New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
REJOICING AT THE HOME OF MR.. LINCOLN
Correspondenee Of The Missouri DeInocrat

SPRISGFIELD, H., Oct. IL, 1860
Ever since the glad tidiugs of great joy came flash
ing over the wires from Pennsylvania and Indiana II
name tbose two States returned prodgas for Ohio
ia the elder son who is with u.s. the citizens Of the
home of Lincoln have been too happy to take any par
tcular interest in mundane affairs. They recognized
the proprety of having some manifestation of rejoic
ing, to show the world they were not ungraeful for
the blessings of Providence but intended to wait till
the maorities were done growing and they knew how
much to shout. This was all very well in theory, but
the enthusiasm of the rising generation could not
main bottled up so long. So tonight there was a
sound of German band by night and the Sucker CAPT
tai had gathered there her torches and her Wide
Awakes and bright the camphene blaze fell on their
spapned NANTES, which may certainly be called snce
TUESDAY "Capes of Good Hope" The quiet October
air was frightened with rockets and other pyroech-
ncs ard nervona ladies periodically startled by
the peculiarly vicious tone of the small but pucky
Wide-Awake cannon.
very large procession rapidly formed at the Rspub
lcan Headquarters, and marched through the iltu-
minated streets TO the inspiring music of the band,
which seemed 20 have caught novel charm from the
general Joy up 10 the residence Of Mr.. Lincoln Hsv
ing arrived there they roueed the Eighth street echoes
with fifteen tremendous cheers equally distributed be-
tween Lincoln, Trumbul and the three victory
crowned States.
Senator Trum bull, who, by good fortune was at
Mr.. LincolDs with other prominent citizens who love
to rejoice together when the skies bright came out
at the WideAwake summons, and spoke as follows:
suppose, fellow citizens, that all this parade s but
expression your part Of rejoicing the result
OF Ire elections in Pennsylvania, Indiana and no.
and that you have called TO ssy few words 10
you instead of having called on Mr. Lincoln excusing
him account of his engagement te make fpeech
the 4 Ia of March next. Ch.ers We may well re-
oice over the result of these elections They show the
Democracy routed and flying, with quaking knees in
all directions These elections show tina, they have
been Judged and condemned. A Voice" We will
ext,ue them in November" No we will not exc
cute them-we will redeem them. Like the man in
Scripture tley praying not 10 be tormentsd before
ther time. We will redeem them by driving out their
Evil spirits. Cheers.
Fellow citzens, during the past few years the Union
has been endangered the public money a been sauan-
deIed and the Territories distracted by civil war all
through the msrule Of the Democratic party But the
news of to-day admopishes that there is better
time con ing and 10 lift mp our hearts in re-
joicing live could sufficiently swell our voices they
should ring the land, until Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio should hear us exulting over their noble
victories. And II We boast Of these achievements
In the vanguard of the fight, what shall become of the
enemy on lhe 9Th Of November when our inyinelble
commander leads Ne 10 battle lChssrsl The Dem.