New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-23
ro.vrcurs RATIFICATION MEETING.
MR. PIATT MIR. LAuTERBACH AND olir''''
SPEAK AT CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL

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SPEAK AT CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL
Tho ratification meeting got up under .ne
ausnic.s Of the 'rcgular' Republican OrsanZal'o"
- .t C.i,,. and county OF New York. will take place
at Carnegie Music Hall this evening. Ndw"r'
Lauterbach president of the machine county No''
rnlttce will preside, and make the opening Spee'"
IN which he is to assure everybody present 'n''
the country and the Republican party are ulI"e'
an eternal weight Of obligation TO Thomas c. Platt
for Ms alleged labors in compelling the y" oe'es'i'''
who voted for Mckinley at St Louis to accept 'he
r,,1 ,lonl IN the platform Mr.. Pint VIII theh
10 called out and I'm "A ,cn-minute effort VIII cor
roborate what Mr.. Lauterbach snail Hf'e '
Shouters Will be present from many OF ''e MAJ ''"'
district organizations. who Will exercise tfl'r "e'
in trying TO convince the audience that 'hey o'es'
all that Messrs Platt AMI Lau;erbach say on the
subject
Chaunccy NJ Depew. who was billed as onc Vi
Tho nrlncipal attractions In Amasa Thorntons orig
innl programme for the evenings eh'crtd''''o''''
Will be prevented by previous Imperative e"s"so
mcnts from taking part In the exercises pr' vi
Thornton's revised list Of speakers lsSu'u ''''
evening" contained besides the names or MY l""
,erb,ch and Mr. Platt, those Of ex-senator FRANK
Hiscock OF Syracuse: ex-senator J. Sloa' fasse"
~ Fluira: Congrcssmen Serene r. Payne OF Au-
burn: Frank s. Black OF Troy. and James >
Sherman. OF Utica, and William A. SUTHERLAND oil
Rochester .
Many Republcans who have seen the nouces' III
vltations and tickets of admission for the meeting
tonight were expressing regret yesterday tha' Nv
mention Of william Mckinley and Garr't A. mo-
hart tho Republican candidates for President ana
Vice President OF tho United states appcarel upo
these documents issued by the Plaii COMMITTEES
II has heretofore been the custom 10 hcad me no
tees etc. with the names - the National nonl,heeS
But the call Of the tt-Thornon- laut"rhach co
iorc speaks Of the meeting as held 20 lnHoiSe ,he
actions 81 the -. Louis Conventions. leaving Nc
kinlcv and Hobart entirely out or the proSranhlr
The following IS the prepared list OF yice-presI-
dents. william l.. Strong. Thomas {. Fldt, 'or
nelms Van COtt Theodore Roosevelt, 'eorH' H.
lxcu T. : Gibbs. Charles y. Taintor, Amasa
Thornt on Arch :. Van Arden, Martin II ii"aL.y
George ". Wagner. Joseph H. Choaic. W. H. Ten
Fyck Daniel O. Rollins. John Relsenw'Der James
II SHEFFIELD I.sp.nard Stewart. JACOB VI after
son Charles 49, Pag" James ". Perry. John =
Wndolph. Seth Wlks T. !. Palmer, smith fInr
Gusiave Scholcr. Frank j. Drummond, jane =
Dcgnau. William Brookhcd. W VI. Is. Dlc"tt. John
" Yrooman. Frank H. Plat. the Rev Madison {.
Peters the Rrv. : R1ss!trr. Cornelius y BIS.
charles H. Murray. Seth Low. f.. \ McAlpin. {. !.
Snaync r. v. barnes John :. smith. James !"
smith George billiard Ernest Hall. Inomas J..
Hamilton. Cornelius Vanderbilt. IN" Rev X =
Macarthur James l.. Wells. Gcorg" ". an
maker John II Gunner Fred y. Grant. Abraham
Gfulcr. Robert \ Grcac"n william II kNboy
: V r. Crugcr. John j. Collins Elihu Root DANIEL
uuftcr'l.ld. Arson g. McC1ok VI. VI. Mckee.
Chaurcey VI Dcrrv George b. peanc, Edwin Elm
stein and about two hundred others.