then
succeeded. Then came sixty Butchers On horse
back, with scasyes and sleeves two hundred
Dfaymen and Teanste1s on horseback. Lii l.
Diversey mounted on a drsy lager beer cask and
biz vat duly labelled, together with several beer
Wagons; willie 3. Ac1ley supplied several coal
aud wood carts. These. Of course. excited much
laughter, as did also couple of mIuiature hose
carriages manned by small boys. Tne procession
wls closed with citizens in great numbers, mount.
cd on horses, in carriages and Oh foot.
TEE FESTIVAL At METROPOLITAN HALL.
The exercises at Metropolitan Hall were on1y
unfortunate in coming at the close Of thres
hours procession, which gave general and
wide result ofa multitude hungry and wsary.
We could bave wished that under other more
fevoring circumstances, might have been de-
hyeTed the able, eloquent acd patriotic oration,
by Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, Of this city, whose
effort on this occasion is rarely surpassed.
The audience, which we'll nigh filed the hall,
manifested their aatisfaction By frequent ap-
p'auss. The programme of the afternoon WIS
rs follows:
II ~ IT tHn o'umbsa}'.... Huars Fa"d
WasatsGTos's Ga4xD Iisca suiI All
soa r. =. u IL neas ux e5 & Luuba
SATloSAL AIR tYankee Doa .ej...... .....Yai Land.
BA>arxr AT TIE RICHMOND HOUSE.
at the Richmond House the grand banquet
~. .n1snad1x dsoora.d n;,h ~. a..;ns., % ,.u ~,
urs ard a sumptuoua feaAt If pood thinoa anread
out upon the i9 grooming .as'*a Among tho
speakers were non. ueof2e sumner, l. N. Ar
A4' '' "'4' "uo o'ueia'
lug 'o"o"'os 10 "e' oi inc 'oastS' "hlen
called Gu: the speakers named:
r. %e%a1y Of Ta.hHto1I9 .snse
The s @smors :. of Mary and Mas.h. w..insou-on
:! zas Sss.ss Ss2s;se5 ss2' Il i sse s.,,e.-uu.,s
aoa5s Sss .sa
TIL 3 hssa 7sistitn" and oo'n'~ sister ss,tenoD.
>. III; *sSi &; tl;,9R E,*:i!t a. Garrison. ID.
= r. Arn, ann SayS:-ii:ut e., j. D. Graham.
IL uha1s I'D al 81 Van Aaan '
~ ns.i Se Hno 7Hta'p:Ae' ot "Ashnson-pocsor
u. Ths City q fGhIcsKo.-Masle.