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

'"' was 0i0ssd BY wagon, drawn by sOu, ,o,.
was huge stick OF timber WITH - AoiSes,
b wp~- ''he -Hwass,
eressntn sh,yN Ar psa,s1s..' daily labor onv4e
ear Of The wagon wss banner s.th the nsoripti1n-
MAKE RooMys x THE Old EIEvEsrH-.IwAYs
TRUE TO NATIONAL DEMOCRACY
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Th,s was followed by aaother wagon, with '.sar,v ~
u. work. They hammered AVA WITH I'M
urd created much amusement TO the spe' ,tators.
Then foil wed line Of sonse twep'y butcher wagon.
with their occupants a,cd in bite aprons and seeye
a front CT the lead ag wagon was banner surmc
ca with pair OF Polished OK horns with the + s'@
ton s"fa-
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Then followed ano'ner ~aso'' shscn q repre-
sentaton Of dapdated fars see 20 Horace Greeley IN
the front ground niger renT .,,rsde ,ne rails ko
Following this was sno' extrr IN 20 way,u drawn
by four horses, bearing th r,.va,, ward amocr.,,c
Club banner, and guard ~ twenty i've men, uniformed
In blue shirts ana o' rty caps, and bearing torch
On either aide OF the wagon was the inscription
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! IhiHii ihnAA .rArEs xSIfxx iSsKPsRABIk.
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foio~ng above another platform wagon with
arepresenta' OF party OF steam boiler makers at
work Inc had their bellows Gre in full blast, bona
tde Anvil and real boiler As the procession passed
aorg u" route the worked with much earnest.
ness ~ though they performing regular days
LABOR On the wagon banner with the inscription
WE wnL RIyT THE UNION TOGETHER
PiITrIRs
Another banner read
Ins CONSTITUTION AND THE Union.
TEMPLE OF LIBERTY
ONION
Then followed the Eleventh Ward German Douglas and
johnson Club. Then followed another banner
We TRAVEL rHRoroH LIES UNCERTAIN wAys;A
nrTix DOUGLAS rosY HE Is INSIDE Two-foRrY on !
TBE uGBTsrsG LINE, ouARrKR AHEAD UNDER A !
Band
Eleventh Ward Douglas and johnson Pioneer Club
This company attred In red capes and caps and
mustered seventy Ave men.
John b. Hooker Guard.
They mustered hundred and fifty and bore
numerous banners torches and insignia.
The entire delegation from the Eleventh ward numbered
4 500 men.
FouRrxKSrH WARD.
Cavalcade OF horsemen
Peter Monahsn, Marshal.
Fourteenth Ward Democratic Republican Douglas and
johnson Club. They carried large white banner with
the Of the club inscribed thereon date o.
It's organization. Then followed small banner with the
inscription
TIE UNION MUTT PRESERVED
rnx UNION sflsii ne rRssEsvrD, I
Va Will psrssp rHx UNION, or Din N nm DITCH.
Then followed the Fourteenth Ward Young Mems
Douglas and johnson Club They bore large white ban
with the Of the club and the organ
xston Inscribed thereon The Fourteenth ward repre-
sentation numbered 600 men, al Of whom bo torches
Gags and insignia.
SEVENTEENTH wAxp
Charles G. Cornell, Marshal.
Friendship Club
This company mustered sixty men, uniformed in red
shirts and black glazed caps. rhey drew small six
FOUNDER brass nc!d piece iu the procession.
Dunbars BAnd-sixteen pieces
Seventeenth Ward Douglas and johnson Club. They
bore large white banner edged with red fringe with
the Of The csb and the date OF ts
painted thereon Thy mustered two hundred men
Among other noticeable line was platform
wagon. which . representation Of Q rail- fence
with hive negro Stride H. underneath the inscrp-
ton
nx BLACK SSrvBucaS pssciPLss
Following this was very large platform wagon, on
which vs temple Of liberty The GODDESS was repre-.
sented BY young lady elegantly sttircd holding STAFF
with the cap OF liberty thereon The temple wns an ole
CANT pieoo Of hAndcra and reflects great credit on IL
designer.
| Seventeenth Ward Young Mems Hickory Cub The
banner Of the club borne wagon and Illuminated
BY any xhts Ga the front Of the wagon va repre-
sentatieo Of . hickory tree The club numbered over
two hundred men, and they uniformed in hickory
ahirt1 and glazed caps.
Seventeenth Ward Independent Democratic Club They
mustered one hundred and any men, uniformed in red
glazed cars.
seventc, nth ward ne nocraio Douglas ard johnson
Club. Hon. John Cochrane, Who rode In an open ba-
rouchc drawn By four black horses escorted By this
club.
The representation from the seventeenth ward In the
procession numbered about eighteen hundred men they
all carried torches and marched six abreast
HAckmen's Association CAvalcade Tney mounted one
hundred men.
corssse Of twenty carriages with distinguished guests
SEVENTH DIVISION
The Seventh division under the direction Of Mar.
sha william oDonnel and Assistant Marshal Richard
Dalton, vho wore handsome scarfs, and
v&like looking and decorated charsers II was remark.
able for the number Of strong eravuy looking fun
grown voters than for any attempts display With few
exceptions, there little nothing 10 denote any thing
than ordinary turnout o. citi,sns.
Tnc division was beaded BY the Excelsior Club, Captain
Andres holly, Numbering about four hundred members.
who ias,efoly dressed in rel shirts All carrying
email transparcncies
Following the Fxcesors the Tnyincibls Cluo,
Characterized BY It's remarkably neat appearance the
members 70 the sumbcr q four hundred dressed
10 blue shirts with fancy turned yellow collars,
black pants and Hungarian cap, they carried The ord