New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
BUSY DAYS IN INDIANAPOLIS
PREPARATIONS FOR THE soUND-MoNEf
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
EX-GOVERNOR FLOWER LIKELY TO BE TEMPO
RARY CHAIRMAN-GossIP ABOUT THE IAN
ERAn uARRIsON's SPEECH
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

D1DATEs-GoOD EFFECT OF GEN
ERAu HARRIsON's SPEECH.
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEI
1rdisnanoIs Aug 81. G. Krauthoh. the MIS-
son,i member Of the Sound Money Democratic Ma
iional Committee arrived to-day to assist MI 10y
mum in the Convention preparations. lie says '.I"'
the Missouri convention yesterday was re""i
able gathering and that the movement mas mo-
wonderful growth in that state. hesinh'ns WV"
next Monday. the National COMMITTEE WIN -"
Headquarters open at the Grand Hotel Inc
for Convention tickets sill keeps up Nen'u."'
asked that 100 extra tickets be set aside ioi wa
state and Mr. Krauthom says that speclai "''
VIII be used to transport the anti-siiVer De''o 49,
who Will attend from Missouri ONO mas S'n' 49,
large demand for tickets. II is now certain .''-'
forty-onc States will be represented ny man nv"
of National distinction. The hotelkecPriS ,asts for
s,i,n,. ~ foeI nuzzed over Il mood OIL req1vS.S aO
rooms i'm the last two days. anu wv ,rs mraviois
- fhcir conventions have now Increased ,ilei ~
dcrs for rooms The ENecuilN, niili,..d ,hot ail
r he hospi;"biy cared for. The word has goI Guy
from tho hotels, whose main,sfti Of Indiana must
be taken care Of first. ...,,,,o,lv settled that
,,. ,nn,oorary chairman viii be ex-governor .o"
er Of NewYork. Bourke Co.krh ,ho '' Convention
and il is not expected that he Will attsnd In
is place OF prominence ~aitls ,oDce To- the Con
,ention Inn nothing has been heard from nm n,
is temporary IHi III NV
6i1afee II becomes more certain, ho"'N'.' ~ 3,
dav that the nominees VIII be M II AZ y e.,
thS Pro sidcnt While Chairman Byhum an" ~ % c>
t@ry Wilson still say that Ii Il llhI ,Sot,,, ovrr
nect any communication from the u,i, +
ARRIVING delegate next to persons lnlu',ilI ",
a. a. administration will bc eyed with the cNpc.' A.
lion that he has some good news IN nS P1 ~ t,i
No., form Of , letter at least disapproNng the oh'-
cagO Convention I'M. 81, vfporous all
oinVT ' no,ntrv the sentiment for state tcket
w. Indiana is Incoming stronger VIII IN. o'i' r
,rttee II IS among the proba bihtles mar nv ~
ganization Of the party viii be carrie" "''o ~
General Uarrison's speech has made proi9uIn I'M
nrcsscn upon the reading punhc, ana - ',s
democrats while dsss nting from ms .hli, -, 81
do NOT hesitate to say that II Is one OF ne ~ I
fective discussions vet heard on the supJtct Vi - Nv
money and that his anay ISIS OF the ncaIh'is " VIZ
Cbicago plafforrn was mastery ana uI,'S ,rt ~ az
-, ocrdin ,rv degree. Secretary JOnh n " ~
eaid offer referring 10 the fire brigade HEu
10. ccncral Harrison: "As sound money pcHlVc d
aS,ivclv engaged in the movement WhI'n WI ~"
,,inote i'm the National convention OF Sept'i,peI
d"sire 10 say that have not asked IN 'ehh a.
ir mo basement 10 bury his opinons M 49,
and his movem eni in no way Involves aiE Su'.
oi,est II happens. as has happened pcIcir' ' ~
,be democratic party strictly spcaklhH anu wv.
9onuhlican party each find iisclt arraltu i''I.lSt
- ponulsts al n crisis when PopullSH p.uc'. ~
dangerous General Harrisons attack upon WY
pon,,lists and the Populist creed Is vigorous snm
MILITANT His speech contains epigrams 'na1 Nv,
nass as current coin I'm this campaign on party
with the honest coinage rato