New-York tribune., 1868-10-19

lean cathedral In earthquake
From all parts Of the continent the hu:rahs OF our
Boys in Blue come rolling down TO the sea- even drown
the OF exasperated disheartened Rebels
and1lhat the Democrats groan Is a fact patent
every one who ever attended Mozart meeting In this
city.
The little village of Gleu's Falls-eas but LASTS
rejoicing loudly for its size. The warcry of its chief
gan is
Lot the State OF New-YOrk place herself among
the advancing columns that are 70 overwhem the waver
can be done Snail noi Push Oh the column for Grant
and victory"
Fight it out. Boys fight 1t out
Strike the tents and raise the standard!
The 1nrough now Is ended;
March! The foe is yet in arms
The must be defended
eight IL out" against oppression
For Justice guards our banners;
Retrest before the "Tanners."
Fight 1t out, We Boys In Blue"
Fight traitors. North. as well as South.
TIL victory crowns your bannersl
And in the event OF adversaries not being sufi-
o,ently kand-tanned might aslwe mention the
name OF our particular tanner for whom mean to
Fright 1t out for brave Ulysses.
Show to the world that loyal men
Must I'LL the highest station.
Then let each man in this campaign,
From General down TO drummer,
II it should be all Summer"
Fight Il out, We Tannersp
Fight for the gallant. loyal Grant
Some men, wheni they get badly whipped, try to get
over the humiliation by singing out Justify that they have
won the fight This IS perchance only natural and The
81 Louis Tnaes with other Of its cotemporaries Of the
same gid Immediately after the election returns from
Pennsy,vania al, plants its traditional and emblem
attic rooster Pootra feathers cu at the head
of editorial columns and attempts to crow. This val
liable bulletin Of intelligence had doubeeaded edto
rial beginning Victory" In big letters and ending, lit
is impossible TO determine either Of the States have
aim eacha nd al OF
cannot its fasty!' Considering the fact
hat long this the Kuckeroooo has been hopelessy
stuck in the of the bold chaaticeer in question:
we can easily pardon falaeious enthusiasm. and con-
slider the efforts of the editor Of The Knorce Press to
bolster up his that eventfu evening, THAI
rolled the Democracy the summit Of the AeghaRies
into the Tennessee River
We had been getting kind OF groggy returns"
ssys when Chamberlain brought out another bottle
old Rye and examined the returns again with
better drinking S s 70 Gran; and Bds1
simultaneous rush from the Radical crowd, and
Sssnr the election box Of cigars. and some more old
Rye, Chamberlain presented with bottle Of the Rye
as he s e s S & attention the acs
had large quaptty Of i for sale at s per gallon We
after Alng our pockets with cigars We believe In spoil;
spolls satisfy with any such election returns"
Like that star of old ourprinciplethe principle Of
right aud libertysprngs up and shiInmers over the
sturdy infant Of hope achieved and torchbearer
pointer Is the strong who bore the nations
fslchion 10 the nations peril
Like spectral lamps that burn before tomb,
Iae sneent lent lights d sapre sopas ibe ,esseniDe gloom
Crowned with my oOnstellated stars stand
EssiSs SS s1is q. srsaS Fsaae With vietors hand
Claim Empire for the Free.
In Auburn NewYork, they had a lgrand celebration
over the Union victory the 18TH Two thousand fve
hundred Union turned out In Line; speeches were
made by the Hon. j. A. Kasson and the Hon Il. q. AL
word; and the day was generally one OF iestyy and re
joieine.
10 In Burlington Ind the Unionists not less jub
liant. salute OF thirtyseyen rounds was fred the
Tanners" paraded bonfires lighted In
the street; speeches made by Col Dave Wilson Of
pabuaue, Col. J. C. Stone, and Others and the town
blazed like n wrecker's beacon on O coast-buf Some
drunken seynourites mo wonder that the election
drove them 10 bcnzine-the child win turn unto the
mothers breastD tired TO make adisturbance they
were sick to howl. and evidently the
- universal conclusion that
No man through all the ages.
Has more OF glory won; .,f,
VIII viii rank an with washington; =
. sri In war, as our defender. r.
fI He makes the Rebels yield.
And again In NovefDDer q
VIII be master or the Held! Z"
So wen march right on. =
Till the victory rs won. -
Hurrsh, boys, hnrrah' Dr.
Can stop our grand procession,
WNW 80 Hurrah, boys, hnrrah
The reJoicnes throughout all hentucKy' ana especially
at Frankfort were loud and Wild enough to make the
body of Henry Clay in his tomb, and sat
isfacon on coffn-Iid rousng Republican meeting
was held or the night OF the 18th, when Cen John NJ
Harlan and Col John Mason Brown addressed a vast
multitude in the pnlaie square We fought hard for the
victory and the lists noisy with the ringing blows
nothing IN the saddle grts when it
THE BREAKIsG on TIE SPEARS
Thank God at last for victory!
Thank God we've gained fight
Though hattie clouds rolling yet,
f.r.e. Al length the light.
tssH Dark the hour OF deadly strife,
And darker feare
Yet a true heart failed us ia
The breaking Of tle spears.
Tho Republicans Of Meridian and hartford Conn, in