New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
THE BUSINESS MEN IN LINE.
PREPARATIONS FOR GREAT MEETING.
NUMEROUS ORGANIZATIONS TO PARADE AND GOOD
SPEAKERS PROMISED.

NUMEROUS ORGANIZATIONS TO PARADE AND GOOD
SPEAKERS PROMISED.
Tn the Garfield campaign the political fates
stood with averted faces until late In October Ihous-
ands OF votes hung the balance. But when the mer
chants and brokers Of NcwYork declared with no I'M
certain voice that the business interests OF the country
demanded another four years OF Republican ndmihs'"
tion the scale victory turned decisively The same
interests again make the same demand
This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the space in front OF the
sub-Treasury building, at Broad and Wall sts VIII De
the scene OF what promises to be unpar aced demon
stration. A dozen giant industries will have ther
choicest representatives In line Organizations NUMBER
ing at least 3 600 men will centre at that point
The Dry Trade Organization will start from
Worth-st, between Broadway ana Church-st'
at 2:l5 p. IN. headed by the SeNen'n
Regiment Band preliminary meeting VIII be heiu ~
a. M at No 81 Frankn-st, ut the corner OF Church
ST. for the purpose OF completing arrangements Inc
brigade OF dry-goods men, which ia expected to be
several thousands strong. will be under command OF
Colonel c. b. f. Mitchell, Grand Marshal. The cnhus-
iasm and activity Of the men OF the drygoods district
have been largely instrumental In putting TINS business
mems demonstration foot and 1t is thought eminenty
fitting that this body should head the column At Reade
st the dry-roods men will be joined by the
West Side Merchants Association at Chambcrs,st' the
hardware will fall I'm ne N Maiden Lane the jew
ellers. with cmblcmac trade-banners ana umtorus VII
swell the advancing host. and ut ENchange'pace the
Bankers and Brokers' Blaine and Logan Clio rou inc
Stock Exchange will add their numbers.
THE ROUTE OF THE PARADE.
The line OF march will he down Broadway to Bowling
Green thence through Beaver-st. to Broadst and up
Broadst to the sub Treasury building Along the route
the following organizations will join the procession:
The Lower Wall street Merchants Blaine and Logan
Club the Coffee Exchange Club. the Cotton ENchange
Club companies from the Maritime Exchange, the FRO
duce Exchange the New York Petroleum ENchsngc ana
Petroleum Exchange and the Mercantile TX
change. magnificent display OF bunting VIII
cnliven the streets through which the pro
cession is to pass. number Of bands OF
made to the march rapid as possible Tor
sired that the speaking at the bIreasury Building
shall begin promptly at 800 John f. Plunmer VIII can
the meeting To oer. and J. II. Herrck president Ol ne
which General II. r. Coils, secretary OF tbe meoSng
will read address which has been draftef by the Com
mittce Resolutions.
A LIST OF BRILLIANT SPEAKERS.
The list OF speakers includes Senator Joseph
r. Hawey, Senator Eugene Hale, Sherman s.
Rogers of Buffalo; Senator Dennis Mccarthy
Levi p Morton Alexander Sullivan. s. V. White. Stewart
l.. Woodford and George :. Boutwell,
With this list OF speakers Of National reputation ana
with The thousands Of actual business men who VIII he
present the great ratification celng IL expected
Those who have charge of the arrangements have made
special efforts get good speakers and large audience
at the massmecting, and do not lay particular
stress on the parade itself Altogether they
whole demonstration will be imposing and inhn-
eutinl I'm voicng the sentiment OF the men VINO
have most reason desire the prosperity of the country
Names paramount weight In business circles SVEN the
list of those who Will take part , .-,-
Following the roll of presidents and secretaries