New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07
SENATOR JONESS VISIT.
RtMORs OF CHANGES AT DEMOCRATIC
HEADQUARTERS.
THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN MEETINo-vIsrT

For the arst time since the opening Of the treas
urer's headquarters in the Hotel barthoidi' "hNa"
! p St. John remained away from the place yes'er-
| dav and no explanation OF his absence could De
given by any OF those In charge. This uneNpiaiheu
move taken In connection with Mr.. ST. John Talk
| with Senator Jones the day before, was construed
| by some as a possible forerunner OF the genera
| change which Mr.. Jones Is said 10 raVor III inc
| management OF the local Democratic heaoquai'e's'
The chairman has expressed more than dissatisfac-
ton with the manner In which the campais" 10
being conducted by the st. John regime ana MS
wish II is reported is that the old practical lead
ers should assume control Of affairs here. HIS oe~
sire to secure this result was sufficient to lead him
TO accept an invitation to visit Senator Hill al NOT
mandie-by-the-Sea on Wednesday night
The conference with the New-fork senator re-
| suited II Is said In definite arrangement. Ioon
ing to change in the management OF party anairs
IN New-York Senator Hill reminded Chairman
Jones that the departure OF the Southern ana west
ern Democrats from the traditions OF the party IN
the Convention at Chicago WOULD result III oiSas'e''
and he said that now he was not dlsposeu ~ "
ANYTHING TO do with the conduct or the caihpais"
handling the action of the Democratic state Con-
! vention Mr. Jones is said to have gone away
from Mr.. Hill in unpleasant frame VI i.'''N
! The chairman did not stay long al Noriharoie %
senator Hilrs guest but returned to New-fork
and early yesterday morning started tor "ashihs
ton He will be back in this city 10 attend 'ne
meeting of the Executive Committee on August H.
the day before the notification meeting IN Mao'soh
Square Garden. He has not yet decided upon on, q"
the members OF the Executive Committee "n."
that body assemblies marked changes IN 'iie
cannaIgn MANAGEMENT are looked for. Whether or
NOT senator Hin will decide TO take an active part
in the work. and whether he will be present AZ the
! notiica ton meeting to deliver an address, were
subjects OF much speculation yesterday
A BIG DEMAND FOR TICKETS.
The distribution OF tickets for the Madison Square
| Garden affair was in the hands OF oiie ie
Yesterday and so great was the demand ior 'heih
that according to Tealls own statement n's
.rurcheon waited three hours" before ne couio
escape from the food OF requests FOR tickets ne
ssid that there would be seats for 1900 In Mauson
souare Garden and that the house hau afeau'
| been spoken for twice over he sho"eu 'eiee
| from Philadelphia and Scranton. PENN Deioe az
! organizations asking TO have from lVV u i' 80
| reserved for them Then he added, IN an 'hpier
IT, iona that ..It was amazing to see the NUMBER
NJ REQUESTS from Republicans for seats NJ"
| much mere curiosity Influenced the various app"
} cations not specified -
| Among the callers who drifted IN d. inc DeiAo
cratic headquarters yesterday were several SCUM
ornars Some visitors came to see MI 81 Johh
" - a ,nsared Others dropped In simply
! - look around and drop out. Dr. Ella Jehhiiiss
called in the morning to announce tnat 7rg b was
head Of the Womans Bryan anu FOR the candi-
| Interested in arranging a reception t io' ''e
dates when they come TO the CITY; , for Nrs
| at BartnOlOl
ease who having left Mr.. Lease and All the IL, ,'te
| Leases AT home in Kansas came 10 Ne" / VI " ~
take part in the DemScratc a. the home OF
David Rousseau. at No. 80 Mott-st one Nv NV
appear at Democratic headquarters YESTERDAY
ALLEGED SILVER REPUBLICANS.
c. A. Hughes president of the Evansville mo-
Press Club and represented to be republican
| - otd ~ have called Yesterday and made the
| fouou.,n, delverance: we have organized silver
club of which VI. F. Hattun Repuollcan' ~
president 1t includes equal number OF Repupn,,
cans. Democrats and PoPulis's' Inc '"'
Eugene Davis vcepresident Of the Investors este
S,s,tor but the object Of his call was announced to
| be merely a desire to drop IN 10 see no" 'N1isS
%iaTs MITCHELL public printer, Int ;r5 Jamss or
Truman. chairmaH Of the 4e Ws y sebrng OF
Memnhis Tenn, called Charles ". Eaton. OF
| Landing n j. superintendent OF the Hopatcong
sreamboat Company, said that he was a Republi-
! can and went to declare that the ne moe t
al Laddhs siIyer club" He came for silver 'iera
ture because he said the boys are bowling for IL
as follows: we are called Anarchists by the gold
but we enjoy It. Three weeks a ago cs tSe
| selves Bryan men. Now you can count Bryan men
| by the scores
A SOMEWHAT DOUBTFUL CONVERT
A silver man brought ELI Perkins into the silver
Headquarters and introduced him TO ollie" Teali
When Mr. Teal asked Eli how he stood on silver the
|
orator. because l think he will manage the Nation
better than Cleveland. Cleveland, with his tarin
deficit has increased the debt about SDVo.W
Willie Bryan ia an out-and-out free trader, and he
would increase the debt at least x0O,0oOOO in one
administration
How would he do it?' asked Mr. Teall.
Why free-coinage means that the Government
shall buy 80 cents worth Of silver and pay 81 for IT,
The Government will double the value Of silver.
We have been exporting sis 900 900 OF silver year to
Europe and selling IT for gold Now Nv we wi KEEP
trade 100000 more against US every year than
Cleveland has made"
But free-coinage will raise the price Of and
farm produce. won't it? asked Mr. Teall.
of cogrse said FIJI and then England Ian VIII buy
Russia. Algeria. India and Egypt. and We will keep
G trade agans us viii be-
ds E E Pc IL o4 IT Ct W q BRYAN
roads He viii buy 10000 miles Of railroads and
run them. How NICE But when come TO taxa
ton there ia where We free-silverites will excel.
We will have big income tax We Will tax mans
"0f course we WILL" said Ollie.
And we'll have strikes and fix Il so that the
Supreme Court shan't issue njunctions against
head of all w a9d Fap on the M
That's in our PLATFORM and Willie Bryan Will see II
Ollie nodded. and Eli went out.
COI.ORED REPUBLICANS TO MEET
The West Side Colored Republican Club Of the
XIXth Assembly District will hold mass-meetinz
this evening at It's rooms. No. 81 West Sixty-frst-
st The following speakers have been invited TO
address the meeting: Congressman l.. F. Quigg
c. ~ Taintor. S. j. Randall II. CUNNINGHAM w
r. Davis. r. II. Black and c. F. Butler chairman
Colored County Organization. The officers of the
club are r. Harris. president X. Portlock vice
president: c. w Lane secretary: T. s. Yates
treasurer: z. A Walton chairman. and J. c. saun-
dfrson campaign committee
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IRISH-AMERICAN REPUBLICANS ENROL
An enthusiastic meeting of the recently formed
Irish-American Club of the lid Assembly District
was held last evening in the clubroom at No 90
New Bowery The clubroom Is also the headquarters
of the Mckinley League Of the district. OF which