The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-12
THE DEMONSTRATION TONIGHT.

The Democratic and Liberal Mass Meet.
ings at Tammany Hall and Union
Square.
The Executive Committee on Mass Meetings, of
which AlgernOn s. Sullivan Is chairman, was in ses-
sion during the day yesterday at Tammany Hall,
actively engaged in receiving communications from
the speakers invited to be present. assigning them
positions and in experimenting the erection Of
stands, placing OF banners and other details. Great
Efforts are being made to bring about demonstra-
ton heretofore unequalled in the city, in hopes OF
0Gsetting In degree "the news from Maine" and
raising the feelings Of the faithful, much depressed
thereby The visit Of our reporter to the audience
room of Tammany showed the decorations there
mostly completed and very tasteful In their cha
racter. The galleries had been festooned
with . crimson hangings bordered with gold
streamers pendant from the centre OF the roof to
points beneath, give q very pretty effect. TO the
OF the national candidates, draped with the starry
banner. The usual amount ofChinese lanterns and
other wi w be Ss n the vicinity
ers as announced Is very imposing, and, with one
or two exceptions, positive assurance OF their
and addresses made at Tammany Hall, Irving Hall
and at five different stands erected In the square.
At Tammany, among the more distinguished gen.
tlemen announced to appear, are Hon. Horatio
seymour, Francis Herman, r. M. I. Hunter OF Vir-
ginia; N p Banks and W. U. Saunders tcoiored),
OF Baltimore While the line Of argument to be
pursued by the respective speakers has not
been laid down, e Is understood that Mr.:
one Of the Old statesmen Of the country, give re-
view OF the action and policy OF the administration
as supported by the republican party, showing
and the fundamental principles OF the government
and their disastrous eject upon the political condi'
ton.
For Irving Hall are announced, among Others
Governor Walker Of Virginia. Fernando Wood,
Mc si Of Pa. Governor walker viii devote his
attention TO the fnanc al condition OF the country
and the deleterious effects OF the financial policy Of
the administration, not only as Greeting the North,
At stand No. i, in the square facing Broadway,
Governor Randolph, OF New Jersey; General 8. F.
Cary, OF Ohio; Colonel l.. A. Harden, OF Florida,
and others. For stand No. 2 near the Lincoln
ers including Colonel Ethan Allen, James Brooks,
Robert b. Roosevelt ana Isaac H. Hunter tcolored).
presence Of the liberal democratic CuDaus, who, as
stated by one Of them 70 our reporter, win turn
thousand. During the DAY poster, printed In
Spanish, was circulated by the committee, an
the meeting sna % the
to all and VINO was incaroera.ed 1, In IL
%ia Genefsl Martin Mc%soS pres
dent OF the Cuban Legion, is also named among the
speakers. The Cuban nag and transpafencies IN.
dicative OF sympathy with cree Cuba" will be dis.
played In the vicinity OF this stand. stand No. 3
nounced are Samuel stern, Dr. 7. Merkele, Magnus
Gross and others. For stand No. are mentioned
erai G. w. Palmer, Isaiah I. Williams and w. II.
Peckham. For stand No. James @. Spencer, M Z.
0'Connor, Of South Carolina; II. Bemis, Edward u.
The various speakers announced are re1uestedto
report to Mr.. Algernon $ sullivan chairman of the
Executive Committee, at Tammany Hall, by seven
this evening whence they will be conducted 10 the
positions assigned then.