New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-02

no law shall be passed which will harm their business
After hearing such pledge made the members OF INC
Legislature rcioiced to hear Fremont Ooic, inc ho"'
elected sneaker of the Assembly, say, while standing
on the spot where Governor Hill had Just peeh III
augura,ed: mn. -,
The issue has been Joined whether nc pon, r 10.
six millions of people should be dominance W 1ar'
power of 80 900 saloons and the saloons haNe Won,
fhs question has been asked whether men mold
some particular traffic or trade may sa hn 'o an
thousands of dollars for the purpose o. puSnS az
election without fear OF m ,he a IN
Yet as has been said, the 5o"ernors parade was
a success. Early this morning PEDESTRIANS III 'ho
lower part of Albany found the streets fu OF piue
coated soldiers, Zousves, men In the antique u'
form OF the Grand Army veterans and men IN black
c.,nen,s and shiny hats These the soevral
parts Of the Governors procession which by and by
hogan 10 form itself INTO line in Broadway Green ana
North Pearl SITS. The streets were black win speo'a
tors safest IS a steep thoroughfare, running up
hin toward the State Capitol 1t Is proau s''oo.
and therefore when the regiments OF the Nauoh"
Guard with their bright bayonets. spihed ueino's' ~
blankets and blue oycrcoats, hogan marching UP 'ho
In, a.. snoctacle was a fine ono. There must have
hecn nearly four thousand soldiers and they nearly
all wore the Uniform. which most fesehiDios nc
of the Regular Army, they made most in'pi''
srpearance The sky lowering with gray olo"uS o
occasionally ray Of sunshine illuminated INC s'Vo,
and the procession as 1t wound its way up the NH
oral uard nresent were these: The 13th OF bfOohS "
which headed the procession, and the 3D. OF new
York: these were followed by separate compd"os
nom Albany, Utica, Oneonia, Buhalo, Troy hoos''
Falls Cohoes and from many other places near Ho''
(,lmore,s hand with its 100 musicians, was appauusu
all along the line of march The soldiers were loi-
,ovca NV three or four hundred members OF the Orau
Army of the Republic Marching at the head OF 'icS9
,o,orans corld be seen the colossal figure OF Oeher
n NJ Curtis, of ST. Lawrence County, the DePd,.n'',
Commander of the Grand Army OF the hePupno "a
New-York State. General Curtis had as Els es0oi
the Albany Jackson Corps and the Hibernan rinos %
Albany, both military companies VIM"
ancient bcarskin caps. ~ -,
Tho war veterans were succeeded by the clNo
sivisions which was composed of liquor Dealers palaa
ing as retail groceis, and clubs OF Democrauo poi''
clans The politicians looked so fat ana sleek 'a' ~
march was plainly bound TO be painful one lor 'he"
The civic division was headed by " Inc bulaloe' Vi
Albany Then came the Tanmany Han oelcsa'io"
and the Purroy dozen. This was succeeded ny tho
most remarkable feature Of the procession parouche
~, (which sat ex-Assemblyman jimmy OIVer' VI
New.York Mr. Oliver had red bandanna hanohor
chief wrapped about his neck, ana was ea~"'e
ecstateay at large floral ship resting upon the 'front.'
seat of the barouche. The slip was suDsequon"s
nresented TO Governor Hill, and he discovered tha'
II bore this inscription: Democracy-Oomh""uo
David b. Hill" Mr. divers august pressure e,h In
no sooner disappeared than there came hadrd bv
along the Constitution Cluo OF bloohS"; o,t-Irn
did not walk Climb in allowed Is prOi TGey were
Succeeded by inc David nm SgS Of tbe 4 PRESIDENT
nav ns the fionor Dealers Association of Onca up
Dropratey enough Mr. Disers 9iSanIM1atDhl r "@ If
followed by the Retail GrOceis David b. IN Dl1o 10
Ncw York and brooklyn, who recently nolin .h ,nc
Governor bv letter that they were coming lc A t5
because he had protected their wsic
and boped that The cooperation OF interest VIM,
an nrdaVsieJ for several years between them woua
cont,nue The political clubs had me i n UI
abo,t 600 and what with bright silh tanners anu
esvcoiored silk badges, presented quito picturesque
appearance ,, ,r e4ate-st past the
CapifoI and then, curving to the SOUTHWARK noIs
vslious Streets reached the Executive Mdasiol ;
Here they were Joined by Governor lill' VINO eoff
into a barouche in company with Mayor Mahari VI
hlhanv There were three other baiOuches, III VIZ, VIZ.
col CoVernOr Jones and secretary vi 2tao
Coli and The members Of the Inauguration I'm
miffee The carriages formed the iall Oh ING p Pr
ncSsion Tho procession then marched PACK 20 'as ne
Capitol and past H. he nns cro ro
81, me ,b Stafe e. side of the Capitol took seat on
rcviewipc stand which had been erected 'heIe;
petty soon the hcad of the procession l"SSo' anu
e. was reviewed by the Governor