Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
LET Us HAVE PEACE
UNITED WE STANDARDIZED
WE FALL.

N'AAN CONFERENCE.-THE veteran
soldiers and sailors-of pchatere,' orqani-
saft0''-no'c resident in Elizabeth also,
those who belonged to either of the fol-
lowing named companies, are cordially
invited to join in the parade and Re
union to be held in this city, and at Wa.
verify park, on Tuesday, October 10,
1875:
Company A, First regiment n. J. Vol.
unteers.
Company A, Second regiment n. J.
Volunteers.
Company X, Third regiment n. J.
Company G, Ninth regiment n. J.
Volunteers.
Company Is, Ninth regiment n. J.
Volunteers.
Company B, Eleventh regiment N. ].
Volunteers.
Company d, Eleventh regiment n.
= J. Volunteers.
Company G, Fourteenth regiment n.
J. Volunteers.
Company B, Thirtieth regiment n. J.
Volunteers.
Company Fl, Thirtieth regiment N. J.
Volunteers.
3 Company B, Thirty fifth regiment n.
J. Volunteers.
Company @, Thirty-ffth regiment N.
J. Volunteers.
Company A, Thirty seventh regiment
N. J. Volunteers.
Company I, Thirty-seventh regiment,
n. J. Volunteers.
The line will be formed on East Scott
place, right resting on East Jersey st.,
at half-past eight o'clock, a. NJ, Octo-
Der 10.
Every Veteran will be expected to ap-
pear in dark suit of clothing. black
SLOUGH hat, and white gloves -tceming
corps badge on right side Of hat.
Manned Veterans will be conveyed to
the park, land returned to the city, in
ambulances.
ALL VETERANS, not belonging to ell
Their of the aboye-named organizations,
will please report promptly on the 10Th
at Market hall, where they will be form
ed into platoons Or companies, for pa
rade.
The following will be the route of pa
rade
Around west side of Scott park
thence up Elizabeth avenue to Broad
street down Broad to South street
countermarch--up Broad street, (pass-
ing in review before the Mayor and City
Council at the stone bridge to Boule-
yard-up the Boulevard TO Wayerly
park, where the following order of exer-
cises will be observed
l. Prayer by Rev. T. A. K. Gessler,
Pennsylvania Vols
2. Music by the Governors Island
band fifty pieces.
3. Address of WELCOME, by Lieut.. E..
Il. Ropes, of Elizabeth.
re + Ap q5 aEay songs by the Danne6sr.
John FL. Mason.
s. Recitation by {bptain W. H. Gill,
of Elizabeth.
g. Music by Band.
7. Address by Major General Judson
Fitzpatrick, OF New Jersey.
s. Song by Glee Club.
g. Recitation OF Steadmans Poem
Kearny's Forward along the Line
by Major George B. HalsIead, OF Lyons
Farms.
10. Music by Band.
IL. Address by a late Confederate Of
fcer.
IL. Grand Chorus by band and Vet
Grams.
i3. Dinner.
At about five o'clock, p. H., the col
umn will reform and march back to the
city-passing down the Boulevard-and
Broad street to South street-counter-
march to the Sheridan house, where the
"parade will be dismissed.
At the Sheridan house, the distin
guished Generals present will be tender
ed q serenade-two of the best bands in
the government service furnishing the
music.
Between the hours of seven and nine
o'clock, p. M, there will be grand
pyrotechnic display, under the manage
ment of the Messrs. Edge, of Jersey
City, who have kindly donated the fire.
works for this occasion.
Several thousand powerful signal
rockets and Roman candles will be dis
charged by the Veterans as they pass
down Broad street, on their return,
while Bengola lights, (of various colors,
will be burned every hundred feet along
the route. A number of Calcium lights
will also accompany the column-and
thus will night be turned into day,
Citizens residing along the line of the
march are invited to decorate and illum
mate their buildings.
The Veterans, while hoping to make
the occasion memorable one-a day
which will be proud one in the his
cory of our patriotic city, cordially in
vite the hearty cooperation of all citi-
zens who believe in the objects of the
Reunion, and who feel that to obtain
"peace" we must do something to de-
serve it. If we Jrdternize, it will be with
brave n6u-4fUtSTECttt SOuttcI y " no bot
only expect Justice, butwho have right
cur confidence. The Veterans Of
Elizabeth honor b,'ave men, wherever
found, and to them they extend hearty
welcome. A united and prosperous
country to us is paramount to every
other consideration.
By command OF
General J. MADISON DRAKE,
Marshal of the day.
JOSEPH G. OGDEN, Chief OF Staff.