New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
.sKOOIS AND EDDICATION II THE
CUSS OF THE DEMOkKACG!

Then came the bankers and brokers making
q noble show as they marched with meas
they passed Mr.. Blaine 1t was infectious enihn,
5iasn too for those on the reviewing stand
caught up the cry with more feryor than had been
previously shown except at Mr. B'aine
arrival Half an hour after the head
of the column passed the dry goods men
came into sight and received royal ovation. me
carpet trade followed, casting as they passed
bouquets and flowers at Mr.. Blaine, which ne ac-
knowiedCed in courteous fashion. Then
"G a%sSr coss. f%" DSy was wenrs nGa1s whe Ii and and
blue mortar boards" passed shouting louder
than double the number of their seniors, who had
gone before Then ,es,oatc cane anC'"er ,ecenri"n
bv the crowd equalled that extended to
the Albany boys. he PhladelPh,a lhyincloieS .,l
swept like moving wall step anu dluss oe,,'I psi
asm than any other of the bands but as eacn man
gravely salnted their whitc-haiiel chicf III tno
reviewing stand the light OF devotion plalen III
press vreas 'y ywhatso Sts plainly they showed Mayor
Smith of Philade pha who headed the Blaine l.iae
and Logan Cn1 and Yi was 'a' introdnced r to
Wr Blaine. Then came the Philadelplla
Young Republicans moving as, as rants one bana mau;
opaIn AZ the New York Bar Club swept by; MoSt
noticcnble among the several organizations
which followed was the Old Guard OF Oo nhn I'm, tn9
War Veterans Campaign Army bearing WIN theli
the tatteled emblem, OF loyalty Scared vi many ,
q harl-fOught feld ana ,,'., cn,e
fully cherished campaign banner -, ptulne
the names of Abraham Lincoln and iiannihai Ham
Iiu. As ibia was lowered before Mt. Blaine he
showed evident emotiQn at ne WORTHY
cI"p'r o,oiy r,aaei so,s excitement by dscbateng
Hed trrr ,lnertly ~ front ~ MI blaine
ctrns tnAt toDhtp 40 wAhrhrb WILL
tbs kStsl Assembly Disiici made - eallnnt
shnwina IN nut,leia, diill and lips7i lhet looh"h
ltLe ,e,liahla tourney knights wiil' abinina
hattie aIea and aleamlog breast Plates ana
rphi heartily they 'he"'od fo' hl"'h"
and Inunn ~ they passed the feNle"'"n S'""'
and Justify tho crowd choerod them ~ 'hlW'N'
4 number oi mon holc Ut lholf head transparency
,nsc,ibcd converted by Alexander sullivan
a Il they okod ~ though the conversion
had thorouuhly agreed with thcu. The
T.. l.. Vaughn lloSo Company WIN 'n'l'
.carle, sh,r,s and hrcmcns helmets made hand.
some showing IN tho brilliant light, a i"t %, ,eu
shirted lads bore oft u transparency ie"'l"k ,, p
First prcsldcnnl vote tor inlne ann ,"nan % .,.,"1
were "A good looking set of young men ahn so'inoI
highlV enthusiastic over the privilege 'hoS h""
"Thc XviII,h Assembly District Boys IA Blue
s,rnncd out risht iaunliy swinging blue aud red
rolorcd lanterns, aud cheering as they PasS,u mii
Blaine with degree of yig9r WI ca ,hu''I,o" h,'
healthy mag.: Inc oAsASac,aiion A G,sp"Seh ali
lho zeal of new converts An amusing ana ih,ei'st-
ing feature Of their turnout was cairhso .,
ing bakers dozen Of hoary-hraaed puI no
lacking veterans and abc led: " Democrats wno
nave voted the Democratic TICKET ior
forty wears, but are now sonb w
vote for Blame and Logan" They were
too old TO do much cheering themselves :" ,n'
crowd chccred for them. The Ottwel n',,St,
of the XIVth Assembly Disirct paussu = ,o u IarSe
on their march to present Mr.. Blame WIN nT nrso
bouquet and to steal rev , ,i,,'0o manu
snakes in.return. The lwenty-secoha "a'" I'm" R,ne
made a handsome sight and received wen "e'''''
rounds of applause Tor their gallant bearing c,,,
The Twent, third Ward Blame ana Logan as ~
them. displayed transparency containing 'o,,,I I
paratiye tabr of wages under free trade abroad a9
I ngan Club n staIwart looking lot OF men, bore an
extract from one of Mr.. Blaines speeches he
Republican party aims to elevate ana dignliy iaonI
not to degrade IT," The Potter Lisn, o""' ~