The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-13
iFues,iay's Proceedings.
IEIk PARADE
A Glorious rageant--The People
NeIi Themselves Hoarse.

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CoLuNnus, O., Sept. li.-At an early
hour Grand Army men in uniform
led 10y drum corps, began TO form
for n parade. which was one Of the
grandest ever witnessed on similar oc-
casions. There were Is divisions
eight comprising the Ohio department,
which was out in fun force. The
Ninth division was made up of the
Veteran Crippled Soldiers Assooia-
ton, Mexican veterans, Andrews
Raiders, naval squadron, and the
Fifth United States C0lored volunteer
infantry. The department Of Illinois
constituted the Tenth division; Wis
con>in and Iowa the Eleventh; Indi.
ana the Twelfth and Thirteenth; Kan
sas the Fourteenth. The Fifteenth
included Prnnsylyauia, New York.
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri,
Mime ota, Maryland. Maine, New
Ger ev and Virginia; the sixteenth,
Michigan; the seventeenth, California.
Rhode Island, New Hampshire, West
Virginia. Vermont. Arkansas, New
Dakota, the Potomac. Colorado Della
ware. Oregon, Kentucky. Washington
Territory, the tiuif. Florida, Montana
and Tcxa.; the Eighteenth was the
Sons OF Veterans division.
In advance OF the divisions. which
ma.chel in numerical order, were the
commander OF the parade. the COM
mander-ln-chiei, with staff, and the
Ohio Battle Flag veteran battalion.
On Broad street, north OF the tate
house, beautifully decorated review
ing stand held distinguished guests
All along the line Ol march the streets
were deuSeiy packed, toe sight oi
grizzled ami gray boys bringing cheers
anu sholts 81 admiration. There WAS
81 continual wave of applause up and
down the city as the veterans marched
by. he oil .olaiers themselves
lined in the enthusiasm and heartily
cheered in response, especially when
tuey p4esel the reviewing stand on
Which TODD "Oil Tecumseh sherman
aad other of their former leaders.
The parade was mO-t successful.
For hour after hour The immense pro.
ce sion tle ulang ami still u stretched
into the distance 20 that its end could
not be seen. Gen. 81. T Sherman ap-
pearei on the stand at II O'Clock, and
was received hy the crowd with cheers.
Mrs. Gene al logan, Mrs Gen. Aigei
and Mr.. Govern " Foraker appeared
soon alter, and were We.comed IN the
-anle way. Judge Thurman also oc-
cupiei scat on tge stand during the
parade GOV. Foraker. Gems. Aigei
and Faifchiid. Commander ln-t hiel
Rsa, cx- Pre- ident Hayes and vile
Gov. Tn iyer, OF Nehra Ia, and many
other, took seats reserved for them
on the tfud.
When tile sheridan battalion Of
: mer Ct. Ohio. marched by the stan.
there waS tunuituous cheering, n
al o was the case ON the appearance
al John a. Logan Post and Il. :
Grant 70 { Tine 20 from Baltimore
ONO. had sikh 1t a beautiful cannon
maze entirety of Buckeye. ~
through tie procession, and especiHlll c
IN the ONO part, were found old an,
battle worn u x, which brought tear
20 the eyes OF veterans and cheer
from all. Tie ex-pris0ncrs OF Wa
and AndreH.'s raider were f4vofite
aish the crowds ami kept all the time
RESPONDING q applause.
After Oail cam. Illinois in the pro
ce..i0u. AID hearty greeting WAS &C
corded those states' noble representa-
tives. Ms. l. gan vas evidently thei
snsciai pet. for the veterans passed h'
ihei- Oh leaders on ,he reyieWinl
tand and cheeret and salgied III
afe Of their gallant Blgcs Jack an,
a.. she .ssi With gi tcning eye. ans
wave,i hack her fer p0u.c. the kindi,
smiie an4 her beautiful face gave eyI
geacc Of how ni .ch she loved th0s
who had hraTed danger With her he
loved hasbaui. besiles her banner
, Wisconsin announced her eli With
baGeer. which was carried Just benin.
Governor kusk ~ he marched ou 100
iWiih Biz eoHraoes.
Commander Curtis and Senate
I Miller hsa Ell the AeW York wel
drilled veterans. ihe sight OF ~
sleieeliiou from Mdne called Tort
long continues cheer
ti-s8usi marching % strong lines q
E il lat enssing i0Ir years of active .ef
{ vice received -omethlgg u an ovation
- f1uii aHd kIu-as CITY being g
81 81 applsu1rf.
silGisan w4s headed By Fat4ulh
Z post OF betait. i8 which Goyerng
Z Aie.r marched 20 foit 81 the srea
lcisilf 81 lis c3m.a .aa.rt-
ta't'gi nia.s appearance la uiGh
caused 20 sc apt.tlise, aat ta-3a t
atiT eiiEr uniforms a4a perfect dsi
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sai ne aiig, ci-isd io4tA lgaeh a
isgss.
Every cefssrfmeas was cteerf
IL sos. the ss1efans besag fersf''ti
gElins 80 30 hoaT-e thea ewes IN ,
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era satss xaase ii Ia .saaslt lie iteza
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