New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
A POOR PARADE AND QUIET MEETING,
POOR STANDS ~ UNION sQuAR Empty sAs "
THE ACADEMY-NALLlTs FOR ArpL,CI q
IRVING HALL.

POOR STANDS ~ UNlON 'QuAR Empty sATs
the ACADEMY-uALLNTs FOR ArpL,uI q
IRVING HALL.
Four nag-drapcd stands named after fonru.
.f candidates of Democracy for the pe,ileaT
Mcclellan. seymour. rildcn aad IlanrocS ga
az the four corners of Union Sqin
last night The platforms we're crovM
with speakers who found cmplo mcnt tor a long az
during the evening m WATCHING ihe great crowd. aio3
them Liberal displays OF hrcEDrt-. io.1r,- AMI ~
cannon proved successful in drt WING to-t ler Ln
number of people who seemed 20 hd ms
amusement in the ciorf, OF detached al
,triggng torchisht professions 10 march before IA
stands without breaking into Indian ne. n
speakers who had started out To- harlncle tn mtilk
were compelled TO cease for their audience turned q
watch the dislpniod procession. The political a'-Ss
ton, and club, IN from every street hli loi~ ~
square and wound around and became rntlagd
in rhe crowds ami finally drlrcd 81 through sid ''
When ihe lat tnrchli .ht bal zone Elinal'.lr- 81
crowd, rapidly di.apprtr.A A. me ICY mgir '.i-1
near the Lincoln statue. I.-A -t+nlNmiu q .'a-.
presided. >iNtu, G.. Kapd pr ,'d.l A q, NJ. 'lsin
stand, Colonel John 0'b'rne, AT me iHh'H sl@
and John ". Levi, AT the linncoch stan
The speakers hill.d farthe ACADEMY ot Ni-i. meets
did not appear iii $50 O'Clock The 'o't oi I'd" hos,
was hlcl 50 wa, the gallery. BIT The fret ant 'ect
galleries contained hundred, at cmp} -cd,,. The n.
ing capacity ot the Academy l. 5000. iAr erlsd W
krpt N, GOOD humor by the GJu Hc-nncnt Band, VIA
piiNcd" rat RI Irrty', Leather Brc,,hr,' Mr. Brt
She's Laly." " Garryowen,' and N
Harp That once Through Tara, Halls The Hgs
V, urut % ruusr fr irish ucli iu heart % ssls
OF IL, duly. but Ahrm :. Hewitt hai no ,oonef ~
FL 'ctod president ot tlr meeting ami stepped loNamh
make a ,pcrrh. than one ot ihl- nationality ctiH a.
How about the British Minister D. Tie Wt. suppress,
Another ciiLcu who said " ia, ha lu answer 10 oae
Nh llcNlu', propositions Va, rapidly assisted llf'l'
q side door hy two policemen 80 many Poh
lcft the Academy while Nh Hewitt Vas ~
mg that general cry oi Hush. If
from those who wanted to boar thc slHala
Mr. Hewitt spoke az longth and Wts follow oih eA'.@
tor -. g. Eaton, of Connecticut, Governor lanh AhFA"
Sew Jersey and Joseph luliflsT
The meeting Ia irving iiaii was presided ","
Robert H. Mtcney, chairman II doe lNm- Han h'eA
Committee lie made "a speech t'Hy
Iuul Si-l delivered bong addusr Doe which Dr. -.
nothing n pam, ular rA,,P that alien - many l''
ltpuhllrtu ullr change Md, hr'r'ilht hHd NN W. W..
and iu-iu were democrats ifiut, ihr VIZ hvn
mctrnt dullu- the speeches Wa The lt'h ni 'h'N''
and 60 make up fnr ihis chorus ui pri'ul, ,on''.
under the platform win nailrls 800 ih,l lAh'h
hulIlhio din IN tuN,lnpl blh'h g. NhA'h " "
plnin, also spoke , ,os
What act rti the good ~ lhr country dd l'alh' wv
mliiiIr az advocate {" hr lrk,i -.
Tho ahnlillun of slavery" spuho sunny '"''"9
The hmlN 81 the hall .....,l.,
40 slr" rIoln,d III Walker ho didn't ln'''A"
that mr azure ,,...sb
INT be- advocated n, ,it' tclorci llo s'nlf"'"
the hall, aud ihla Statement WAS hrpl'N"'' N""''