New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
PALMER AND BICkNER COJllAG
TO SPEAK IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
MONDAY NIGHT-sOUND MONEY DEMO

MONDAY NIGHT-SOUND MONEY DEAV |
CRATIC HEADQUARTERS CHOSEN
Congressman William d. Bynum, Chairman IS
the Executive Committee of the National Den,l
cratic party and j. p Frenzel. the treasurer Il
the committee. arrived in this city from lnd1I
apols at \ o'clock last evening and registeraI
at the Hoffman House. They were met by jon
De Witt Warner and Immediately escorted II
Parlor d X of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, wns'I
they were in conference with a number OF prom
inent Sound Money Democrats OF this city all
Brooklyn until a late hour As Mr.. Bynum val
on his way to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. he said nI
reporters:
"All | can say now is that I am here to open
branch headquarters for the Palmer ana BUCK
ner campaign in this city
In addition to Mr.. Bynum and Mr. FTenze
there were present at the conference kone''
Widemann. Corporation Counsel Scott. ex-COn'
gresham Charles Tracey. Perry Belmont ~
ward NJ Shepard, Charles J. Patterson Geo's'
Foster Peabody. Walter II. Bum. Cha'a
Jerome Edwards. r. r. Bowker. Daniel c. Gr''
fin Thomas NJ. Osborne. Wallace MaciarNh
Everett F. Wheeler. +. Ellery Anderson aus
lin Bartlett William j. Curtis. Robert u 'iV.
roe Henry De Forest BALDWIN anu '"'"e'
Tho conference was held behind closed doo'S
IN. o,,,o mr. twice in the evening the discussions
,ro,. extremelv animated. so much so, IN iaIs
that the voices Of the speakers couid De pa 80.
nc - ,ba corridors OF the Motel IL was iohs
60 midnight before the gathering prohe ~,
and IN inquiries addressed 70 tiose " ~ r",
taken part in the meeting, we -. disnns seS
- mai rho business which nad peeh oiscusS ,
80 cnn.dered was in the main ., ioe,.p m
ahoracter and was confnd prncipaliy 20 oe.a..
ono ~ the chief features OF me - III "A
a speech by Mr.. Bynum n,onav ca,se wa,
! The nroaress that the SOUND inoies, 10 IN.
'He p tha difArent states, ana aiSo mem
.iane snr,o of the States that "Ou,u pr
n,rbaticaIiv opposed 10 Mr.. Bryan anu me-
lacious theories. lnu'aa, a, % his opnion.
! WISCONSIN Mr. Bynum gave a prvan and
| would give the cold snouue, tally a Repub-
/ after stating that Ohio was espe.s, on 10 saw
90 .Hn7hoId Mr. Bynum went Oh ~ 80,
] ~ Ia, a continuance OF the ehe' ts., Ken
that mad so far been put forth Louisa a.o,a vic.
tuclly Texas and Florida WouIu g.
torious battehelds for SOUND nhone' ros NIT De-
The question of ways ana n'eaI ,,,ho nolnted
Zorro tha conference by Mr.. Frenzei. ~ Tor ths
lore ,he ~ ,hat would be entailed l"t III,
| acninuenr OF head quarters tne u's aar,naicr
literature and other necess"eS "
work ,ors of the party WI
be situated in Chicago anu ..t, c,,v should b
the branch headquarters IN ."'s :,
| settled M No 80 East Twenty -.hu ,'i Drootlvn q
! NJ pvnun, will speak tonight IN pio ,, ~
| rho Athenaeum and will immediNe 80 .e,ur
| start for Lexington. NY. lie pI ,poon,nanv viii
| 10 this city about sunday next III ,,rlsss IN
C ~ .iirS palmer and Ruckner. and unless y, =,
80 asaments decided upon last nlsht ar IN
/ tared both candidates OF the sounu 49,, rIgb
/ ocrats will address a meeting hsA' -''N'
! I'm the Madison Square "arue"'