The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-27
TAMMANY's TURNOUT.

Preparations Tor the Grand Splurgo Tonight.
The preparations for the grand demonstration to-
night are being carried out on such a scale as 10
give evidence that the display VIII not be second to
anything OF the kind that has ever taken place
The mdefatlgabe Douglas Taylor, a. chairman OF
the Committee OF Arrangements, has succeeded In
having all prelimlnarles settled IN most satisrac-
tory manner.
THE SPEAKERS
rom abroad VINO have been invited are FOR the most
part already IN town. The Hon. Michael G. Kerr. OF
INDIANA; General Stednian, OF Ohlo; Governor Hon.
man. Lieutenant Governor Beach and several others
are here already These catlemen will speak In the
large nall OF the rammany building The local mag
mates, such as $. 5. Cox James Brooks, Fernando
wood and others will speak in Bryants old hall,
while on the grand stand in Union square,
opposite Broadway, speakers such az L. G. Fields
A. =. hogers CAPTAIN John Thompson and Others
accustomed To addressing open air New York meet
inns VII entertain The asaemblage irepara-
rnE PROCESSION
arc most complete. Mr.. Taylor has appointed az
his general aids General j. H. Hobart ward. Colonel
Louis Fitzgerald General Joseph J. Bartlett Colonel
George 4. Haws, Captain Eugene Durnin, Colonel
so,, M 7. Gsul Colonel James H. inger.
o. i. McClenahan, Colonel JOSIAH Porter
roioie :. H. jackson, Captain George s. Miller.
DC designated By red, white and blue scarf E.lch
general marshall VIII nave q baton and will also
s anys green badge on his hat Lieutensnt Gen
slals' TO convene at Tannany Hall to-day at TWO
O'CLOCK, ana Tor the ward grand marshals' TO as
setnbc at tho same place At three O'Clock for final
directtOnS The ward grand marsnalsi' are a. 0l-
lows:-tirst ward. NJ. Duny: Fifth, James D. Taylor
Sixth, Barry Howard. seventh General W. A.
Tweed DR.; Eigth, Henry Hughes: Ninth, John
Richardson; Tenth. William II. Obcrn,an: Eleventh.
Henry Woltman; Thirteenth, 4. J. Campbell; Four
teentn john Hayes; Fifteenth, John Murray; six
tecnh, James Barker; seventeenth, John L. Car
bury; Eighteenth. James IRVING; Nineteenth, Frank
McCabe; twentieth, Noah A. Childs; Twenty 1rst,
Richard Croker; TWENTY second, Henry Murray.
The following
GENERAL DIRECTIONS
have been issued aud win he carried out
o na "a a r review win be Of
seSh tbs
der Or general marshas westward through Fourteenth
Third avenue corner Fourteenth street, will DO blocked BY
me poase and the stationed there No pro-
into Fonrevnh street. or through uher procession
The win 90 through they arrive or in the order
they come to the ground coFuer secoud and Four
n requested that the nearest wards (thc Seventeenth
Eghss,en,h Thr;eea,h Fifteenth hinn Sixteenth and
ward; a. seven an starting direct for the ground make
first, which hand about nine ana that the rtnes
wards hc First Fourth, Fifth seventh Twelfth
nine o'clock the ovcrcrowdcd ground
until ten or after and thus save delay and confusion the
tThe lower and later wards should light their torches
To avoid crossing the lines OF other professions those
wards on the side should keep well N the
nearly direct line and the western wards
east at q wide distance from, fourteenth street.
The general mirshas Stationed Second
anu Fourteenth street. will tina, ward
nearly another Is notified to
of march, The professions be only thirty
or forty yards intervening 4, prevent crowding.
The wards should have rreceencc In the order OF their
from North, East Sont 1T hoped they will
OF the general Mafshas and march the assigned
them.
LINE or MARCH.
All wards will march Second and Fourteenth
street past Tsmnary Halt Union square, around Union
square (marching between the OF washington and
ward to Fifth avenue IL Is left 10 the discretion OF
wards whether TO march NJ down fifta
% return 70 Union square by way Of the side taking
position In linton square OF the OF the coming
professions The earliest Griyi's requested TO
mon square and take part possible, ia tbs meetings
there.
Those procession, arriving about from nine must
aowa noes for the fact a second avenue for MANY
wide circuit into tstayene into nocenped side
senlns hcr nsrshas 20 repor 70 Second avenue general
livery grand marsha, viii when twenty blocks
the ground send mounted ade aheai div report !.
street that hts ward Is coming ara the route.
Third t,ghth Twenty third streets shou
be kept ms clear possible of the ower
crn wards VIII need 10 eros " - pet INTO line,
All lights and torches rlh aud ieft OF prCcessiona
Men should rch eight ABREAST: h0setnen ABREAST
Fireworks should be principally kept back auli line
Great must be exercised firing rockets and Ront
candles rot 10 IRE them Obque'y into tine crowd The bal
comics and windows, bur straight over the houses.
PRIZE BANNER
is or course, great incentive 10 exert on Tho
part of the various ward committees tu make tue
turnout 3s large ana impressive possi bic it
may be judged. therefore. tnat the procession VIII
be one OF she nnest OF The klnd ever Witnessed.