New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29


II vac appozpced that navy eff the Reenonctns
from New-HAveD and Waterbury h4d iSvs .,s srs
city snd occupied the entire PARK imee S''''''
given Tor th.m A., h;s,orv of the
exarr;se Of noSver by Congress over the lerrNoles
from the tine of Monroe down 10 'ne pio'Ss"o ,l Iy
The entire Cabinet of John Quincy ausme, y ~
aud Sontherp men, gave il as their OPINION tnat Cop-
$50 nod thet noweP Could Mr.. Douglas Mr. Cush-
" O. or NY Lord Mayor OF New Ca ees9 mn ~
Sor eomnsny 10 1850, Henry Clay asserted this
Jo,;re and declared that power short OF that OF
re Onninotept GOO should ever make him vote to
t.nd Sisverv over Territory where It was not now.
a. honored aud venerated the CONSTITUTION and the
Upion but Liberty more lie concluded with few
words in regard TO the Homestead bill.
The crowd outside now numbered fully 10000
people all Hartford being attracted by the largest
orehlipbt procession which your reporter ever lad
the fortane to see.
special train rom New Britain of eight cara had
brOu, Int in $40 men at O'clock aod while Mr. Corwin
was speaking, thirteen crowded cars arrived from
New. Haven and fourteen from Waterbury. Tney
were received by the Hartford Wi0eA wakes in null
tary style. Che pro,eision was then formed and by
the tine the 600 1900 people inside the camp had
BE- zen dismssed with Mr.. Cor wins parting injunction
70 vote for Freedom of Lands aud Labor, a line Of
fame at east mile in length skirted the Park.
large number consequently, of those who intended TO
Join the procession were lett behin6 and nearly 1000
torches prepared for the occasion were unused
As it was how ever, tie procession occupied twenty
minutes in passing the point where | stood in Main
transpaIeneies, come OF which copy, indicate tie
epIit Of the State.
New Britain Wide AwAe..
Gay will, boys!
Wide Awskts, Do yonr duty
Buckingham and Catin
Hartford snd Waterbury.
Liberty Union.
A RepubIesn Victory the only impending crisis +"
Labor is its own Capt.list.
The Glorious ttrife OF Liberty.
Lend for the Landless
Slavery Standardization National.
An EmpiIe Freedom, bot Rod for Slavery.
We stand for inslenable rieota a.. ,,,,.o,
GqDe t3 stop S3ohf e S5d,F 1s 900 majority
IA picture ola SS 8 oso Oh sS stop tR. s
All for fIeedOuSlane dsopshe, Vermont, M,sschu-
Terryviis deier.nCn Of Mechanics net for sale.
GOOD for IOO-We Terry Villains.
Free Homes for Free Men.
Planville Republicans.
The UBioREi; must and shall be Prese NJ r.h
Buckingham and Victory.
The invincible Mechanics.
Republicans in hosts they come
Ii was midnight before the excursion trans returned
At that time the Hartford WideAWakes distributed w
barrels of crackers, and severa, hundred weight OF
cried beef upon the rans. Meantime, the Democrats,
not be ontdone had secured the services OF Fernando
Wood whose potoiiety had secured large meeting
in their Camp" after which tOrch-ight procession
was formed intended to rival that OF the Awakes
But it was OF The Democratic procession though
made mp in great part of boys, occupied only minutes
In passne the port from which saw il. 1t followed
the Republicans with an interval Of half mile, and
il mary houses Illuminated for the evening the lights
were carefully extinguished before the Democrats
came up. Gov buckingham was IN town at his sisters
house and the Wice-Awakes went little out of their
way to tee him. lie bowed his Acknowledgements as
they pasted.
The Institution of the Wide-Awake organiza atoms
will increase the Republican vote next Monday by
many hunoreds Ii was happy inspiration, and
promises to be of great vane that for the bene1t OF
Republicans elsewhere suboin some account OF Il.
ul. IL iua To do 10
during the campaign to carry torch in the night pro-
cessiCnp aDd 10 drill sufficiently in his company TO
march cIeditably well. Some OF them carry baton,
sphtly smaertha TIA. ed by police; this Is
oply neccessary where in Hartford there il danger
| of attack from Democratic rowdies. Inc uniform
| consists of cap and short CLOAK OF glazed or
enaneled cloth, in addition to a torch. Tols
! cloak protects the clothing from any drops of oil
which may be Spilled and al the same time adds very
much the splendor Of the procession They marched
at night four abreast and most OF the companies were
so well drilled as to change occasionally from close
order to an open order, in which they were 10 or ID
feet apart. The beauty and importance of torchsht
procession very much increased by this regularity
OF form the impression which creates being that of an
ORDERLY disciplined and effective force. No uniform
could be better suited to the purpose than this: IL s
I cheap, and is both waterproof and o1.proof. Inc
| Waterbury WideA wabes produced q unique apr ear
ance by a white trimming around the edges of their
cloaks. Ihey have glazed hats instead of caps. The
| New.H Haven Wide-Awakes gave peculiar cheer done
by counting from | TO rapidly, with hurrah at the
/
| was informed: hat 80 cents cloak, 81 81 torch, -
cents. give the rules and regulations of the Hartford
| Wde-Awakes, adopted at their first meetlng:
Resolred That this organization be called The Republican
| Wide Awskes."
Rcsolpe6 That the WidsAwBts being the indicators Of
purely Republican principles extend cordial inv itation TO all
who willing ndorse the sentiments Of the great
publican and truly natiOne party 20 join their numbers
Rsolred That all persons becoming members Of this assoca
ton shall pay into the treasury the of w 25 which
shell entitle them 10 aud the use oftorch
Re,red That the be the duty Of each member to appear
IN each Republican torehhg procession during the ensuing
State and Presidential campaigns
Re.OCed That boseTous dsordery conduct such as
hoos and oTofane language or unnecessary demcnua
tions Of any kind, shall be allowed.
Resored That any member who refuses negecs TO obey
the officers whose conduct not in accord
ance requirements shall be sble t. be expelled
association and his erased from the list OF mem
| beTs.
sored That each member shall bear his share OF the
association il being fixed by order Of the
Captain when expense have been incurred by bis
I FTOvsl =, -. pI,,-
Realized Tat every who styles himself Republican
and the and be- governed by these
enroll bis upon the hat and be considered
/ member.
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