New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

The Leather Dressers appeared upon car with
the motto, The bottom of the Swamp is Cia!
the Tanners came cut with large hlde Win
the motto. Once weak bu; now strong; we eS-
lend TO others what We TO longer IequHe-f'o-
lection"
These were followed by the Brush Makers'w vita
a car and banners, on one Of which was the mot
TO, With the present Tariff we sweep out Tor
eign competition
EIGHTH DIVISION.
T7e Gold and SILVER A.tz ms lad al elegant
car dawn ~ SIX white horses, tae car aeo hct-es
orlsmentso with Azgs. The CO. was eatifciy
covered .9ltl blue ard red drepery' upon "h!ce
vas a counter, displaying S20,U5o wa:in ol Ja'F-
elry, secured with gold 1b1on "o!t' >, lVu9. :.
large clock Was IN the centre.
ihe Sailors were GU. with various Doa.s, IN one
o, which was Neptune, IN COSTUME, surrounded
by his attendants
Tne car ot Aiakera Of Mathematical lnst1u-
msnts was loaded with articles Of thelr Glanu.dc-
tare, and bore toe banner" Henry CLAY, Cur
Po;sr START The Snip Of State, with Henry
CLAY s,the Helm, the Constitution for the CON-
| pass. and Wing Protection for the Chart she
eill D. safety moor.d in the Haven Of Honor and
| Prosperity
richly decorated with flags, upon whlchwere men
a. work.
The Schools sent various carriages, flied with
children, and covered NTH appropriate devices.
among wh ca were" Education; The Safe
guaro of Liberty =" Education and the Bible ;
! The orlv foundation OF t Republic ''-' II Is al
I'D; Thcre ere m youag Poiks III S44
Inc Blacksmihs SD Coal Heavers mad eacn
car On which were al! the utensils and tools OF
their ,radcg, and upon the sides Of the cars were
vsr,nus doyices, such as the hand and s'cdge,
anvils, &c.
NHTH DIVISION.
The Carmen mede 4 fac display, most of them
be!rg mounted The following are some of their
mot.Jes:--" By Protecting our Industry, al!
Ci.eees thrive with Clay and The Tariff we are
eest2in TO Drive" This is Great Coua,ry-
great enough without Texss."
TgsrH DIVISION.
The Printers turned out IN fine styie, with an
escor: OF 5orsc, and three Cars. The first was
,trawn by fur white horses under tae euDeril-
teodence Of GEonsg +. NgsbiT Esq. The
Editorial Chair was occupied by JAMES WATSON
WEBB The second car was drawn by SIX
horses, under ;hs suoefinr adenca Of ]. w. HAa.
nIsox, Esq. the Editorial Ghair occupied by
HosAcE GREELEY. In the other wire Freshmen
..t work, ana the whole richly decorated, IL.
ciudtug number cf carriages filed With jour
neymen. The following are some Of the mot
toes :-' u nat the Sun Is to the Year, the Tariff
is 10 the Mechanic."-' What the Sun is 10 the
Earth, the Tariff Is to the People," Liberty ol
the Press
ELErENTH DIVISION.
The Carvors and GIlders we!e III ln's Division,
with a spl,nG!d!y decorated One of Their
a
the true meta; you cant Polk the counterfeit 1p
On u.s."
TWELFTH DIVISION
In this Division was a car bearing curious
group repro senti0g an old coon with her young
.indlDg p0ke's mast and examining tre Eggs.
rhe Old coon says here's tue last nest, =
'ehie the young coons 6nd the eggs added and
rotten, s9ue mersed Free i'fade. snme Texas.
SC. The old Poke is taking wing, exc'alnnng,
NO young Foxes this lear."
TINS Kentucky Clay Cluo mus cred in this ci.
vision. among whom we're large number o. !c-
ceoers from the Loo. Foco party, BEARING banners
with these notloes -" We went or Van Buren,
in 40, We 90 for CIeyin 40" I've have rot
left our Party. Our Party has left its PEinci-
pics"
The Coopers had e oar Oh which were twenty
six boys with bundle Of hickory poles, &c. sc
with The motto, {" Young HIcsoriss, we will use
them all up" Then there were more Coopers,
ali hard HI work.
Tbs pa per stainers and hangers wo,e at work
on car, az were the sash makers, with banners
indicating the necessity Of Protection for the
success OF their trade.
The car of the .ailow chambers and soap ma.
kers was very attractive Their banners sur
rounded the body of the vehicle, and bore the
r D.. Lat iI.rf.f r,oh,
before men that they may see cur good works.
"Mechancs open your eyes TO the light
Protection 10 American labor" We go the
clean thing"
Piles of soap and boxes of candles were heap
ed upon the platform, which was also filled with
juuIneymsn.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
The Hatters made good display; they were
hard ut work, and said on their banner that they
were 50 Protect the Hats and We will Protect the
Heads.'
The Farmersof Westchestor were out in force.
The Banner borne by them represented the cap
ture of Major Andre, with The inscription :" Old
Westches,cr-Bntish Gold could not buy her
Sons in $780, it cannot i'll le14."-Ihls Banner
was horne by Col. john Pauding Of Greenburgh
Nephew Of one OF The captors ot Andre,) assisted
oy his son-and grandson OF Isaac Van Wart-
also one OF the caplofs oi Anc'c.
Then came car full Of ladies, with banners
hearing the names of ali the States III the Union.
Over the door was plucard with the motto,
An fui! No room for Teras!!' This car
was guarced by some 81 Uor 40 Joung men mount
ed.
Then came car trimmed exqulstely with
Artificial and natural flowers, covered fine mus
lin airs, and iu!l OF pretty girls On 1t was
inscribed. $500 girls who make artificial aow.
els, in tins city, and demand your protection"
a troop OF boys, "ihe home production of the
10Th ward," d.csscd aike, flied the Eek, car.
Then came train ei agricultural cars, full OF
every product Of the field and the sardep, and
making rich display indeed.
y car drawn BY six horses with the banner OF
tie Democratic Clay Club Of the Tenth Ward
supported by tie Sergeant.at.Arns and four aids,
\ temple OF Liberty, containing bust of Henry
Clay, the temple sulmounted BY large eagle,
ieet spread of wings, tho car further decorated
with banners, flags and evergrcsns.