New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31
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displayed, having on the leIt tne o'd"ins Vi
ship, on the right sheaf OF wheat, plough
&c aud in the cenue a st'onsly sine~ed ha-
In an arm, having in it hammer, ernbeua'ic o.
oar hardy Mechanics, ent, connected with the
latter. the words =" Remember the Ballot Box :
Oeocsitc Constitution Hs'l Z beautiful fsg
"a. ,,.rawa ecfos5 ta9 alteei, On which weTc IL
scribed !aa names os the p7ls: po,n:c.cs.
O,e, lie s,o-c o. J5aa Cs,s 755 bfo-awa~,
vas al EN- bla.a:e will lie H.,nes CT Ciey ana
f.elnghuysen," while tho Gcnt of the building
was ornanon;cd win ;es.oons of flowers and
evergreen icseniously intertwilsd Across the
street was h4E. on which was inscribed 9 lhe
Enpi.a WaId wll DO hst Du:y," with tae Nance
O, . Fillmore ana Wils!a.'
The :.1agn.accn. Arch Of INC Young Mems
Honry Ciay A,s5cia;ion, vhch was last week
pl,osd opposite a5r-hic Ha'l, vas On this coca
.ioa removed 10 t'8 corner 0. Grsad-si!eet and
3 oadw<v. A sq!ead.d Arch ~ss also thrown
across G.aa3 s.fcet, in ne Thir,een'h Ward
Tno buildings on the corners of ST. Marks
Place. IN he !ird Avenue, were vs'y tastefnl7
tecorated IN INC window of the house On the
sou harm corner, in ADDITION TO other ornaments,
VIC noticed bus: oc Ciay dccksd with cheflet
Of laurel.
There we've various othcl decorations, Dut want
OF room compes rs to emit noticing them.
More than thousand delegates were hsfa
from Albany, end nosts fro=: Troy and Schcnec'
tady, with fo@r or Eve aaads of nuslc. Among
these ware the Ashland Association, the M!ii
Boy, the Ko;oke56oche; aud Clay Clubs from
Absny. Tney appeared .ei:h badges, banners;
and SONG of tneu1 whi,a satin band upon ,hel'
hats, declai:rg whefcc 'hy came.
The d.!eg g:,ions f,on Now.Je!sey were very
s;tcng, uum 3ering IN eli not less than two thou
sand yerroDs -
Gye come now to describe the Procession; 5u:
we mas; begin ni,h saying, what every one who
say II WILL admit, that 10 description can DO II
iustico Beyond ali question it was the mos.
,naeniicou, civic display ever m .dc in this coun-
,ry. Between sixty and seventy oiferent trades
wsie rspfesenleo, most Of Them ry cars, with
nen at work a. thei, varioas occupations, and
iis .ayipg Their manufactured articles.
The Procession was composed of twenty.onc
Divisions. Frederick Pzsri, Esq. acted a'
Grad Tursi:sl, sse:s,oa by the gents, men who's
nsr,cs were announced IN TIC Tribune Of yes
.erday.
TITO Merchants rallied in great force, many OF
the Oldest Of their numbers j9ining in the p;o
ession.
Tne Members Of the Bar, too, turned out in
yrest au.nb,rs, with the venerable JAMES kent
It their head
FIRST DIVISION
The first division conssteo ri an escort "
horse OH GERS; hnrscnen rcpIesent'ng the
.wcn,y six states. Delegations from other state.
The epty s.x norses were al white, ana al
.beir riders s?rec;cd ~ uniform of black coats
.ud panialo1:.s, and - ai'e vests ard gloves
This Cavaicsac, I;grsssnting 'he States o.
the Union, wSs ~ gnihctnt beginning to what
followed.
SECOND DIVISION
This division cGmpr sed Inc delegatIo3s from
Brooklyn. Kings, Qu.ens Richmond, Rockland,
Orange, &c.
These counties were all well represented anj
made grand display with their numerous and
,legaut banners, devices, &c.
Much mernment was exci;ed by a banner
'epTeseniipg Polk ir full cry for Texas, chased
bv whole host OF C0ons, while be is ezcum
ing "Call of those CUohs.'
The Seventh Ward Clay Club had q most su-
oe.b banner, turmounted by the model OF ship
and bearing excellent medallion kenessss OF
Clay snd Ffeling ghuysen, with the motto al
ways for cur Country"
Then came "Ml' Boy of the Slsshes," rep.
resented 20 the life, "grist" and all.
"a Wreath to Hcny Clay" and bust o:
Clay, surmoun,ed hy w:cein Of laurel, and fss.
TONED with flowers next followed.
The "al,ll Boy Association" had very beau
tiiul banner, ana were cut in iu!l ranks.
4 large bod; Of mrIi from the et:ablisbnentof
David Eel. & Co, attracted much attention.
rhei, banner wus enc CT the most elegant on the
ground, covered with approp insignia. lis
notices werc Freedom of The Seas" and "Pro
ec,on to Hone Lebcr."
Brooslyn Glss, Works. eight fec; 5Suare,
wi;h q representation If the buildings,
THIRD DIVISION.
The Third D;v!sIun consisted Of the Unionists
who turned GU, strongly ant with great variety
ot banners and expressive InottooR, and the Ge-
ncsal Commiues Of Viii. Young Men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
THIS Division WIS led by escort Of horse
In il were ,ha Merchants wiki d magnificent
Cas-, dawn by eight white horses. 1t was
also .urmounted by gorgeous Canopy,
formed Of every variety of dry goods, cali.
Goes, csrpctinr, cassiGIeres; Ell beautifully
,7raneed Oa its r.ar--" Fruits of Ire Whic
ranff Of loi2-D.y Gcocs cheaftr than ever"
Another of ihar Bai.ers was. The Ladies
patronisa ard p:o;ect American Msnufac,ures.'
The Fust Ward Wings came with 500 men nn
Got, and 30 torses liz the following order, viz
2A0 on foot preceded by First Ward clay Ban.
neE. followed BY loG White Hall boa'men, PFC.
ceded BY E hoet duly decorated, mounted on
truck Drawn by four horses; :tc whole iollowtd
ny 80 men ioouated on horses. The White Hall
Boa msa appeared upon ii car. representing The
sea cnd in u host. The boat Was unter com.
mano, aun in i were egh 5pys with pi.ic sh;r,s
and White pant.!ocn :hey had eieat oa.s
feissd IT Ibe ar wi:.!e tie rowe's stood at ease
Tho stage was drawr by four whie horses.
Tas car OF tie Umbrella makers was finely de-
corated. Among their NOTICES We noticed tho
following " We viii nro,ec. you from the Reign
(ra,r) uI Loco focoismp "We will protsct