New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
FOR A PROTECTIVE TARIFF

or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TnE PRO-
CESsIoN-PIYE EFFECT oF THE UNIFORMS
TELLING NOTICES AND DEsIGYS-ALL TRADES
TAKE PART.
Despite the chilly rain that drizzled down
persistently yesterday afternoon, the tarih
parade at Newark proved to be a
brilliant and remarkable demonstration. 1t
was prominently trade display. and the different
trades were represented IN the parade by exhibition
Of their implements and he products OF Their manufnc-
ture The procession occupied TWO hours in passing
given point was nearly four miles in length, and
estimated to number from 1900 to $1,000 men.
From an early hour the afternoon dense crowds
hronged the through which the procession was
to pass Many of the and factories were closed
aud decorated with flags somo private houses also
were consplc for the bunting displayed The pro-
cesslon consisted OF six divisions, under the
charge OF f. W. Davis, Grand Marshal,
g v evan Renssaer. AdjutauGeneral, Captain A. NJ
Matthews, Colonel Charles c. Courois, CAPTAIN Henry
L. Hal!eck James l.. Marvin Joseph b. Bray and
others. IL was a little past when the first division
began the line Of march up Washington to Broad't
After the Marshal and his aids came veteran soldiers
and sailors and long delegation OF prominent business
men Many coOred voters followed and formed one OF
Tine second DIVISION was noticeable for varied and
beautiful uuiiorms making the most peturesque part OF
GUS by gilt capsi Battery A. OF Orange, brilliant
in red aud black uniforms and red caps
ston Mburn, Clinton and Orange organizations;
batteries rcgiments engineers corps and various ward
young IN red, whIte and blue Zouave costumes
and white and red tuIbans
EFFECT OF THE PARADE.
Thus a great wave Of brilliant and variegated color
swept steadily up Broads bearing aloft flags and ban
ners of blue and yellow. Battle axes and gilt helmets
followed turbans and torches wreathed with
flowers To long line Of white uniforms sue
ceeded ranks of blue ZOuaye trousers white and blue
blouses and blue caps. Behind line OF req heimets
above which shone formdable-looking lanceTs cane
company OF hOrsencn, wearing military siouch
hats looped with gold cord. Fremen. IN huge black
hats and red shirts, were followed by svery hcinets
and red and white tassclled caps. Que baDd, red
sooner passed Than another came IN sight win gray
hungarian caps ana bright cal es iined with gray wool
Tie dark faces OF cooled voters were lLade sun more
conspicuous 10y the contrast 10 ther Wht shirt anu
caps. WGite lcge.ngs spashed recklessy through the
mad. thirteen baDds crashed ont inspitlhg airs horses
checrcd and from the crowded windows and
housetops hats, handkerchiefs aud faes waved
welcome to the gallant Republicans Little
boys. clad in brilliant Iouaye costumes, rode on
cOoied seemed by singular coincidence to have
been seize ed as STANDARD bearers and they appeared
fully alive - the dignity OF the situation ln spite OF rec
concentrations from rreyerent urchins to take In that
stomach"
SCENES IN THE PROCESSION.
ETAc industrial display occupied four divisions Of the
procession. and in this the jewellers, numbering over
eleven hundred men, all wearing badges and carrying
banners were conspicuous huge gilt blOw-ppe
lowered aOft next winch pair OF shears with
the motto:
wen nip em on the I'd Of November"
A large crucible inscribed
We viii reiiue the tariff question:
gilt watch bore the words, This ia time FOR
change" presentation OF twenty lydollar gold piece
bore tue motto in sympathy The feelings of the
crowd: "TIisis the KIND OF change we want and |
silver horseshoe wished GOOI pck TO Garfield |
Arthur" The evident enthusiasm OF the men IN line |
gave "A ready belief in the words displayed on a
banner There Is coercion IN this legion"
The thread ana textile nanuac uItfs were lifCey |
represented. one wagon filled with blooming girls |
called attention 10 the necessity Tor protection"
Another was inscribed. democratic party-Iarh for
revenue ouly; Rrpubican paIy-A tailn mat VIII as
cnminae IN favor or home Industries while in signi-
cant!y close proximity was huge broom, ettered A
Every possible manufacture and trade was represent
ed. There were silk manufacturers. matters, shoe
naReF cTGT M o1. co5ecGG nT w "Tac
building drugg,s. butchers bakers and grocers. cigar
'mnery and boiler mauuiacItrs makers OF trunks ana
bags printers and statiOners, carriage makers cutlery
and and arpIe All oss Who % by fRer labor supp iha
necessities, comforts or uxunes OF life found repre-
se'aSn se Wagons m the the oSs''O %oE the many daereS
trades actively carried on. over the temporary
shop OF Industrious blacksmith were the words:
rri roar Of laughter went up from the crowd A. the
ghte eycbals OF lttle coored boy seen shining
gii ndics Of Murdered pGrl,ers dilcUntiy cit mn
bologna saSagcs scattered pieces among the crowd
Builders slowed modes OF houses and carpenters Justify
1l1nrd # long curling slavmes from pldnks "a PRO
Iouse expressed their views Bakers marched in white
lirts armed with great lodyes OF bread, ana "A ire
nendous banging now and then announced the ap-
,rOaca manufacturers or steel. or boilers. Here
md there forge fires burned brightly on the wagons
An cntcrpTSng mattress dealer announced: Well
lut the Democrats in TINS little bed while
mother wagon spoke for " Protection and Home Com
The wagons of express and transportation companies
boxes, lettered win me names OF different states,
md directed TO Garfield and Arthur, White House,
NashiugtOn' Tucse varied by boxes directed 10
Hancock aud English, salt RIVER The few friends
II Hancock present were further disncarened by the
words: " The Democrats want "a chauge-thcyl get II
Il NV J,rscy the 2d OF November"
There were two leaturcs OF the procession that
xcitci roars Of laughter along the waoie
inc. one a transparency bearing this inscription
Us scpuicie unto day" Al The fourth
vlsOn appeared sOrrowful man clad III dIlapldatcd
han himself Behind bin calne llne oi seven detected
mules. led by grOoms. and wearing wnc muslin blank
l. Barnum's Indiana mue-7,5Oo Republican ma
OrIt,
,. Barnum's ONO mule-25.OOO Republican majority.
3. Barnum's trick mulc--.}29.
4. Birnum's cipher mule-Dl'd 1876.
3. Barnum's Chinese mue-Ihe last kick.
u. EJrnuWs lying muc-It won't work
:. Baruum's next mulc-GIvc II up.
About O'clock the procession was stl hling down
'rOad-st hie ihe hrst part winch turned al Nanoef-
Oe--t.was marching up. Twilight began 10 la before
he procession broke up.
SAD INCIDENT.
Thomas Slater member OF the firm Of Enos Richard
on Il Co., manufacturing jewellers at No q Maiden
me, whose factory is Newark, was mounted and
ding at the head OF the jewellers contingent. At
road and Cedarsts. he to fall from lis horse.
Ie Was picked up and carried INTO ncighDorIug drug
tore, where ne gasped several times ana tben expired
here bruises his body, ana death Is supposed
D have been caused by heart disease.
SITES FOR THE UORLD'S FAR.
ETTGNG FORTH 1HE ADVANTAGES or SEVERAL OF
THOs PROPOSED.