The New York herald., 1864-11-06

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Was also br iaAauy it up
me crowd in 'she vicinity Of the review There nus,
orany havs been thousand people congregatec
All expected ina. the BEAD of the procession would
have reacted hotel long before eigo O'CLOCK; bu'
waiting muIt,tude however was up In enthusas
&c cheers and other like demonsratons Tor Mcclellan
whiie the whistle y Engine NO 5 staonsd IN front Of
the hote forth its shr voice 70 swell the general
ACCLAIM.
side hotel to keep order and their efforts
tsed required. The usual amount Of crushng squeezing
anstbemaiizng complaining, No., was carried on, and
many the marred toes injured aud mashed
hats among the CROWD. Importunae excanations we're
Of avail. Al tried TO gain hotel,
Dut was quite conclusive fact that all could oct be
admitted nor nto several hundred hotels large
Fifth Avenue e1nce.
IL wxs amusing 10 watch with what impotence the
outside sssemblage waited the appearance General
Mcclellan, whom they informed had arrived at the
hotel Every secoud cheers went up for the g.llant
leader OF tho Army OF the otonsc while calls
Were made tor his appearance CO the balcony
The parors Of tho hotel, in The meantime were fIed
wealth OF the city. General McCiellan and his immediate
friends occupied room No 30 contiguous TO the NAN
At nine O'Clock band OF music was heard in the dis
lance, WHOM the General wasconduced TO the balcony in
roat OF the hotel On emerging from the window lac was
received with the most enthusiastic outbuIst OF
applause from Thousands OF voices, while cheer upon
Mac the peoples candidate" To these otes repeated
and testimonials OF public favor General hc iean
snens. lie doed his military CAP several times which
the signal for another round OF cheers, renewed with
more aUd more vgor.
The reviewing party, however, were disappointed In
their supposton that lue procession was about making
sts appearance One Of the ward organizations haa
1tarted somewhat ahead OF the main column and there
fore reached tho Fiith Avenue Hotel nearly hour
before the actual procession However, the club passed
she balcony Tor nearly an hour before the
moving concourse reached its destined point
IL then O'clock before the General had op-
poruDity witnessing the foremost column or the demo
cratic array which had been organized promote his
election TO the Presidency on Tuesday next Up Fnih
nverue the entire procession marched; and the sight
from the balcony OF ihe hoiei truly mag.
uncent. Thousands OF torches, transpsrencies,
mental lumnarts giered 10 tue ranks or the advancing
columns, while several guns beiched forth their nosy
enthusiasm IN honor the sader " the democratic
party. Banners waved every direction national flags
otc notices embazonea the coors OF each club; alto.
gether sight which has rarely been
New York. where many similar demonstrations yearly
sake place.
As each club came IN front Of the balcony halt was
This another signal for renewal of cheering
hats tErowa n the grosns given President
Iincolu. while si'niar compliments paid 70 other
members or the present administration. Geueral McCe
Ian ali time remaiaed standing in front the bal
quietly receiving the enconiuns OF the multitude
ana smiung bengnautly upon them they rent the
with rounds Of acclaim IN mis- honor.
Great difficulty experienced III the procession pass
1ng thr the immense crowd In tho square Ibis was
mainly owing The fact that adequate police arrange
had not been made. Had there been a sufficient
punber OF policemen hand passage might have easily
been cleared through the people. But whore blame
mLst fail this neglect it IL for somebody else say
was long after midnight before the entire ion
passed the hotel General Mcclellan remained until the
outt lie iuentiy called upon for speech, but
did not sccede to this request Of the crowd although
earnestly pressed 10 do 81