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


Free love and free Diagers viii certainly elect Old Abe he
pos ssfe. Coored folks have pref Of .tToom'
The Dos, abou 70 land but Brohor Ioulihan with Vs'o
push keeping q od the time himip Dont epo
that crowd here" Around the lower part Of The wagon " ID
rcrpop Steamer Abcy Lacon Cspt Greeley Tor Mormon
sett emept, Nov. :, 1880"
After line Of hOrseuen, was boroe on wagon "'
tsIbtio and ushsbe group Of figures, representing p4ee
Croeiey-A N'eger-Abe Iineo'n" ,,eu
The niger distorted grin, hhi hon o WIS"
leys elm locks by left hand while he held ta 50 o. poi
Abes by the rish and pretty smart he hed 70 Jug y
Tie az, nv depicted IN the consnsnce oil the pophe LIE
ipseription wns The Almighty Niger"
But what drew The most attention was wagon WIFI are
vbca representing in mos. roesque aud lodi
crows manner the following interesting group; corner ee
With the uue numb Of rails old Virginia ityle top hsre A0o
Lincoln sde Of them. holding On ike grim death beneath
h a. Lurking attitude sppeuTed the resy face aud woody
head Of 10 Niger. In ou OF these was repfre Yea
Horace Greeley badly down in the heels Of his boot' THE
Ta1BrSE stuck ont Of his coat pocket and bis pant sa~ '
the ess Of his stretched out ash preventing
the ssection the Niger by peeng commissioning gne
man. who was however MOI to be done" This geutenln
slightly stepped hand bis bent knee and ths other
ropg 10 the Niger the fence whom he has detected
J,pe The efforts OF Lincoln and Greeley rumpaantlv chnckes
aloud see the niger peepiDg through the fence Round
the figures the words Lincoln the fence the Niger
on the fence the Niger under the fence the Niger on the wood
pile" the front Of the transparency were the words Re
publican Platiom-Bails aud Wool"
large transparency borne along displaying the
word Is the Niger what can cary you sale 70 the me-
kuo hing liz fellow countrymen Of h aside and seizns
Lincoln him toward the White House, which appeared
in the distance
Figure of niger leading white lady with e'pcou hoops,
the White House Over the above was the inscription;
" R-publics nism."
GER drawn by six horses with negroes horses and stgs
pointed en- canvas with the inscription otis no use Niger
can't beat y bite folks, no how"
Behind the shoemabers cart all crossed with rails
Within these rails two seen trying to get ont but
all the time Frustrated by the rails This satca display pro
yoked much urh during the route.
truck drawn by aes and containing bona tide ne
gro Dr. ed in the uniform of the WideA wakes followed
banner above him inscribed with the words We've
caught the only WideAwste in the Sixth Ward" The
affecting hyres had scroll above bin which the following
is painted: " Is y on Gazing at Me, White Folssp
wagon followed with representation OF Southern plauta-
ton IN itch the home OF the MISTER is seen on hre Ano,
With white clergyman ct his backsuppossd 10 represent
well known aboio let minister Of NegYorkis exclaimiog
bab killed and rssus and will hab food FOR
wife Budder Cheever viii marry us" At the feet Of the
dsTkey WI e kneeng in an imp oring altitude The CLUB
numbered 23O men, bearing red white and blue ntes and
stirred In white cspes, with blue borders and red collars
Herald
Cypress has as follows:
They had large truck drawn by four spirited bsk horses
wearing tr coored punes The truck bore huge picture
reteng slave lnife in hand and bis fee, white female
begging for release from the impending blow Of hi steel IN the
ground white people lying dead near burning house,
and well, labeled strychnine' In the background was
hands: Amen This work gloousy Heaven be
praised Over the top Of the picture inscribed Higher
Law
On one Of the parence the picture of slank, ugly
loc hing fellow with long streaming hair and az in h hln'
Above the pertinent query What Ia 1t " Below; The
Real Rail Splitter"
In the center artisan. holding hammer in bis
hand which be supposed 20 be bringing down on the de-
voted head Of Lincoln with Vulcauc' yisor.
TIE GROWING design Of the Club Coffin, which VS.
bone on truch and accompanied by pail bearers The follow
ing the rscTpon To the Memory Of Old Abe Lincoln
Died Nov 6, 1860"
TIE Tenth Ward di.payed .he following. With numerous
other notices. Republican Principle" The Negro better than
the White Man" Rpubtoon P'aotee-" Union Of Black and
White" Hhat " Free Negro Suffrage Really ModHs' Anal
gaaioD in tie Military Amalssmation in the Fire Department
An ssnaton IN tie Government Anal aIaion in the Social
Circle"
The City Urorit- hanspaencics presented list q Re-
publican rroclyies' iDcibed iollows Z" Free Love-
Free PlundtT Free Hgger" Pies aud Sharp Rifles"
Republican Conseryatsm." No Rail splters Here" No
Anaeamstion" "Rspnbliean Platorm--Rails and Wool"
g. No Negro Fquaiiyr NO KokTeekoes Here. Missa
Greeley ADD Master Sanbo" RI o De ro de roll Radical
Republican Pncipes" Free Love Free Nsgsrs and Free
Women" Balm cfa Thoussnd Flowers The Nisssrs Of
the Ncrh
Such were the leading ideas of the demonstration as
gathered from the banners; damons ration Of which
Tie Mars enthusiastically says:
pouring Of the strong hnde5, stoutherej
Den ocr8cy emphatic sion OF t popular Vol inst
Republican fsnacsm and disUuioun; Overwhelming dem
ontra,ion In behalf OF the Union the m,nycoored lights
tranpsTnce emblem aud devices the firing OF rockets the
boomr cannon the shouts of the countless multitude h
rnged the ard the line Of march the tho1
SENDS Of windows hed with heavens LIT best g who with
u,ipg handler hs and hearty cheers babe the noble eoss
God speed combnd 10 ale that never b ereed
the public memory anl ht must exert potent Influence
tie popular vote It oil and more { an rs most snu=iue
friends could have expected It 81 Immense success
And The Erpycss, with startling emphasis indorses
and prophecies thus;
"Tke Republican turnout few weeks Ego, wss bnt the
farthDg candle pared with this great Union sun. The
thusissm too was immense. We anythnf Ike H.
Everybody seemed 10 b. carried away With t. The Republican
display Of usics compared with hi porade bu, funeral
procession There scarcely doubt that the eth Of Nov@m
Der the Empire City under sucn in pirlton tbi VII roll up
D3ioriy the Union Electoral Ticket equal to the forty
thousand good and who TUNED in her thorough
night following music that did chord viii the
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