The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01
WAKING Up OF THE POLITICIANS.

The Wide Awake Dem
Parade or the Anti-Lincoin Army
The Union Movement In New York,
&C., SC.
We received las, evening the general orders for the
great Wide Awake demonstration that Is TO take place
this city on Wednesday evening, october Q, which
shows that the display that occasion Ia TO be one OF
the most brilliant Affairs that has for long time been
witnessed In this city. II appears that thirty thousas
persons expected to turn out with their lanterns and
torches take part the procession. THIS intended
by the republicans A. their grand turnout for the cam
pagn, and pains will be spared by them TO make
an imposing demonstration. The principal object beDs
70 wor, upon the country in showing to them by the
numbers that participate that the city Is really alive for
Lncoln and thus encourage their party the interior
no expense viii be spared 70 make II telling affair.
The military precision with which oil the arrangements
for the procession have been made would indicate the
approach Of conqueriDg army rather than number Of
political clubs II seems aiso that the leading officers
are going pat the agony" for the occasion. One OF
our contemporaries asserts that the Grand Marshal 10
wear cape Of gold and bis one hundred elk feet two
inches Aids all The way from Maine, 10 capss OF
silver CLOTH this 10 be added caps, with all manner
Of plumes black feathers and general ornaments The
whole 10 10 be under the control OF Gen. j. H. Hobart
Ward, acting a. Grand Marshal.
Tie route CT march win be through Firm syenuc
Eighth street. Broadway Park row, Chatham street, East
Broadway, Grand street, Bowery, Third svcnrs and
Fourteenth street TO raioa square
Each section win have . front Of sixteen gene.
raj discharge OF Roman candles and other pyro,cchnic
display viii take place during the parade.
We perceive that Captain Ryudcrs has started coun
ter movement for The purpose showing 70 the country
people that all the citizens Of ses York % not
worship at the focs q tho rail splitting idol. The
N ha IA Mt fho Tam
Mozsrters Brcckiurisgcrs Bell Ereretters and Douglas
lies In one grand army 10 parade streets, and thus
srou.e the Lincoln voters FOR the great struggle at
the polls He has sssged call for meeting Al Tsmmsuy
Hail. on Tuesday evening 10 pat 10 motion the naohnery
for this cbrsay with which he wishes 70 show that there
10 Conservative army this city alone that exceeds al
that can be brought here ~ the black republicans from
adjoining towns aud cities The following - the indie
fss,blo Cap,pn Isssh Rynters manifesto for this i'm
portrait movement
psxocpars 10 rss Rxsctx The presden,s and officers
or every club abd sssocailon 10 tssci aad all sho
opposed the dangerous success u the seotons blscx
r,pussa an party arc reasesi.d 20 neei ~ iammaay ha
Cor the purpose ~ eT~ctrg thorough organization o.
every ward u TIC c.v, All % make preparation for
country sIa.fs sduotshes al 70 lay aside our per
sol al and political ~ The scronp san sni o.
great AMI patriotic suit "Our country eSpec. every
n an 10 DO his d1ty IssIAa slNDEes
Cur readers VIII that are 70 have plenty OF
exc,smen, for The nsst thH,y days Taking Tie poiiu
Glars and the prl,ce together the million Of Inhabitants
Of uanhstan sua 70 have ssnsaocs that viii cause
stir IN ell grades Of society from thu slstocrsiic fsmi
ties In rlth down 10 the lowest pesesn in Centre
and Ike streets.
ne merchants are msklng preparation fcr smother
grand blow out for unios, Vt ths Cooper isst',ic
The Commitue q Ffiesn, " vhch Joshua y Henry is
| Chairman. met at The Assay oace, Wal sweet, on
Saturday AMI marked Prsy'snme Ter grsad mass
meeting & take pace NJ a. sTsons o.2iar :, w
vh.ch ~ the ciebs AL political r-gsn7noas ia ih's
ciy cprcs.3 4 tAe tisrsoa c. L1co'a re s. fN'
rate srtAtgr lie 4 ps0ustai ssst.efs as eHpet'l