The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-11

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patriot. Sildi.r and . gentleman, and concluded
amid great appliance.
Other speaker followed but II was impossible to
port them, owing 10 the music and the cheering Of the
delegations.
rHy GIRnAS srAsp.
The German stand. iocaed on the vrst side Of
Union square, In front Of the spneier IIou,e va a,
esrly hour Of the evening surrounded by large
crowd sho impstenuy waited for the openiss Of the
mec,ul. When she Committee Of Arrangements
With their sust' appeared, the crowd gave vent
th' most voierons cheering Tor Little Msr" which
Was only mouentsry checked when Mr.. Irsnk
lraet called tho meeting 10 order snd announced NJ
| chairman Col WIN. Me~h. and long lis' Of Vice
Presidents, including Me--Ts. Osv AID Ottcndorfes,
| Dr. WIN. schirrner, Colonies Berer and MadhOG,
VIM. A. ROBBIE, I'D, and ol,sr The rcndinr Of the
re-oiuilor. ~ VI. Iuf.r .iic'sd l'aid sf'lnu-o.
"r 9,"nna C-o's, IN avery fofcbe ii'csi, called
the attention % TIE sudi.rr. 10 in. cEe'p % the ri
lirr r.f,y 10 div dr the country this Of .uh
sf,iup II ,r n,.res',. lie compared ncon 20 .led
Dav., sud asssr..i thn' TIA. ionn.i a. wnn' enc
ms - the ,ounr, a. 10 even Nj Ds,is himself ~"
| srdrayofs .. that pNir inus' tvf' ~ 49, 'hd p the
p'op" ther.rivc- oleaIn me sh"ttnIu lnI ~ 'his
sl-,dui nj uas"n, ~ no, Vi. de.ifc 81 Vi do.
coin and III. ahoidy 's-s,ls- Tni when a nan dnter
s s, o. he r. '2T s,. an. .sl ac '@oo
could not -iioy ihei confidence :" him stter, than
| iy n0finatu- li.n tor ~. Presidency.
| The speaker w followed by Cha Btrtholonia Esq,
Dr. Bauer, of Brpky Geo. lie =. ksl snd ohers,
after which tue NEE iins 1lourncd With loud cheers
| tot Mcclellan,
CLOSING srgSrs.
A. ten o'clock the speaking at the several stands
| was conrluiod, aud he crowd. attracted by the
fireworks pressed towards tie statue OF Washing
| ton, near which pyrotechncsl display was In
Ir,yrcss Aftcr number 81 brilliant pieces hsi
teen erel. an American flag was slowly raised be-
tween two lofty polcs erected for the purpose. A
the banner hostel above the heads ~ the peo-
pie, portrait OF Mcclellan came into view. painted
| the centre ~ the Gag. when the ssseilbsge
| 80, glimpse 81 this likeness Of the man they
had met g. honor, cheer upon cheer arose,
heightened by W. waving Of hats. hsndkerche''
and 9th n demonstrators. A few mere piec.s II
| fireworks rrccedcI the Lighting up Of the grail
| piece OF tho evening. lhis consisted u blazing
eagle, beneath which were the wor,s in,s. mi -crcu.
| saF lNtin NC'illdu hut Sthf 90
| Below these woris was a star in the centre u
which tho portrait Of Mcclellan WIS displayed.
Beneath this picture the WORKS "Our PLATFORM
| tho Constitution and the Union" A. the
pyrotcchnie,l display burt forth Ia white
| red, tlue and green fires ~" ep<husiasm
was Intense. 4 loud, Simultaneous cheer arose
from all PRESENT, reverbcratInR around the square,
mi passing away Ear gp and down the surround
/ ,ug streets. Atthe same time thousands o. hats
we. wsysi and human arms a played. brand sh-
| inv coats, hmdicclici. and other articles which
ihc owners used IN this ilauner to testify
'l6'r io''.0.~ 90 ths occssiou Again the c'cer-
| in nruse, and yet aSan wen; i.r,l rcpe,t.,i
chcerh- 01nl- .. muse noanw uie plsy ing "Dil T.
.ho CNiel"-the whole scene h,inC ono sc Ion. wit.
ueG,d At nl'ht IN the trro's 81 s. Ncr,.. a..
'Ao ilr."orks died away, half doscn ig.rr,es
! of cQlorcd Roman candles burst forth, sending
| b-ll'itnuy-c' !prei giol'ler o. IRE ~ Into a..
sir, illuminating ihc square and rxhihiiiug in their
clear light the dense crowd og people with urturt-
81 isces lhcy watched thr .rrsiic course OF these
| ne'v creations. Tins con. .uJci the pyocced iugs,
aua the crowd slowly bc'nn Va disycrsr, although
mRuy enthusiastic indiyidua. continued, until a
later hour, 80 cheer Tor Their fsyoriie-Gen.tal
MoC'el!,n.