New-York tribune., 1880-10-12

Alfred Churchman, 9. ID. Van Wagcnen, '" o
Young, G. ii. Meday, II. j. Robinson, T.. U. Lanson
Consider Paris, George b. Ferris, John A. Boyer
and George Martin.
The delegation carried open-work oahnei
with the inscription, Republicans of the
Produce Exchange" and was in command
of Captain s. Oscar RYDER. Of the Ninth kegl-
ment, assisted by V. W. MacFarlane, Theodore
Lane, Albert H. Brown, +. f. Pinto, G. s. Kennedy
Fl. W. Cowin T.. ID. Neustadt, c. ID. SabiD, Jesse
Hoyt jr c. b. Lockwood, w. w. Rossiter, Henry
Baldwin. +. Valentine. c. 4. Heuberer. j. M.
Burt. BENJAMIN Parr, w. NJ. Stillwell and
George w. Adams. Just before the bat
talon marched from the hall apOu'
400 members of the Brooklyn Young ne
publican Club marched into the hall and were re-
ceived with cheers and applause. They wore COM
manded by Captains Cowiug, Sharpe Lanand'
Benedict. Moffat, Perrine, Aalholm and Riggs.
Thev were also dressed in business suits and Derby
hats. and they carried canes Ihey aiso
wore on the left breast a white badge win
the words Brooklyn Young Republican
Club.D They were guests of the Produce
Exchange Battalion. and marching into the street,
headed by the Port Chester Cornet Band they re-
ceivcd much applause. The Brooklyn CiuD carrieo
three transparencies with the words: No man can
afford TO be lukewarm," Push things U. ). u"
Welcome Grant"
| Marching into Twenty-secondst, with the
| right of the column resting In broad"ay'
! these organizations were given nearly
reception by the Young Mems Repubh-
| can Club of the City of New-York, numbering
| abeut 500 members, nearly oil of whom wore SIX
hats and citizens Clothes and were IN command or
| Judge f. g. Ciedney, assisted by Captains James
Lyal D. d. Telford, Joseph Uilman. Judge Angel
| II H. Sprague. Mortimer c. Addoms. Harrison Mil
lard and G. +. Homer. This BATTALION IKE tne Two
former, carried no torches put as aispaSehb inscrbed
the name of tae club. They also CARED
! three large American flaes and were headed by the
5h Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps whicn payged get
| bugle marches during the march. A calcium neht
men in the ranks were j. w. smenton; Robert
| Staats Bleeeker Rathbone. ex-Colonel scott
! Charles f. Connor. Charles II. Patrick and John +.
Next in line was the Young Business Mems
| Garfield and Arthur Republican Club, numbering
| 1876. many of whom were employees OF A. L. stewart
& Co., and Of the scribners'.. They marched like
old 7eteraas and were To q Smith and
SSpRa'So? SaIst = i A. Brdss%aS @ W: aedassE eSssdS
and Charles Rock The Jewellers, Z rasas LsgloH
} $50 strong, commanded by Marshal H. H. breawen
and CAPTAINS + A. Dawes, II cray ,ds "; 3D. Whte A,ae
house. Russell Van. Ness, O'Neil and Brnmmel
came next beaded bS Mason's Drum Corps. Of Yon-
with the title of the corps inscribed upon 1T, and
marched with the order and precision OF Wen,
| Grill trOODg.
FoIioying came the members of the Central Cam
paign C Chorus Club, numbering 800 IN citizens'
dress, each carrying lantern They rfoS were COW hE
Messrs Bullard, Bard. Demarest. Holden, FISHER
Oakley. Redieid, Gillette DAVIS UnkieS, behey'
| Curti;. Travers BIackman, Stern, Undermll,
Mitchell, Hoag, Stuyvesant, Stookey, foung ana
| Mclaughlin and were preceded by kenzos Drum rum
Corps During the the March Nardoa to sT Whe
waiting for the order to marcn tie @ business n'en
| sang college glees, campaign and war songs.
| The lXth Assembly District complement was
throughout simply magnificent Every conceiva-
| hIa cnStnme appropriate for such occasions was to
he fonnd in the long line of clubs. The contingent,
DnG m,ii'" upward Of 1000 men bearing torches.
