Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-03
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In front of the Western Union building Jay
Gould hung out large sheet of brown paper
with Blaine IN big figures written thereupon
| The paraders Kissed and shouted till Gould was
+, forced to retire. Five minutes afterwards Jay
| Gould clerks hung up sign reading. My
| Deal, Mrs. Beeeher." The Cleveland men
] Broadway was filed with mingled Kisses and
cheers. 1t is estimated that 10 900 business men
took part in the afternoons parade. The
Blaine men filled the streets and the hack
neyed war-ery of Burn this letter" was
| drowned by shouts of
Dear Mr.. Beecher,
You're Christian preacher;
Go and find Maria
And the way to heaven teach her.
As daylight faded the paraders were treated
to trausparencies, bearing the notices: The
Blaine Magnets Against Cleveland and the Tar
tiers, Even Irishmen Vote for America,
Against England . Beecher Killed the Demo
cratic Party by Publishing Grover Cleveland 5
idotic Letter.
Cleveland stood over three hours on the re-
viewing stand, next to the Worth monument,
under canopy of purple velvet fringed with
gold, upon each corner of which was a golden
eagle. When he took his position, soon after 4
o'clock, Madison Square before him was packed
with people. The grand stand, on the opposite
side of Fifth avenue, held at least a thousand
ladies with their escorts. A great shout in
the distance, which increased To roar as the
head of the procession came inView, announced
the approach of the mass Of men. Cleveland
SlOOl up, ana great CHEERS 10TH, WHICH
were increased as Pat. Gilmore seized his wand
and his great band sent out upon the air
" Hail to the Chief" General Woodward, the
Grand Marshal, here saluted the Governor, and
the latter returned tie salute, the crowd ac-
knowledging the greetingWith cheer hatmig
have been heard in Jersey. When Cleveland
moved from the stand. after the procession
passed, until he had entered the Hoffman
House, the crowd kept up continuous cheer
This exceptionally great display in numbers us
well as i'll appearance, had not passed away
when the tOrches of the Tammany braves were
seen waving WhereSOeVer one looked, as the diff
ferent wards and Assembly District associations
were making their way to the rendezvous in the
neighborhood of Washington square
While these two monster demonstrations were
taking place III New York, Brooklyn, over the
river from New York, was having Il parade of
its OWL, and it is estimated that not less than
10000 people were in a line. Brooklyn proper
was assisted in its display by delegations from
the country towns. The line of march extended
from the City Hall through circutuous streets
to Williamsburg, a distance of about twelve
miles There was tremendous enthusiasm all
along the route.
The streets are damned again tonight with
people who turned out TO gee the Tammany Hail
parade. The police seemed worn out in the
struggles with the people during the week
croWding TO see Blaine and Cleveland and the
grand professions in honor of the candidates for
President. At 10 O'Clock Governor Cleveland,
accompanied by delegations from the Business
Mems Club and squad of police, made his way
to the reviewing stand. Immediately afterwards
he was joined by members OF the National and
State Executive Committees. The Governor was
continuously cheered until the procession APP
peared John Kelly and other members of the
Tammany Society rode at the head of the line.
sembly District, the Young Mems Democratic
Club, the Third and other district organizations.
\ large majority OF the banners bore legends
referring to local issues and candidates.