New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-06
PATERSON'S GALA DAYS.
ENDED WITH A PARADE AND DINNER
MANY MEN IN LNE-soMB OF THOSE WHO SAT
AT THE TABLE.

MANY MEN IN LINE-sOME OF THOSE WHO SAL
AT THE TABLE.
Paterson last night closed her three days celebra
ton OF the centennial OF her founding In the "o'
ing thu military parade passed through the ptoluS'N
decorated streets between lanes Of cheering people "
holiday attire. There about l,sOo men IN mo
The column headed By sixteen polcemcl u"u1
CAPTAIN Bimson. Next rode Assistant Giand 'ia,sna
l. A. Piaget and a mounted STAFF Of aids from iiusn
c. Irish Camp. No. s. Sons OF Veterans No'0,0'
Andrew Derrom the venerable cx-commandcr OF the
o,tb New Jersey Volunteers was the grand marshal
Int ne rode In a carriage not feeling well enough 10
SIT on a horse. Then the LIST United sta'cs
Artillery from New York IIarbor Colonel LanGdoh
commanding They marched Is infantry, rot having
trouclt cannon. Tho magnificent appearance OF inc
regular, evoked great applause all along the line'
There were five companies With full ranks ana INC
expenses OF their transportation we're borne oy te
Paterson Centennial Committee who had tugs con-
vey them to jersey City TO take the train
THE First Brigade of ew-Jerscy militia. comprising
the 1st I'd and 4th Regiments, headed by Major
General J. W. Plume, came next Some OF the com
panIeS of the lst Regiment, OF Newark ana the f'''
from Hudson County. had thin ranks and other com
NAMES were absent altogether owing to the hsahcouo"
in the brigade arising the recent reorganization
but there were men enough to make gooo sho"i"s.
The gun attachments, hospital squads ana ss'"'
corps were interesting features. Tho three paterson
companies A. and C, OF the I'd Regiment, had nearly
full ranks The left OF the military division was
occupied by the ID Battery. of Ncw-fork Hiihua
Wilson's formerly Earlc's who carried on the chiel
share OF appreciation from the citizens. They mao
ridden up from the city, bringing their heaVy "oni
,seces which they had with them in the parade
About five hundred veterans OF the orrhhu AIM, va
tho Renublic made up the final division. FarraGls
and Chaplain Butlcr Posts OF Paterson, were ioo"'"
by large delegations from Uzal Dodd POST Oh 'i7sc
who had come up in stages ; and by Mcpherson POST
uocxousnclS: John f. Beam Post Butler, " J'' ana
A. A. Torbert Post, Morristown. Governor No"o"'
whose arrival in the city at 10 80 O'CLOCK was an
nounced by salute OF seventeen guns reVie"eu tno
parade from the stand on Marketst The m'l'laheh,
regulars and Grand Army were bounumlly &c"
bv a committee Of citizens in several large halls
Cornelln, A. Cadmus, Representative from inc
Paterson district brought from Washington aoou'
noon rs guests Of the city large delegation OF MS
fellow Cor grcssmcn. Among them were Representatives
Thomas Dunn English If Newark simpson OF kliis"9
Erths and Amcrman Of usylvania; Arnold, OF
Missouri: Hamilton OF Town; POST OF IilAoS' Harti7
and Ca,.ell Of Minnesota; McreAlth. OF virginia :
Tar.ocv and Manscn. Of Missouri, and Meyers, Of
Louisiana Beside, these there were at the dinner eA
Governor Joseph ID. B~le, OF Ncw-Jer'ey 'amueI
Gor,per. president OF tho American Federation Of
Labor: william Paterson. Or. Allan Mclean Hamilton,
Alexander Hamilton and W. C. Hamilton, OF RaT'po,
descendants OF the great Federa.st and founder OF
Jonnthan Dixon II the supreme Court OK secretary
George W. Robson. 81 Camden; Parke Godwih. Cort
loudt Parker Of Newark General william ;. StryEcr.
q, Trenton Adlutant General Of NewJersey; General
Richard A. Donncly II Trenton, Quartemastcr-
General of IN. STATE and Department Com
mandcr u the Grand Army OF the Republic :;
william b. Hornbower. Of New-iork; the Rev. Will
lam Prur Of Detroit; Mayors Haynes. OF Newark
Wanser II Jersey City, Stanton. Of lIoboken; ex-
Coprro.snnn John Kean, ir.. Of Elizabeth, Colonel
w. g. Lancdon and Lieutcnants Hunter and Bailey,
st United states Artillery Captain David Wilson and
Lleutennnts Gable aud Flanagan, I'd Battery, New
York National Cunrd Colonel Snyder, OF the former
I'd Battalion National Guard OF New-Jerscy; Surgeon
General John ID. Mct;ill. Of Jersey City James Ber-
con - somerset County. Speaker Of the New Jersey
Assent y state senator Michael T. Barrett, OF New
| ark and many prominent Paterson men.
Joseph ". Consdon presided The other speakers
wore Governor Albeit. Ex-Governor Bcdlc, John =.
uarkalow. william g. Hamilton, Judge Jonathan
Dixon Congressman simpson. John W. Grges. william
f. Hornhl1wcr the Rev. Isaac p. Whean and the
Rev. william Pra'l