%n was under tie command of Alderman J.W Jacobus.
tions in the comma d wee filled by Colonel e. M l..
| EhIers Lieutenant-C W. ii. Coosa, and MAJOR
| George w. Bush , so.,,-
First came small company numbering forty
| Bows in Blue. with white caps ana capes' VINO
did police duty. Then followed the com.
maadeT a@% staff 2%o Tn strong 1s coming ater
the Eagle Association, 100 men, under w. l.. Metis;
the Lincoln Union, numbering 800 men, WITH me
| nr-sident of the club Andrew >. Campbell, ~ me
head aud under the command OF William n'Mi9; We;
the Colorcd Campaign Club, 1I5 strong unHeT w.
G. Harris; the Veteran Boys III Blue, under 'lliam
| Holmes. numbering siXty-four men.
The feature of the procession however;
was Hancock and English Club Waich ai naa ;naG
come over to % man m o to mon 'Tg who AZ the last
election had belonged to the Tildsn
Rows in Blue and the Red White and Blue Boys.
The mauv other companies OF tns s 'faie p s
| The Xth Assembly District Clubs were unuef tne
command of Colonel James Duncan. A brilliantly
| uniformed staff filled the varlons minor commannls
and consisted of William Elliott, Adam schaeter
| Jscob Stark Daniel Fre, John Wlttmann FRED
ercl1 Burkhardt and Peter Ehrhardt; Wheh n me
nrocsssion was passing the house of Colonei Dun
aD af No I4S Stanton-st it halted to receive from
his daughter the, present OF handsome d si,
white silk banner bound around with RED SIX
fringe and bearing fine picture OIL GeneI'si :. Gao ya
On horseback in the CENTRE with the words Wcl11
come TO our Nations Hero about III. AT tue neau
of the procession was band In blue capes and Oeu
sl;n bnsbies The men, all bearing forches, con,
sisted of Boys in Blue some wearing biue eape9 ann
bats and Others white capes and hats, aud DumDer-
~ The Xth Assembly District organizations were
commanded by Colonel Charles Freichel. with tue
| foIiowing aids Lieuteuant-C0onel Carter. AdJu,
tant r. Ray Hamilton, Major Ihopas Croft ana .hd
Onartermaster John T.. Rodgers FIRST came the
Grant League numbering 49o men a'l,rgS pr;ce ,n
Then followed the Morton Battery; lOI strong
} commanded by Oliver Davis and john W; DIN
costume WAS WIFE VIE S9is this ~n S
He M a%%i hSniSn sssissa SfEsa by D' H. Yam ysehten
James BIackhurst ana George mau'h. smiiariv
attiyed 10 tire other The Old Guard came nex', 10
the number of 150 presenting truly PiGtuIeslue
appearance. The frock coat was blue ana he %ais,
cnat white while tine white leggings came well up
on the tight-fttiug black trouseres Ihe cocKade
: wa, White. A saucy little red. white and
9 hue cockade stuck out in front ,oi
I the hat This handsome company was commanded
9 INV I r. A. Beatty with J. 6. McMurray. j. NJ
Chrsty Charles Brink aud Thomas MSody as aids aids
The Chester A. Guards, numbering 200, the Boy;
IN Rlre 900 strong tho Coiored Boys in Blue. 400
sarono and tho Citizens Association of the District
: 500 strong all under command of 5. j. Acton mex
followed making the Chester A. Guard contingent
a 100 strong A band led this part of the districts
: The University Boys in Blue, made up OF students
from the University of the City of New-fork came
II nevt They were dressed IN ordinary costume an,
k cared red and blue lanterns. Charles r. BeDeuic
| was the captain and j. w: Jewett NJ. w. Dausei AM
| George H. Hazen assisted him.