New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

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Cornar Company Henderson a. Stoutenporo"sn
the St. Louis sia% SIpdsr co wns marshal of this
division Of the metal and hardware ,raue;; ~. ~
Cbambcrs-st and Broadway they loinea WI ,,o
IiarJw,re and Metal Dealers Blame ana Logan
L,h which had assembled there, and formed CON
lin gent OF 900 men, who went 10 hMe tn, 49,, aud
PROCESSION All Of them wore badges oi 1' s nam
carried canes. They were iine-ooSms IV' y,
a"h Of n kind seldom seen in poiticai paraueS'
The orpanization was only started last MONDAY
wrsT srpE MERCHANTS IL HIGH SPIRITS
While the long lines of marching men were pass
inc Reade-st, n band of music statiohod NJ .ho
head of the street struck up patriotic AIRS III"
big bass drum kept time to the steady s'uEi". Vi
the Republicans who stood drawn up III IN.
,oocbirb from broadway to West Broadway. a
white banner that loatcd aver the SIX nus IVA,
broadway bore in gold letters the words West
sido Merchants Republican Club" while similar
ensig, tina, was lifted above the beaver hats be-
t,,oen Churcb-st. and West Broadway was
Inscribed West Washington Market kepuo"-
can Cluhp The Two organizations Were
morsbail,d into line by Colonel H. i. Hart. j nc
inst club numbered 500 men, whi'e tue No'hi
Washington Market men, an ASSOCIATION Una, naC
sprung int existence almost SpoiltaheousN' o''o
nm 3n1 Sill hats and spruce-lOOhing canes
I've would have had great many NOR" more
men in Rcade-st. than you see o rr.r Lnt
for thc threatening look of the heavens Nome 81
those that would have paraded are aIIau ol tn n1
rheumatism, but no ram can pioich,r 'n'So i''o'
voters from marching past MI hl1lh'' .
The mud was deep m Reade-st., bal Inc spirits oi
the produce merchants were high. A the process
sion passed mp broadway singing "lpiN "'"iN ,,,
Hallcluiah,' the refrain vas echoed N"Nh A'"hs
their ines such stad ami reSpcianic NOR
Giants as Washington Wmsor George H. hong'as,
J. II Ntnrtnp =, Nj, Perkins Thomas W rlght, - IT,
CnNcrcy, hAIics IT, q lircn, I, \ koh1t'"l' ~ -
Little l. y Long, l. = EnNald, W, H., H. iot''n'
john 4. smith. G. {, Williams, +, C. Hanger, {, \,
Iloschcn ana Charles H. Clucas kept tine WIN
ieht canes ia tho iuno of liianr- lilalnc-J James
! g. nlalnc" "No-no no Free Trade, 'o-o
| ohio aud similar campaign cries, -,
II was nearly . o'clock whom ,h' ,NN,
| of The hn,dwntc mon, with their blue badges had
,empcd past kcndr-st. aud Marshal Hart gave tnH
| wotd for the produce merchants Ia close up hnH
! TALL into marching order. Headed 10y ilNw',
! hure hand plnyiug My Mary AunS IaIllnH,
! mptnu Market, aud eff the huttcr, thrcs" anu I,gs
and tho Mercantile Exchanges took thoir place. n'-
| hind the metal men, while the sldo"alhs "P
rauded ...,..,.,,,,
The PAPER Trade Association for Blaine ano
Logan turned out with 1000 men, including paper
manufacturers and dealers. statIoucr', printers
booksellers, publishers binders newspaper mcn
stersotypcrs and photographers. They were al
! furnished with white badges and hickory canes
White paper slaves suImountcd by white cotton
t,lumes were carried at the right ana lclt 81 caci
| rank. aud each company OF twenty-five in'h VIZ
! furnished with a small United Staes nag as d
| guidon. At the head of The column narth ne" Co'
ored citizen bearing the banner on the so'laii'l
| made of blue silk, iunged with heavy bulh1i
| fringe and bearing the legend The Paper llid'
| Association for Blaine and Logan. ne Only oI'cI
| banner bore the inscription on one SIDE: NO Ic'
Trade Here" and on the other Protection 10 ii"n'
| Industry.7 Colonel W. T.. Van WICK actcd ~
marshal ard ms aides were :. s Y, ira and George
! l. Tease Among the prominent men III line were