New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
GRAND RECEPTION OF THE PHILADEL-
PHIA IFIDE-AWAKES.
IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION.


play-the occasion being the reception of Eight Hun
dred Wide.Arakes from the City Of Philadelphia;
and although in point of numbers the turnout far
below the show of United States Marshal Ryniers
on the preceding evening yet in point of brilliancy it
far exceeding the Union demonstration. The affair
had not been ncised for weeks about the country bat
bad been extemporized within few hours, aud its
magnifcence threw the tedious display Of the Union
men completely in the shade.
The headquarters of the Bellsverett men in Broad
wsy was thronged with men who could only have
gazed with admiration upon the brilliant spectacle
the stslwar men of Philadelphia in eerried ranks with
their blazing torches and snowy Wide-Awske uniform
and appropriate emblems, and the no lsss atalwart
Wide.Awakes of New York as they filed by. A fsw
hslfrown boys hissed and eroaned but these demon
STATIONS were drowned by the vocferous cheers that
rent the air. Loud cheers Of welcome were extended
to the strangers all along the of the procession.
At 81 O'Clock the Philsdephisns arrived at the foot
of COurtlandt street, where they were received with
loud cheers by numerous Wide'Awake Clubs. After
the usual interchange Of courteaes among the officers
the line was formed aud march taken up Broadway
end Parkrow 10 the following order:
Kpckerboeker Artillery under command Of Capt. Camp
Gsribsldi WdeAwsks with transparency aad Inscription,
d6T} to a Ts9 Gem 10 GIs es Saw WA will, add.
Republican ny 1 S6 csS. asoS
Isac Mcbride John NJ Butler Coils Newport snd Gamble
p se sot sos Sc has her
s sI:c oO''n' 'f'VV majority ''p.' I'' ''-
Conneups Of Pllsdelphis, Gen. Small, Marshal lss
under eommsnd of Csp Detsro franklin Hsmmery Young,
pended to their torch stats small red white aud
In their 2 ss SG5s and Spoa B e
5000 majority, Curtin 800 msorly Inc Minute nieh Oh
Peoples Campaign Club Of Pbisdepha w Kern Marshal
$50 under command Of Capts Smith, Riley, Freeman
sisteehth Ward wideAwskes Of NewYok, under command
Of Capt Ward Twentieth Ward Of New-YOk, under command
Of Capt Pollock.
Wien the procession reached the squore in front Of
TIE TRIBUNE Office, there was halt, and the Wide
Awskes were loudly sppauded by the crowds on the
sidewalks. They responded with enthusiastic cheers,
and then passed on by the gate through the Park
and up Broadway both sides Of which were 'hronged
with spectators.
The headquarters of the City Wide-Awakes corner
of Broadway and Blocker street, was brilliantly
umnated and both here, and in front of the Repub-
can headquarters, No. 6l8 Broadway, the procession
was greeted with great applause, and due pyrOtoch-
ncal display In front of Stuyvesant Institute upward
of 1000 people were assembled who greeted the Poia
delrbisps with the most rapturous applause and WEI
come.
After the procession had passed this point, Fatty
Wech, with GRO wd Of about fifty roughs, took posi-
ton on tue walk in front of the Belleverett quarters
and attempted to create disturbance with the people
on the opposite side Failing to provoke an attack
wech at the head of his gang started for the other
tide when suddenly their progress intercepted by
a squad of police, who. mngliog in the GRO Sd, had
heretofore e,caped notice. Fatty and his gang were
A.; sbea fha aud in
minutes thereafter there were not dczen men the
Union side
TIE procession pass around Union square, through
Seventeenth street., down the Fifth avenue. around
Washington square, abdu Fourth street to Broadway
where the New. York Wide-Awskes formed i'll liue on
one eide of the tborougbfare the Phladsph pass
ing in review before them.
The display on Broadway, between Blocker and
Fourth streets, was beautiful and the companies
marched aud countermsrcbed, they were loudly APP
plaudsd by cheers and the clipping of hands.
The Invincibes were entertained with a collation. at
the Stuyvessnt Institute by the Union Wide.Awskes,
and the other Associations by the Central Campaign
Club and the City Wide.Awskss at their respective
halle. Words of welcome spoken by the New
YoIkere and thanks for the ooueses returned by the
Philadclphisns.
eight dBtufOance occurred III hOh' Vi 'N =,
York Hotel, which resulted in the arrest Oh n'r'
Carney for interfering with officer 10 the diecnarge
Of bic duty fellow, calling biuself hickory msu
and who was armed with bell which he Kept con-
til ually juggling and thrustiog into the faces OF the
PL,ladelpbians. also attempted to create row by
his upbeecmng ,nduct aud language.
The police promptly interfered, and the fellow was
with his bel locked up in the Fifteenth Ward Station
House. Another rowdy was also sppsshended and
locked up The police deserving of commentator
as had Il not been for their prOmptude serioOs row
VIC nd have resulted.
Great provoca'iOn was given by the rutfans who
hsd assembled in the neigbborhcOd Of the Suyvessut
institute and but fcr tie fobeaance on he part Of the
Wide Awakes and the attention Of the pOlios, lhss
would have been many head broken. A. / O'Clock