New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-04
TANMANv SICK.
A pIsGrsTED CROWD ~ ANp AROUND THE WIZ
wAM-wHAT sHEEHAN SAYS.

wAM-WHAT SUEFHAS Ehir
1,o s,roe, IN front Of Tammany Hall was packed
with peoplc by the time the transparency man 80
n,dv for business last night. The big upstairs nan
a.. 80 .,o,.ty for the braves were packed into The
,,,,. roo,o douns,alrs where they might wAich
,b. movements OF John C. Sheehan, VINO sax Al
long table In the rear room. ana reah m'sS'S'
one sort ard another. mostly discour's'"s. "'''
,houch, deeply and ljok~i passing serious mr.
n,,s M enthusiasm on the street ana an almost
sullen silence perVaded the p''''N
big waiting room. ., ..,,ro
Tho ticker began It's n,er;ainment shortly heioIe
o,clock and a young man bent over H. soi'''o"S's
scanning the tame. hut no comfort co"u w e,t
from the refrain II was ever sihe'hs' i''' 49,
a,aa "NcKinley" and with every repciiAoh " ~.
nhrase the assembly groaned ~ la'' "S -.
,oh, r. s,e.han declared that Bryan would carry
vow-york Stat. by 5000 majority At O'CLOCK ~
said II looked as II the State ana the cry "" -,
On for Mckinley. Al ,;SO O'CLOCK '''''', -,
ucGolarick appeared on the stage IN tne mann "'''
and vas greeted With Wild cries He told the "SS'
h,y thu, the Republican managers were 'epo
,,o ,,c,,cs Of lsst and holding back the r'"' "
from the West III Mr. Mckinney was e'eo''' -
dent of the United States we "ou'' nav w ',,a
now " he shouted and Tammany thoueh'
him Then he continued: III hihss 'o""'' -. :.
no,,ori,v for Bryan don't be afraid OF the ''"'e.
rI, ,,,.ners fried Their level best 10 get some com
for, nm, OF this doubtful statement. Iheh ne "Ne'
their paticncc for returns from Ne" i''h' on"
,,aa Meanwhile downstairs. the ticker WAS s,''s
49,. Republican song and the managers "hi'eu :"
P, ,or sonefhine that would encourage 'he oio"'
I, was an almost hopeless task Tor the ooy' :" wv
'.s,',r dId M, want any perennial information
Ar o'clock the Tammany managers m'' 81
l,. ,,,,hdrawn from the public view Inc c'o'
ad q, q o'clock when the young man "' '''
,,aror road ont with cold-bloodcd exactness'
..Ch,caco-5is election districts give Mckinney
IO7 900: Bryan. 76vU ia a., Individual at the re-
or,ars elbow in a deeply disHusteu ,t on TIA,
Mckinley had 129vp IN i'i''
York; Bryan nothing. ,,. mn =, o o'clock AS
yha meeting upstairs broke up AT o'io' ,nrown
nc aud struck the street the news WAS ,ii AZ,
tne - mall canvas 10 the effect tnal thlIy ~.
on .Iic n'' The city gave Bryan 2.'O ana M.
tric,s o p,,o rhen n wild cheer went up, but tnr
nn,,.}uc ones smiled grmly ana were not az n''
hnrrunrised when Good night appeared on INC '""
'as s az chcehan had the accompanying statement
r.odv for circulation at $50 o CLOCK . -, Eau
"rie Democracy OF .hc city ana county %, ,S
La The result was unexpected we nau noi 20
mar tho plain people OF the CITY w9ua ttt,,lh,am
.ne ali and stand by their champion, Wilii',n -
Rrvan However the battle inausurateu r III
uiiI he continued unit, the money OF tn- ~ ~
~ q, rc-established Like the crusade ioi VIZ
p,,,;cn ~ slavery our night will go on un,i so,a
and silver ara restored TO the place provided ioi "
To Tribune reporter just before 10 o cipch s we
.o,d. I'VE conccdc the State ana the cily pu. =" :.
will save, think. half-dozen ons ,hn re-
fin could not give any figures, as he sain t'e a.
,ur,s were not complete enough 10 Warrant u.
~ o clock there were not y" people III M" "
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