New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-27
PREPARING TO RECEIVE Mr.. BLAINE
.np.xcrSG FOR TIE WEDNESDAY PAHApI ~
,,. ,,c vpID.Y DEMONSTRATION


THE BIG FRIDAY DEMONSTRATION
p.onorot;ons fol- the reception to Mr.. Blaine
,- .,,v are going forward smoothly Ihere Is ~
aonh, that he will receive most enthusiastic go
Quarters have been engaged for him AT INC ~ ai
uo,.l lie will reach here on I"o' =, ,ha,
No formal reception will be heid ny ., NJ.
,euing a. he wishes TO recover from the i".,su ,
e'eHs, - ,nostoun and Elmira- on Wednesday
S,v.,cr no will receive callers The parade oi 'uo Jus
re.s men ON Wednesday afternoon promises ~ oo w
creator than the turnout for Cleveland on 'a'""''
~ financial and trade associations VIII DC replco
including the stock Exchange ASSOCIATION the Ne" io
rrduce and Maritime Exchanges. the New-fork retro
-, a,d stock Board the New-York Mining ana Nd
,o,ai Petroleum Exchange, the Cotton Exchange 'hc
Iower Wall street Merchants Association the west sue
,-ebants' Association the jewellers Association tu
Bar Association. the Insurance Associajloh; tnc o"
I,sslers' Association the Hardware and Metal Asso,
citation. the Paper Manufacturers anu n,"Oo''''
. Association and the American SIX ASsoc'"'VH
NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED.
,uuhcr of merchants in the paper and stationery
,siness met at No l2s Dusne-st on Saturday for the
purpose Of efecting an organization SO As 10 '"Ao
th cst parade The associated trades connected win
ais m0yemen' hut book binders and dealer.
g. .ardboard. pasteboard aud stationery g%2ous, % ,,
,rs,ct.d turnout OF from 400 to 500. pernaIchI
ORGANIZATION was made, aud the name adopteu r
I1eentiye COMMITTEE is as follows David scott " "
Barnes Colonel W. T.. Van Wyck H. w SAMMY ny ;,,f,r
s : Nav. IT,. and George F. Hicks Among otheTs
present We're Alexander Agar, Samuel W MoeiSn vi
fI.rse y raTsUns Clarence pBeebe 'S and E. s. May Il
Is proposed by many OF the rn Sc I ttey to Mad
Son souarp on Wednesday afternoon. III honor oI Nj
Eia,ne and the merchants who will parade.
wednesday morning the clergynen 0 Ne", oIH ~ az. .i
vicinity will pay their respects 10 MI b.%l a,o,a a. ,
doi @ nifh the Clergy originated among themselves and
without suggestion from the National or any OIhe CON
,nitiee when Mr.. Blaine was here before over a nun
cred ministers called upon him at one tlne ana many
regretted that they were unable to he present. W.,
nesdav evening Demonco's will be participated III ey
200 OF The leading Republicans OF this city villa" III
Iyarts will preside. Among those present VIII
be John jacob Astor Levi p Morton Cyrus %
v. Field. David DOws, william Dowd sA-GG, ,iarT,,,
B. F. Jones, $ B. EiGns and samuel Fcsscnden of the
National Committee James d. WarIrn' a. oDalI r.
and j. W. Vrooman of the state Committee iIonas
Acton. General Lloyd Aspnwal, GereraI An33n & o..
Bliss senator Frederick Gibbs and John a Eaglcson.
Brooklyn is making elaborate perpetrators 10 ieVeiNr %
Mr. Blaine Thursday 1t will show what can oe dohe
IN that line.
SOME DETAILS OF FRIDAYS PARADE.
The event Of Mr. Baine's visit, however Will be the
great parade Of Friday evening. The uniformed cohp"n
les iu each Assembly District have received
large acoessions during the past week
of the crack organizations from other cites are to
in S6t are coming down from Albany $50 strong by
special train on the West Shore Railroad IhGy VI" ~ oe m
received at the Fortysccond street Ferry Dy the '
Legion and will be the guests of the latter orgta,H
he he escort To the Grand Marshal and staff. The IN
yincihes and the Young Mems Republican Clno of fhi,
depha will also on by special tram ana VII ~ to
sfsfs of the Blaine and Logan Club of the stock EN
change OF this city. The visiting organizations VII nc IN
The frs division. in order to give them an opportunity 10
,e,rb home some time before daylight Special trains
will be- run bv all the railroads leading into this cry Z"
accommodate the throngs who Will come mere u "l'hcs
the parade -. 49,, ,,.,t D.
correspondent makes suggestion that the old ke
pubcans Of 1886 who voted for Fremont iakr paiJ m
Inc parsle uf next Friday, distlncuvely men VINO
were Republicans then and think not many Oh @ @1nun
have fallen from grace but intend 10 vote Tor t,e -a
grand old party whose banner was Inscribed the ana
now: Free Press. Free Speech Free soil. flce
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