New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASS MEETING OF THE "BOYs IN BLUE BRAVE
WORDS FROM THE OLD CRADLE OF Liberty
BosToN, Oct. ga mass meeting OF the boys
In Blue" held IN Faneul Hall THE afternoon premi-
nary to the grand torchg procession this evening Inc
hall was well filed Gen. Horace u. Sargent presided
Among the speakers were Gov Hartman Of New-Hamp
shiie 7. Banks 3. r. Butler, Capt Churchill, ke Ok
the Navy, and Gen. Sargent. Resolutions were adopted
pedgng the soldiers and sailors of Massachusetts, TO the
cause OF the Union Liberty. and Equality. The mth
resolution is as follows:
Reso'red That having ourselves been enrolled IN the
now historic army OF the National Carpetbnggers We
LOYAL CLASS WHO REsIsTiYo THE TIDE OF DIS
LOYALTY IN the SOUTHERN bIATEs; that our nation ls
Constitution and flee Government every loyal carpet
bagger of whatever color or nationally, has right
located right to participate in the government light
to aud be voted for and until these rights re-
undated I'm the Southern States enforced by the
Government there can be no satisfactory or permanent
peace"
Fmeul Hall.
THE GRANDEsT REPUBLICAN PROCESSION OF
THE CAMPAIGN - ALL NEW-ENGLAND REP
REsENTED-BoSToN ILLUMiNATED-A DAZ-
FLING SPECTACLE.
BosroN, Oct 29.-The Republican Organiza-
tions of Massachusetts, and Northern NewEngland ap-
peared grand torchlelt procession this evening, IN
this city. Owing to the ncemency Of the weather many
OF the citizen clubs and organizations OF the boys IN
Blue" die not appear in the procession VINO had pfeyf
oulsy intended to do so but enough participated 10
make magnificent display. Special trains from all parts
Of Massachusetts and from Portland Me- and Nashua,
~ H., brought into the city coneonrse Of people
aside from the organizations WHO joined the parade The
stores, hoelsand private dwellings ali along the route
brilliantly Illuminated With hgt works and decor
ated with aags and transpareneies The mag
nifcenee OF tho Illumination in ront oi
the sodiers'HOne on Worcester squsre surpassed all
description; and also did the decorations along fremont
About rars In
cesson which was one hour aud half in passing given
point 1t divided IN eight divisions, and COM
nanded by Gen f. 4. Osborn. The Fist Division
slated OF the Grant Clubs Boys IN Blue, and Tanners Of
Boston and neighborhood, and was commanded by
/ Gen. 8. T. Chamberlain Of Cambridge. Tho Second
| Division was composed entirely Of men from Maine.
! commanded by Col. A. NJ. Benson Of Portland. The
Worcester and Hampton County Division was command
ed by Gen. Josiah Ticket Of Plymouth the Bristol County
Division by Col c. Cabot the Norfolk County Division,
including from NewHanipshire, by Gen. s. NJ Held,
tic Essex County Division by Gen. Thomas sherwn.
regiment OF colored Republicans marched In the Third
Division displaying transparency with the words We
we're Chattels IN 1905 are men In
1857 They were very freely choered every
where along the route. Each organization
was supplied with transpareneies bearing patriotic
and witty legends and with vast quantity OF fireworks,
which kept the air fall rockets Nearly every torch
bearing Climb was supplied with brass band, which
played during the march Several Butler battaOns a-
pearcd in the line from tel District bearing transpa'
rencies in honor OF the General No organization APP
peared in the procession with ansparenclcs or notices
in opposition TO Gen. Butler as was expected Tie
division from Maine enjoyed collation. in Faneu Hall az
the the parade Nearly every other organization
returned at once homeward by special tram. The Old
Colony Railroad obliged put on five special trains
10 the visitors The procession returned 10
the Common and broke up at II o'coch having marched
| over miles In three hours.
| NATURALIZATION in SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
! SPRIYGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 29.-TwO hundred
persons have been Baturslzcd this city during tie iass
I two days