New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

,ha hose carriage which was brought from Kingston
They dressed in the uniform 81 the Ola volunteer
The Davies Fire Zouaves dressed In Hounve uni
forms. The other organizatons OF tue legion ~ere
dressed similarly 10 the Blaine ana Logan ,iupS
SERMONS PREACHED ny TRANsPARENClEs
The xtytb Assembly District organization numbering
VI : formed i'm West Fftysevonth st. the right resting
ON Fnt-svo. Colonel G. q. Van Poyper In command.
Ills star consisted Of Colonel Charles T. hrnder AUn'
tantGcncral and chief OF Star Major Robert w Hlyc'
H. L. Reed George r. Francis William r. puer, Edward
Cox aud others 1orc were two r,gnonts 81 soy y,
blue" The first commanded Ivy Coz Sinclhf Auhh- VIZ
tsau Was formerly Lieutenant Colonel 81 tho l WIS
consiu Volunteer cavalry. The second REGIMENT was
ran,za,ion wns composed Of tho charles y rdor Rat
terry numbering % men the Amcy lleakl,y iaitoty'
300. Tho XIXth District Planned knights. 300
tho xlxh District Boy; !" nle' s AZ"
e" "E"'" Of ~" ,arncG cub IL c,cn's dress, 100
100 N, mbcrp of the NIxh Assembly District R'pnnn
can A.-ociation In citizens dress ANA The - I" Acton
Ir'Ic" ,rry carried transparency having ono
eide Three FINES Three for ohio aud on the other
" Nor for New YORK Push things" Tho tolor"d emu
carried transparency WIN nc , 'nn " States Not
The ;spanii.aa Party; The Log nooh of this Voyage
The Twenty third and rwen.y tourthward Blaine ,, and
IN Tad Iifty..ryrntI--t UIst out of fifthayc The
Ward Climb numbers |, men IN uniform and 30 men IN IN
citizens dress The Iwoniy-thrd ward cup had ooo
men uniformed and about 100 IN ci,Rens dress
NO FREE TRADE DESIRED.
The Pioneer Blaine and Logan Boys In Blue Club, OF
tho XXuid District fell into line at Fifty seventh
ST. and Fihh-avc. commanded by Colonel f. NJ Patrick
and assisted by twelve nides. They numbered I'ooo
men, aud scattered among their ranks were large trans
Trade Labor is King" Protection To American CIT
zen-" We vote fought, Our FRIENDS me hnny,
tho Honest Labor Of orr People" The Levi r. Morton
llnrV and
the Trcsan Guard 800 formed part OF this or
ganilatlon. These clubs pr 'cnted magnificent appear
XXIild district fcll in behind the Pioneer club
in Fifty -,cycntlst. Lyon Jaeger was captain ana
The clubs of the XNIlth Assembly District fell into
line at West ana hhs oo i ,nn c con
handed by Colonel H. B. wilson IT, En-, the , PrGe 5
Tariff Association numbering 20 Inc hoTg dc e cT,
300 infantry and 80 mounted cavalry me - r. Bruce no
sa, coHre c 800 'ns tgTS Wsnde Battalion 800
The XXllh District Blaine and Logan Club, the Ivy
Rn Ellen . S iS fen "' into ana line ' at East
FnJ sixthst Ihey numbCred l522 men, ana WG or"
adcs aud led by company OF cavalry. They carried
large transparencies inscribed Compare the Wages of
American and European WorkInen ana yon M!ist Note
Jane, 6. Blaine Look at what 81 90 Will buy IN
the United states and England" - vote for Cleveland
j. a vote to cnslaNc The ltb"rlng man.
A FINE SHOWING FOR TIE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
In East Fifiy-aiilst and facing the Republicans of the
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the With District. They were mostly young men,
The district did credit John J. OIren. who is its
recognized leader ono Of the associations III line wa.
made MP Independent Democrats to TIC nlinbcr OF
222 who Tor Blaine and Logan Numerous
banners bore Tie name ana l'tur ~ Ml. o. biien.
John j. O'Biicn Club, the J0u j. . Bncn Legion, ETC.
