New-York tribune., 1884-11-02
cREAT PARADE IN NEWARK.
TIT TARIFF QUESTION EMPHASIZED.
Az, KINDS OF BUsINEes, THE PROvHssloN7 ~"N
MULTITUDE OF TRADES RRPREskN'hn'

The Tariff parade in Newark yes'ei"",
the mos, extraordinary popular demons'r"'"n .r.d.
occurred in the history OF the CITY Oh ., nr.vous
a, the same kind which was held In NewarH J - h.or
a. ,,o Presidential election in 1850 mas e'oi ~ -,
o,tod on nv Newark citizens as "o"
,ranifes,a,ion % the interest OF the ousno q, tcs
...,,,e,a and mechanics in the Iarn ,seu. " =. h,.h
II has always been regarded - "o -, n .ou,d
~ o,,,,.al or industrial dcmonstr@"'" n,
. pe.", ,u city IKE Newark Du'
.,,. parade vastly exceheo
r,,,,,crs character and enthusiasm A"0 u" =,
de- 10 move was fixed at 2:3o O'CLOCK ''o"r'
=, the manufactures and workshops "erc 0''
w. W. ,av and the released workmen and operatives to
uo ,, u.ot.s wares and hurried of 70 the meeting
- .,no,uted for their various divisions In oushc"S
- aud offices the clerks and statesmen with 'heir e"
lovers Quilted their duties and hasteneo 'o io' " ~
.rcanizations 10 which they were assigneo "su'""
harkiuc men, lawyers and ply whoiesaie MI" o
merchants leading manufacturers. and other Represents
,,,s M the financial industrial and business interests vi
the city were early at their appointed places VI
vous in the neighborhood OF Washington farA, "n"o
sayly decorated business wagons OF every u'so'Po s
nearly all of them filed with workmeh' "c'" - 80
all parts of the city to the starting poih'' S'" -,
crous tha; they seriously blocked travel IN tno P
cpal avenues ,, ,.u.a,.pine Int
,r tyelve O'Clock the sun out and was haiieo a
. haupy omen. The streets were extremely in"u"'' -
Il was thought that the inconvenience Oh "'"Pe
through them would deter many from joining !" '"0
parade IL was remarked. however that II thete wa.
any such they not missed, ana 'h"'' J." ~ y
would have been difficult to lind place TOT 80
ru,nbor than that which for two hours swept oo"h
Broad-st.
THE CROWD THAT VIEWED THE fAhA"..
ets heran 70 assemble in the main thorougnfare pe
Cor. noo, and the windows of the storee ana evenings
ouckly filed with ladies and children Inc uiiio'"''
-, :, ,,..,x ,,,u,,v pumpering 5000 men. were
maSsed in High ST. with the right resting on
The clubs were @ SIX ,,sd hy nmmeons
mounted stad. As the club ORGANIZATIONS S.iav
eheercd by the gathering crowds Of w"rsinsnen,
and the civic bodles marching III n,n,nss
Scbnmel cheers with the bvstanders NJ thev moved to
the point of formation At oelSck @ mroan 81, pstandns
Within sight and hearing " any one glancihR up Hm
down the wide thoronghfare Eyerywhrre Were tsg ts
snurs uoldlng plumes and marching men. wmle we
fronts of whole business blocks were TRANSFORMED ny pr3
Ss r' sssS Who're sTS the 9 ,SSS
steady tide OF humanity, nun n, "uTI dIaina badges
were seen everywhere among the throng' p,,., aud
At the hour when the procession slhl.cu s ,o,a sn
the other through which II was TO pass
dase, packed with people that horseosi aNea ves,vu @
snd Demoe, pa"S gnes IN The windows and door
wnys aud converted them into cohi9llhn'e lnI1"s W
observation Tor thoit friends At thA hvo' W o
placed It nj between 10000 aud 100000 ii, ihe s,,
oas Of the G ds.er,oS GS, "aSSs SS Ger pSpco fVcy
where aud every face tho krencat lner"s, waH n,
frst
ra1adc ON Monday nient tucked crcssilen oven n"'rH
The rtuccssiun alrmnrd and wh,h wa Wa '""','"',I
,ha The rnrid i4suo mdord tho snrtcine lssn" ia
tho slao and would III all probability carry lo' h''"o
now fiiF PROCESSION WAS MADE ur
Colonel H. /. JOY acted ohief marshal Of the uni
formed division aud was assisted ny stan '"hl"o" Ut
Colonel L.. W. Davis, Captain W. H. NlI'"hiA' - l.
