The sun., 1891-10-01
RATIFIED BY MANHATTAN.
1NEsARATOGA TICKET AND PLATFORM
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ing Dress Touch EIbows-Thc Mayors
PINK shirt and Cream-coiorca Necktie.
The Manhattan Club testified to its alert
Democracy Inst evening by h non-factional
ratification demonstration in ratification Of the
Saratoga ticket. The meeting was held In the
beautiful billiard room. which was the art gal
lery OF the Stewart mansion when the
Rosa Bonheur OF the Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art and other treasures OF
painting and sculpture were features in the
millionaire merchants collection The tables
had been removed and the floor filled with
rows OF chairs. while the cue racks were hid
den behind red. white. and blue bunting
President Frederick r. Coudert and Secretary
David D. Gilbert occupied the little platform
at the head Of the room against a background
Of flags that surrounded an oil painting Of
Gen. Jackson in full uniform.
The company was a notable one. men Of
prominence in all walks Of life being present
Solid business men and substantial officials
plainly dressed and OF serious mein and mind
mixed with club men just from dinner in
full dress and IN air OF expectant In
tarest for the excitement OF a political meet
ing. Mayor Grants appearance was typical
Of the first mentioned class. He wore plain
business suit. tho coat being OF sack cut His
hat was pearl-colored soft one. and though
his collar was white linen an occasional glimpse
could be seen OF his pink striped cheviot shirt
behind his cream-colored four-in-hand tie.
Tho gathering included John c. Calhoun.
Willis g. Paine. J. Edward Simmons Percival
Farquhar. w. H. Hamersley. Auditor Lyons. ].
Bleecker Miller. William T. Andrews. Col.
George B. Mcclellan. Harry Macdona. John
r. Mcintyre. Jonn Delahunty. Isadore
wormser. ]. Sergeant Cram. Herman
Rldder. Charles J. Canda. G. G. Baldwin.
Charles B. Peet. Henry A. Gildersleeve.
Gen. Floyd King. James ]. Martin.
Edward Kearney. Magrane Cox. James w.
Boyle. Leicester Holme. Walter Stanton. Col.
William G. Rice formerly Gov. Hills private
secretary). Augustus Dooharty Walton Storm.
Henry Clausen. Robert Maclay. Edward Cahill.
John Il. Mooney. W. ]. X. Kenny, 8. ]. E Raw
ling. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Col Burton N. Har-
rison. Do Lancey Nicoll. Douglas Taylor. .Isadore
Etraus. and Franklin Lane. the Tacoma boom
or who is trying to get the '92 Convention out
there. ...
In calling the meeting to order. President
Coudert explained that it was special meet
ing, under. tho provision that empowered
them when 80 members or more signed
request The object vas to ratify the Demo.
Sad Tsaa a0IeaIpsM ahe sa Mr. JOHN T. inman oered
the following resolutions:
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-n6st heartily received.
Col Fellows seconded tho resolution In Q
6R3ef speech, in which he said that they were
especially felicttous In condemntng the Repub- |
Han party IN the State for It's efforts to obscure
lie real issues Of the campaign. The party. |
&qpgh ioE thirty years AZ. dominant A,at, IL tths
Union. the party. which always took to |
itself credit for pride in ts prtnciples was now
single Issue. I'm his speechss he utterly ig-
nores every national issue and makes the can
vass Of Plhttism solely upon q prejudice he
seeks 70 create against l1csl orgahhisfPhton n In
qt Re that SSGPnty ,b and
districts In the nomination OF the ticket head |