New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
PART II.
PAGES II TO ~.
A GREAT MEETING TONIGHT
THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS RATIFICATION AT
MUSIC HALL
RINGING SPEECHES WILL DE MADE DY GOV.
ERNoR M'KINLEY AND coNGREssMEN
BURROWS AND DALzELL.

DUNhOWS AND DALLELL
The Republican Climb and thousands Of their friends
will throng the Carnegie Music Hail. Fifty seventh-s
and seventhave. tonight, to express the satIsfac
ton felt by the Republicans OF New-York tho
nomination Of Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw REID
for President and Vice President. and their hearty ap
prevail Of the platform adopted By the Minneapolis
Convention the embodiment OF the most advanced
and patriotic Americansm. Every arrangement has
been made for the meeting. which promises to be one
OF the largest and enthusiastic ratification meet
ngs held In this city. Following close upon tho
visit of the committee 10 Mr.. Reid to inform him
officially OF his nomination. II Will be attended BY
Of the most prominent Republicans from all
parts OF the country, who make up that committed.
The speakers Of the evening will be Governor Will
lam Mckinley. IT,. OF Ohio Congressman julius q.
Burrows Of Michigan and Congressman John Dial.
zcll, OF Pennsylvania. James a. Blanchard the
president OF the Republican Club, will be chairman.
Cappa's band Will furnish the music The doors Of
The Music Hall will be thrown open at p. and the
meeting will begin at D. m The body Of the house.
which will hold $500 people. will be free to all conf
without ticket. The platform is reserved for tho
vice presidents and secretaries the members OF tho
committee appointed to inform the candidates OF their
nomination. The first three OF the auditorium
are reserved for women. Two Of the sixty boxes are
reserved for the speakers and the rest have been soad
Among those who have purchased boxes are Cornelius
n. Bliss, E. q. Harper. Ehhu Root, Colonel Elliott +.
SHcPdIu, ueHTy DOsc clOirOe d. DIyuIt, JuIen IL
Javies George ". Turner Nathaniel Hittle James
Talcott, Henry Hall, NJ. c. Baldwin, Henry L. Elm.
stein, Il. A. Newell, Meyer s. Isaacs and W. c. Rob
erts.
A few Of the vice-presidens are ex-senator william
NJ. Evarts, H. o. Armour, seth NJ Millken, James
Talcott, Appraiser Marvele W. Cooper samuel sloan.
ex-Congcssman Roswell q. Horr, President Levi
p Norton Benjamin G. Clarke, James A. Blanchard,
General Horace Porter Ccphas Brainerd, ex-senator
Warner Miller, Elihu Root. A. C. Cheney ex-senator
Thomas c. Plat, J. rcrpont Morgan, william Brook
field, E1wurd T. Bartlett United states District At
torney Edward Mitchell John >. smith, Mortimer G.
AddOms John Clanin, ex-Judge william II. Arnoux,
whiteaw Reid. william II. Webb, Colonel George Bliss.
W. Il. T. Hughes, Colonel Elliott F. ehepard, Gran
Vile p. iiawes Henry Glason, eX7Judge Noah Davis,
Cornelius ~ Bliss, Cornelius Vanderbilt William L.
strong. Secretary stephen Is. Elkins, Colonel " X.
Cruger Hamilton Fish. ID. o. Mills, Alfred Van SAINT
wort and Samuel Thomas.
The arrangements for the meeting are in charge Of
the subcommittee OF the Campaign Committee OF
Fifty OF the Republican Club. II consists Of Henry
Hail. Henry Gleason, William Leary, Robert ". Tay-
er Francis r. Lambeer and John S. Smith. Z. 4.
Laimbecr will be chief usher