New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
TIE WALL STREET DEMONSTRATION

lie w ALL 81 DEMONol IA iO-f'
INTENSIVE PREPARATIONS IN PRoGREss-THE
LINE OF MARCII-DEEP INTEREST IN HE MAT
TER.
The seed sOwn by the merchant members of
several commercial exchanges who advocate the election
OF Blaine and Logan Immediately following the attempt
OF bears and frce-tladers to get up big demon
sraOn in support of Cleveland and Hendricks, gives
promise of alb Indan harvest Monday at the ratif-
cation meeting to be held ia front OF the Su-Ireasury In
Wall-st. to ndorse Blaine and Logan The meeting OF
subcommittee OF the various exchange clubs and of the
dry goods trade, held at no Broadway on Thursday
for the purpose of considering proposition for ratii-
cation meeting, only the beginning Of the work
among Republican merchants Yesterday names
handed in the various committees by individuals who
desire to take part and If many are added to-day
there will be at least 1000 merchants in line on Mon
day. Not only names submitted but there were
offers share in the incidental expenses Some want to
make the demonstration imposing. but the Com
mittce OF Arrangements think it sufficient to have
parade TO the SuTreasury and addresses by prominent
men, 1t is proposed however, to have great parade
in honor of Mr.. Blaine upon his return from the West
aud TO have meeting in OF the large buildings
in the evening. If Mr. Blame will consent to be present
The Committee OF Arrangements for Mondays parade
met yesterday at No Broadway, with j. r. Plunmef.
of Poneroy Plummer who Is the president of the Dry
Goods Trade Blaine and Logan Club 10 the chair. They
s,uplv met TO arrange the details the parade Sub
and 10 provide accommodations for the press were APP
ponted ana they Will report TO the full committee to
dsy II was arranged that the clubs OF the several
Exchanges should assemble In time to reach the sub
Treasury at 2:30 y. III. The Bankers and Brokers
blaine and Logan Club will take up the line of march
from It's Headquarters In BrUalst. at Exchange place.
proceed down xchange place TO William St, thence 10
Iirayer-st where the clubs of the Metal, Cotton aud
Coffee Exchanges. and the Lower Wall street Merchants
CLUB will fan N lines mp Beaver ST. to the Produce Ex
change Building, where the New-YOrk Produce and
Maritime Merchants Club will Join the procession
Thence the clubs viii march NJ Broadway. taking mp IN
the wav the York Petroleum and stock Bonrd nnd
the New York Mining Stock aud National Petroleum
Exchange clubs, and TO Nau-st, where they VIII
fan IN the rear " the Dry Goods Trade Cub Behind
The main body will the Mercantile Exchange and
West aide Clubs The line 0f march viii then be 10
the sub Treasury Building ...,
The committee speakers we're not ready Yesterday
Us announce the engagements rs thrt air acting W. ru
iunplrn with the National al state committees The
iulnwlns Ia rupr NJ rulnt tu le Issued w. lat hi
a committee ~ the Republicans ~ the fiOhuee -
change
hiNiht Ash iOutH
A hbfehanis aud hanhhis' meeting viii hh held ~
frnh at the iibasnit hii1iha, Wall ~ Mnhhiti
10Th instant ~ $40 10, tu h,dhfsu the nominations
uf Jauts u, iilainp and John Logan in i'irait w
aud NNe President Mrni ris VI tho hbW Nuih timinru
aud Maritime Exchanges Aib Invited 10 meet Ia flnni ~
the Produce tAohangn Whitehall st al y a. ~ ~ at
tend The uoniing va - hniy
j. NJ htQuAl W HAYNES
Asnnrw NJ lrEnRHHuI, II . WAN,
JuslrH NJ. II AItIIIhE, JunR NJ, BuRT,