New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-03
BROADWAY, BETWEEN 9Th 6 9TH SITS, N Y.
CROWDING TO WASHINGTON
TRA1N-LoADs OF HAPPY REPUBLICANS.
MANY ORGANIZATIONS IN GAY REGALIA = A
srRoNo CONTINGENT FROM KINGS COUNTY
THE LINCOLN GUMS ZINE SHOWING.

MANY ORGANIZATIONS IN GAY REGALIA A
srRoNe CONTINGENT FROM KINGS COUNTY
THE LINCOLN GUMS ZINE SHOWING.
The tide Of washington-bound people swellcd
into torrent yesterday, and this city was alive
with people and clubs moving to the Pennsylvania
Railroad station. From morning until midnight
the train ferries were crowded and New-York
Repubicanism viii be better represented at the
Inauguration, IL Is said, than ever before. Over
twenty large trains OF four to ten each rolled
out Of the station during the day bearing crowds
OF happy people. Hundreds OF men who marched
through the campaign, rain or shine, singing;
"Grover's in the Cold, Cold Ground took up
the same refrain again yesterday as they marched
OF with their clubs flags flying and bands
playing.
The air was raw and chilly. but that bad no
effect ON the multtudes of people who had been
looking forward so long TO the day. People
In all walks Of life flooded the ferries, invaded
the railroad station and filed every train TO its
utmost capacity. They travelled singly or In
parties Of from two up to two hundred, but
strictly speaking there was only one party ana
that was not the Democratic party. Many
politicians were In the crowds Whole families
were seen here and there. There was notice
able, presence OF corored people. II was not
until midnight that One exodus ceased, when tho
xvIth Assembly District Republican Association
led by Henry Krdpf went of to the Republican
Mecca in O glitter of badges. shining silk hats
and flaming torches. n
A little country club started the march carly IN
the morning, but It was reserved for the Lincoln
Club 70 have the right OF way. The members OF
the club, 200 In number, assembled early In the
morning at their headquarters In Clinton Place.
and headed by Bayne's Goth Regiment Band
marched down Broadway TO the inspiring strains
of Growers in the Cold, Cold Ground Each
man wore q silk hat gloves and blue silk badge
with. gold tassels, with the inscription LAncoin
Club.E Cornelius Van Colt was in command ana
bis aids were DR.. John II. Dorm, the vice-presi-
dem. Idspenard Stewart, George Barnett Thomas
Coaklcv. Whitfield Van Cott ID. Handle George
Gregory. DIR. J. J. johnson, Frank ]. Carroll ana
Others. The men made q fine show. They ma q
whole train to themselves Among those IN ~
were General George s. Batcheller, A. 70 Oon.-
ling. Albert Weber Frederick Shields, A. n. Ee'o'
Adam Gander Elmer w. Brown, Thomas mcvnn'
James Brooks, Francis V. King, John " oSnup'
John @. Adams and John d. lawson.
The Lincoln Club went on the 10 o. m. uain,
and after that there was lull in the line until
late In the afternoon Among those who sfarteo
during the day were e. o. Wolcott, Of ColoraaoI
General Joseph G. jackson, OF General barnum
stag and the majority Of tho Generals stan
whose names have already been published IN iA'
Tribune
!. v,ry TURNOUT FROM BROOKLYN:
About 700 Republicans Of Brooklyn and the resi-
of Kings County also started for wson-
,ngton "a take part in the Inauguration IA
rade. The organizations represented are
N. pspublIcsu General Committee under Trsnaln
vrun, ~ a mep tho John Y. McKane Assoe'.Ss
nnesnoesd lao men, under X y. sutherlan9' i ss
p = wililsu,s battery OF the Eightccnm mpsnismIn
men, under Charles ~ Ward 100 mon. Under Captain
scy % snp yeder Republican Club 80 men nhu
ser u nS tho Nineteenth Ward Repuoifhe
League, 80 men pnccnubncan Club, IS men the In
,trs,,sa AZ he rwenty third Ward. % men,
~, !, .he examinations had street garade3
,,.saus sta,,inc hut the ntmbers Of the Fenernt
~ the Young Republican CLUB VEN
sai4a.~ ne Dady Legion f'arted from IN
W.. uss.vShIv Rooms and after review py us
Naw2o- ana citv officers, marched - the 1907 ~
- s1 HE Mckano contingent started Lroh
f,ton-st and Flatbush-aye. about the same u ard
and joined the pady Legion, The Mii Is streets
~ f,n EastSrn District All these orgnnizau4ns
n., LILY handsonaly uniformed and carried me n,A
Ssnness The Colored Citizens Centrnl hepa%t
l,s,9,r aes tsom No. l7s Fuitcn-st, at m
A II Tie BROOKLYN organizations have been nsssa "a
20 places in the Empire State Division Of fne s1en
parade s2 g s sTm nsctMEsr srAnrs ro.DAx
Tbs stast Of the 7th Regiment for Wsss3nss
lhis evening win b made With = hess u'RAs