New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-26
TIE DEMOCRATIC PARADE.


UP DEDAIiWA1 10 hA'l1O' W ',,.,,
or mr. 10000 Ngs rrrDfciin ttss THAT 7'O0'
g. iiHr.
4 nntadr was held yesterday IN honW 81
tlrsirnH and iiearies. u rns announced M nh'
,r.f Hn-r.,aru merchants bnlg world tnfr ifl ih H
ii,e rrfaar startled from rt Huitrfg nnf 20 I"'n'
svf,hst m ffani ~ ne worth fnnufren' 'inh "''
i-.. ,.H i-nr rhirh % vas restless bs fHio"7
i,ri iU.nttaia ~ rH,h ~ itIf rtbrinrrHr N''''''
~ nt predictions ~ enthusiastic hti''.
atnU irn rtft teH..i1 10 W ~ h'
ihstit n.- aiitHr44s rfl-'s hs+ttst a1f 'h'
.lla.tt-t ~ -t4ihis HNth, - tri'i era
90 n..i h.t aNl NH~Nl. irs1 'hr" eiN' "'N
BE- H.ir4i lHini "i4t-A.f pact iri fNN fff
H4 tntfi iNs Procession ieH $50 'f,i'f
aipal Aaii rasi anps, lafl4el Np hraiNsl ~ fN''
trru, ,t o. fiiih ann o. 80 ihr Feflnalht s"''
~ U,iolh tha la,l man had passed the N1''h A'N"
mont
~ o'clock q crowd had gathered 10 fiflhaF" p'
tween Twenty sixth and twenty hind SIS consisting '"'
the main part nj persons OF immature age i""'i"'''
known as small boys by hall past 1 theli i''h'
had considerably increased. aud ten nllh"'oS
aftcrward the strains ~ music floating up tiil Nv
caused all the usual Broadway loungcrs 10 STOP ana COZ
gIcgatc front of The iifh Avenue Hotel lhS S,S
reviewing stand by this time packed anu In
Williams with body ~ hi- had cleared broad pau
way up the For the next hour and quartz w.,
procession moved lerkily along As ench hlc TIving
linh Avenue Hotel they hurst into cheers ana iS !
cries, which with singular uhaninlty VII n,-t,d
caught up by the crowd This In fact was 'r The
fea Of the parade viewed from this point AZ ''
enthsia confined 10 the ranks OF the ptialc'
HOW THE CLUBS TURNED OUT,
Tie ranks OF the stock Exchange Cluo contained many
persons whose names do appear ia the STOCK TX
change directory members The officers OF the sever"
companies were promptly In their places. but apparently
they had recruited their forces from the put
andca" brokers and tho pad showers" who nsuA''s
nfest Newest II had been publicly announced that '
stock Exchange Club would number 1000 men, pu' III
spite Of active recruiting for time before the pro
moved mp Broadway the expectation OF the pro
moters Of the display seriously disappointed Inc
clerks did not do much better for they dill not turn OUT
more than one-fourth Of the promised two thohsau a
Tho CeveIand and Hendricks men OF ihe Produce an1
Maritime Exchanges mustered their full strength anu
had nearly a. many In line the official ailn"uho
Ient stated wnud he there II was matter OF REMARK
among the people on the sidewalk how perfectly
democrats preserve their YOuttIu app'd
There we're mon In the ranks who. "a MI
eighteen. hut trust IN the well known trutnIu
the Democracy prevented any one from doHplns n''
,npItte that ihry were prosperous business men 9I
mature years. The Cotton Exchange battalion was nur
w Of representatives OF every southern 7Vlid c,,
looked wen and marched well AZ they coiid con con
sdcring that the band did not play The bonnie pf 's
Among the organizations which II was vH.l".' 'no
nounced would take part IN the procession well
members Of the Canal Boamens club 300 ..' enni
and an intchuite number oi lohs-hoI'Iucn q. Nee
search for these scaiaring supporters 81 ,,.
land revealed only about seventy -hye psi 5'r
many had evidently been seeking Iorit
s ea , enin" ;]a the Jewellers. iG made poor
showing Their number h1d evidently fallen pcio" ~.
anticipation or thFif filtI-, ana thtf ''il al
marched four abreast instead Of twelve IN order 10 M
the space allotted to them. The 100 men VINO Nri'
ad,erff-cd from the Columbia COLLEGE Pr"lu
atc- and students club IN the proc -o
by about hundred young men, who from time I" ulr
amused Themselves and others hy performance W'h
many OF fhr spectators m-tpok for spelling lesson IT,,
cited in uni .ou. OF IN" 800 men who wcl" ON nl
Club about 300 appeared in the parade In th4- il''HV
the actual figures tailed more nearly WIN ''
advertised statements than I'm nost Of The oth'r-
fact which may appear significant irohlnuoni-'s ny
thousand men expected from the Couer LArh'hK' 'iu
and from the Merchants downtown CLUB were rrln''
I'm the parade 10 about 500. The tobacco mon nlntItn
100 instead Of 800. announced The Mechanic az
Imildcr-' Exchange sent about 100 instead OF 'VV
Tho ntingont from the Cleveland and Iondfck- ih-I
ance club about 400 strong tho greater huHpci O0
ing clerks and boys under age.