" Noo let the clarion to tie trumpet speak,"
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Noao let the clarion to tie trumpet speak,"


The glorious news from the Empire Stale. and
from other quarters, was received by the demo-
Gratis in this City with every demonstration Of Joy.
As the Register said in 1910: "All feel that
better times in store for the country, and each
bosom throbs with grateful satisfaction"


On Monday morning federal salute of thir-
teen guns was fired, and at night we had bon6res
and music, and the shouts of the people and the
noise of cannon spoke forth the earthquake voice
of victory. Bonfires were kindIed in the Capitol
Square and in front of the dwelling of Senator
Haywood, and gun was fired for each State in
the Union-a rousang one for the land of Wright
and Van Burcn. After the rejoicings at the Capt.
tol Square had ceased the crowd proceeded down
Fayetteville street, huzzaing and cheering as
they went, and halted in front of Senator Hay
woods, where the canon was fired, and three
cheers given for the Senator, and three for Polk
and Dallas, Wright, Texas and Oregon. Sena-
tor Haywood then came forward and said that
instead of making speech himself, he would
introduce to the company Master Stuart White,
a lad nine years DID, who addressed the company
in style which would have honored much
older head God take care of the boy, and bless
him, and make him a light TO the whole land in
the years to GOMEZ


The Company then proceeded to the residence
of the Hon. Louis D. Henry, Chairman fthe
Democratic State Committee, where the canon
was fired, and three cheers given-and also to
the dwellings of Gen. Saunders and James B.
Shepard, Esq. with music and loud shouts for
Polk, Dallas, Texas and Oregon. We regret
that we lack space and time 10 do Justice to the
proceedings. 49,


Upon the whole it was spirited and stirring
Jubilee, and will long be remembered not only
by the democrats but by the Federalists them
selves. Raleigh has been heretofore under fed
erat influences, but the day of its deliverance, is
drawing nigh. The strong-hearted, open-browed
working-men are focking to our standard, and
not many elections will go by before we shall
send greeting to our democratic brethren Of the
county decisive majority at the Raleigh precinct
for the cause of republicanism and good govern
ment.


"Now are our brows bound with victorious


WreathS


Our bruised arms hung up for monuments


Our stern alarums changed to merry greetings"