New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
PARTIyAN AMENITIES.

The absence of low personalities IN the present
vass has been observed and gracefully recognized ne
most desirable Improvement upon previous experiences
We Lad hoped that this mutual courtesy would con-
time 10 the end and 80 far the Repub re-
sponsibs we feel sure that it viii. In the brilliant
demonstration Of tie Wide.Awakes Of this city there
wss device banner motto intended 10 atfront
annoy any person. all were legitIaately pertinent to
the occasion end far above the level Of public or pr-
yate prtju5ice. Candi5ates especially, treated
with respect.
This good example was pretty closely followed by
tie managers Of tie Union parade bat the last demon
tra,ion under the lead of prominent Federal officers
chose a different will be seen by the folio
ING extracts from the yey full reports 10 Tile EEPreSS
and The Herojd These quotations speak for them
selyes, and we leave tie PEOPLE to make their own
comments
L. the rer the Club covered with hlgs and de-
vices and drawn by four horses bly, capaoned On either
side bsnnes with the titles beneath Weighed in the
" The represented Old Abe riding the
Of beam, suspended pivot On end was
~ S. whose corpuency succeeded Ia over:uFnng III and
the other Greeley in the act OF falling from his position
the African lady scroll with the words Guess Pse
the heaviest The battered white hat Of the Phi
lsopbeI sppeel the ground and NAKED the baad
-" Tribune"
small truck drawn by scaas, wa. occupied by two nd
yiduals representing wellknown Republican editor,
dressed white and tab coat eai the other African
LADY The gentleman appeared pay much loving attention 70
BIZ dk coored partner banner the heads Of the par
ties Illustrating the scene, inscribed oloss; " The
Effect OF the IrIepTessible Conflict"
{ The DUTY Neus describes this as follows:
Next the Second Ward Clubs Printing House square
aud directly iont Of the Office Of THK TuBrsR with The
Office Of course side. Vans cars, carriages and
vehicles in the line bus the funniest bore tine
specimen Of son Of Erin dressed up represent Hooce
Greeley The old white bat the the face, indeed every
was ninitabe and the entire make such, thai fit
were not well known the thing buesq1e, Horace mish
have been considered to be present In pyoc es"o Beside
him sat coud pussen" dressed lady. whether she
such not asceTned and their heads was car
RED lantern bearing the words The elects Of the ieres
sible conflict"
Among their novelties very large transparency repre-
senting boat Lincoln u the head vita bcs flag hbe,d
dis ord and Horace Greeley the stern, holding the te5 In
hs right hand and THG Tribune In the l Between these
worthless who thus nade 10 persons,e pilot and helsuGr
the nslgsmatoDitsin lckBpped negro em-
bracins white gir while fellow darcy eIcns Ise look
a. a. You Sam /" and Sam chuce answer, Ysh yah"
Tie boat labelled Steamer Abe Lincoln Capt Greeley, for
the Mormon Nov 1860" The Prov Of tbs boas
touche lan5 where s met by Jonathan, who says Look
here old Abe land that crowd here" Old Abe responds
'phy Jonsthau these my pnnciles" Horace Is made
10 say Coored folks have preference Of siae rooms d ore
Of the party ssys Free Love and Free Nisgers will certainly
elect Old Abe he UincoD) pilots 10 safe
Then followed another wagon, on which wa representation
Of paaiedfm scene Horace Greeley ID the ont ground
q igrer riding ssthie the rails, Go.
Lincoln sitting OF cIosFT Greeley dressed stabby a. 70
bis with dirty copy Of TBE TRIBUNE In Liz hani'
ID The words over head "Voe ticket We are not 400
boaists until Old Abe elected" cunning looking YANKEE
stood On tue left Of Greeley oyeng hH keeny Over hh head
the nigser peePDg through the fence
On long large Ganspuency Win three hsw"s
her The nrt repesent,d Niger With ouNHec9ea a,
aspnF Horace Greeley with the left hand and soy looking
hsure Of Abe Lincoln with the ih beneath these three sable
gentlemen the ina,TiptoD "The Almighty Nigel"
Following the ohen dusty cart In which az tnd
tdual dressed Judge from all sppeaanes In the
at on clothes Of Horace Greeley all be got up
% repesent TIA. person. Al his side p!@oss large and
pod looking niger wech whom he eGyssed With al the aHec
oa Of tue Repobis1 This produced great cheers ard
sht.T ou u, ihouaad Of spectators su1 any hs De-
tdrs syi..tg kpf..d .51 htu ~ 1sy l,oc1.s.d