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

elso with Straw braid Machine, and then Clay
Club, and thei, B.nners, with large boty OF
hoEres.
Motto OF the straw het makers" Sfrar: shew
viii n wey the wind b!ows."
SEVENTEENTH DIvIsIos.
In the Seventeenth Division, tie Fourteenth
Ward Cubs, making fire in al. did bravey, and
we'll; ana the " Hanorc. Club =" boys turned out
very s,ronr. "True to Wing Principles, and
never dlsneartened," ;" said one OF tier banners
sna a-lcihe, "a Clea, tha Way fox Old Ken;uck,"
and underneath beautiful picture ol Ashland.
The Plane. Makers were ia TINS D vision, and
mad = good Stow We saw q " MIL Boy too,
II faI costume, gyith saddle ba9r, &c. Polk
gncs iJr Texas C!a7 goes for Wasllns ton. y
The American Eagle Lllb were mere in g.cat
force, beuioe LIVING eagle over the bust OF
CLAY IS tnsir distinguished badge
EIGHTEENTH DIVISION.
This division! consisted Of en- escort o! horse
n,ep, Fifteenth Ward Clay Clua Banner, pre-
csded by Offi.e.s OF the Clay Club and Of the
Ward Committee. Carriages fifteenth Ward
Clay Club end cii;zsas Of the Ward ON foot.
| Uphoise.ers, etc.
NINETEENTH ASD TWENTIETH DiTIsIoSs
The:e two divisions were somewhat mixed up.
1 q
vho re4ll? lrads 2 Grand display, in numbers, II
enthusiasm. and in ths paIapia-ual;e o. tbeir
edornments Cars OF every szs BEARING stalls
crowded with ricn and juicy meats-men and
BOYS in thaI nea: white aprons and checked
shirt sleeves-wi;h Eli thor implements about
| them, cleagers. knives, scales, ard stcei yards.
Behind was lons array Of them mounted on
iae looking horses, and pientg OF telling ban.
tc VIZ
roes:.''
A large Car strung around with every thing
made by these artisans elegan, saddles, and sad.
dle.c!o,ha, and hampers. Whips, &c. Sc. was
| drawn Dy fou. MAGNIFICENT hoses altired i'll su-
perb harnesses. Then came valuable span oil
horses bearing nothing but their harness, aleo ele
gently ana cia5oratelg furnished, and driven by a
coachnlan on foot. a fine ho.se, slGdied end ca
parsoncd. was led next By man, who eppeaEed
very proud Of his charge
Then came an array OF cHImney.tcp makers,
| biacksmitus. and rcpc.makors With hemp and
rope eli ready for traitors, and sly hin; at the
G.te CT certain gent!eyasn at certain white
house, so Doile:. mixers, getting uP Of the
steam" ;Teave's, Blacksmths at the anvil,
Trunk makers, &c.
There were live stock travelling heavily along
after the butchers. There were sailors nesring
models oi vessels m tneir shoul lders-" Thls IS
great County, great enough without Texas"
| Boot and Shoe Makers, with the motto" Nil.
lard Fillmore, the author O. the Tariff OF 40, on
tshich our ami depends: VIC will stand hy HIM 10
the last" Law and Oder" boys with ban
ners A school Of children--a regular New
England Free Schaol AID verv child learning
some, ho g-with The mouo q Our School The
J risar Makers maGe great display too, with
their Ularr ldctures; "nd lhc't uiDt:oes were not
poinrless "On the Gin Of N"vember, Loco-Fo-
cnism wall vanish in smoks.'' . Protection 20
t,e Wed is what we need" " Free Trade
puff, puff, puff"
1wEaTY-FIRsT DIVISION.
Tnis Division consisted of an Escort nj Ho?s"
| Knchelbocksr Club, Grand Temple of Industry,
Young Mems HeRry Clay As'o'iatioa wish
spec,,i Cava'cade, Citizens on hrFsehark, &c
Il also con aimed the G and Tar;f Car. drawn
nv six hea.;-ifu nor=es furnished ~ Mr.. ". P
KEsYoN, Wee Pfesidsnt Of the K"ickerboakcr
Clay Club This CA. lntained upward nf quo
d fftrent articles Of Mechanics aud Builder='
FOOLS, beside o'her .r,ic cs nj American aanu
factnre,-tbe Graud '!smple Ce, Of Indnstf7
having been laid ssde for went nf strength in
thu materials OF which 1t was compnsed. This
car also contained 1900 diff rent kinds of Ameri
Knickerhocker Clay Club in heautifu! style -
Thcy presented truly eeaSr. appearance, al
rhnmah not so large IN numbejs rs usual, having
distributed many of their members and banners
in othe. Divisions Of the Procession.
THO above description is Of course meagre and
imperfect at best, and 10 doubt we have made
some mstakes for which We must ask the indul-
gence of these concerned. The most we can
hope 20 do in the inids, OF such an excitement, is
10 convey some slight impression of the negni6.
cence of this crowning display. But how shal!
we describe the enthusiasm with which the pro-
eession was every where greeted 1t is impossi-
bic, and we give it up. We have never witness
ed the liks before.
The ladies deserve special notice, not merely on
account ol the manner in which they greeted the
procession, but for tho assistance they rendered
in preparing for the grand display. a lacy in
The house of L. B. Reed, Esq, placed magnih-
cent wreath Of flowers upon the banner staff OF
the Seventeenth Ward Clay Club az the process
sion passed through East Broadway
When the Procession had qtou, half arrived,
in the face of a cold rain meeting was organ.
ized in tie Park by the selection Of the following
officers:
JAMES DE PEYsTER OGDEN. Pva.idsat
Yiee. Presidents.
1oHA STEWARD. Jk. CHARLES y. FEARING.
WILLIAM ADEr. ELiEHI EnDDISs,
ELLIS POTTER. NN. n. STRoSG.
IrSRY ToPrTSG, JpsHUA J. Henry,
ROBERT HysLoP, JAMES Y WATKINS.
Dr. JoHS STEARNs, Gro D. w GILLESPIE.
Gen. GILBERT HoPKlSs. JANEs KELLY
SAMUEL kP, Jr. SAMUEL J. PEALs.
SAMUEL FRosT, WILLIAM 7. JENNINGS.
WILLIAM DdpGs. j.. WILLIAM \. BEECHER.
WILLIAM H. BRowS. r y. BREWER,
RICHARD r. CAaNA:. Epw Rp ANTHONY.
EDWARD COLLIN, FREDERICK 4. CoSgLINe.
BENJAMIN STAGG. EvAN K. BE5s,
SANUxL WARD, CHARLES ST. JOIN.
RoBERT SMITH, THOMAS Z. poREMrG,
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