New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-09
THE LOCAL CANVASS.

BBFCIIER AND HORATIO sFYMoUR-INsPECrORS
or ELECUONs-DEMOCRATIC DIFFERENCES.
The arrangements for the great parade OF
the Boys in Blue, to take place in tins city
Monday night are now finally completed
and promise display such as has
never yet been seen in New-York
Mr. Beecher made a rouSing speech In
Brooklyn last night, and Horatio Seymour
spoke in ChickerIng Hall. The Democratic
factions yesterday did not reach harmonious
conclusion about the city Offices Republican
primary elections for the nominating cOnven-
tons took place.
THE GREAT PARADE OF BOYS IN BLUE.
PREPARATIONS COMPIETF-oRDEK OF THF COLUMNS
AND HOW THEY WILL FoRM-4O,0O0 MEN TO
BIZ IN LINE.
The preparatons for the Republican parade Mon
day night next were complete, by the Garfield ana
Arthur Campaign Club of the Central Committee
yesterday. The rooms of the club were crowded
last evening with persons interested IN the parade.
among whom were General Baruum, General
Carleton. Colonel Crug3r, SoIou b. Smith
Alderman Pcrley and Alderman JacObus Ii
= now believed that there will he over
10000 men in The column, as many organizations
outside of The city have repOrcl1. 900 or more men
eacn. The column viii move promptly at $50 ,. H.
and the head viii start from Seycnteenth-st. ana
Fifth-aye. The line of l. arch VIII be as already
stated IN 1HE TRIBUNE, although there has
been some complaint that it IS too short considering
the large body Of men that will be IN
the column. There has been some difficulty, owing
10 Che prevailing dlstemptr. 10 yet Suuclent NUM-
her o horses 10 mount al of the aids IN addition -
the large number of cavalrvI1en. Horses VIII DE
brought from the surrounding country for DIS
tance of over Il hundred miles. ,
Inc three divisions were al completed. and the
positions assigned TO each last night. he iIst
division VIII consist OF 1000 men, ana VIII ae com
manded Uy General Horace Porter This division Wii
form in or around UniOu- Quarc, and will be led Oy
mounted police. foot police, blmoreS baad ana
dram corps, Headquarters escort, General OaIr'
Department Commander and san, General Dawes
aud staff. GIaiulla's Band, stock Exchange Clnb,
General Porer and stai, followed by 5le d'Strlc'
crganlZa, lons from the lst to the Win Dsirct.
The second division VIII consist OF about lZOUO
men, and viii form ia the streets Det"ecn EieYehth
ard Seyenteeuti-sis The hdad ot the division VIII
| consist of mounted police OOt police, twenty lie
ront Colonel Joel ". Mason, commander and stan.
Produce Exchange Club, Central Campaign Cln0
| and district organizations from Tue llltn 10 thc
XXiVth Districts
Inc Third Division will form in the streets cast
| Of Ffth-aye., between Seyenteenth and twenty
thrd-st. Ii will be commanded by General +. +.
| Winslow, and viii consist of about 1000 men;
The principal part of this division VIII he formed
of the ,Brooklyn Boys in Blue under under
men General Ramsey of Jersey cay
with large number of men. Will also ta%e part IN
|
1t will take several hours for the PROCESSION TO
| pass given point, although tho column VIII move
%s e qGSie qnmnaed and GsSS dTsworls viii be displayed
| at various points The effect VIII also he
heightened by electric and calcium lights; the lai-
ter will he literally scattered through the process
sion. The thirty or more bands of music VIII en-
| liven the OcGaSl0n
Among the organizations reporting Yesterday
| were the following, with their commuters: Dit-
| tenhoefer Legion, Wm. G. Irving, 100 men; Ar
thur Legion. John X. NngenI; 700; fIHsaing
;''T"T B"vs "a c B8p General F. I. Mariiadae, 1000
second Division Boys IN Blue. Brooklyn, General
E. b. Fowler. 5000; Chester A. Arthur
PSnser Pys !" Camp mi' club CcoloreS AIfrrd Mills. BOO
Lincoln Union. NJ. Is. White. 500; XVIII Assembly
District Michael Cregan. 700; Reouhhcan luyuci-
Fish. ir 100: Bows in Blue. Xllth Assembly Dis
irict' Colonel HenIy Fisher, 500: Boys in
Bnc Xlth Assembly District John ii. Brady, 300;
General Henry A. Barnum Battery; Colonel VIM.
Nj. Phelps and Colonel George Becker two com
pancs OF 200 men each Students OF M Inc MenicaI
Colleges G. 5. Benedict ZOO Boys Ill Slae, Colonel
Charles VI. South worth, 300.
The IXth District Corps. under Bngadier- General
John W. Jac0bus. will have two bands and 300
mounted men. This is one of the besr drilled and
equipped corps III the city. 1t viii consist OF 1000
| men MANY of whom were army veterans. One
pecu!i2r feature will be a company composed OF
men wbc have heretofore been Democrats and NOM
| bers of n Hancock and English club, but
| Rrpubicars and under General Jacobus's IN
structons, We're organized into a COMPANY.
| The following are some of the members
| of this company: Charles :. Shaw, John Is. Welch,
Joseph c. Harrington. Matthew Barbour, J.W. Ing
| den W. J. Delaney, James Pike, Henry NOepcl, W.
| Fowler /. Airan. o. Allison. A. Allison. John
| Voclpe John Kcnney, James Barber. +. l.. Matthes,
! Andrew Tweed, James Searles, Hector u. W. Rouse,
Gencral Grant, who will review the column will
be attended by Governor Cornell and staff. General
Grant will arrive in Jersey CITY this evening a ~
| t,tNl e hnnnr
him to the Ifth Avenue Hotel where he VIII remain
during his stay IN the citY. A banquet WI he
Gt sS[4 Which Ex.Govrrnor q n Rice VIII preside.
| committee consisting Of cX-Goyernors Bout well
and Talbot and Colonel Herbert +. Hili, accom-
panied 10y Superintendent ~ A; Folsom. OF the Bos-
| ron and Providence Railroad, will leave Boston
! Monday for New York. and on Tuesday the com
mttee and General Grant and party VIII leave this
| city Tor Boston.
MR.. BEECHER SPEAKS IN BROOKLYN.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING UNDER THE AUSPICES or
! THE YOUNG MEN's GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CAM
PAIGN CLUB OF THAT cry.
The Young Mems Central Garfield and Arthur
| Climb of Brooklyn last night held mass meet
! INC in the big tent" at Flatbush and Fifth
! ayes The announcement that Henry Ward Bcecher
would preside attracted large crowd. The largo
tent, which seats nearly 200 people. was filled 20
Its utmost capacity. and there we've also
many people crowded about the entrance
| who wero unable gain admittance. Mr..
| Beecher arrived shortly after o'clock aud
was gree ed with enthusiastic cheers which were
| renewed again and again he made his way
through the dense crowd to take his place on the
platform Marcus Peterson. president of the club
| called the meeting 10 order. and introduced Nlr.
| Beecher as chairman.
MIR. Beechcr was again warmly greeted. rs he
arose and the vast audience followed his remarks
with close attention HIS speech. Ia substance. was
| as follows:
| Ihnye been so long in public life. and have been
az urs outside OF parish lines, that do not thIuk it
rnc.sarv TO apooyza ~ any lor myself, clergy