The New York herald., 1864-11-06
The PRESIDENTIAL 0PAEN.
Movements or the Eliticians
Last Nigh
Grand Democratic Fchligh1
Demonstrate.
Fifteen to Twenty Thouad Nc Clsi-
lanitss On Para.
kevdsv Of ths Frossssi bv Gene
raj Me clella
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Speech OF Senator Suner at ths
Cooper Instite.
Address Of General Sickles tho War De-
mOcracy Of Brook,
10. H.. ~
The Democratic 1chlight
Parade.
Fifteen to Twenty ThouaA Nc Clsi-
lanitss On Pars.
Review Of ths Frocsssi bv Qsns.
raj ME- cleIla
Speech OF Senator Suner at the
Cooper Instits.
The Democratic 1chliRht
Parade.

Il AO NClAOVA 0tAV ACAx4A-Al
Parade.
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The dem acratic clubs OF this city hxracd turnou
last evening, IN honor or Mcclellan apndoton, and,
as might be expected in this great sirod or tho 10
mocracy, the streets ware crowded wiectators rhs
demonstration was quite largo and inK, though by
means to be compared with either democratis 0.
republican procession which took pla,ur years ag~
duriag the exciting campaign which red in tho cleo
tion OF President Lincoln. ~ was, ver, lar and
away beyond tho republican prooessioich occurred
on Friday evening last, eod the xds In thu
streets reminded one Of the old oratio tinss
when republicHnism nnwhere democracy
was in the ascendant The enthusi SIN masses waa
OF that rousiog kind SO characteristic emocrats tn
every part OF the country, but pilarly ia . is
Empire city Broadway. tue Bssery, fo,veuue, Four
teenth street, Fifth enue ald all the Is along ths
Of the procession ana in the vcinitthe reudsa-
vous OF the various divisions. were as nei 20 they
could well be with men, woman. chidhorses aad
wagons, and the appearance OF affairs gay formed .
stiking contrast with the tame spectaressnted -
the nigh, or the republican War R,gles' splurss.
The procession was err anged 10 elghbd divisions,
under the supreme command Of Gen. J. ,bart Ward,
the same person-.it may be interesting emind tAs
puoiIc-who directed the famous wide AdomsustsA-
tion ftr Old Aoc in 1860 which is curiou
The first division formed on EIghsectreet, rig11
resting on east side OF Fourth avenue Uommand -
Col Lhss. b. Person.
The second division. snder Major Wi I. wytsx
formed on seventeenth street, east Of Feavenus
The third div ision formed on Fifteerreet. undss
Col. Ackerman
The fourth division formed GU Fourtoereet, undsw
Col. Irumbull.
The Fifth division FORMED on Thirteereet, under
Coz mel }. 5. Neville, assisted by capt0. Duntevy.
The sixth division formed ON Two,ftn under C0a,
Spencer Cone.
The seventh division formed on Eevereet, and
Inc Egh,h division formed on Tenth sundsr Aas-
shal H. 4. navid
shortly alter seven O'clock q signal gy ared. .aS
| the procession commenced q move fohowtng
| order
Escort 10 Grand Marsns
Grand Marshall
Aids 30 Grand M&rshs
Lie Lieut.. T., Col. a.' chas +. smith. Capt Capt. Wssrs:
| Capt. II. q. smith Lieat. tcia
| Capt. WIN. J. Nagle. Lieut.. onSs.
Capt Liebenau. Lieut.. mcUlenacoaa.
! WIN. J. Rose, Esq. Capt IS. Watson.
| Assistant Grand Marshal, Lieutsuapnsl Charles q
| rierson. Veteran Mcclegion:
| Wounded and Manned soldiers 10 tes, win Yoono
Mems Democratic Union Club I'd or hoaog.
Second Divisio
| Assistant Grand Marshal Naorm l. Wiley
Visiting Clubs from variaIities
Independent democratic Clubs, ~ Civic SoeietteA
Third Divisic
| Assistant Grand Marshal ColoneiIS Ackermsa-
Democratic Organizations In the second 1nrsv
Fourth, Fifth aud SiioA
Fourth Divisi
Assistant Grand Marshal Colons,sSS 2; Lun6uil
Democratic Organizations In tho A. Eighth. Teaeoo
Thirteenth and Fourtfaros
Assistant Grand Marshal. @. =. Neville.
Democratic Organizations In thtntn, Soveuteoo0
and Eighteenth
Sixth Divis
Assistant Grand Marshal, coiSncer H,. y. Cone.
Democratic Organizations in tk, Fifteenth an6
Sixteenth "
Seventh Div
Assistant Grand NJ
democratic Organizations in thens Nineteenth an6
TweLty.s .secons
Assistant Grand Mnrsk David.
Democratic Organizations in thsictn and Twenty.
first va
Everywhere along the route tssson Was grssssa
with the widest enthusiasm. !ter club maroha4
by, and division after divisio Isgs and sannerae
trucks, wagons, carriages, an'e otnor parapheR-
ua.ia, and still tho cry was, thr-
Cine as the winds come, vests are rended.
Come as the waves come, wies are stranded.
The, torch lights glit,ered 70 length OF Brood.
way between Grand and Tvird streets, IN oae
unbroken line. and forest oand transpafeuotse
waved TO and fro In picuresdsoa. The Dottoeo
speaking, OF a lively chsrscterovoked the mirSA
OF the SPECTATORS. On one oarcAroo the followiSS
Clear the track
for Little Mac
Ia bound 20 Civ
Old Abe the sac
On next Noverrsdny
On another banner was inst
Fort Lafayette
Wen laugh nj ycu
Now n Transparency would n with the pscyhN
tion, .'we want no more smu;' the next momoaa
a huge truoEwouid drive unsrlay 10 the crowd
some such inscription as the -
GEORGE X AN
Old Abe'a ie,
without IA.
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Thers were any quantity aal cars, repressas-
ing temples II liberty, the she, the constitusSoo
the Union, sc. Among tae u features was u res