The New York herald., 1864-10-18
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A Jubilee In the CITY Last Nignt-Both
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Jubaioe In the CITY Last Nlgnt-Both
Parties Ciaim V,etory-Itium mk In stion
by Osd Tam many, tae.. ssc.
Next TO tho cns yexei question OF who assaulted Mr..
William Patterson, there has been In long time
which has given ree 70 much doubt ana uncertainty
tho question OF "Who has carried The
friends OF Honest Old Abe claim enth lsastcly that
they have carried the old ystonc STATE while the fol-
lowers OF Little Mac" aud the Chicago platform
equally certain that they have been tho vctors, aad
have annhiiated the republican pry In that section OF
the country 81 completely a. to insure an uucoubtei
success for The democracy IN November The
sequence that beth parties grand glsri6cation
tho result and tho strange spectacle presented
two parties, entirely anagonistc in principle, In plat
forms in hopes and n almost every thing indulgng In
splendid jubsee the vic,ors 1t is something new
learn that thing Is both black and white Al tho same
time, aud yet such must be the according the
suit In Pennsylvania Il has gone democratic and ropub-
ican both at the same tmc according the leaders Of
the respective parties
Last night In accordance with the proclamation or Mr..
August Belmont, the democracy had illumination in
honor Of Penusylvanias redemption. The windows Of
Old Tanmapy ornamented with sperm candles, and
the immense banners that her front
dotted with brilliant stars, caused by liberal exreudi-
ture Of gas and taow in the background raksh
looking little piece planted In the Park, IN front tho
City Hall let hundred roars from Its mouth
and gathered together crowd style democratic
soveregns who formed strong chorus TO the gunpowder
EXPLOSIONS This was In honor OF the democratic triumph
waking up Broadway far as Twenty third street,
found that OF the other democratic headquarters
were Illuminated; but away up in the Harlem districts
something like demonstration took place.
Al tho corner OF Thirteenth street and Broadway the
republicans held jubilee at the time that their
democratic brethren celebrating victory for their
side At this place, which crowded TO excess,
porter found Brooklyn minister OF tho gospel harangung
attentive assembly OF Lncolnes and gorifying the
Lord that Pennsylvania was true 70 the Union He felt
next month but il the democrats attempted violence
the polls he n favor OF letting loose portion Of
the Union S the ri d 70 " the s AND
God Jen Davis mightyct be hanged and had no doubt
that Old Abe would be elected aud "smali George as
he termed General Mcclellan be driven Into the obscur
y whence In evil hour he emerged His address was
warmly appauded especially the peaceful illusions to
The minister was followed by an abolition editor, who
said Ponnsyvana for the Union by twenty thousand
majority and Ohio aud Indiana by forty or fifty thou
majority. Az NJ
the democracy OF Harlem and vicinity, We sta ted
above, 10 obedience r. Gelmont's cail assembled
large numbers the Of Third avenue and l27th
street, give expression TO their feelings relation to
the late election in Pennsylvania The meeting
under the auspices OF the Twelfth Ward Club WHO had
stand erected the the accommodation of
speakers and tho boys attended to the iimuation nv
burning an unlimited number OF barrels 'oorrowedn
from the adjacent groceries in the Deighborhood band
OF mnsc was IN attendance to esven the intervals be-
tween tue speeches. and pntquated specimen OF
cannon which had recently been put 10 condition
by blacksmith brought into rcluisition to assist in
The meeting was called 10 order about half past eight
O'clock and the number Of officers appointed Tho
Pennsylvania election claimed clean majority, with
the soldiers vote included The meeting continued in
session to late hour and adjourned with three cheers
for = Little Mac, the hero of Anetam,n &C.
Several meetings held In various parts OF the city,
minated The block on the southeast corner Of Third
avenue and Fnty-seventh street brilliantly iu.
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the next Presidency.