New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10

Colonel Thomas V. Cooper. Of Pennsylvania chair
man OF the Republican State Committee OF that su"
State Senator Sloat Fssse chairman OF the Aoueuuo
Investigating Committee Speaker Fremont Coie' COLONEL
Iohn i Ccu,inrcr Of the United States Army; General
John n Krapp chairman Of the Republican Executive
State Committee; Colonel s. V. r. Cruger' Coione, '
w Coming Sergeant alarms Of the State Senate oap
Scott Sergeant alarms Of the House OF Represen'u,
Dr George r. Lor,ne Of Massachusetts, ex-Conmssonei
OF Agriculture; Congressman George W. GROUSE VI 80,
ex.congre ssman Samuel b. Dick Of Pennsylvana oe
James S. Nesley Police Commissioner John ee, r,,
state seustor James Arkell, exState sena'or i
Harris General A. S. Burt, John S. Kenyon Nhei NicrA
Of the State Senate State Senator Frank D. Ai w.,
State Senator Rockwell, Assemblyman bein"i" $40
exstate Senator w. W. Griswoid' OF brooA's' 80 ~
Plumuer Timothy I. Woodruff, Dwight hwIe"oo' 'o "
Camn Of LYONS n " Charles Saxton. OF wayne N. l.
State Senator Van Colt President jacob hcSs oi "e
Board OF Electrical Controls Bernard Bignh 'ohn D"'sh@
Republican State Committeeman from IonpSnS .Ots
ex Assemblynan Charles d. Baker, OF steuoen CORONER
Swords Arms Of the Republican National Com
t,ee Augustine Crevlng Of Jersey City; Henry spNne
~ rand Bands Mich Colonel Shaner (who looks IKE
Mr. Blane); General Frank Reeder, OF Eas'on, Tenn,
Jerome Deacy California q. A. Hobart OF the hepuo
ucsn National Committee; Captain A. s. Bushnell char-
man Of the Ohio Republican State Committee wnen
Foraker was elected Governor; r. Van Vaikenpurs'
who commanded Secretary Stewards dispatch boat
during the war; Perry Carson colored member OF inc
Republican National Committee from the Distrcs Oh
Columbia; Colonel p NJ. Wilson. Leonard Hsreton
Charles F. Knapp and Colonel Joseph Forbes
hearty cheer greeted the squau o. mv G;nn
policemen when they appeared near the reviewing
stand. and the general comment was that .he pro e
,cesson must have started from uptown with NOR
promptness than is usually observed In political
parades. General Joseph c. jackson, the Grand
Marshal after he had ridden by the reviewing
stand, at the head of the column, dismounted ana
men Of the Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps called forth
o round Of applause by their fine appearance, anu
then the full ranks of the Republican CLUB OF the
City of New-York called forth hand-clapping Inc
frst diyisi led nv General 4. IL L.
brou chit the Pennsylvania organization into view,
and tho brilliant coors of some OF nd CLUBS nnS
aroused fresh enthusiasm. Chairman quay hou-
ded emphatic approval at the full ranks OF the
Republican Invincibles Of Philadelphia.
CHEERING THE CHICAGO BLAINE CLUB.
1t was 80 p. IN. and only the First DIVISION
lad passed At the head of the Second DIVISION
rode General Nicholas W. Day, who commanded
a brigade in the 9th Army Corps, in the war Tor
the Union, and fought with Sheridan in the Shen-
andoah Valley. lie rode by like an old soldier
santing at the proper time and in the proper way
A well-mounted staff followed him, and then came
the Chicago Blaine Club, body OF solld-iooklng
men, who cheercd and wore cheered In return as
The Kansas City Blaine Club was received
with equal enthusiasm, and rs the
field piece - Old Abe" drawn by men in fire
mems red shirts passed behind them there was
renewed cheering.
FINE DISPLAY OF THE XIIITH DISTRICT
A splendid display made by the &lllth AS
sembly District Republican Association 1hey
marched with ranks that stretched from curb 10
euro and great applause greeted the inscription on
one of their banners No Interference with Our
Home Industries" One man in the ranks carried
over his head large red. white and blue UNI
brella ON which appeared IN large characters the
name of Harrison. The Enrolled Republicans OF
the WITH Assembly District turned out IN great
force and with them marched the l1ppecanoe
Club Of that district Cleveland wants 10 peuper.e
American labor; the Republicans want 10 elevate
it," were the words written on a transparency
which appeared in the midst OF the solld column
Of the With Assembly District RePnbhcsn OIup ,
American Wages for American Worklngmen,
were the words inscribed on another ana we
are not going to vote away our wages were on
another. Vociferous cheering by the men OF th's
organization they passed the reviewing stand
were received with vigorous cheers from the
spectators. a., -.
district bore o banner inscribed Ilppecanoe ana
Morton too" and this was shouted as the men
marched b,. Tie East Side Harrison and Morton
Club and the Alexander Rosenthal Protective Asso,
citation were greeted with cheers as they marched
along
THE SHOUTING ALMOST CONTINUOUS
There was almost continuous shouting for ant
bv all the organizations. The With Assembly Dis
frct Republican Association and the lid Assembly
District RcpL blican Association came next fol
lowed by the Harrison and Morton Campaign Club
OF Guttenburg.
The Republican League made splendid display,
wearing straw hats with red, white and blue ribbons
and white flags with portraits of the candidates
on them. A storm of applause greeted the strong
organizations OF y-gOOds men, which were FOL
lowed by huge dray OH which were piled dry
goods boxes with clerks sitting on them.
Next came feature of the procession which
ottncted the greatest interest 1t was Che Iror
Workers Protective Club, which was FOLLOWED
by blacksmith's shop on wagon WITH men a. a.
fl,f.p
from bars and hoops of hot iron. The Mil
district Republican Association colored
bore tran "repFS Free Trade %c0n in were Ours
Laughter and applause were elected by the in
scription Cleveland runs well in England OF
transparency in the ranks OF the Amarantl
wages" were the words written on Transparent
In the ranks of the Harrison and Morton COloret
Republican Club. Another host of dry-gOods clerk
followed Then came the Young Mems lndepend
ent Club each man bearing flag; The JOIN
j. O'bnen Association led by the leader who's s
Brodslxy. passed in great force. Each man wor
white hat with a broad black band. Tn
Republican Coored League and the Hungarian
Club made a 6nc display.
General O Bcirne, riding his horse like veteran
passed at the head Of section of the irish con
League" and vociferous cheers greeted them.
THE GREAT BALL ROLLS ALONG.
To the inspiring music of Marching through
Georgia." the Nth Assembly District Republican
Association marched by with full ranks, and afte
them rolled the great ball the appearance of which
was greeted with continued rounds of applause
the wild waving Of handkerchiefs by ladies In tn
reviewing stand, and the dipping of colors alon
the line Of the Republican Club drawn up opposite
the stand. The Grant Hose Company of the Mint
Ward followed and the Lincoln Legion of Plume'
Knights. OF the Hid Assembly District, with re,
lights burning and shouted welcome from al
SIDES The Enrolled Republicans OF the sam
district followed and then came the Peter 1lGh
Republican Campaign Club of the district.
PUBLIC INTEREST ON THE INCREASE
At 1920 o'clock although the procession ha
been passing so long, public interest in 1t seeme
10 be on the increase. No one had left tho review
ing-stand, and the crowd in the park was cor
stantly increasing. Under the continuous pressur