Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-21

The DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATIONS On Satur-
day night, the four Douglas Clubs Of this
CITY, augmented by large delegations from
Folsom, Brighton, Prairie City and other
places, turned out for grand street torch
light parade. At dusk the First and Second
District Clubs assembled at the corner of L
and Third streets, and marched hence, head
ed by the Citizens Brass Band, TO the rail
road, on Front street, to meet and escort into
line the country delegations. After this large
accession of the delegations from Folsom
Prairie City and Brighton, the procession
moved up X to the Turn Verein Hall, where
the Fourth District Club fell into line From
thence the procession moved through Ninth
street to j, down J to seventh, through Sew
,anth to l, where the procession was compile
ted by the addition of the Third District
Club. 1t then marched down | to Sixth,
through Sixth to J, and down j to Second,
through Second to L, and up L to the Club
room whence the first two Clubs took up the
march. The procession was illuminated 10y
hundreds of torches and 90 pai ted tWnspa
Fencies. As it moved through the streets a
large crowd on either side followed, and at
different points cheer after cheer were given
for Douglas and Johnson, and the regular
nominees of the Democratic party. When
the procession crossed Fourth street, and
were in close proximity and in sight of the
Breckinridge meeting, going up X and com
ing down streets. three rousng cheers were
given for Dougus. Torches and Transparent
cies were well distributed through the large
procession, which, when it appeared in a
straight line on j street, presented a magnii.
cent and imposing sight. The following is II
correct and full copy of each transparency as
it read:
stephen A. Douglas Herschel V. johnson
and Popular Sovereignty" Union and
Peace; :" 'Disunion Distinctly Disavowed >
The Little Giant always in the Ascendant" )"
From crag to crag the Douglas thunder oils,
and echoes through the gulches :" "The
mountain clans are gathering :" "Folsom De-
mocracy ) zone more irrepressible conflict
and the country is safe;" douglas, Popular
Sovereignty and no Intervention ;" "Iush,
Old Abe, cease your railing ;;""No North, no
South. no East no West, but Douglas and the
Union ) "The other Douglas counties in Cali
fornia :" "The Pony Express and the Rail
road )" California good for 10000 majority
for Douglas and Johnson ;" "Sacramento will
give 1000 majority for Douglas :" mo seces-
sion, but union forever" 81 never knew was
right till Douglas said so-Jackson;" Regu-
lar organization versus the bolters-we stand
10y the former" 81 stand by the uomr ations
of Douglas and Johnson-Cla jackson :"
THE cotton States must be precipitated-in
a horn )" 'One extreme as bad as the other
no secession, no aboltionism." Besides the
above, each Club was preceded by a large
transparency bearing the number Of the dis
trict. The country delegation from Folsom,
Prairie City and Br ghton, were also headed
by their own transparencies. The procession
was large and enthusiastic, and numbered,
without extravagant estimation, over 600
persons. After the torches were extnguish-
ed and transpare1cses slowed away at the
Club room, the procession in a body marched
to the Latham meeting in front of the st.
George Hotel, where it mingled in the crowd
listening to the speech of the senator Itdid
not finally disband and break up until late
hour The city Clubs were not as fully rep
resented as We expected to see, owing prob
ably to the fact that many members were
anxious to hear Mr.. Latham give an account
of his stewardship. The number joining it
from the country was not less than five hun
,dred, Union, Monday.