New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
BROOKLYN WE'LL REPRESENTED.
oLAcK OF NUMBERS OR ENTHUSIASM
NAMES OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE PARADE AND
wrrIKNOWN PARTY LEADERS.

NAMES OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE PARADE AND
wELLKNowN PARTY LEADERS
The activity and energy which have characoeriIea
the Republicans of Brooklyn ever since inc ho'lia,o"
Of Harrison and Morton were not lacking ia'' eNels'
when a small army of voters turned out 10 Ina'n :"
honor of the great Republican leader james w. n''u'
uho,, ,hev hoped to welcome home. No such us
MAY Of enthusiasm has been shown since the hcPuV
llcan voters of Brooklyn. led by STEPHEN v ss,
naraded Brooklyn streets in the campaign OF io'f
and were reviewed by Mr.. Blaine in heavy ram "noh
by no means dampencd their ehhus'ao" -
evening although disappointed By the repoi'e1 nV
arrival of the steamer bringing Mr.. bla'he " 'N''
port Brooklyn Republicans turned ou' III i"le :,
hers to cross the East River and JON tho id' "
those who marshalled In this CITY . ,,.o,
Az no general parade was arranged LOT III DlV
len ord M routes had been laid out for the maroh "
the ferries preparations had not beeh md''e :" ~
way of street decor atons or fireworks bue 'h'one,
Of people gathered see the companies pass anu
much enthusiasm was shown which iouhu Nci' III
cheers and applause For the sake OF conVehishoo
the various organizations were a'sehDra III i
divisions and these united I'm two boiore 'aA'ne 80
to this CITY, The entire force was under coh'nlSnu "
Grand Marshal J. W. Jones, upon whose stan wiz
Assistant Grand Marshal Colonel II. ". Mrhel' Au
General and Chief Of stall stephen !"
Assistant Adjutant-Genclal ii. IL. Leaio
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS PRESENT
Tho following prominent Republicans were IN
vcd to act honorary aides ana many VI 'N0i
nresent some on horseback and others IN Carriages
D. A. Baldwin, General James McLeeF' s.1S d.
nr,cbor v White General +. L. pinto, General
A. c. Barnes, Joseph f. Knapp, n }. "a0es' ~ w.
Tallmadge w. II. Lyon. ir, Colonel hoDe'' tSSn ,
H. s. Rasauln. o. b. Lockwood, jacob WORTH Jon" w.
Coe A c. Tate Willis L. ogden, Detmars Je"eiL
Ernst Nathan Charles II. Cotton Franklin Woodruff
General b. r. Tracy, L. j. Suanahan, Jonathan Moore
Bernard Peters, John Iialton. ]. H. Rugges' George
Nichols +. A. Schroeder. j. C. Hacker huso n'fscn'
A. NJ suydam F. NJ. Avery A. Hodges, w. g. Taylor
d. r. James, John w. Harmon Russell Benedict W. H.
Beard A. W. Tenney. Colonel A. j. Bsid' L. D.
Benedict. S.. IL Hastings S T. Maddox, G. W. Harmon,
W. w. Goodrich, Joseph Reeves e. w. Bnngay, william
Extance, Henry Smith. J. J. Schrsssr, Andrew Powell
Colonel l.. r. Flnkemeir, T. f. Linton, John Glib,
John Bliss, John II. Lyon, j. r. Sutton George Good
wln G. w. Wren, w. j. Mills, Herbert Taylor.
General James Jourdan Genera. 5. J.. Woodford w. IL
Leaycraft. E. \. oCcnnor w. II. Lyon, T. d. Meeker,
Charles Small J. y. Brown, Alonzo Brymer Samuel
Weekes, John G. Eddy Judge Charles Naeher. william
Watson, A. C. Walbrdgc, james IL. Taylor T. 6.
Payne, j. c. johnson, james Savage, r. H. Lambeer j.
Grand Marshal Jones established his headquarters
at Bedford and Division ayes, in the Eastern Dis
trict, and many of the aides reported there. The
others reported to Adiutant- General Paterson at
Clinton and Montague sts., on the Heights. The
First Division, under Marshal Theodore B. Wills,
Assistant Marshas s. f. Russell, and K. II. Appleton,
and Chief Aide-de-Camp ]. E. Deakes, formed in
Hanson place, at llatbush.aye The organizations
In 10 were
Kings County Republican General Committee.
K ds's COUNTY Repubie,n Campaign Committee.
1oung Republican CLUB
Insurance Mems Harrison and Morton Club
First Ward Harrison and Morton Club
First Ward Harrison and Morton Battery
First Ward Young Mems Republican Club and citizens
The Second Division was under command OF Mar
shall John Cook, Assistant Marshals c. Z. Fennman
and W. A. Graham. and Chief Aide-de. Camp J. T.
Mckay. The following organizations composed II;
Second Ward Harrison and Morton Club
second ward Harrison and Morton Battalion.
Third Ward Harrison and Morton CLUB
tifa ward Harrison and Morton GtSSH CUB ''''
Sixth Ward Harrison and Morton Club.
k ssA waa ason a sSa M MSH cSS
Tenth W w Harrison and Morton Club
| Eleventh Ward Harrison and Morton Club.
Eleventh w waa coo i'I aS SS and Morton Club
Twelfth Ward Harrison and Morton Club. ~
wsn!y second W %ar yit wsaa"s Voters
They formed in Clinton-s with the right at State'
ST. The Federal Republican Club. which belonged TO
this DIVISION formed the guard of honor. and marched
at the head Of the Brooklyn column. The Third Dyls'
ion was under command Of Marshal Louis L. Moot.
AssistantMarshals f. +. Williams and Herman
Krciger, and Chiof Aidede- Camp Joseph Froelch.
The organizations In Il were
| Thirteenth Ward Harrison and Morton Club
Thirteenth Ward Republican League.
Fifteenth Ward Harrison and Morton Club
F FI'ss"S % Nara 'S U scn Battery
Sixteenth Ward Garfield Union.
Sixteenth Ward Tlppccanoe Club
seventeenth Ward Harrison aud Morton Club.
| Seventeenth MaId Republican Club
| Seventeenth Ward Grant Club.
| Seventeenth Ward Tppecanoe Club
| Seventeenth Ward Young Mems Republican Cut.
| Eighteenth Ward Harrison AMI Morton { uO.
Eighteenth Ward Harrison and Morton Log Cabin Gu"
| Eighteenth Ward r. H. Williams Battery.
| Nineteenth Ward Harrison ana Morton Club.
| Nineteenth Ward Protection CLUB
| Nineteenth Ward Republican League
| Nineteenth Ward Garfield battery.
| Nineteenth Ward Cavalry.
| The line formed In Broadway above Hooper
| st. IN the Eastern District The Fourth DN'Sio"
formed In Bedford ave-, with the right on Madsons|
| The marshal W. D. Parkinson, il. assistant mar
shals Philip Bennett and r. J.. L. IritamoIe sn
chief aldc-dc-camp William Buchanan Inc ioho"'"s
| clubs were In line
| Seventh Ward Harrison and Morton s,uo. an ,,,h
seventh Ward North Side Harrison n.l s,o
] Seventh Ward Central Harrison ana MORTON ''"S'