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THE DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETiNG-FUR-

 THEIR REPeRr OF PROCEEDINGS.

 The morning of tle glorious 18th of Au- gust was ushered in by the firing of Ma tional Salute on Capitol Hill at daybreak, followed by signal guns at sunrise, and 6, 2, and 8 o'clock, according to the programme of arrangements. The procession began to form at s o'clock, in seven divisions, accord ing to the published General Orders. The procession when formed, of military volun- teers, delegations, invited guests, revolution ary soldiers, soldiers of the late war, and citi- zens, constituted an immense moving mass, extending from the city to the Peoples En- eampment at Camp Hickory. The whole llne of the procession-the divisions being headed by splendid bands of music, being the military music of the several uniform compa- nies, was adorned by the display of suc- cesslon of the most elegant and beautiful flags The Eagle, the Stars and Stripes-the E rLU- RIBUs UNuM--refelring, in our national coat of arms, to one union-one federal govern- ment, formedby the indissolu51e union of the several States-hoated high above allyother cognlzances, military or civil Many beau- hiul and appropriate devices, however, cha racterlstic of the occasion, and especially in reference to the gallant LONE STAR of Texas, were significantly displayed on hundreds of banners. Other devices had reference to