New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
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uIuMINAT1ONS.

uIUMINA1IoNS.
Numerous buiIdic, along the line oil mach were
h,i lisp,ly iluminsted spd adorned with hiis and
pces Mot If the latter bore The names OF
Zinc In and Hsmln and also toleraele hkehesses OF
The 10 popular candda'e.
The building No. $50 Broadway, was ornamented
IL, fest,ou Chinese lanterns depsooing from the
u, per u IN lows.
TIE Wi Awake Hall, No. 65j Broadway, had
their large transparency f large eye, particularly
" Wide.A wake" painted there n, LIANT ated 10 the
highest pitch Of gas. The widows of the rooms o
cupied by Them we're alec illumnst d.
From neehboring building a Transparency bearing
Wei ,ome t. Wids-Awakes' cast its light upon the
passi C OVID.
TIE Republican Headquarters, No 6lS I'r 'adway,
DIT, sented very brilliant appearance. Their large
Transparency BEARING the and hkenesses OF the
candidates, ass Illuminated by numerous gas oarnerS'
Cd, dding peri CT glare of Republican light upon the
mu tisnde beneath In addition TO this every pane OF
glass in the building shoDe before the light OF an entire
caI de large banner was also stretched from th7ir
rooms across the street.
All the thea era and other places Of amusement IN
Broad wy AID The Bowery shone forth with unusuai
bill ispcy many additional feet Of eas doiog honor to
the coca ion a. the expense Of the mausg-rs.
The ThIBuNE Office wac illuminated VITA gaily-col'
oreo Cbinese lanterns with happy effect
Lin depmuelel's lager-bser garden, in the BoTery,
sbounded IN essl ghts. large trans ,arency, haV-
ing large portrait Of George Washington, supported
on either ride by Lincoln and Hamlio git,ered BE-
meath TIE glare OF light thrown upon 1t by dozen
globe galishis arranged in an arch above The front
pillarp doors. and wndo of the saloon were gayy
decorated with hsgs, and beamicg with German Re-
pnblcap notices On the roof of the bulldog numsr
ous globe lights of various coors uuiDa ed the c)un-
terapces of I Teutouic crowd gathered there.
The Steuben House, further up The street, was sur
mounted with huge Transparency, having tue names
OF Lincoln and Hamin painted thereon in remarkably
large letters
There were many other private Displays along the
route, showing corclusively that the s,moathies OF
tits great city are wholly given up to King Cotton
THE FEMININE ELEMENT.
The ladies' who Lad lot before fairly indicated their
preferences in this caupsign were completely won
over by this brilliant show. Their natural curiosity
and ardent love Of sightseeing were probably quick
ened by the conviction that thsre can be no for
can her of the Republic 10 VIII m has been bequeathed
the illUstious example Of the women OF the ReVola
ton but in the ranks of Freedom. We are not insen
sibe to vaue Of Il mnine decara' on for Lincoln
and Hsmlip and augur from the bright glaDces that
were flashed from every window aud balcony, the
wayil gs of soft and fragrant cambria at objects which
mo 81 troDey elected their delicate appreciation AID
the tributes Of flowers that were bestowed by
tser nmble fins ers trump IT the cause in Novem
her which will fill the domestic well as
the political aud civil world with
eladness. In every Presidential campaign common in-
te1est has centered in the fair persons OF those who
might be .vaied 10 the distinguished office of Nils ress
of the While House. The name of Jessie has sill
pie saut significance while the drerDess of the reign
of the o Public FunctiopaTy has been 10 great
M due 10 the absence ON the hearthstont Of
that mansion Of presiding genius of beauty g'aee,
and taste. The wife of Abraham Lincoln is queen
by nature. Whatever evil reports may be circulated
of The appearance of her spouse breath has yet
tainted the loveDess of the Little Woman AT Home.
| The interest Of all the c1uolipe co immunity IN the
contest which is to tcCe whether her name shall
descend to postery with thoe of the famous lid-s of
the Republican Court not smply exhibited a. the
windo ard other points of observation oftbe dazzling
procession It is true that outdoor ceremony withi
orr rec lection drew forth ouch charming host Of
lady spectators Thefashon Of the Fifth glowed
a. every outlook from the superb mansions that iiue
tbs thor Ughfare. In the tfal glare of the torches
Il cir neeg6 tOettes showed to exquisite advantage,
and the ANNA ion of tie fuel to the beatty
Of radiant blles whose eyes sparkled with curiosity
and delight Man couldn't Ftsnd such a battery Of
ewitcbnent and in spite of the rigid regulations pro-
hi1iiug violent demonstTa ons, many gallant corps
Of Wide-Awakes burst forth with vociferous aeknow-
e6gem Mt of the graceful tributes paid to their hand
me appearance and bearing, no Iess than to the
g'oIious cause of which they were the champions.
But it was the actual part that was borne by the
sois in the procession that best proved their hearty
enthusiasm. Thousands Of the equipments worn by
the Woe-Awakes were brought forth 10 the SO ~iog-
ci,cls ct home. Many Of the bsOners aud flags aud
Transparent presented by la lee. OF such pre-
seDta ions have daily accounts in our exchan. es.
Nor was this all. ScatI red til ughou the denss my
OftOcl bearers ensbrioed in trumpba carr amid rap
a,v oi flowers and silks and tore essea,ed in Choir al
carr chanting the songs of Freedo beaueoos maj lens
arptaIed supplying the graz element OF
and refinement which is generally wanting 10 proc's-
sons No force of men, however mighty or brilliantly
equipped, can supply it. The French vigandleres,
ma CT ing with quick and confident step; the figures Of
Italy and France on the car OF the French
Republican Club; the bright and rosy checked German
glTls email and large, VINO followed theH aVOfte5 III
ihipiug white and all the female choristers, who gave
tie melody it's utmost sDeetness, were most attractive
features of the Parade
INCIDENTS.
The New Brunswick ide.Awake Battalion, on
their way to he cars az o'clock this morning, drew
up in line in front Of The TRIBUNE buildings and gave
three hearty cheers for The N. Y. TRIBUNE and
three for The Times after which the foe band that
accompanied them played AMID Lang Syne."
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