The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24
THE EIGHTH ,s,IyIsIoN

ell men marched triumphs.Suy Yllhess inter, into,
THE EIGHTH DIVISION
me ~ira ciuos OF 10" city, with the williamsburg
-" anu arroc@n0's, which composed the marshap
'rce OF the division, turned out in great NJ - |
ided conside rable effect 10 the msgni- ,<,, ase
- axAs TIE App-..r : .-S.,S. display Of
~ s'14'o anoite~ cot she nea ,. they formed
e m4rshals wa leach ward, DO Ter their respect
Occasions .reSItabie be5oas belief Above all,
cd S nm KIND, they vsre at their posts IN
TO c, ard although their patience, T. not their pa
must have been soreiy tried, they stcct their !
a,r N rooaesro r, with very few ssoer''ons INDEED,
tne roll o. t'Ae drum at rome far advanced point
s@ss the min aoh for tho boz 70 move with the pro-
''.s'on az W ssred their position.
he ,ghS division Al marshalled by VIII m Wilson,
lad 'dr his aids Matthew Brennan, wm Foster
.er as.erson, William Puget, Patrick Duffy, l. Wood,
Give and Alex Ward
TIE division formed set down In The program
TIE head formea by the Empire Club, reported 70
have turned out 600 strong.
In front Of their AXIS carried very ane banner,
surmounted With liberty cap in the national red
republican color
The rep figures and nscript
follows. on the top were tho words:
centre formed by q circle Ct stars inside which
rorres, ! ted busts Of
Q ,rrrsnssos. MADISON Q
BUCHANAN
In the centre thus formed female agures one
representing "Freedom," the other "Tbe Genius Of
America; between these figures . shield which
they rested above which the American Eagle.
Underneath the circle Of stars tho words
sossi1fosE iascs fus Soi NJ; ey rrs6,s
c Q Q Q .
This club carried large number o. ,ransparencies Of
red and blue lights, with the motto "Douglas and John
son Club" Thirty mounted men, officers Of the club,
accom- this large force Of torch bearers who
headed by splendid band
FOURTH WARD
Douglas and johnson Association The large turn
ont Of Fourth ward formed part OF the Eighth divi
son and gave IL large, numerical force, veil as
many interesting features in the shape Of inscriptions,
notices. ranspsrencies nc. The whole force under
the imu ediate command of Capt James White.
Headed by nne band and several horsemen. the
man body was preceded by several men carrying
spl,ndd bapne', side Of which faithfully
represented buf.s OF Douglas and johnson, with q scroll
surrc undng them bearing the inscription
5Sgss, :s:Ss.5:
On The side represented the
@ irsri, 2 os Is.srs. 9soooose
&C Q 90 81 &c &c c . c Q
b. meath was the inscri ption-
fsS VI s1as6 6vDiD :. ,sl
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This club carried several transparencies with iDscrp
lions, arch as !
ns.sk si4s q S!ssaos
On the same transparency was inverted tag repre-
sentiDg the fulHment Of the motto.
sG1so vsrsss AK ssSus6
20 s'sosss sss eosep !, rss crs
The nexi body Of men formed in line WAS the
TWENTIETH WARD.
Toe Douglas and johnson star Club formed some 800
men, under command Of Captain James q. D,mond 10
front carried banner which was inscribed iu
large letters, the Of the club. Among host OF
trAnsparencies carried by them with the fol.
lowing inscriptions
soaSss aso sosssSs srss crs
UNION AGAINST TIE COMMON rSEaY. o
~ UNION TBnsE o
DOUGLAS, JOHNSON AND VICTORY o
@ TwrSIIrIn w.Ep econ 70. 500 mAJoErrr
The banners bore the Inscriptions
s.sr s nm ssHI 3, re. soS 70
uKxsKrvn
DON'T GfyE Up THE SNIP.
oens s o WI. ss "a noret,sl Do.e,.sa
Several wagons ranked in the club decorated with
nass and devices One Of the latter
sS ;os sos sri.sss sics.a SCI 70. 6
rin EcHm WARD
Another Douglas and johnson Club took their place
in the line, eco s,ross, under the command Of Captain
Clements They presented very One appearance indeed
and ve-s preceded by fne band After line Of horse
men, who rode At their head borne on . wagon |
ost characters and aughabe group Of figures repre-
senting
ses ss. ss..s ,s.: ss.essssseeos
0 : . . |
The niGecr, with most distorted grin, had hold Of
Massa Greeeys elm Iocxs by the len hand while he held
those Of poor Aees By the right, and pretty he
held them, TO Judge by the agony depicted In the coun
tenanoe Of the philosopher The inscriptions we're
s''e''ee n. 2 .fsissrs spsas s.seoeo'eee
eeeoeo Sc ss s"s'sS ' : s Vsss ooeees
second Wagon bore, 90 canvas covering
s.s stris s.5 s.ios sxs ss,S.i
In the Of the ranks was . caaseu which ever ana
anon sent forth loud report the Minute mD 70 keep
wide awake.
NNru WARD uNoS Crrs
This club, with the auxiliary Minute Men Numbered n
reported some 500 strong under the mand Of their
president Alexander shaw. The Minute Men being more
INN cdiaisy under the % Captain TsIlmsn In
The frons ranks was borne wagon . most beautiful
a,ral representation Of
me fsnps s. ibsrys:6s .ssse Ci shs i.sssso
, being represented BY lovely youn. lady, very
, richly and appropriately Attired.
% eee see see sc . . . 90
Az might be expected the temple s,d roddess we're
special objects Of care 70 the "minuse men, Who would
BOT allow even minute TO the reporter make tho pro
Iessonal inquiries necessary upon the occasioo
The wagon thus honored vas decorated with nuunsr
d shields corresponding with number Of ssa.ss CON
prsns the Union, each Of which bore the arms OF mar
cuiar staIe The wagon Tho features Of The
pruossaioa.
In the ranks were large number Of transparcnciss
Win The usuA democratic mottoos.
But What drew the moet attention was . wagon With
arsc lighted Transparency representing Ia most sro-