New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
TRIBUTE OF BUSINESS MEN.
,Con,inurd from First P"sc.l

Gcorgc " COOK sM Lewis * CO.
Cox 4 sedgw'H I1asaur n sondheim,
DAVID D9dd' b., MaThew Leonard & CARING
fiiddlttcn 4 Bro Handel Barmoor 4 Billings,
Si,,Ifs o pS%I Co. . HcllerN BsrGel'
iS.Imcr & Cerrou Walleck Co.
William Riker. ! ~ ~; I" Wi,cSni
shrea,.r douglass. nlAnosri : 8S S;,c
smith { KNAPP, CmmpSncH n' " 20
william Smith " Co. ~ r%N| Nos
Maile.ts N >os HAYES ] u Nerringon Co,
NM, wnyt'T'j IlT.nEa Field Co.
p phrlEp IY wccd' Isaac Alien & Co.
Mems Blaine aud Logan Club al t,V', ar" th Pthe
scented a crcditable appearances n wore
large banners carried 10y coored men, lhHclln'u az
follows: Jewellers favor a protcGtaNe, t,iihn,
and iews'Ty of home manufacture for Americans :;
one presented by Tiffany ~ Co. was ins,lipeu'
Jewellers Legion 1850 Garfield and Arthur
y II Wmlforl acted as grand marshal, assisted
by large number Of deputies One eh5hu u. WWn
jewecr shouted as the procession ponrish
Ium out ram or shine little water WI n"ii -.
he rlant of protection." Gimore's Band ana the
Twenty second Regiment Drum corps i"i"''"'u
the music tor TINS clup'
coal AND IRON MEN on THEIR MEFFLE,
The Coal and Iron Trade Contingent formed IN
Cortllndt-st. aud numercd over 800 men' lheS
were marsheued by Frederic 4, Potts His AIDS
wc,o Colonel Henry Il. Turner CAPTAIN fefham
Captan Il. Rockwell Potts 4, A. Potts lrp NJ T.
Eobmson. William H. Gaylord, ". NJ, narlin' A. NJ
Wilder MIR Coleman. ". u, Walhridge' " H.
Richards W. A. rothcr W. barber ANA Moan
Caldwell, The organization wa' our'''d w -
.o,rs rho hammer of blue silk had on ono
aide tho inscription blaine ana 10,
ran coal aud Iron ORGANIZATION 1nd
on tho other side "Solid for Protection to
American Industries" The chief feature ol TINS
organization was u corps of ton miners from f'ml-
sylvania. led by John Jcrmyn one oi the Oldest
coal miners in the Lackawanna region tn" tram
on which they were to arrive was an hour ana q
half late. and they did not join the process
sion until it reached Union Square. Each
man was dressed in his mining clothes. with LAMP
M the front of lis hat and pick over ms shouHei
As they passed along they were, gree,ed Wlthb
''Boys we won't have oetrade N tins country
Among those in line were samuel sloan Geolge ~
Howl e. G.. Clark. n !. Gates. Chester A: GrlsWoid;
r L. Moulton. Theodore StuIgls, IL. &. DAVIS, ana
members and employees of the following hilns;
IA Potts 4 Co, Moeler a TO- .,
Ward & Olyphtnt Packer hh0Wi,0h w.
l. II Williams x Co, stout van Nlckie L" w.
CT Reynolds Co. futile q Co.
n swords, Jostph n "cHS'
Alfred Barber, j. SkldmoiG,
Henry Turner hcrpert hIo''
T. G.. MOulton
TIE FREMONT OLD GUARD.
Tie al c. Fremont old Guard of SO met nj
parlor No. 49, Aston House in the afternoon, Adolph
Rnrst presrding Resolutions of thanks were passed
~ the New-Jcrscy delegation who pa1aded with
the New Workers The old iiuard formed IN PARK
Row IN front Of the Post ONCE between 800 and
coo strong and fen into line after the Jewellers of
Msi1en lane The veteran voters wore broad
white ribbon with the words d" j. {. Fremont Old
Gnaid Of 80" and Dor, blue banner with the
,ee,nd q Old Guard Fremont In 80, Blaine ~
rel : 4, all pfff
,nunas nf applause was the old banner oi ne
pnrkr Mountain Fremont tluh ~ kiups ConntN ;,
l. L. lHaiiug the narr " the crh am noiiHt
~ I'm pal,irdpfr standing on the siliiiin ~ TIE
f.bt St,,r,io,,a e i,i tlr American Tag uuiurlul.
ihesf t,in lii not feel aisle. iioni thrif altarr.i
seais rs walk over the wh0r ionte jointt TIE
tsialr ~ uri'rt'ithst
Baaf ash sh9e HtN ~ titfh thhf
t.,is "a ihe atle,HaaH ihe members ~ ,ht beH'
sea si,gp iiahe iHsaH W ssIhe 80 Wr'iti-s': hta'
Ilgreh Rhege iheF haa heen instructed lu Hssf''
bic aud Maishai iiFas tshai a"A no Aiits tf'r
LeVt buol furnishing badges ahh eaNfs lH ms many
applicants IL was anticipated that thf association
would n0t tuu out mare than 100 strong ana Only
that number Of badges had been ordered. Twice Tho
.nnnly had "a he renew ed and by the time tho lines
Here formed then were al least 400 men present
al voters. Each member was furnished WIN q
TED badge hearing the inscription; r 1901 ana
Shoe Trade for Blaine ana Logan: Inc bony was
lead by a stalwaIt shoe man bearing Il heavy bHi-
Iion fringed red-silk banner, ON which was printed;
Association" surlrounted by goi9en e3 9
The association included representatives IRON
nearly every prominent house III tGe ti. i As
soon as they had taken up their position the con
f5gcut from the swamp" marched up and took
it, piace Immediately behind the boot and shoe
band Of twenty pieces test S OH
made It's appearance the band struck up ana thieo
Tousing cheers were given for James u blaine.
was time for the association to take
It's place in the line of march. Among the members
OF She boot and shoe trade who took part III Inc
procession were:
Henry Elliot MT Curtis
Mr. hcGovem no"cH
BIZ Powers Morse
W II Brcrden e spencer
y Reed Mr. Higgins
irrne Fisher G W Davis
Henry Dix.
COMING UP FROM THE SWAMP"
C,lly 900 members of the leather trade IN the
"Swamp" met at the office of Hoyt Brothers, No
~ Cold-st and forming into line marched TO No.
al Warren-st where they joined the ranks OF the
boot and shoe trade. Tie call for the meeting was
not issued until late in the morning and
consequently almost an lmpromptu affair.
Prominent members of the trade said that II
concerted action had been taken at an carrier Gay
Their ranks wOud have been swelled to over ooo'
Oliver Hoyt acted as marshal. The men all wore
badges aud carried canes. Al the mead OF the pro-
cesson was carried immense side OF Ieather
mounted on two sticks with the names OF Blahe
md Logan inscribed on II In whltc etters' As me
PROCESSION started its way 10 JON us conTadcs IL
was greeted with three rOuslng cheers ipr the hc,
publican candidates Among the firms represented
IN the ranks were:
II Ialhew. T. tOstello.
1iovt Irnfhcrs Daniel MOrat.
STEPHEN Ki.ler's Sons, CA Scohcld,
Kedk and Nos,er, Erasmus sterling,
Melvin Horton, George W Hart,
X II seat0n. ~ L@pl,
tben Dlnioh' "a tTril!,',ot.11
W u burbank Solomon Philips,
IN w f Tpn'Iiia sA and j Dickcrson