New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
THE APPROACHING PARADE.

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THE APPROACHING PARADE.
Maior-Ceneral Joseph B. Carr. commander OF the
| Rows in Blue of Ncw-YOrk State has issued the
| following order:
Department of New York state, GilSey House.
General orders. xrw.vo,v oc, ,s 1881,
l. The Maior-Gcneral Commanding having been re-
qucsted by the Republican County Committee OF New
orders for the approaching torchigh parade makes
the following announcement for the inl9r,'I =" ~
desiring take part i'll the demonstration Ill hohor Vi
PIN II All organizations of" Boys in Blue" Plumcd
Knights Blaine and 10 gan Clubs Mercantile ana ONE, n
Associations are rcques ted to forward on or before te
oath inst, to these head Quarters INC na" h nI Num-
| of their commander or chairman ana 'he pio""' mum
ORGANIZATIONS outside Of New-York city arc requested
70 state al what point IN the city they will land.
III. The night of the paad' the me ol vii he
position for the formation OF cach oisa''"a'io"' wa
hereafter announced.
That there will be large number OF 0rginnI1-
tions in the line on the night Of the parade - a.
ready assured The Brooklyn division VIII proo'ohs
cmploy special boats to land them uptown on INC nc
East side most likely Ill the nclGnp.9,ln1"pu ~
Twentyhird-st Four years ago Inc for
their numbers and fine marching nhe, a u,sp "r
| promises TO be fully as fine this year man! OF.
CARNATIONS from other places nave s,s'i'u '"'
The City Troop Cavity Company, will act as
special escort to the Grand Marshal on the occa-
sion of the parade and as such they VIII occupy
the right Of the line.
BIG MEETING IN. BOWLING GREEN
A PARADE OF 5000 MEN-rLkNriFUL iihE"ohAs
THE SPEAKERS.
If George lid of ENGLAND could nave STOOD On M
S %%s run ny into bullets to shoot British
have been asoundcd al the shouts OF dchance 10
British free trade efforts 10 control the industries
of this country, raised by the dcscendnl,s
many lands who have joined them III America Inc
First Ward was in II blaze OF hight ana the lnrG'St
meeting of Republicans that ever was held III that
Democratic stronghold took place; The diemonslrh,
Logan club of the Ncw-Yolk Mining, stock and
National Petroleum Exchange. The Department
erection of Il stand for the speakers, IN front
of the WASHINGTON i'ui ding; ne iaIk Depai It.
Rowling Green Around tins point there was Il
gathering of people that was exceeded IN SIZE only
hy the tremendous Republican gathering IN wall
and Broad SIS. in the afternoon. plentiful dis
play of rockets red lights and Rom9n
candlca, and parade of the kepupli-
can uniformed organizations of the district,
escorted 10y several from uptown, with torches
and banners and music, made brilliant ana hVciy
scene. y
De Forest, pres dent of the Blaine ana Logan
Club of the Exchange and II. c. rarkc was called
upon to preside the TrslGen,S Ts,c ION"
stiles and B. Meyer. Il. T. scully was secretary
The following were in the parade, comprising
nearly 5000 men: The First ware BIal l,i ana
Logan Campaign Club the Ninth Ward Pioneer
Corps and the ,Iacobus Battery. Ihe H1h uorH
Cadets, the John j. O'Bricn Legion and Battery
the Parke Battery and the billiard BATTERY, al OF
the LIT Assembly District; the John H. Brady no
ncers, Lincoln Union Battery, the "Acmes the
Blaine and Logan Campaign Club ,col3red) aa,d
Prices Battery lcoiorcdl, an OF the WI
Assembly District; the John B OttiWeil
Association OF the XVIII Assembly District and the
Baclic Z0uaves OF the Xllth Assembly District.
General George w. Palmer made Il stTIlng speech
maintaining the equal rights of all American cltl-
zens and declaring that James G. Flame would see
that every where they were protected. Dr. David
Bell c0ntraSted the positions of the two leading
political parties on the question of Protection and
Free Trade and Denis Richard Sheridan. of
Fall River Mass. explained why he
was It. Republican and way other
also made by Henry &. Worhington, of South
Carolina, Schuyler Sutherland and John jarrett
of Pitt shurg. Penn. They were frequently inter
rupted by applause and cheers for the candidates.