The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24
FIRST DIVISION.

me Hrst division OF the PROCESSION formed In and
about the Park and under the charge Of Division
Marshal Thomas O. Murphy, assisted By the following
gentlemen aids,-rhomas Byrnes, John Cagan, DON.
mis- Dowdgan, Charles Inness. Michael Phillips, Vim.
N Brown and Thomas Gallagher.
The Marshal Was finely mounted, and wore red scarf
with q blue rosette. The Ward Narshas were also
mounted, and wore white and blue scarrs. Their
saddle cloths were OF white, with the word
aUnion In large letters on the emu The
nrst division, although perhaps not - snowy
a some Of the Others loudly cheered in the most
hearty manner - they proceeded 70 which they recp
rocsted with good win. They composed Of several
city clubs, smorg which was the famous Empire
and some Visiting clubs, chiefly from Staten Island The
following . description Of them = they marched up
Broadway where they received In the enthu.
siastic Manner
Expiu Cirs
his club was under the charge Of the nrst marshal,
and turned out about nfteen hundred strong
They were mostly Creased IN red shirts and
black psnts the carrying torches and colored lamps
and transparsncs Several banners borne through
The club the principal Of which ~ foows-A very
large and highly ornamented banner, containing In tho
middle portraits Of four Of The Presidents circle tho
whole surmoun,ed BY she words, empire Democratic
Cub In geld letters.
There was . large transparency mounted .
cart, which elected grea, attention and sppsuse.
Lincoln was In the centre, with . pole In his
shoulders on end big Niger wench, bearing u
down and on the other Horace Grccey, who had
fallen on The niger seemed 70 enjoy this, and w~ say
ins ars the hebiesln The whole wss entitled "weshed
in the balance"
There vss smaller banner, with the words, empire
Cub gold letters, and cannon mounted on i.s car.
riaxe, immsdia, under. Just after this vas
strip Of muslin, stretched on two poles,
with the words, empire Club," and under Is, the
nsure OF bulls head There werea number Of the usual
political notices, DC, bunope worthy Of particular no
iice Marshal Rynders' pocket pieoe" Was drawn By
number q men IN the club aod appeared 70 DO regarded
a. great pet. The Empire Cub lookei we'll, and u
would 10 hsrd 70 se. ,setner aner looking set Of
Bang III, rs Of the procession they received With
The most hearty ani vocerous shouts The, e1,husissm
ofthe people apparently was iu pitch, and they certain
y ddno, spare iheH lungs The nex, IN order we're the
RlcsxoSD CorsT CIum.
There we're Eve Of these clubs under the cnuge Of Mr.
Ray Iompxins bu, ,hey all marcAed ,geher and presen
ted the appearance Of cab There Richmond
County Democratic Union Club who turned out two hun
dred and Hfiy men; the Richmond County Village Demo
cratic Union Club with hun tired and eighty tho
Richmond County Union Cup, with seventy I've mon The
TotiEbvIe Union Cub, eighty i've men and ,he Temp
knsyiIe U0icn Club, with about three hundred men
king a grand total o. eight hundred and ninety men
rhey carried large number Of torches, ,rsnspArencss
and devices with the notices Of "uuion," "Dont
ave up the ship," &c. They dressed rcd shirts
bark psnis and Of white glazed jockey
cage, which looked remarkably well. They loudly
cheered . they proceeded. Immediately after these
he
wosrH GrARD
who turned out some $50 strong and presented ano and
sodieriy appearance They we're under the charge Of
Mr. VIM A. Coie Jr. They bore several tram parencics
nom which select the following perhaps being The
best
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