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

night Notwithstanding the rain. Several uniformed
clubs including the Mills Guards, the Tohey Guards
the Mills Zouaves and about 800 citizens parhded
| through the district. There was general iuumlna
ton along the line Of march
The preparations for the Republican jubilee parade
to morrow night In Newark are going on sct"ey'
Besides the club organizations, numbering from 5000
10000 men, there will be organizations OF trades
men, workngmen real estate insurance, banking ana
other occupations The line OF rUGe viii be beautiful
ly decorated and the houses Illuminated
The Mount Vernon Republicans are not satisfied
simply with the success of the Republican ucket on
Tuesday, and they intend to have glonhcauon
| tomorrow night The uniformed and ununiformed
Republicans will deck themselves with American
flags, and will carry torches and march Dchlha paius
of music and drum corps TO the air Of "Grovers
in the cold, cold ground!'
The Republicans of East Chester will have torch
light parade Tuesday and barbecue on the premises
of Dr. Brush Sixh-ave. and Fourth-st
Owing to the bad condition of the roads the parade
Of the Suburban Republican Club of fremont Is post,
poned until tomorrow evening. A large NUMBER OK
mounted men Will be in the parade pno.ar,v o,o,h.
The empyes Of Banner Brothers, broadway cloui-
ing dealers had pleasant time Yesterday afternoon tnn
Lon,s Franklin. the firms bookkecper, enthusiastic
Republican, the host and In the course OF an ad
dress xpressed his pleasure ys ar og IN SO pleasant
manner
THE w H. SEWARD CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
The william H. Seward Club met yesterday noon
AT No 35 Wast, and elected the following officers
senator Evarfs president; Colonel Elliott Z. Shepard
OK Judge ID. d. McKoon, the Rev. Dr. Robert s. Mao
Arthur and John f. Baker, vice-presidents; Wash
Ingon F. Peddrlck, corresponding secretary William
D. Guthrie, recording secretary; and William T.
Hatch treasurer. The executive committee VIII con-
sist of John Sessions, John F. Pummcr, A W. Tcnncy
the Rev. Dr. W. b. Derrick, s. Anablc stats, Wheaton
A. Wesch. George +. Kitchel Carnot b. Mccker,
c. L. whelpley, of Washington; Edward T. Bartlett,
Cyrus Bussng, Senator Blair, of Ncw-Hampshire
General Joseph C. Jackson, s. Wilkeson, and Van
Buren, DenslOw, Of Chicago.
The club accepted an invitation TO be present at
the ceremonies attending the unwilling OF the statue
of Secretary Seward, al Auburn, n Y, Thursday,
and made arrangements to go there in special car
Levi L. Morton and Chauncey NJ Depcw are expected
iO accompany the club, and Friday evening alter
their return 10 the city, the club Will go to of
the NewYork theatres in a body.
CEN LEW WALLACE FOR SECRETARY OF WAR
Springfield OhlO Nov 10 (speciaD.-Colonel A. l.
Conger, Of Akron, Oho's National Republican Com
mtteeman passed through here yesterday on his way
from indianapolis where he had been TO call on
General Harrison. In interview Colonel Conger
Harrison and himself Mr.. Blaine, he said, would
be offered the post of Secretary of State. but General
Harrison understood that Mr.. Blaine did not want H.
One thing COnger said was settled aud that was
that Lew Wallace would be secretary OF W ar