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

These figures src approximations :hu,drcJs oi
people joined tho several prJress!o,s ~ ,hoy
! marched through tho Streets sni IA each delcys-
ton rache'i the squT" cheer upon cheer srusc
NON the crowd. greeting each ari.y,l. fho 2ist
| Ward delegation made . fine show, every nun
bore torch, IL. procession leln.. led 10y alshl
horses attached 10 truck n i mel with fancy Ian
| tcrns colored and c,I.nm hyhts. A lsrgo band
Of music, and s corps Of twenty drufl.n-rs COM
plc.ch the cl'ilpruen. Of this clu', prcpied over
BY Richard Crook. who claims this club VIA tho
Arst 70 rsise a McCleSn banner. which may
be seen the ssh avenue rtwcvn Goth and 3ist
streets. The 4th Ward delegation marched twelve
abveat. The 3th werder'i carried trausparsncy
Inscribed. NO tune 10 sing negro melodies whom
white mcn Ne dy ua." This pioces ou wss slI
blocks lop,. The 22j Ward minute men under
command ~ Captain loliey, were n thousand
strong, the cheering Of tho men oi this res linen,
could be heard great distance, AMI o. ttey
came up banner inscril ell, I'VE arc ccmi.g
Father Abraham. 5000 more for George D. Nc
CleilAn"--blocked tue passage through the deuss
crowd.
At hali-psst nine the scene, as ylewei fry,n tho
second story windows o! tho Maisoi Dprec WA .
grand one. As lar up Broadway and Fourth sve-
nue. AZ the eye could reach, se, u ,ads and IN
array oi nn'erus were 10 lie sccl. Eastward sp.l
wcs.wsri a'cny iouttcCgih strss tie Jaipe sight
Itot tie view, while Ia And rrouni Union STialr
below. st Iess, al 'ty ,housarl regsoa, were ls,e.
bled. The repeated cheering adi, 10 tie patriotic
music VI the bauis, completely DR. WED the Voices
ot tine speakers who could uot be heard except ty
Aose Immediately In tyon, u lie seysral Stands.
report OF these speeches wH utterly impossible
Our roportWs gave up the taxi, saI con,ent.d
themselves by taking oot,-i of tie gathering.
fhe glare Of Roman candles rockets, blua Hah,a
With tho calcium burners rs they r.. h.si above and
upon the crowd, revealed a sceue selde.n witocssui
On similar cccailon. Tie mo,,oes display ed "a
the trsiraEences and BANNERS, irequ<nt'y oc,,..
soned outbreaks OF ehocrng frotl tho crowd th.t
, secmed Determined i~ teep up the onthusrss,u q,
the evening. II fr5ut N ons VI ,ns stands q han r.
ncr bore the wor,ls
"Ye' neither military dissssr. political faction.
nor ireii-n war, shake our yc.'leI purpy4 10 an,
force the equal operation ii the .w Of he Cni,r!
States over the people u; everv State. tMeCleltAI
ihe following Ia partial liza Of the inscriptions
seen upon the banners and ,rsnsia,.noies.
"Pescb Orchard," "scu,h Nouu,.'p." "Ebu.
OAK s"?nip" Yorktown" "a I,tauL" "Mai-
Vern II Is" "CnisG ,hom.Iy," " The great Lsi.s
to nc fought Will )" next N-yo;l'er. wnen III. pcy,
P'e VIII IN asked TO assert ,ao.r r.. ITS"
How ere YOU, Lille Mac,
lac Peoples choice Ter President - Crore. q.
Mcclellan.
The Consi tutiCn and Union must bo trgst ryel,
whatever be- the cost IN time, treasure and hood.--
lAlClelian.l
Our cause must never he abandoned il II too
csnse Of free Institutions and solf..oyernmeut.
tMcClcsnl
Long Lave tie Republic.
Ic Whom II may tl'rern.
Old Abc-g CanCdaic for Fort Lli,y ys,te.
No More Vulgar JoAos.
Abe's Last Joke-Wct Point.
II l save this army, owe -" 'Nants to you, or
an other man ia w t-l,inxtoA.-lhN. ciletser ir ~
Mcclellan 10 stantuul
On the main platform were observed many prrrpi.
Dent individuals, lncuiins NJ. Prime Of the Ior,.
NAL or CosHLacI. Hon. Thomas Rysn, Judge Con.
molly, &c, &c. The meeting VA called 10 order At
the stand opposite broadway, b, Dr. skinnsr OF sst
chester county, who nominsssd Major General ABR
ham Duryes ss chairman. The nomination havtn.
been unanLnousy carried, The President made a few
brief TsmAIks expressive Of his thanks Tor the ,sc.
asas vAss NJ Silva rsAa the following rssa,aslsaA
tc'as'aS't =" A~ Ssss3