New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
END OF THE GREAT PARADE
TRAMpING TILL LATE IN THE MORNING. i.
THOUSANDS WAIT TO CATCH WORD FROM Mr..
BIAINE--THg MULTITUDE DISPENSING.
Whnn TuE TpInIrNE won't To nress Yesterday

THOUSANDS WAIT TO CATCH a WORD FROM bh
BIAINE--THH MULTITUDE DrsPERsiNG.
When THE TRIBUNE went to press yesterday
morning, the Republican hosts still marching
steadily past The reviewing stand at Madison Square and
far up Ffthayc. the glare of advancing torches
Deep rows Of enthusiastic spectators lined the
sidewalks OF the avenue from far above Madison
Square to Fourtecnlh-st. Around and In front
Of the reviewing stand dense mass remained
until the procession ended, eagerly selling upon the
slightest proyocaon Ia burst forth into storm OF cheers
They cheered the marching the banners. the notices on
the transparenclcs the catchwors of the passing pa-
ralcrs: and when there was pause they cheered Tor Mr.
Blaine on their own account.
At the Twcntythird-st. corner Of the Fiith Ayenuo
Hotel knot OF bosotc1 individuals. imnitatlns the
329" grovellers of $50 tried to he exceedingly funny in
burning pieces of paper. The evcucmpcred Repdbli-
cans were fled 10 treat the Stiffness OF these ho0d
lums" with CONTEMPT. and gave their energies TO tie
more gracious business OF appauding the bright features
of the great parade the confidence that the American
pcople will Tuesday a@suredy rebukc the vie con
spraor- who have been soindustriusy brewing siande
The organizations which passed the stand after mid
night all received mcrcd applause. ana each had some
distinctive feature The Jacobus Pioneers marched by
the stand IN omen FORM small files alternating on either
side of the street officers being in the centre AZ
they came OF Mr. Blaine they executed the plra
ing rail fence" evolution which first made its appear
aucc In thc campaign OF 1860.
applaute by their fine marching and thelr handsome
white uniforms. The ORION Battery OF Jersey tity
marched it has marched for many campaigns WIN
perfect line The lines of the 1th iseslncn ORGANIZATION
ed past like animated boards 1he Blgi auh 'Ieghu
Blaine and Logan clubs seemed to nave Orgai-
izcd al the voters Of their respective
r. K"cEcy Association and The Black Jack Association
from Jersey City. the Ioyt Guards ana the cuos rom
Staten Island were heartily chcerc me ish
Longsloremens and Italian organizations were Eee'cu
with round after round of applause as they hed ny ru9
cessivcy with banners and transpaTncl"s upon W'sn
were witty hits and pregnant with meaning 10
the laborins men Of ne country. p,,,,,,o, ,ys con
The front file of The Garet Roach ballahon wa '1l t
posed Of men IN Continental uniform ana ana ID u tls
scre aa fo Of the .sG os1"Tn n c Stars and stripes
and white beaver hat, swinging tne con,
venona umbrella lie was greeted with all 'or'' oi
At BIO the swedish Republican Association passed tte
students fell in behind and, rushing to the corner OF ue
reviewing stand with roar Of cheers ana an3n,' O,
slccch NIr Blaine had left the stand shortly after ]
o'clock and had yet returned. The crowd palsed .
get him ont OF bed Is they began Ia move. some one
cried ont Here he is" and they stood still Guarded
Of the steps the stand there wa roar ana
surge each of the dense rong tried to get near
Captain Williams and twenty more OF his sturdy OF
icers 10 ep Ar Blaine from being crushed b9t Wlth
back the hotel The immense crowd rushed aiter hihl
nilins up the space brtween t9s ao'ei anu
James g. Blaine taken mp and repeated agdn and
again with noise like the roaring 0f the stornsuri nm
I'll Mr.. Blaine appeared upon the balcony Of the hotel
over the entrance Then the refrain became hurricane
OF noise as Mr. Blaine stood barehe1tcd and proudly
erect waving his handkerchief Tor silence II was some
moments before the multitude became sun
Then the strong clear tones OF The voice,
which has been cloctrifying the country FOR 50 many
weeks was heard in two brief sentences: -.. 49,,
=" cannot say Good Night but bid you '"ooa
Morning and trist that November usneis III lof-
tunatc day and "A fortunate month.
These ftw words provoked another loud and continued
storm Of cheers which lasted long after Nh Blame had
disappeared And then the greatest demonstration ever
witnessed IN NcW-NUrk was over
The XXIIId District organizations were under charge
of william cddy District Marshal The iirSt orgni-
latiou wa, the Fricdsam Battalion, under command or
Major W. " B0wles Company A. captain GAVIN, -
men: COMPANY b. CFTiedsam Guard. Lieutenant j. +.
FAY lor, % men; Company {. Jaeger torp' captain H.
g. Naran 100 men: Company H., Captain = O. iISylcF'
80 men; in all 800 men, marching III double rank SIX
tcen-fe patoOns. Then followed the Pioneer Regiment
comnanacdby Colonel i. VI. Patrick. ~ ten companies
OF about forty each. marching in single RANK tWelye
files Then came the Pioneer Club IN citizen dress n
j. nderLl president and iwo relocated colored com
panie- all about 1900 men from the ANlIld DIS
trlct.