New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
MAKE 1T A GREAT PARADE
BUSINESS MEN. CONE FORWARD!
EVERY REPUBLICAN ASKED TO HELP ORGANIZE
MONSTER PROCESSION FOR NEXT

A MONSTER PROCESSION FOR NEXT
SATURDAY.
The preparations for the great parade of Republican
business men, witch Is 10 take place saturday,
October 20, going rapidly forward. The com-
miit oe, consisting OF C)Ion william l.. SrOng, chir
man; W. II. T. Hughes, vice-charman: T.. A. Treat,
treasurer, and Z. A. Drake, secretary, are working
like beavers the details OF the arrangements. At
the official headquarters, No. 2:I6 Pfhave., they are
i'm daily receipt OF reports from all the snb-organza-
tons. over twenty-five OF the different ale organt
cations Lave been heard from already In the shape of
statement OF the officers and men who will turn out
on the day OF the review. These amount
t. 10000 men. General Horace Porter
has consented TO serve as grand marshal. His ONCE
Is room No. 10, Mills Building. and the officers OF all
organizations. who take part In the parade should
send to this office for their place In the line Of march
and orders Is to formation. The line OF march VIII
be the one up Broadway through waycriy Place
and up Fifh-avc. The reviewing stand VIII be NJ
the Worth Monument. and invitations 10 join the RS
viewing party have been sent 10 President Harrison,
Vice President Morton and Whtelaw Reid.
At the head OF The procession Immediately after the
mounted escort Of the graod marshal there VIII macT
committee Of 100 prominent and wellknown c!uzcns
from all branches Of business life escorted by
double band. The iank and file will parade Just as
they from their places Of business, without UNI
form CT any kind They will carry canes, however,
and flag canes preferred
some evening this week Will be devoted To mass
meeting Of the business nj Carnegie Music liau.
The announcement Of the exact date will be made ~
soon arrangements BE- perfected with the man
ager OF tire hal john Clafn and other wel-kno"n
business men will speak.
There are some OF the ORGANIZATIONS which nave
taken part in the parades Of former years which have
yet 10 be heard from. and the committee Is partf-
Cuarly desirOus that all members Of these old cibs,
or of any ones, who have any lists Of names or
other relics OF the former machinery Of the organi-
zaiion. should communicate with the secretary f. a.
Drake, at No. 236 Fftllave. Especially does THIS
apply to the veterans OF the old Tppecanoe and
Tyler too campaign. who We're snch feature Of the
parade last time. Every New-lork man who voted
for william Henry HARRISON and stand the fatigue
Of short march ought 10 send In his name. Other
clubs, whose members asked not 10 be backward
In coming forward II they want 10 get into line
in the few days left. are: The Tobacco Trade Re
publican Club The Bowling Green Republican Work
Ingmens Association The Custom House Brokers,
The Fulton Market Republican Club The New YORK
Bar Republican Association The Ncw-York University
Republican Club, The University OF Dentistry Repub'
ican Club. The Boot and shoe Trade Republican
Association Tho College OF Physicians and surgeons
Republican Club. The Lthographers Republican AS
eOcation, The Haiter' and Furriers' Republican Clb
The Republican Club Of the Machinery aud Railroad
supplies Trade, The East side Business Mems Re-
Fixture Trade, and Of the Umbrella Trade.
All earnest Republicans Of these or Of anv other
trades who are willing to help in the necessarily
hurried work Of getting the in their branch Of
business together, TO make creditable showing
next saturday, asked to communicate with secre-
tary Drake Many Of the old organizers and leaders
have moved away or died. and men must I'LL
their places
The first regular meeting Of the Wholesale Drug,
Paint, oil and Chemical Trades Harrison ana Reid
Republican Club will be held tomorrow at noon at
Nos. 80 and ~ Maiden Lane. The officers OF the
trea srer Isaac V. ;. Hitler secretary. The vice
presidents J, Seayer Page G Clinton MckessOn,
Vim. J. Baird. James b. licrper. j. +. Huumann, ".
j. Walker, Thomas +. Main, C. NJ. Chiids. Tie ,dore
Riclsecker Carl Mcrz. Waller Longman, w. Jay schicf
fclin, G. Ii. Patrick r. ". Robinson, ;. W. Bowen.
mtee is composed OF the foll)wing Walter Longman.
John \. ,terry, J. L. Lersner, Wm. ID. Falfs, John
Clay jr.. 4. b. Rogers Ir, James ". Parker G. II.
Rutherford, Sturcis Coffin and L. i. Wilson. Tho
following compose the campaign committee q. J.
Criffen. Richard r. Emmins, ;. G Moneypenny George
W. Gladwin. Charles Henry, ;. T. Longmsn, Cfarles
C. Garner Charles Weisl, +. y. oaycr d. >. Low, w.
W. Tamlyn. George G. Tompkns, chairman; Charles
C. Bruen Harry c. LOWS. L. I. Ennis ". F. Arm
strong J. VIM DE Zeer. J. +. q. Harris.
The club Will hold meetings every day at noon.
The Harrison and Reid Club formed by III" who'e.
sale mners held meeting at the Metropolitan III nd
yesterday afternoon to compete arrangements for its
part the business mems parade next saturday. II.
X. Motley presided: 1t was reported that ire 9Th
Reei1ent Band. Of fortyone pieces. had BEEN secured
for the occasion, and that committee had been chosen
provide and badges. II T. expected that
900 members OF the club will parade. John u.
Baker will be the marshal. Another meeting will be
reid at the same place next Friday.