New-York tribune., 1884-10-29

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The parade of ,ha Nsliona nqa,d OF s.,n1, ,hs s,y
fH.dy.snS fHd M'sss m.s s II ,ass" sss d.s aud spni
.''sSi IT,. AFFAIR the Kind tia. w"s ,.,asss sss,
ranks and for the utter lack of enthusiasm, "ros e,
the spectators. was not on aosom.t =, ~ , nav the
ne for absence from parade sy Arc "s' as thew .
men 10 finch on account OF bad wea neI 40 ny ny
showed last November when un.y oeIehrate The cen.
,.nn,a, "f The evacuation of Ncw-Yor City by the
British. They have demonstrated on many 3,ne' ar.
occasions that they ya are nS hS, the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency shonld undertake 10
make politica, capital out OF the review Vas Vas
an great that many men whose p1de IL mas
been that they have never before failed to be
uresent with their regiments whenever they were
ordered out we're constrained for this occasion 10
siay at home. Others, "loath for TO stay and
ioafher for to CO." finally concluded to march win
their regi inents but did it in spritess disgusted
way. t., .0 o,r;xod
IN '1fisnVi ,Sis eitv O'a" fro@ Newark at o'clock
yesterday morning and went to, to tine the
Hoffman House where rooms haa PAD. G"Ss ess,sd at
10 O'Clock with Charles w. Mcclure, Proprceor,b "a
Th Buffalo Courier Adjutant-Generai farnsWod5thi T.
and Of sbay ns after w'' ho
omen carriage drawn by.four white horses hat had
been standing for some time waiting Tor MN. me
AdatantGdeaera, ,hrss sn'erea other. ' wers oceu
age n;sa dna ny members efSe f'' Of the Governors
staff. About two hundred people were waning 10
see him come out and three cheers were proposcni
bat were gwen in such feeble way tbat general
laugh followed. Driving RAPIDLY to the corner I oi
Ffth-ave and Forieth-s he MaS .hcrS reUod'nS
The First Division, with his staff. After some
delay, the carriages were driven along the
front of the line anh ho,oTs Go"n hoip~ 10 paid I
by the troops. The people looked on in silence, ex-
cept that now and then faint and faltering az
teinpt at cheer made. The governor ana ms Is
s;alf then drove to the reviewing stand erected IN
front of the Worth Monument and walteu 10 see
tie troops march past. . ., ,
the stands but the apathy with which the Governor
was received on his arrival was painful ana ihoru
fying TO his friends. On the stand, when was
only half filled, there were no persons Vi BIea'
proinIuence The well known veterans VINO gen,
orally occupy the stand when the Nationai ouaru
parades were not 10 be seen there ana .hey are are
not of that kind 10 stay away on account OF 'he
weather. The bearing Of the troops OF te Nationai
Guard Is always to be commenced, but they dId not
appear at then best yeSerday ny any ~ Htans, tnn"
The gray overcOats worn by the majority OF tDeni
gave "a sombrc look to the column. ana the men uio
not look as if they enjoyed the OCCASION Less tnah
5000 officers and men OF the two div,sions wtt tbn VI
passing Of favOrite regiments was wanting.
The 9TH Regiment and the 6eth g.iidn regnifin,
~ they marched sturdily past. nut thefe
was no shouting. The Governor acknowledged the
"a utes of the Generasa and rcglmenial commanders
by raising his hat in orthodox style, and grayely
watched the different commands as they marched
down the avenue. lie never smiled IA thcy Passen
Gy' and Looked ms if hc was not well pleased with
TIE reception accorded him by the people and the
elements. The following commands constitnt-
ing the two divisions marched past me me
22d. 1lth. 9th and 18th regiments, tho ~
Battery and the 1st Battery the 7th, list, sth and
Ggth egimenis all cOnstiuiing the First ID vision,
unde, command Of General Alexander Shaler; aug aug
the 23d 32d and 47h regiments, the 81 Battery, ana
the 18th and l4th regiments, aud the l7th Sepa,
rate Company. all of which make up the Second
Djyi, ION brIgader-tienefal Christensen command
ipa, After passing the stand the parable was dis
missed nj twenty y-second-st. The Governor. when
oil was over. entered the carriage drawn ny whiie
horses aud was driven away.