New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
TIE RECEPTION TO Nh. BLAINE.
REQUESTS FOX PLACES IL TIE PAEADE s1lLL GOV


ING FROM ALL PARTS or TnN COUNTRY
Applications for places in tho great parade IN honor
Of Mr.. Blaine still continue to pour mo " n''"
quarters OF the Grand Marshall General Jackson, from
Republican organizations Of this CITY, Broou!h anu
other cities and towns O, the country. Some OF them
arc simply for small delegations TO represent '"o
clubs but many OF them arc for large ana important
olvlsions that will include several associations
General Denis T. Bu,ho reported yesterday from
tho XIXth Assembly District an organization vi
1000 men. Another application was nom W. o.
Younrs of Oyster BAY. who stated that the c'zcns Oh
Queens County wanted to participate In the parade
lie will at once report TO the headquarters, NO IL
West eniy-ffth ST. the names Of his organizations
and their numbers
ceorco T. Hill from Stamford Conn, called to repre-
sent the Mayor of that city, and many of It's cizsns,
who desire place in the line. While as yet no or
ganiza,lon has been reported from STANFORD Is De
iIeyed that Mr. Hill will succeed In enrolling at lcast
$50 from that city. lie also says that citizens from
Daricn and other neghborng towns VIII Wthcss INC
parade, and If possible will organize TO take part IN
lid Assembly District will be held tomorrow evening
al No 81 Fourth-avo. to make arrangements for the
parade in honor Of Mir. Blaine.
James p Foster president OF tho Republican
League has sent out the following crcular:
Dear Sir So many inquiries come to the Republican
League United States that Issue this general
circular in answer to the inquiries as made;
Frst-The Hon. James G. Blaine is expected to arrive
In New-York City about the Sth or August
be grand parade OF Mr. Blaine in this city on
the evening OF the day after his arrival General Joseph
c. Jackson has accepted the position Of grand marshal
with headquarters established NO 10 West Twenty
ffth.st New.York City. The procession will start ut
point up town, and march down to or below twenty
hirdst the various organizations may disband
second-The Republican League clubs of the United
States are TO take part in this procession as distinct
body and all Of the clubs belonging to the various state
Leagues requested far they may desire to send
delegations this city and be hand some time during
the day during August the sth and report in detail the
following facts: % A statement Of tho number com
prislng the organization which will march in the process
sion. % Whether It is uniformed or not 90 whether
accompanied by instrumental band or drum corps
Thrd-Each organization will an aide to repre-
sent It on the the grand marshal and report the
name Of the aide to these headquarters Each
organization will communicate early possible when
they will arrive in the city and report all details that
they may deem necessary for our information
Fourth-Therc will place assigned the Republican
League that the clubs belonging to the League
will march in compact body forming one or more d.
visions in the parade For the purpose OF keeping this
distinct have consented act division marshal for
the Republican League OF the United States
Fifth-As matter OF general information desire 70
state that the Republican Club has secured the steamer
slcan proceed down the river and receive MI
Blaine and that they will him to his hotel Inc
application has been great that it is mpos
sble obtain additional ones for this steamer.
SiNh-Thc review stand being Limited IN us capdcitF'
It will possible for the Republican Lesguc to obtain
tickets Of admission for all the applications that
are made to IT, and obliged to refer you TO Gen
eral Jackson's headquarters. This information Is given
so that there will be disappointment to the numerous
inquiries which made
the desire OF the Republican League Of the United
States that by a large demonstration OF its members 1t
may maintain its aggressive Republicanism In
this campaign and that they always willing to take
part in any general for the benefit OF the
party.
Further details Of the arrangements for thc part
the Republicans OF Brooklyn are 10 take in the parade
In honor Of the arrival Of Mr.. Blaine In his naive
land settled last evening at meeting OF tOlon'i
j. w Jones. Grand Marshall and the aides selccted hy
the various clubs which will participate In tho parade
About fifty enthusiastic men wore assembled at 10
470 Fulton-st. Frank Sluer, chairman OF the COM
mittoc Of the Young Republican Club, rcpor'ci mar
that body would turn out about 1000 strong, win a
hand and banners and carrying canes supervisor
Willis reported that the members of the republican
General COMMITTEES would carry canes, in which lags
would be placed. which could be displayed whencvcr
II was desired II decided that tho assistant mar
shals and aides should white helmets, with rel
white and blue plunes, and red, white and blue