The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24


were respectable and fine body men. They fol-
lowed by the
First WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION CLuB.
inc First Ward Democratic Union Club turned out
strong, numbering a, least 100 They headed
by large and fine banner, upon which in gold letters
were the words
Fikr WARD DnsocxAro
UNION CLua
They bad several large uanspsrsaeies among which
were the following
fksT WAND ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE
sssr wARp ON DECK TO PROTECT
THE RIGHTS
os~s
sEvKE GIVE Up THE
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Dolne On the sbouiiers Of the lnen was large aud
handsome representation Of the "renple OF Liberty,
and following this was cart drawn BY four horses, and
tiled with men; the cart gaiy dressed with flags,
and looked well. Tho
GEEHAS PIONEER cIuB
followed them, and, with their all dressed in
black pants aud white Shirts attracted great attention
from heir manly bearing They were under the charge
OF M. Pogers, and turned out two hundred men.
HArrRRy AND wRrsBAM BoArxxss CLuB.
This club had out about hundred men, all hard
working and hearty. They hsd fine bou, mounted on
truck and gsily decorated with Gags, &c Torches
were plenty, and made the whole look bright aud plea
SAINT. Among their transparences WERE
WE WANT NONE But
cSirkD WE STAND, DIVIDED
They were followed by printing press, mounted
cart on the sides Of which the words "Kno Wedge
Ia Power" The persons having charge striking of
and distributing to the populace the following
ODE FOR THE PEOPLE
written fer the uniou rorchlight Procession.
The guiding star Of Washington
Now leads s way,
We hal IL A. the harb
Of far brighter day;
Though couos are lowering DER hesds-
Thick with portentous storm,
Still, still that star Is besming forth
For guidance and TO warn
ogeople Of America
Be patriotic i-truel
Obey the warning voice OF him
Whe ever oveth you
The spirit OF great Washington
Appeaieth 70 gu now.
o do your duty In your votes,
And thus before him bow.
Arise 10 might OF numbers grand,
And strse fanatics low.
These hydra beaded dragons bold
Who would your hopes o'erthrow,
Yesi point 70 washinssoas farewell,
The constitution fair,
Our noble Union-joined 10
With wisdom and with
And AK them what tbey mean when they
Cry out for freed0ml-bod,
When our bright banper-stars and stripes
should ali the people fold,
We fear their freedom the Bpoiis
We fear unhallowed hands
Would like 70 grasp in lust OF power
And rivet on toe bands
With cunning slight and knayish heart
They seek 70 lead Assray
Their venom only mpart
Dsunisn and decay;
The wisdom OF the fathers true
In honor we should love,
Al coming from that Providence
Who rules In might above.
Then, freemen true, obi strike with might
The enemy lay Iow,
The.e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wolves
Who would our hopes oerthrow,
Yes, let them feel the mighty hand
OF patriotic power;
And, then the smiles OF Washington
VIII blessings on us shower.
The next In order was the
SECOND WARD DmocRAno UnoS C1rB,
James Hayes, Chairman. They turned out $50 men,
and bore largo banner, which was The following, In
gold letters
.s>>s~
me red shirts and black pants, and carried
torches
Immediately asr this club came the CHIEF ornaments Of
The First division. They follows-A large truck
handsomely ornsuened with nAss and other devices,
the Wnoio TURNING canopy unoer Wnicn W. ntuo 0oy
dressed 70 represent "Young America airing In .
wagon On the sop Of This canopy placed full rig.
ged miniature ship dressed with Gags Of al nations me
truck drawn by four white horses on ts sides 10
bore tho following inscription
{ THE UNION u IN M 7srH u srlL Az ,
INFANT. LET rs PROTECT n FROM sDcrosAlIsM
o>~<~>~~~
YOUNG AMERICA
A gay little buck,
With plenty Of pluck,
And lots Of friends 70 back him.
Hands oni Chang
Another large truck ws highly ornsmented With Gags
and shields bearing tho arms OF the thirteen original
stases, and the following Inscriptions the sides;
Rail srtrrrrn CAS- sPfJr THIS
I TOO LATE roR rRR BLACK RxrrgiicAHs 1
oorrnTtuoN
There other trucks In the division, the above
the chief opea Iolowlns ofhar~ dusAv