New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-04
FINAL CAMPAIGN PARADES.
A GREAT TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION IN
NETWORK.


IyG AND FINE DIsPLAY-rHE ORGANIZATIONS
| TAXING Part.
The great closing parade of the campaign OF
the Boys in Blue and other Republicans Of this city was
made last evening" Tie weather was very iaVoiabie LOT
a large Attendance. The evening was mii' anu 'no
floating clouds darkened the moonlight ana Drousn OUT
yiyidly the long line Of torches The procession i
brilliant display the marchtng well ana evenly 'ho
majority OF the Boys in Blue having served I'D the army
! or navy during the lato war.
About y. M. the various companies ana orGaf@S-
tions began assembling. The first brigade OF the boys
i'm Blue formed Fourteenthsi, with thar Sht r'S'
ing on Broadway ana F0urtecnth-st; the Feco iorno
on sixth ave. with their right resting on Fourteenths'
The civic portion OF the procession also formed AZ WASH,
inatou auare I'm resDonse IA call from GEN Charles n
! Graham, VINO acted Marshal OF INC HUT
| camille division The following genii'heh Wei.
named rs aids to the Marshal. and large majority u
them assembled at the Brcvoort House at '5O D. M
! Thomas l.. James, George u. Van Mort, n b. CORNELL
Il y Nouicrre Thomas T.. Stewart, Gen. John Cochrihe'
| Weeks W Culver, Gen. Alexander shaier' Gen d. -
| Eatlrtt Gen. Arson G.. McCOok, Cob Hanlh Dapcoch'
| Hugh J. Hastings. Gen. George H. sharpe' Col' DI"h'
! DrKty, Maior ". :. Dodge. Col George T. hop
| nor Col F. T. Hone, Dwight A. Lawrence, MAYOR
! J. NJ BunIy George Jones. A. W. Palmer Abraham
! Diqbcc5er Gen. r. f. Trrmaine. Isaac Henderson,
| Thomas Murphy Gen Thomls Iirhouse, Thomas G.
Acton Charles A. Peabody, George OpdvH' George w
| Rupt Cen J. w. DE Peystrr, Gen. +. Il. Cruler, GEN
Joseph c. Jackson Gen. j. ~. Li"benal' john D@Veh
| port, Jauc, T. Hale, Col Emmous Clark, Gen. e. ~
Arthur q. L. Haspirc. b. r Morgan, sheridan shook, e.
v Hale C.. 4. Stewart, Whitcl,w Reid d. d. Conovor
| H. r. Wells L. p Morton. Mai r G.. W. Comey eX-Goy.
+. W. Solomon, Robert II. strahan, and George W.
Rrtt, The first of the civic associations to form
On Fifth-lvc. the Dry Goods Republican cub
composed Of over 800 employers and clerks connected
with the wholesale and iobbng dry goods trade. They
were headed ~ Grafula's Band and tbs men carried
hlcs and number Of trausparencics. Behind them io
lowed two large wagons piled high with dry goods boxes
gayIy decorated with the NATIONAL co!ors.
First Brigade Of Boys in Blue under Gen. a. !.
Ketchum comprising three regiments, commanded by
Gen J. B. Kiidoo Coils Samuel MINES and T. b. Odel.
Second Brigade 81 BOYS in Blue under Gen Lloyd
Aspinvan comprising five regiments under C"sC g.
Strong T. " l. Ehcrs ]. b. Lee (rolorcdl T. Ill., j. II.
Brady. and the staten Island Battalion under MAJOR
James Cameron.
Coniranl- from Jersey city ana Westchcster County
Finh-ayc was lIbcd both sides Of the street with
per long before the starting OF tire procession ana
frequent bursts OF applause broke forth ~ exceptionally
good marching was displayed. About 9:l5 p. IN. the
line moved in the following order:
cen J. 7. owen. division commander, and staT cs-
cor'cI bv the Lincoln Guard uadr Col Stevens; the
Cuban Republican club
Tho Morgan Legion q, escort f.r the civic portion Of
the parade The a'ter Included the Dry Goods Club.
about 100 broker, from Wallet in body, ard many
organization. without uniform scattered through the
mercantile division were the ward ani octl or-siIlt-
lions u uulform. and bearing torches and TRANSPARENT
crs and procession closed hy the ltiloAmercan
| Association. with red white and blue lanterns.
Tho ou. az hc whole procession was national rather
m local thr tllu. iarrurirs bearing the names O.. ward
and district candidates being comparatively lew. The
appearance thr procession presented as whole vas
very dur as o. moved mp Fit'h-ayc toward 'hc Fiith
Ay,Hu, Hotel there being very few 81 any boys IN line
and th- men marching with great precision. In
the line were number ~ companies OF colu-ed
/ mon ..,,rlt ~ Them appearing ~ artillery
mon and ra.,u. Iieht ramon Tine only large emblem
i ,l ,-,, MA. t,, d" Shin Of state" q small vessel
with -s - set drawn uuon o. wagon. IL was estimated
that there were from 5000 1900 persons IN the two
brigade. ~ thr Boys 1 Bur and thee" with N" local
ANA civic organizations. made from 5000 10 10000
person, n the nr. The procession took TWO E'nis To
I'.. given point. II' ''I''FN "''I''E ana "'''''
conduct tlr mrmb ~ the procession rec, tcl gem
,ral c.uru,alpfl.u. oud excited much enthusiasm 40
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