The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


TIE German Democrats and the Procession
To-Nisht.
An the several committees Of the German demo-
ats OF the city held Joint meeting yesterday after
noon at Reinhardt's casino, corner Houston and
Hott streets. Mr. John J. Friedman. Of the Twelfth
ward was called to the chair, and Mr.. julius Hen
nett Of the Nineteenth ward, was elected secretary
the principal business OF the meeting was to make
nnal arrangements for the grand torchlght process
mon to take place tonight The Germans are to
have separate and distinct division which has been
allotted to them by Tammany, and they intend to
make OF IL as grand and Imposing demonstration or
sne German democratic element as their eilorts may
simply that the Germans demand-yes, demands
German for prominent county office to be nomi-
mated by Tammany Hall, and they hope that II they
present q spectacle OF almost overpowering numbers
their demand would not only be respected, but con-
5000 men in the procession and il that be the case
their division will probably be the most attractive
part OF the demonstration. There are 70 De seven
divisions In all OF the Germans, or all OF which MAJOR
william Setback is Grand Marshal. The First div
Sion Ia composed as foows:-Marshal, Henry Loeb
wards, Staten Island ana South Brookyn point
OF organization on Third street, between Bowery and
Fifth Eighth, Ninth and Fifteenth wards, organize
on Fourth street, between Bowery and Second ave-
nue. Third division, Captain Simeon, Marshal,
meet on Fifth street, east OF Bowery. Fourth d.
vision. honorary escort, Colonel Budke, Marshal;
tAcIi lOiiOW DuIucIb, UdAeIS, BIOCtTb duu Quiet
trades; large ship manned by "Boys In Blue"
chariot Of triumph, citizen HOFFMAN Club, artillery,
Lieutenant Colonel Dieh commanding and other
voluntary military organizations. They meet on
Sixth street. east Of the Bowery. The Fifth division
10 commanded by Major Sauer as marshal and Is
formed Of the Eleventh, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
wards, and meets on Seventh street, between First
and Second avenues The Sixth division under the
command Of Colonel Wutschel, and the Sixteenth,
Twentieth and Twenty-sec0nd wards are to form 1t,
meeting on Eighth street. east OF the B0wery. or
the Seventh division H. Rookie is Marshal and IL Is
composed of the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty
1rst wards, and meets on Ninth and Tenth streets.
east of the Bowery. Each marshal has Q stan OF
assistants and for the required decorations OF the
leaders, for fireworks and all the usual parapherna-
Ma for such displays the arrangements were reported
70 be complete The expenses Of this German
demonstration, about 5000, have been collected
among themselves In small sums and the committee
believe that the whole amount collected will not be
used. At the Clarendon Hotel Mayor Holman, the
avorte OF the Germans Of this city, viii receive the
procession.
The line Of march Is arranged as follows:-FSom
Second street and Second avenue the Second avenue
mp to Seventeenth street. through Seventeenth street
70 Broadway, up Broadway to Twenty-third street
and Fifth avenue, through Fifth avenue to Twenty
sixth street. through Twenty-eixth street to Fourth
avenue, Fourth avenue down to Seventeenth street,
seventeenth steet to Broadway and around Union
square to Fourteenth street, Fourteenth street to
Fifth avenue, down Fifth avenue to Tenth street.
Tenth street to Broadway, Broadway to Fourth
street, through Fourth street to BOwery and BOwery
70 Houston street, to the headquarters Of the German
Democratic Central Campaign Association, the New
York Casino corner OF Houston and Mott streets.