New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
MCLELLAN IN JERSEY CITY.

CROWD BADLY MIXED, BUT MUCH ZEAL.
THR GENERAL BEARS HIMSELF HANDSOMELY, AS HE
ALWAYS DOES. AND MAKES HAPPY SPEECH
WHAT SORT OF people, SURROUNDED HIM
DID ANYBODY EXCEPT MCCLELLAN HAVE ANY
THING To DO WITH THE LATE WAR;
The Democratic managers in New-Jersey are
exhibiting General Mcclellan with ostentation
ro Ghout the state and the procession reached Jersey
City Saturday evening The General proved salts
factory entertainment than the tin soldier who
drafted to his substitute previous display,
ard. in spite OF an uncomfortable drizze, there
SNOWY parade o. very young Democrats n highly coored
costume AMI enthusiastic welcome to the candidate.
The public ceremonies began with reception at the
house OF the Hon. Leon Albeit. where General Nc
Clean had Gined at early hour MANY
eminent Democrats present. including Speaker
Rabe, now candidate for Senator; Edward Mcdonald.
candidate for FreehoderatLarge the Hon. Chas f. Rub,
who has already served In the Assembly and
IN state Prison for bribery and who has
nominated Tor the Assembly, the Hon Moan ID. Taylor.
widely known expert in politics and other games
of chances Major Urls late OF tho Confederate Army
and Member Of the Assembly for the WITH District
OF Hudson County; Surrogate McCage, IMayOr ONeil
Assembyman Michael Droban ard the Hon. A. A Harden
burg From the reception General Mcclellan accompa-
MED by Messrs. Hadenburg and Albeit, in
open barouche surrounded by torchbearers driven
10 the Catholic Institute while along the line Of march
party received very demonstratve greeting During it,
entire progress.
The intellectual feast at the Institute unfortunately
fell short o; the promise. and the meagre and
unsatisfactory portion OF tine entertainment The
exercises advertised begin at and long before
that hour the hall closely crowded with Democracy
OF that variety which Is Indigenous 20 HUDSON County
Wher-. a. tie Hon. Charles Winfield acutely Oh
served, Democracy hourishes in unaduterated and
virgin purity. Whlle the chleftMn delayed MS
coming. several gentlemen who 10 have been
consentaly unprepared to speak we're called upon TO
ntrodee6 a. y0ang ana esteemed med Nh ana
Who aiect.ouately described as "uld
war-horse," dropped into poetry for space
Tten MF. Briukerhoh consented to speak against
o. when thinner and thinner until he was
livorcd Few aiyhi'Orward sentences IN resonant
voice. when at o. che Hon Loon Albeit emerged from
could be mistake bout she gonuneness Of tat burst
OF Te,ome. Everybody seemed 70 throw himself without
RESTRAINT into the business OF making Joyful uOise and
every BODY succeeded During the prolonged and hearty
cheering, General Mcclellan stood 9owi9s thanks 20 ms
supporters and ms FACE for the time lost its wcared
look ANA lighted up with satisfied and almost an AM
mated preston The applause 10 length subsidized long
enough for some ceremonies organization. when Mf
Albeit introduced General Mcclellan formally to the nu-
dence He spoke IN low aud rather inohotonous voice.
bur without any Dfsitafion embarrassment and tor
the me place, and audience, he made very effective
speech.
he had not come, he said. 10 ncte the Democracy %
Hudson County to activity the campaign but to thank
them FOR the Efforts which he they were already
putting forth under the guidance OF the Hon Leon
Albeit whom he complmented for his zeal IN the can
VASE Notwithstanding the fact that he was defeated
candidate He was especially grateful to the soldiers.
hs children Of the Army Of the Potomac" who
had proved loyal him through eva and gooi report
with constant love. These soldiers we're mainly
working m-n, and noW while theti hands were hanging
nv their iu enforced d aness be vas eager 10 &id Ia
Starring The whees oihdustry andn ail1yaunS the 3ur-
d-ns of tire time. This col.d only be accomplished by
the success az ,ho mocraic party the parry which
owed enduring vitality 10 the TACT That 1t was the
prnpc', party and the party Of class or section
These principles must ultimately prevail and there are
sdI bv way Of caution. that this should
not encourage inacOn but rather incite 10 redou6ed ef
-. Inc, are brosen ana the kew point taken.
tbi, orght TO he rhe signal for bringing up all
tine reserves for combined and final charge.
and as before battle general goes not
10 urge them In their duty out 10 the old guaru-ls
picked men-and reminds them OF nsI Io ef bc'orrs
achievements In this spirit 10 the trusted
Democrtfs OF hudson County storms Of applause
aer-G Nh. conclusion Of the Generals speech which
ought 10 have been the conclusion 81 the ueetlns
mi n VA ragged Oh and stretched by some Of Mt
ff.rIenblrgs pad-eage; musty vii from M
Tor Quincy OF NcwYork; then little more mcDonaldi
tuu finally the Hon Charics winfield redeemed the u
Ter darincs OF the occasion By bright ittle speech IN
hs happe.l vein. Aller the speaking G;heIsl hcOFt
Ian lie soted himself L. some arduOus hnhdlahhE anu,
It'll later reviewed the cluos IN uuifOrm VINO hau pN
raded ms honor.
noteworthy feature OF This occasion the conspic
absence " some leaning DtiocA"'' WI" "'9'''
have been expected assist This ought not to be con
.id-rd perhaps as an indication OF any lukowarmne
III the support of General Mcclellan by these gentonen
but rather that tloy have preference as TO
the company IN when they feel dsposed to DO Inn
rever-nra IL "a noteworthy. as0, that Ge eral McCle
ian, ?, ind. ur,ior 10 exhibit him q soldier After
al tbis emphatic depreciation by the ID moe nc parry
.r. tine career of General Mcclellan during -u war
formed the staple subject matter Of all the oratorl ~ 'le
OCCASION Il was noticeable, too. that while be ,as
STYLED with pardOna ole strain upon the truth VI history
no atoms saviour" and while many other soldiers
ver zlorasa sor service IN the late and among
thcln sonlewhat suDerluOusy. the late General ocott
nobody s-eule5 remember that General Grant Wsa a.
one time enggged IN suppresslng the Rtotlhph'