The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17

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r'' Council r.sslsy Ss,s Of the University
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stavss Of of, crAped with silk, projecting from the car
The Fire Department represented in this d7iOn by
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FOURTH DIVISION.
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American Institute.
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Tbs members Of the New England Society were in great
The veteran folders sttracted much attention, and
commanded general respect their presence tes
ned that the Scared OF honor the memory OF
Me gigantic SON Of peace after they have experienced
Its blessings In their declining years. The veterans
taken in stages which decorated with mourn
ing from the roofs to the wheels The Whips refined
their rests and tied with Grape Tbs Windows
bad feftoons of white and black whilst the tops OF
we're oIpamented with wresths We noticed stages from
the following the Bedford Fulton ferry South for
y, MspbattaDvlls QIish Brdge,) Kip Browns,
Dry Dock, Telsg aph Peoples, Tonptins, aat Myrtle
Avenue. Brooklyn some Of the stages go heavily
trimmed with mourning that we could not read ths
names Of the line TO which they belonged
The most interesting part Of he procession was tse
FIFTH DIVISION.
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Society Of Tsumapy, or Columbian Order
We have raid the Interesting because this dri-
sion exhibited tie pleasing sight OF political sportiss
soothed by national loss and personal acquan.asces
long grown cool, renewed the OF him waose
dearest union Immediately before the process
Won was formed the members Of the Young Mems Demo
Of the Democratic Whir General Corlnttee Ia the
large room Of ra-nmsny Tall dressed 10 mourning vita
river lace ending in tAssel upon the left Their
banners leaned against tie wsn. According to ipu@a
Committee m ehed teoro their rooms at the Brosaway
House to the Old Wigwam ptscos7ei by their Sergeant
It Arms and attended b. GrriBsfr's Brooklyn hama.
The Young Mems Democratic Republic Commi5se
was called TO order by tie President, J. W Sohe ESQ
sroUno whom they ranged. Inc Young Mems Wbig Co
neral Committee then entered the ard George s.
Coanell ESQ advanced and addressed Mr. Schsl Sir
have the honor to address behalf the Young
Mems hg General Gem ntttee OF New York and to
you that it would afford myself and the members Of
that body much pleasure II the Young Mems Democratic
Republican Com nittte which you represent w permit
us to unite our banners with yours upon this oc-
esfion. and that IN uased to us, your committee
md ours should be snsgsmsted into one body
in the procession 81 to day. Mr.. Seheu repiai,
IN suitable terms Of pleasure At the proposed union
Met friendly courteaies were in.erehsngea and tho
Young Mems Democratic Republican General Con nit
tee having prepared collation. the entire patty psrtsok
of IT. the band performing durins the Slime. One toast
was given phatic sud comprehensive. One Of the
The democratic party the OF the great
American statesman, rho on the 9TH March, 1850,
ttneuished the Wiimot proviso.o
This toasted with all the bonors and with banners
blended in fasrnal love- the committees took their rank
The Democratic Republican General Committee hai
two gorgeous banners with the name OF the society aud
ground One banner bore the following inscription
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i speak to-day for the prescrvation Of the Union
Hear me for my cause 7th March, 1850
United states Senate
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The precision was closed By the
SIXTH DIVISION.
Chester Drrs ESQ John iae @sis ' Esq., and Richard
sestt. Esq, Aids.
CRIIgD 0EDER AHERIcAss.
This division was very fine, and mustered large nun
per q citizens ~ wealth and Tespectabity. Each Chap
Ter was preceded by lite banner borne upon frame by
.oor men. fhst came carriages with members. Thcn
Worth Guards on foot
The fsncory OF the Chapter
Alpha Chapter, with banner, Inscribed
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Fraterna Union
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Washington Chapter headed by bad Win hanna
In front and reSr
American Chapter aud banner
Chapter No Il aud banner
Continental Chapter No. IL, and banner
Hancock Chapter No Ia. and banner
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The Wayne Guard
The Wayne Chapter No 81 Banner
This closed the procession which moved along the
published in the papers and moving down Broadway,
persed At half past four O'Clock in front Of the City
Han. No accident occurred and New York honored the