Thompson. z, q. Batticher + W. sullivan 'ohn =
IIughson A H. Van Horn William NJ. Roberts, H. Wayne
Parker h. L. Conkin. Ira Kibum. Roswell Wari, Henry
Coleman, G. h. Matthews, franklin M1rPhS, r. IL Os'h
TdraT' orson wilson and + W. Cummings. The dvi-
sion composed OF insurance oahs,ns 5,ns
;ne fme Te 900 Business Mems Association 5000
hatters 500, wmakers, 100 ultra marine worEmen'
300; trunk and bag makers 500 steel works emp9Ses'
100 with six trucks; carriage makers, %; leather
Works employees 5O0 Domestic sewing Machine @ O1n- ON
panys employees, 600; saddlery hardware men 90
finh Ward Workingnen's Club 20; Blaine aud Logan
Irsh club 10 Colcinan's Business College 100 coloed
citizens 200 carpenters, sash and blind makers ana
Iwvers 100; First presidential Voters, 800 Essex Re
publican League $50; fremont Legion Woolen Industry
IN wagons and miscellaneous OCCUPATIONS
In the division OF business men was lncoTPora&ed & a
iaree dGiegaom o. IHo % pfS 6o TsG sd besSit six ban
and in the front rank were nearly All the leading
portan and Interest feature Of Of the divisions
wac a large number of decorated wagons on which dls-
plays were made OF business industries. Many oi ,nc
workmcn were in their working clothes. Inc JtweifIs
Organization escorted large body OF New ork Jewelers.
Gold Cannot shine I'm this Crowd fine feature o the
naradc was the great display made by the saddery
hardware trade The bore many striking legends
such Protection Preserves Free Trade Nils os'
I'VE Want a Tarif to Favor American Labor In the !
lawyers organization nearly all the representative
body of physicians The building trades accom- |
panied by wagons on which tariff notices were dis
II was 3I5 before the procession began to move and
st that hour organizations were arriving or were III pro
Washington Park upon which the right |
OF the line rested The procession was leo o., ny
tho faf Pol .apla al men
lowed by Major Carl Lentz and staff IN command OF Ten
uniformed organizations Inc ao,ea fnryp Tr
marching had been perfected by the experience OF the
campaign until they had the appearance and ease Of
veIerans The ahsence of boys except where entire
club two had been formed OF the juveniles, was
those OF the Win Congressional district Essex County
and represented every ward aud township Ihey |
greeted with cheers from the point OF starting u
I'll the end of the route, and the crowd at times grew
Leading the business mems division platoons OF
prominent men, all on foot Including such eiiLens as
marched with steadiness and ygor. Following these
came hundreds of the best citizens OF Newar5 Gray
headed, experienced manufacturers marched beside |
young men and Joined in the shouts for "BalneBa
James G Blaine" The character OF the participants
cuded fully three-fourths OF the who
guide the material interests OF Newark and
,nS soe 10 he eaSg pSts Of tho Bar
10 most OF the crowd OF spectators and were warmly
John Il. Emery, Hepry Young, George 81. keasbey and
{. W Riker. Some OF the oder members OF the Bar /
rode in carriages but the greater number walked
Most impressive the enthusiasm OF the men |
from the Clark Thread Works and other great factories
Many of these have only recently become citizens |
through naturalization. and they skilled and i'll
tegcnt workmen their views the Tarin question
FUN Of experience and their enthusiasm for the Rcpub
hcan cause is also for bread and butter The jewellers
OF the city, headed by W. Is Durand as marshal, pre-
eented remarkably fine appearance The marshal and
his aides mounted while the others marched IN |
ylatoons twelve and fifteen abreast The employers
well the wOrkmen in the line and led the shout
tng for " O-O-Ohio" and Blaine-Blane-J james q. |
Blame"
The Inc OF wagons containing men working at their |
Trades was almost endless. The firm employees OF
Z. Halsey Sons filed five large wagons and kept AT
work making morocco from the The large nachln
OF AZ