All the paralers red shirts with wbe linen bosoms
the rear Of their division they dragsedla huge
, sra Ind sRHoP bore ao s5op yY promng r
Blaine -.GO0 majority in the Win District Other de
vices were: Tell John Bun he cant make Ancrlca!
laws" We want American not InSii'h Lesis.tiCI;
Captain Monk and Sergeant Granger looked after Mr.
O'Bricn'- followers and marshalicd them into order
FINE APPEARANCE OF YOUNG REPUBLICANS.
When tie members OF tne Young Mems Republican
club OF the City of NcvYork left their headquarters in
scventh-,t and marched behind Coucrnos Band
up Broadway and sixthaye. TO Fifty hhSt where they
Joined the main column each carried AZ his shoulder
large cane with the head Of Mr. Blaine i'm white metal
upon The top e badge VI" % " NJ, sain "ti me name
COMPANY OF about 500 IN nunhcT James W. Da~eS, the
Them removed e--ity for torches. The men had
had some preliminary Instructions ~ narc4:us anu the
alicc Among Those n command or ia he ranks were
larvood L. Pool Mortimer g. hdions. John T. Baker,
James Z. Poster Joseph Pool. Jusuc" James H. ANGEL
Joseph Ullnai John H. Wood and James :. Lehmaicr.
ThE BLACK JACK LOGAN CLUB.
Rchiud The Young Mons Republican club, who stood
at the head ~ West Fity fourthst., was
delegation noia Jcr;y city AL uniformed ana bear
IIid Assembly, District Of Hudson County Numbered 30
men. while the John H. keon'y Association
e"n'ained 100 '"'' Ne, Jersey Republicans tho
.,,i ~ .5n ,ara,ler. from across the N,rih River
being under the care and guidance Of Colonel hbcmc'hy
They carried tiusprcncir-, only the banners bearing
the names Of the different orglnizations.
sIXTEEY HUNDRED 'LONGsHORENEN.
The 'Longshorcnou's Blaine aud Logan Club, number
ng 600 men, waited long time in Last Fifty loIrIh-
st. they formed none and shoulder to shoulder
marched with steady tramp down the avenue Tho
rigeers. scrapcrs and painters, marched with tho
iong-horemen An Imitation Of one Oh Wards
Havana steamers mounted upon truck
iigyc ont wG the fax. 81 different natlonaIiies
parade. The 'ong-horcmen wore their work
dav clotbe, hnt ali carried torches
No Freg No one Dollar -, pay Down WIN
ton under the direction OF Captain smith.
NEARLY A THOUSAND FROM STATEN ISLAND.
At Fiftyfourth the staten Island contingent joined
the ranks, Colonel J. j. Garrct>on commanding The
colonel and his staff horseback. The Mldetown
division came first they 80 strong wearing gold
capcs and helmets, and caryin their Garfield banner of
the banners were blue with the names
in gold letters. Then the Blaine and Logan march
caps carrying white banner with Blame and Logan
IN gold Letters they mustered 10 strong. Following
them thc New Br. hton Pioneer Corps Their uni
form consisted OF white shirts with medallion Of Mr.
Blaine the breast IN gold. dark trousers and ,hakos.
Lincoln Cub OF West Brighton. wearing red
helmets with white pluncs. white shirts Wi red cross
and lee 1Ls. Their banner hluo with Blaine and
Logan n gold letters They numbered 30. Following
them was the Richmond County Executive Committee
and the Port Richmond Dudes dressed silver uniforms
with helmets To- match. They turned out 100 men
Bringing up the Of the staten Island we're forty en-
ploycs Of Barrcts NcphcWs dye works OF sailors snug
liarbor. They mostly naturaIcd citizens. Their
banner bore the inscription No Free Trade, We Know
What it is
VISITING CLUES ~ TIE DIVISION.
Stanford Conn, represented by the lioyt Guards.
William i. Daniels commanding. and the IIar,ng Tio-
necrs Captain ToNner IN charge. The uniform Of The
Eoyt Guards white blue trimming, and the pioneer
corps silver uniforms and shakos. They were go
strong