New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

Morslal-SAnulL Cox.
Twenty fire Hlri !ci0u War Eagles.
TEeuS o. W1sd sion Association.
ThuiCel Ward .on Association.
TonIteea.l Ward Union Association.
FIFTH DIVISION.
-r-shnl-CRA"tFs II. PATRICK.
Filth " MON War Eagles.
Union ..., and johnson Club ~ the Fifth v ard.
Union ltion OF the Eiglth Ward.
Eighth onion War Eagles.
slvTH DIVISION.
Hsrshh-Hrm,S q. CATER
Fifteen ,'ard Union War Eagles.
Fincc.f lrl Union Association.
Union D. Hou. preceded by bsDncr 90 which was
inscribed e hail new state, Nevada
LOYAL league.
Ninth al Ion Association.
I.cbth -uliy District Lincoln and Johnson Club.
Eighth lessi0la District Union Association,
preceded a banner bearing the name Of WIN; s.
Dodge o. Mon candidate 1cf Congress N tA@' DE-
hropr, r,ation Of the Temple of Liberty beautifully
decorated containing the Goddess II Liberty clad IN
the Ha'ioD.l colois. and bearing iAe .ih,rty cap
The rcar sas brought uD by the b. h. hanieTre Ar
tillcfy corn posed ~ fine set az !o1ns men, clad u
csz.d can. red shirts and black pants. Salutes
fired By tl'm 40 various points IN tho llne OF march
The route taken ly the procession was down tnih
ave- 20 Llgltl-5t, to tie Cooper Insutute down the
Bowefy 20 Grand q. % Broadway, 10 Fourteenth It
Al the various Clubs WIRE well provided win hre-
works Chinese lanterns lamps and torches, and made
a q appearance.
pIyaic residences on the line oi march, were brilliantly
Illuminated and tire procession WAS greeted viii
cheers no b. passed
twas nearly l0l o'clock when the procession arrived
~ Union square ana siill later ~hen any speaking
coinncuced Al the central stand, stand No. Air
b. 4 Luddincton opened the meeting, and began By
saying that the time for making speeches was almost az
an oid. FcW conyc - could now DO made. There was
not sufficient time enter into an elaborate discussion
EVER should 90 o. The polls on tuesday ana do ms
duty. by voting Tue [ mon ticket Tbs being an eee
ti0n OF greater importance than has ever been held be-
fore IL heiooves every 10 fulfill hisowr obligations
aud influence his rcphhor as much os possible o. vote
fur the Union md free Government. We should DO
al in our power - make this election decisive Tor the
Union. Tho election cn the Z az Soycm1er IS to dc
o.de whether this Uuon X e. live or die The copper
heads cndcayoi 10 lead tie MOTT efn people by holding
out false promises as % tie results OF TIE election.
Ilcy call themselves Democrats; but they are only
Democrats u name ana they prostitute the name b!
giving Il 10 the hideous principles they pro-
through their Peace Platform, which, in
reality means nothing more nor less than
submission 20 the South. And they. Eotv outstanding
they profess. many % them 10 be IN favor OF carrying
on tie war. have iAdu0itably proved by their own
acts and confessions that they favor the cause OF ne
r,htraitor Jefferson Davis more than that of the
Union II impossible "a suppose that We viii coop
crate with these traitors against our brave soldiers IL
ho field That or soldiers vote Tie Union ucA,t IL a
rea-cn and suill1ort oLe, that we should OF do 81.
And Wc Will do 30. Abraham Lincoln VIII be our next
President if the Northern people are true TO them.
selves.
Mr.. j. b. McCITLLAND was the next speaker
at this stand. and ic MADE most NroTous ana tclEB
speech. commencing Uy reviewing he causes which
led 10 Rebellion. and concluding by expressing his
earnc. convict ion that the Union cause would be
tain 10 triumph at tle approaching election.
Mr. 4. i. PLUMB and Mr.. +. DELAFIELp
SwuI were the other speakers on tits stand aud their
efforts were crowned with success, although the hour
grew late
About IBIS time the splendid preparation of fireworks,
spelling ont WASHINGTON, LINCOLN and JOHNSON,
IEloy AID ALyonD was discharged, and the display
WAS remarkably beautiful while the cheering of the
crowd was perfectly Geaicnlne.
At stand No g. near thc monument, other able speak
ers addresscd the meeting. Mr.. UAMIS BABcocK
made o. yc.y powerful speech, and Mas followed by
rHC,fA~ tAOWTlrER esq, who was compelled 70 boz
rrf owing 20 the likeness of the hour Tic whole az
fair thrOug bout including The procession and The meet
iHg visa most gallant and imposing affair." and one
thal Is likely 10 materially benefit the Union cause IN
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