Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-22

sion In confrsss.n " wisconsin GOOD for her ,hsts
B.1s.t s,sss o, Lincoln, 1890, ea,cCS, will 90
900 better In sea-
The transparenoies Of Ms,ssehu.e 10 bore the
following notices
Toomhs shall never call his slave roll here
1.-THE b ~ Staten
1" The Constitution I" II was designed to be, the
Union as II 10 TO he"
'nl11S-FiI,, in the fight to reeure freedom -
uEirtt In the fight 10 maintain freedom"
"isst-Free schools, free soil, Adams and Han.
cock, Prescott aud warren,i
The old cradle Of liberty still rings for liberty
aFree speech, free pre,sn
"Mssssshu,etts will endorse lincoln and John.
Indian. h but one transparency, which was
inscribed ~ follows
Lincoln and Johnson "
vigilance and victory
uFe.r God and hate snakes"
"Indiana Clubn
"iadisua-the Hoo,ier for the right
know>hOw to vote a. well ~ light"
"The voice OF the people 10 the voice OF Cod"
The peop'e have spoken amenl
In Novembtr they will speak sgAin."
"Our peace con msSioue arc Grant, Sherman,
Farragut, and Sheridan"
= "Indisna tIpion Club"
"Tho spiritof ne comes to the refeue.n
"One country, oue fsg. one destinyn
tion Proclamation.n
"lndiana, 10000 msJorityi we gain four mt n,pers
OF Congress-
New Jersey, by her trsn'r,fcncle,, spoke as fol-
lOwtl
.Jsr,sy Blues have no sympathy Tor rebels or
ISsy Jersey casts her electoral vote for LincOlu
"Nsw Jersey spurns tie traitor platform and its
"The soldiers OF New Jersej mover carliulatc TO
rebeian
"Gfest failure OF the war" (Poltrait Of Nc Clel.
lan.l
The New York Excelsior LluS wa, pr, sent, and
Dix "If any msn pu Is down the Amsi lean iag,
shoot him on the spOt;n and another bearing the
following "Reuben +. Fcnton, the soldiers
fiend' Def re the forming OF the procession
this club was presented with r large banner by
number Of New York ladies, who hsd assembled
at the residence OF Mr. J. S. Poler, on II street.
hacnsr was received BY TIM msrshi Of the club
i tore the following ia,oIiptionl: New York
" Grant and Sheridan" Farrtgut and sherman"
THE HOSPITAL DELE6 .Tion.
The Ricord, Columbian, Emory, Campbell,
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beaux and transpareneiIs. Among the notices
which they bore were =" We hays lost !. 90 and
through stonewail, passed through Lorgs,reet,
caught The Early bird and given him his PhiIn
As the procession passed BY ths Executive Man.
sion, It WAS witness d by the President, and after
II LETT a crowd oil citizens called upon him for a
sreech, when he saidi
FELLow-CiTlzESs: / was promised not to be
called upon for speech tonight, nor do propose
to make one. But, A. we have bEtn hearing come
very good news for day or two, pTopote that
you give three hearty cheers for Sheridan.
While We are ~ IL we may "a vel nIideF how
fortunate It wac for the seresh that Sheridan was
very little man. II he had been q large man,
there IL no Knowing Whist he would have done
with them.
prOpore three cheers for General Grant, W o
knew to Whist use TO put Sheridan three cheers
for all our noble commanders and the soldiers and
sAilorsi three ohesrs for all people everywhere
Who cheer the soldiers and ssilors OF the Union
and n W, good niEht.
The cheering VS." immense, and the crowd dis
psrIed.
The California delegation had on one OF their
trApspsriencei "CAlifornia good Tor 10000 ma or
ity," Free hunrage 10 our soldiers "Sherman
aid Thom.:, /" "Union and Victory"