The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-10-09
INDIANAPOLIS IND, SATURDAY. OCTOBER g. 1880

Marion county legion; zoo, Captains Golian and
''s Captain c. E. whitesIdes Franfiin. fii.''' 49,
Artillery division, George w. Johnston command
Ing. Two batteries of six-poundsrs.
At the head Of this marched Juvenile company
In charge of Louis Kern's "baby" cannon, hand
somely decorated.
Eleventh ward citizensin carriages, 81
~. 81 SECOND DIVISION.
S F. Gray, malshal. and staff
Cicero Cornet Band,
Michigan Boys in Blue 162 men, General F. W.
Swift.
Ypsilant Boys In Blue, 30 men.
Carriage containing Albert g. Porter and party.
Bartholomew county band.
FRANKLIN delegation liz, Captain Fellers.
Johneon county band
johnson county delegation, 122.
Hurricane band, johnson county.
Columbus baud.
johnson county delegation
Spaulding drum corps, As, Peru.
Bartholomew county delegation, 81.
Poland band.
Clay county delegation, IS.
Greencaste band.
Greencastle delegation, 4S.
Indianapolis colored Jefersonian club, A.
Hagar veterans, Terre Haute, Il
Terre Haute club, A.
West Newton club, 81.
Rochester band.
Fulton county delegation, 65.
Richmond Light guard band.
Richmond delegation.
Anderson drum corps.
Madison county delegation. 2s.
GreencastIe band
GTeencastle colored guards
Seymour light guard, band,
Seymour delegation 80; Washington towr ship
band,
Warrington township delegation. 1is;
lawrence township band,
Lawrence tosnphip delegation 7e.
Ziobsville<xd Delegation, 81
namilton cornet band
Hamilton couhtv delegation, so
Lebanon Delegation, Is.
vanderburg del gatio !, 55
hiIlsboro delegation, 55
Charlottesville delegation, 126.
Avon mounted guards, Hendricks county, 60.
THIRD. DIVISION.
Colonel @. ]. Dobbs. marshal and staff
Southport band.
Knights Columbia, 20.
Stock yards wagon, with 20 occupants
Barnum's seven mules ridden by seven democrats,
who viii vote for Porter.
Southport Garfield Glee club, 80.
Perry township band.
Perry township delegation, 80.
Flechsrs wagon, ~ with s Is farm hands, drawn
Twenty-second ward wagons, 90,
Fourteenth ward delegation, So IN charge of the
man-of-war. -
Seventh ward canal boat, manned By IA men.
Sixth waad prick house; ls men si.sork -
The Nordyke Marmon Company display OF ma
Croneis garden IA.
Electrotype foundry; 10.
Z. Over & 20 . foundry; 10
Woodburn Sarven Wheel works. mine wagons.
E. c. Atkins; two wagons
North Indianapolis wagon worEs; three wagons, So,
Quaker brick yard, nine wagons, Sc.
Baldwins piano house, 81.
Domestic sewing machine, "a.
DickeL sous school furniture, 36.
Eagle machine works traction engine.
Udell wooden ware, TO-
Cumberland band and delegation, GA.
Franklin township delegation, 100.
White se wing machine, 20
Wayne township wagons drawn by SO horses, rs.
Third ward wagons, 40.
Bruwpsburg delegation, Sc.
Hendricks county delegation, a.
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession moved by the following route:
East on Washington to East street, north on East
to Ohio, vest on Ohe to Pennsy lvania north on
Pennsyivania to Norts, vest on North to MERIDIAN.
south on Meridian around the west side of Circle
to Washington, west on Washington to Tennessee.
street. the tail novel, the line just exactly
covering the route which extended twenty.nine
squares, three miles.
The Mortoes.
The line was unusually rich In striking notices
and devices Some of the more noticeable ones
"Porter, Peelle and protection" carried by the
rolling mill club
I'VE fought to preserve the union. not solid
south"
youth"
"a free ballot for every American citizen, black
THE ~orkingman needs protection"
"we preferred to follow Grant, Sherman, Sheri-
dan, Thomas and Meade"
"Hancock the soldier In peace and statesman In
war;
"Whecr' finish Hancock on November I'd.
"wheei' drive Landers home October IL
Garfield and Porter are our "spokesmen"
Our sfelloes" all for Porter
We want change to make "hub-bub
The last four wagons were On the Woodburn-
earven wheel works wagons
1.-THE mills of the gods grind slowly, but these
mills grind fast and exceedingly nne" The
Nordyke Msrmon Co. display.
- A hog :uPi9e and fellow pouring a drink down
Telegraph it to the boys, Jim, 8 to 81
The Michigan union veterans carried the motto
I'VE vote as We shot and don't you forget it."
'sTake off the tariff and these men must work on
half wages and we must close our shops " E. c,
knights of Columbia.--"Let muscle have an
| equal chance with money" SIX. of c. solid for
Porter" 'Porter our friend"
| Medical students solid for Garfield and
| ''Hancock's reason-because
1--WE are coming Frank Lsnders-swim out or
out or grab rootm
Protective tariff for laboring men,"
'5tockyards solid for Porter.n
"Hahk from the Toombs (picture of Robert)
The southern debt must rs paid somehow"
Visiting Delegations.
| The o'clock morning trains the Bee line,
Peru, Cincinnati, 1. st. L., and Vandalia roads,
all came In from an hour to an hour and half
late, carrying from ten to twelve extra coaches,
filled 70 overfoving with uniformed clubs and AK
cursionists from dtHerent points along their 1e-
spective lines Il Is estimated that they carried
In all not less than g. 90 people
Up TO IL o'clock last night 1t is said that there
we're more visitors in the city than at any time
during the democratic rally on Tuesday. All the
hoses were crowded, and 1t was difdcult to fnd
sleeping room.
The trains that came in at and o'clock this
evening viii bring q number of uniformed clubs
and brass bands from different towns to take part
In the torch-lfght procession tonight.
Delegations OF Boys In Blue from New York,
Washington, Harrisburg and Pittsburg we're pres
| ent.
Afternoon ana Night.
Senator Conkling's speech at the wigwam was
The great this afternoon and long before
O'Clock every available niche was occupied. The
2meeting was frst addressed by Gen. Fitzpatrick,
Of New Jersey. Mr.. Conklipg then followed. At
8o'cleck the crowd extended half . block away
from the wigVem,
AT ths Circle, Judge A. w. renney, of New
YORK, Gen. r. Banks and others spoke. There
was no speaking at the court house.
Tonight Will Do given up to the torchlight pro-
cession In which IL II estimated that there win be
5000 torches Tne procession will march from
the corner OF Delaware and Market streets, alorg
the following route;
East on Market street to East street, south on
East street TO Washington street, west on south
do OF Waahtngten ieot to Illinois street, south