The Great Procession OF the Dem oeratie
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great turnout OF the various democratic clubs
OF this city and Brooklyn took place IN the Park
yesterday evening" The occasion was the pre-
sentaton Of beautiful silk banner to the EN-
plres." There was magnificent display of ban
rs-torches-discharge of rockets-geat cheer
ing and some speaking. but only by some OF the
minor "guns" The great anxiety appeared TO be
to march in procession and accordingly the masses,
numbering about five thousand, speedily adjourn
ed and paraded the principal streets in democratic
rank and file.


A similar turnout of the whig clubs took place
on the afternoon of the previous day. These fight
ing clubs, with all their noise and parade, cannot
serve the cause of either party We know nothing
of their individual composition, and pronounce no
opinion on the truth or propriety Of the violent src-
lures on the character OF those connected with
them, which appear in the organs OF both parties
the probability is, that they do know each other
pretty well. But what we mean to say Island we
have the concurrence of all intelligent and good
citizens who are not mad with political feeling
that these miscellaneous organizations Of all sorts
of characters, the only qualification tor admission
into which, is fierce and reckless partzanship, are
disgraceful to this free republic. They are nightly
filing Park Row, Broadway, and other streets
with violence, blasphemy, and disorder, and il il
certainly very little to the credit of some of our
respectable citizens that they give countenance to
such dangerous, demoralized, and worthless poll
tical associations.