The New York herald., 1876-10-27

avenue,
to Fourteenth and up Fourth avenue TO
Union square. The following the ordcr and
strength OF the parade:-
Consisting OF New Jersey DIVISION, escorted BY clubs
from First Assembly DISTRICT
Marshal, Terence Duffy, 4.500
DIVISION.
Consisting OF Brooklyn division, escorted by oluba
from Second Assembly district
Marshal, William H. Kennedy, 5,l00
THIRD DIVISION
Clubs from Third Assembly district
Marshal Daniel O'Reilly 1000.
FOURTH DIVISION
Clubs from Fourth Assembly district
MarshaIs, John +. Walsh and Thomas Shields, 5000
FIFTH DIVISION
Clubs from Filth Assembly district.
Marshal, Peter A. Crawford 500
DIVISION
Clubs from Sixth Assembly district.
Marshal, jeremiah Dixon, 1000.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Tluos from Eighth Assembly district
Marshal, George j. Kraus, pso
EIGHTH DIVISION
Clubs from seventh Assembly district
Marshal, Patrick Reid, 502
NINTH DIVISION.
Clubs from Ninth Assembly district.
Marshal, Thomas Kanady, $40.
TENTH DIVISION
Clubs from Tenth Assembly district
Marshal John H. Cross l,5O0
ELEVENTH DIVISION
Clubs from Twelfth Assembly district
Marshal Major Peter Bowo, 1000.
TWELFTH DIVISION
Clubs from Thirteenth Assembly distr..
Marshal Danicl Daily, 200.
TnrRTEENTH DIVISION.
Clubs from Fourteenth Assembly district
Marshal, Anthony Clincny. 1000
FOURTEENTH DIVISION
Clubs from Sixteenth Assembly district
Marshal Michael G. Fagin, $500.
FIFTEENTH DIVISION
Clubs IRON Eleventh Assembly DISTRICT
Marshal, Colonel Peter McDermott 1000.
sIxTEENTH DIVISION
Clubs from Fifteenth Assembly district.
MarshaL Joseph Biumcntha, 200
SEVENTEENTH DIVISION.
Clubs from Eighteenth Assembly district
Marshal, Thomas Cooper Campbell, 2,50o
EIGHTKExTH DIVISION.
Clubs from Twenty first Assembly district, 2, 000
NINErEENTH DIVISION
Clubs from Seventeenth Assembly district 4,00Q
TWENTIETH DIVISION
Clubs from Twenty third ward.
Marshal, Colonel j. j. Mooney, ], 400
rwESrY-FiRsT DIVISION.
Clubs from Twenty-iourth ward
Marshal, ID. +. Ranke, 500.
rwENry-sECoyD DIVISION.
Clubs from Nineteenth Assembly dis:r1cU
Marshal Charles l.. Sims 75O.
TwExTY-riIRD DIVISION.
Clubs from twentieth Assembly district
Marshal Colonel John Il. PcrIey, a, 500
riiE SCENE ~ SQUARE.
II was at Union square that the crowds were the
greatest The grand stand directly front Of the
Everett House, facing the park, and was made brilliant
by several beacon lights, which LII up the entire pazs
from end 10 end II would be falling far short oi the
mark call the mass OF people that were congregated
in the square crowd II was multitude. SUCH .
gathering has never been the square
IN MA many years tho soaaro aa wos the eye
on all sides by the fireworks and the
beacon lights there stretched out on all sides
pact mass OF beings tightly wedged togethcs
that even the largo force oil police that hand
10 preserve order aud make way for the procession
were unable Tor long time 70 make tho slightest I'M
Even the grand stand at times was IN danger oi
being carried away like ship IN the breakers Of
the sea whenever sudden surge OF the crowds the
rear pitched The people in front against The police
several times We're swept OIL their feet and
bodily under the stand with several others whose ms
xuoc In sn rng fonrn N nVuQ
surc from behind was mere chd's play. As the head
of the procession was seen debouchnR from
Fourteenth street into tho square tho crush
in the plaza became -itivcy dangerous, and
at one seemed though there would be loss OF
hie IRON the crush. Happily the multitude were,
though suffering untold agony from thor situa-
tion good humor. and each one tried his best 10
make his ncighbors torturcs as cniurabc as possible
by making as much elbow room could be- The de.
sire 10 give Governor Tlden hearty greeting appeared
10 make every one oblivons TO SELL When ho finally
made his appearance The street tho sccno that
sued was absolutely indescribablc.
MIX. TLDgys RECEPTION.
The moment he deserted, attended by tht
marshas, coming out Of the Everett House, CRANE
rush toward HIM was made BY the crowd IN the real
OF the stand. which taxed the energy OF the police
utmost 10 rcpc, while the cheers that greetou hn
were hearty, ringing cheers that showed tnat the
crowds in downright earnest in their welcome.
Tho multitude in the plaza, hearing the cheers OF
the crowd near the hotel knew what they meant and.
they could not the Governor, their cxpcctatio
made all the greater. so, when he finay reached
the stand and came forward on the Platform tho CO.
heard IN New York before. IL one. two or
three cheers by which he grcccd as ho
stood. hat IN hand, bowing his Acknowledgements
but long Of cheers that appeared 10 run To-
gcher, into tho othcr each vociierous than
the other II any one present ever before doubted
the enthusiasm that has been excited over TIL
den among tho democratic masses, his doubts must
havo been swept TO the winds as he Witnessed the cx
citing about him and heard the choerng mat
rolled up and down the square, and that be-
fore ceasng Tor instant was caught up by tho
crowds alar or on Broadway and Fourth avenue, only
TO find additional volume It rolled back whence II
had started.
The procession took over two hours and half pass
ing gwen point, aid It's march step was, as rule,
rap, one The telling notices on tho banners OF tho
various clubs, the Goddess Liberty and Brother jon
athan In called out repeated cheers a. they
United siatos soldiers with xci bayoncs illuminating
him from voting democratic ticket was heartily
chcercd amid cries OF ssSouth Carolina" Tue procos-
sion was grand success In every particular.
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