The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24
If doomed 70 fail,
Before We yield,
We II Spartan like
Expire upon our shield.


war dress, while surrounding the top the shields
and Of of all the States in the Union. The
members provided with lanterns and torches,
many bore ,ransparences upon which painted the
emblAmatical trianges.
The Knights the Union TO the number Of thirty four
all mounted horseback and clad In armor under
mand Of Captain Kerrigsn, occupied position in the
centre Of the association and presented very imposing
appearance.
Folio wing them came gorgeous Temple OF Liberty, IL
Illuminated with red fire, and presenting dazziingiy
beautiful appearance. At each Of the four pillars,
blema,ca of the NORTH East, South and West was seat
ed young lady ai,ired q OF red white and blue
while above their heads canopy of American flags
Following the car came the remaining members OF the
club. bearing trsnsparencies and torches.
The Perth Amboy Union Minute Men followed. The
members OF this club attred In white capes with
red collars white caps with eagle In front peak
all bore torches being preceded by the Railway Band
The officers carried red, white and green lamps and ba
TONS and wore In addition 10 the dress Of the priva.es
under coat Of white glazed cloth. They mustered
hundred and twenty strong Major Edward Crowen
captain. The banner in front bore the inscription
NV isxs.s, m. B.1Ils GsoS.6 81
o lf76, o
VIM M rRrs TO run uNlos o
eeeeeeeeeeeee5 'sV eooeeeooeee .
ran GasoS tsSs : aissa l as
and ornamented with wreath Of flowers.
Two stands Of American colors, surmounted with
wreatbs, followed the above.
The Union Minute Men, OF Jersey City followed under
commsnd Of Vim. C. Hamilton. transparency bore the
inscription
ssrw JIEsY HAS rsrrsID rnx usrraD STATES ron rnss
Z
wagon followed, with representation Of Southern
plantation In which the homo Of the master seen on
fire. negro with white clergyman At his back-sup.
posed TO represent we'll known abolitonst minister Of
New York-is exclaimins;-"I hab killed massa and
minus, and win nov hAb food for MY wife. Brudder
Cheevcr will marry u.s." At the feet OF the darkcy Ia
white knccling In imploring attitude Tho club num-
bored go men, bearing rod white and blue and
attred in white capcs, with blue borders and red
collars.
me Union Minute Men OF New Brunswick, N. j., pa
radcd l25 men, atrcd uniform OF white capes under
command Of X. c. Helm.
The Boboken Union and Picket clubs, followed 70 the
number Of 2l0 men, bearing colored lanterns They
attred In citizens dress, and under the
mand OF 8. II. Dewey.
The Union Minute Men Of Paterson psraded loA men,
v
command OF W. X Rutan.
The Jersey City Democratic Cab, under the command
Of Charles keenan,, paradcd $50 men, In citizens dress
all being provided with torches. transparency bore
the designation Of the club and the words
LHsKrY rRoern<Tr.
Tho Hickory Cub, Of Hoboten, under command Of
Joseph NcManus paraded 900 strong, each man wear.
~hn~S - tttst~
baton.
Upon transparency vas the inscription
Few yKnuYs ELECTORAL VOTE WILL o
o COUNT AGaISu TIE unHrRn<BIK CONFLICT NAN o
And upon another ,he following wers tho words
Few JsEuY, uEsS N rHs yield o
nArioHAiIrY AoAusr sxcnosALpn, o
The Fourth ward Bill and Everett Club paradsd my.
six men, under command Of D. @. Cnrsty with uniform
Of cspss with white caps and rod tops.
me National Union Cub, Fourth ward, psraded 500
strong under command Of Captain John j. Ware, preocd
cd BY the martial bani. rniform--rtd shirts black
pan for the first section the rest being atttbed In GILL
ens dress majority OF the members bore transpa
rences Inscribed side follows-"Donf give up
the ship On the other sides were mechanics arm,
eaelc and the words "Cni0n ana Oonsuuton"
banner bore the following inscription
Soeeees ssos 70 sosr, 70 sofri
me Fourth Ward Young xens Democratic csb fol.
lowed under command Of John shields, carrying ban
ner with the following inscription :-"vuion 0ab-or.
ranized October 1850 They preceded BY hcIsan
tho Highland piper, and q band. Following
the Cub was . wagon drawn BY diminuuvc
jackass with . white man and . coored man smoking
pipe sitting loving manner side BY side In u, Upon
the sides vas the inscription "Republcan principles
free love and amsgamation."
The Fourth Ward Madison Rangers pars,sd In red and
check shlrs and citizens dress under tho command Of
Felix Murphy
The Finh ward Union Association parsdcd nfty men IN
red shirts and white belts preceded by corps Of oava
", and followed BY . wagon trimmd with Tags and
bearing twenty one men.
neFinh ward zOuaves followed with 5a5 mon, and .
drum corps Of fourteen A transparency bore the In
scrptco-
eeeeee sssese eeseesss e ; e
uTs sslg zevsys 1s : . = rs
The Alert Volunteers pszdcd eighty men, uuder com
nsnc o. Michael G. Murphy, followed By eorTs q 1t
Iery under Colonel Herbert.
The Fifth Ward Young Mems Association parScd any
men, under command % A. NJ. c Smith Following The
club were banners, hearing the inscripsou;-
erxs,s ~ mr7r ..p srssosss ~ ci.oc
o BOWLING FoR NEGRO sorsrrr AVID pnssasursa
.porrsD c1sss seoeeses
The sixth Ward Clubs followed, numbering . az Low
men, the NJ r. Brennan Democratic Cub taxing ias 'eaa,
with carrssse, on the front q which w@ oeau'hui
Transparency bearing the designation q VIC eluo.
Following vas bsnncr, With The inscr'TNon'--
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& ann wAnD--rnrr 70 saoSaoy = riE oinSs TINS, 4
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