New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03

'ond with anprorriate inscriptions Will appear at
creouent intervals. These are some OF the mot
toes:
Tho Veterans candidate,
Tammany and County bosses 10 ulo rcai'
The peoples choice.
Eusincss mems candidate
lie is neither "a crank nor lana'c'
WAS list los nit Erhardti
aown with all political bossesl
F"r change. Try an honest and capable Republic
~ani ..
.ShGa are The expressions to be backed BY the thou
sxdsrofi voters in tie parade and ssic tdlousands
moro who will line the streets of this city to sec
and cheer the marching enemies of Free Trade
Here are some of The campaign cries that will make
the Democrats trcmblc:
No no. no Free Trade!
No red Bandanna!
Pro -IrOlrO'cctOn!
Ben Of Indiana!
Grover, Grover! take a rest:
Your mutton'S cooked by sackvnle-Wes'l
stephen Grover what a mess
You have made of Sackvlle-West
Tramp tramp. goes the big parade,
To show that people want no Free Trade.
Grove. Grove is a gOne-up coon
He'll feel next week like burst balloon
TO STOW THEIR ENTHUSIASM.
Every good Republican who owns or controls the
shrottle-valvc Of a steam whistle should unite IL
dcafening salute to the paFaders when they start
from Wallst at l o'clock. II win show the
fsSd, II Grover GsYelsB44, Wat tAsai qf9
are not fPr .1 brs IS 5595Sss sEs sJ6dtSS tbs
the business men al0pg Broadway VIII decorate
their and Offices private dwellings IN Filth
ave will also change their color and be Respondent
in red, white and blue the Republican National
Headquarters win display the pictures of liarri
son and Morton, and much bunting will be used
in decorations The young men OF the Repub-
oI,,b he o. W. No,ly t-il1
members of the party in the Union League Club
in the extent to which the decorators art can 60.
Both buildings Will be filed with prominent Re-
publcans, who will watch the procession from
the windows of the cub-houses.
There viii be no lack Of MUSIC, bands
and drum corps enough and to spare have been
hired. They have come from many parts Of
this and ADJOINING States and number have
been held in reserve. The Columbia College
boys will turn ont in large numbers and if they
DO not create the biggest kind Of enthusiasm as
they, march up Broadway ,ihey will not keep up
,Q,rtlsirs promises for ,tAs.5 Columbia ,b9Sa
VIII simply let themselves loose. The
STUDENTS of the University of the City
of New-York and the Dental College
students are 10 nclp on the enthusiasm and
noise. Colonel Mitchell he's ordered the
shals of the clubs TO stop the bands while pass
ing the Newly Oril Hotel, where Mrs James q.
Blaine, jr., IS lying seriously ILL An and Will
stand at the street corner to sec that TINS Is
done The drums only will softly beat the tine
10 aid the men in marching The men in the
parade will wear derby hats, and the maIshals
high hats
There are many prominent men who will he
in line. James ID. Smith, eN-preSldent Of the
Stock Exchange, viii head the Bankers and Brok-
ers, Republican Club, and these gentlemen will
be his aids:
II. II. Thomas. William Dcwd J. B. Houston,
y 7. Houston, James seNgman, General samuel
u. W. Cameron, Logan {. Murray A; H. smith. j. r.
Cox, D. a. Lnly, George W. Mackay, Donald
@Ssce f"Sni Bfe $ E WSi E. Bafe
man, r. c. sfcdmsn, samuel NJ schatler, Charles T.
General C. H. r. Coils, a. Turner. Alexander Taylor
1r., John D. Slaybacl, Thomas Denny, L. 3. Chaplin.
lam b. Dowd. J: L. Dunnnt. II. s wilson, George ".
Fuller Edward Linn, James Grant. Fred Grant. G. L.
I.aight X. II. Hasiead II. W. King. r. l. Cutting. tr.
HSw. Perkins. Governor Iounstury. r: J.. Kimball.
Alexander. IIenriques. L. schepp. ". L. Taylo1, d. C.
Clark Henry Clews, J. c. Reh T. X strgiS.
f HSnng. ss T. moors LOUD Edward namss P
s Saue srS hso% w Wh M
Il in e 'nA's' '" D. "A'''''' L. murphy 'A''"''
These men meet at Broad and Wall SITS, 40
p. H., and as far as convenient to all will wear
The Harrison and Morton Club Of the Bar Of
New-ToTk will form in Pine-st., east Of Broadway,
at 2:z5 p. n, and viii be the eleventh organza
ton in order in the procession. The marshal IS
VI.
assistant marshals and number of aides. The
president OF this clue is Noah Davis, formerly
chief justice OF the Supreme Court, and among the
vice presidents and other officers and members,
many of whom viii take part in the parade,
are the following:
Benjamin II. Brsiow. joseph H. Choate, Henry
Day, William Allen Butler. CLaanccy NJ DCDew, John
r. Dillon. William VI. Eyar,s. Theodore y. Dwight,
Thomas III. Hubbard George MacCulloch Miller. Cla-
ence A. Seward, Hooper {. Van Worst Ccphas
Bralnerd. william II. ArpOUX, r. n. Dckerson. Almon
Goodwin. Henry II. Rowland DANIEL G. Rollins fihu
Root Horace Russell. Jemes Thompson. Stewart l..
Woodford. walter s. Carter. Robert g. IngeIEol, John
IT. LOckman. Charles A. Peabody, George G. Holt,
PaysOn Merrill. Charles f. Miller, Edward Mitchell,
John hoffman, Granville p. Hawes, Theron G. Strong.
THE FLAG THAT WAVED AT GETTYSBURG.
The American flag which will be carried in the
Second Division of the procession will he the old
regimcntal flag Of General John T. Loclman, of
the firm Of Dewitt Lockman & Dewitt which
was carried at Gettysburg. General Locltman,
who served four years tc preserve the Union,
makes this march 10 preserve our home industries.
lie was wounded at Gettysburg and served under
General Sherman in the Atlanta campaign and
march 20 the sea, and at the surrender Of
Jobnson's army The flag will be carried by
Color-Sergeant Ralph T. Martling. who served
under General Loci man, and was severely wounded
St Gettysburg. where he lost his left arm while
bearing tho Netional colors. The Sergeant was