New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
r,NN,\y,S SHOW TONIGHT.

MR. BRYAN THE CHIEF AIlhA' ii''
Glands SPREAD ALL OVER THE BLOCh'
rho ratification meeting which Tammany VIII
hold IN this city tonight Will be the oieee'
demonstration which the orgahzauo" "'' rO
sihv make William Jennings Bryan, the ropo
cratic candidate for the Presidency Is the AURA
,ior u,bich the Tammanv managers expect WI"
draw 10000 people around the Wigwam III rou'
teenth-st this evening SO many Democrats VI "
inence and ability have deserted the orsai'i~a,i
since IL declared for the Chicago ticket ana Pa'
form, that the bosses Of Tammany have oeeh oe
tor,oined 10 spare no effort to draw muitltudes VI
neonle 10 the ratification meeting. The orders nave
gone forth to the braves to gather III iorCe "''
bring all their friends . -,
r-nIon souare and Fourteenthst. are 10 De
ammed as full OF people as possible IN oroer Una,
tho candidate may be and heard by them' ana
ovar n many thousands go merely TO nave look
AZ the BOY Orator and then 20 away IN haS,e
az they di1 at the Madison Square Garueh ho'ni
cation meeting the collecting or great cro"us WI"
he heraIded as an Indication that the people are
for Mr. BRYAN and free silver. No Democrats OF
.,,oh ronu,ation living In NewYork could nc IN
duced 70 make speeches at the Tammany ratihca-
ton meeting but Arthur Sewall senator f'ach
burn and George Fred Williams have peen IN
duced TO come here for the occasion, anh' IL 'hc
weather permtts the gathering of thousands OF
oorsore whose curiosity makes them eager 10 sec
tho Presidential candidate will be proclaimed as
great triumph for Tammany and the Popocrauc
ticket go -.
Tammanv Hall will be crammed as fun OF tne
faithful as It IS within the power OF the bosses 70
lam H. There will he no tickets OF admission. ana
tho nAonle who get into the hall first after the doors
are opened AT D. m. will get nearest TO the pat
form There will be no chairs or oner seats eNcepl
on the PLATFORM and as the men who go mo the nan
will have 10 stand up. they can be packed much
mora closely together. Even II some OF them are In
danger OF suffocation they will not be able to get
ont in hurry after the hail Is full The meeting
in the hall will begin at p. m, and II - expected
10 las, three four hours.
John W. Keller will preside at the meeting in the
Wigwam and will make an opening address John
McC;odrlck will read the ratification resolutions.
Then William ]. Bryan will make speech. the first
of several OF which he Is expected to make in the
evening After It he will leave the hall to speak at
The outdoor meetings, while speeches Will be made on
the platform by Arthur SeWall, Senator Blackburn,
NJ kentucky and George Fred Williams OF Massa-
chusetts
Mr. BRYAN is expected 10 appear on seven outdoor
stands and speak 10 the crowds. after the other
Two OF the stands are IN front OF Tammany Han.
Two more are In Foureenth-s;., between Irving
Pace and Union Square or two in Union square
one IS at the Plaza and the other Is near the Wash
ington Monument. The remaining stand Is in Irving
Place Chief Conlin said yesterday afternoon that
al! the police could be expected to do was 10 keep
the crowds from stopping the cars which run
through Four,eenth-si. and Union Square, and to
make way for the carriages which may go 20 the
Academy of Music On account of the number and
position the stands the police form lines
10 prevent overcrOwding. and give aid 10 per-
sons who may be in danger in the crush.
The following lists OF speakers al the outdoor
stands were given oui In Tammany Hall yesterday
afternoon.
Stand No J. East Side Of Tammany Hail F.
Livingston of Georgia: John D. Mcmahon, OF Rome
Amos j Cummings, A. b. Cruikshank. S. !. Blake
George W W Albright, benjamin r Spelman Mar
Gus r. Mayer. e. d. L. Allen and Madison II Hayghe
of New-York.
Stand No 2 West Side OF Tammany Hail. s
Williams OF Mississippi. James W. RIdgway, OF
Brooklyn. William ID. DAILY, Of New-Jersey; William
McAf Speer, Tn )mas Gilleran. s s Blake Frederick
L. Taylor Charles \. Connor, John I. McGovern and
William b. Gold
Stand No. g. front OF No. l2o East Fourteenth;st.-
Hepburn Russell Henry b. Won Trout. Thomas
iamn Patterson and Thomas G. Whltlock
Stand No T. front Of No. ll0 East Fourteenth st
Thomas c. O'Su.ivan, L. ". Reddington. Edward I.
Talliaferro John quincy Adams, g. VI Curtis. James
W O'Bren. John l. Prince, Charles +. Brown, Cor
nel!us Donovan and c. NJ Shechan .
Stand at washington Monument. Union Square
Benton r. Mcmillan. OF Tennessee: David Callahan,
OF Connecticut; Louis w Pratt OF Albany William
L. Brown. Louis O. Mumford, II. W tnger, Albert
Bach Edward Browne james J. Fitzgerald. f l..
Eckerson, and ID. II. Hunt -
stand at the Plaza. Union SQUARE {. $ Black
burn OF Kentucky; John +. Maher Edward King.
Robert NJ Campbell. Charles W. Hoadley, Mathew