THE GREAT MASS MEETING


OF THE
DEMOCRACY OF NEW JERSEY,
At Trenton. Yesterday.
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One Of the largest, if not the very largest, polti
cal gatherings ever seen within the limits of New
Jersey, took place yesterday at Trenton, in the
neighborhood of the battle-ground. From an early
hour in the morning the delegations kept pouring
in and on the arrival Of the first extra train from
New York, consisting Of twenty-five cars, crowded
to excess, the number on the reception ground at
the railroad depot numbered many thousands.


About one o'clock the vast procession began TO
move towards the place Of meeting, at the State
House. Here admirable arrangements had been
made for the speakers and reporters, and as the
various bodies and delegations marched on the
ground the scene was imposing in the extreme.
First came the southern delegation from New York,
preceded by fine band of music and very hand
some banner After them came the delegations
from the several counties in the State, democratic
clubs, and other bodies Amongst the banners we
partic ularly noticed the following -