New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

mere SAID ne III ever those Texan roocrs get
mixed with tho Tammany men. II won't do for the
AUDITORIUM TO declare for sound money In the tech
OF the silver men. Not your facial expression "
Then the explanation forthcoming At one SIDE
OF the corridor great sign announcing the joys
70 ne FOUND az sound money meeting which Will
SeH , ~ 'o,ro , e.snlht me Two WORDS which
Auditorium and Sound Money" Just across ;he
which they distribute enthusiasm There are a big
sisn done IN silver and haif,hundred incandes,
p, mere 100 much opposition waved in the faces OF
There Mould be ' dozsp Of oCe tS
call ~ f" - ''''' "''''''
The "yoocrs'' in the Palmer House lobby have
spotted" the man who originate the boom" The
sia!d old cornhuskers who shout betimes for Horace
Boies would Ike 10 spoil his classic features and
break" his rcd. white and blue nccktie. He is
everywhere in evidence He talks ncsssanily about
the crime of 49," and displays free-slver crudi
ton tina; s;umps godbugs. he IL for Bland and
imported from Missouri 20 TAX for the father Of the
dollar. lie works as Il he was on probation and
was saying. he begins and the crowd draws closer,
when thai Iowa man interrupted me. this con
sIriracy against the silver dollar began far back
as 1873 He never completes tho speech for his
CHI onology on that fatal date. ready 80 well ad-
vcrised.
Wharton Barker. OF Philadelphia is in Chicago 10
part of his dreams true. He claims TO be
the original bimeia.is having become converted II
the doctrine in 1875 Mr. Barker is n banker and tho
owner and editor OF THE American" the leading
bmetast organ IN this country. He Is recognized
as an able exponent OF the gold silver problem
and now has in press history o. blme: allisn. Mr..
Parker has voted the Republican ticket oftener than
any other. He organized the movement that re-
suited IN tw9ce slectins Hobert Patts2n Demo
The Wellington. and Gains that he IS only here to
paramount issue. and believe that candidate
he elected on any other than silver platform.
am in favor OF the free ard unlimited coinage OF
silver ratio Of le 10 ard think such will he the
platform"
There is a new confusion OF tongues every fly.
minutes in every hote. lobby in tow. Two men will
begin: Take 30 cents on every dolar.aboT Of the
workingman-goid standard--bmet arsm-platfcrm
four years ago-umptararum. sayE one OF the aHvo-
Gates. Cold bugs OF Wall Street-betray the peo-
pe-coin bonds-greenba cks-money in cirSua-
ton. billions. millions. thousands. hundreds dollars
and dimes" says the other and by that time each
pair IS the centre OF gaping crowd that doesn't
know and wants 10. Along in the quiet hours
day. before the heavy guns got numbered. there
Of these debating classes in the lobby OF the
Auditorium Annex. and crowd collecting A
travelling man, who resented this political trlhlng
with MS regular hotel comforts. broke through the
shore ice and exclaimed either OF the .cstants
,,aS say 19ere ISM money enough ioT in eircua
bowler and The way 10 make each man rich IS to
Why We wlM-ihe people" Double our own
money" Yes. certainly. You SEE "An the
people of the United give to all The people OF
the United States just twice much cash as Is
N existence II he United Statcs" wen out. !: is
come from" From The peop.c Of the United
States" said the silver man. for he WAS uncon-
paused moment. and then ne said: Il Of
n o 2e of hs .0 Of anS sa else f S %s nv
own,iwics the money now have. Every other
orally. We part with nothing 10 get it. consequently
Wo oT bette y' 90 ana g 70 1 sn5iS
Dave Francis. o, s., Louis. is here He mo,
the Bland boom in the marhl. tunre. be-eath Con-
gress-st. and each CT: the othe dead "Yo': are no
Democrat" said the Band boom. "You are no
Judge. said the late executive and each hurried 10
the surface and breathed
Charles S Thomas Of Colorado may be the per-
manent chairman Of the Democratic National CON
ventloA His name was sprung this afternoon by
the supporters Of the Presidential. aspirations of Mr.
Bland and YVES received with enthusiasm By such Of
the Western delegates as are on thu ground NJ
Thomas has been for twelve years the Democratic
National Committeeman from Colorado. and was
The last Democratic candidate for Governor Of that
peop.e conveyed TO Mr O'D5nneli. one Of the
from COLORADO wLo said Coio-
0f1cer he will receive the support OF all the far
the choice Of Mr. BANDS friends viii think .e n-
sure his success.
Chairman Harrity sad this morning that the |
Democratic National Committee would provide six |
seats each for the delegations from the Territories
and the District Of Columbia. and unit. the Commit
tee on~Credentials reported. and its report |
adopted these delegations would have two votes, |
or each delegate one-thrd of vote. The National |
Committee az its meeting in Washington In Feb |
ruary. passed resolution recommending that each |
Territory and the District of Columbia have six |
OF opinion Of the delegates now here this recon- |
mendation Will be adopted. The total vote OF the |
thrty-six, and because Of the uncertainty whether
the silver forces command two-thirGs OF the
vote Of the Convention. the votes Of the Territories
assume unusual importance. II Is understood that |
of the thrty-six Territorial delegates. twentynine
are for silver.
Ex-senator Patrick Walsh and Colonel Evan P.
Howell. OF Augusta. Ga. and Senator Tman
among the callers Senator Jones the Sherman
House the silver headquarters. at noon to-day. and
ef,er a brief conference ne three NAMED.
piloed by Theodore Nelson. secretary OF the ILL.,
nos State Central Committee left the hotel for a
conference with other si.ve. leaders elsewhere.
Alexander Delmar. OF the New-York free silver
party was active around the Sherman House to-day.
and assured the leaders that. Notwithstanding the
that there nothing but gold-stan
meta. would demonstrate when the proper time
came that they strong numerically to be
ignored
PUTNAM COUNTY'S CAMPAIGN
A RoUsING RALLY RATIFYING THE NOMINATION
OF M'KISLEY AND HOBART.
Brewster. ~ y July (SpeciaD.The Mckinley
and Hobart Club at Brewster This evening opened
the campaign in Putnam County by a banner-rais-
ing and nass-meetine. Hamilton Fish and William
Wood were the principal speakers. The Eagle Club,