New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19

wARD-MANY RATIFICATION MEET
INGs HELD LAST NIGHT.
,,o,,r William Mckinley was the candidate Of
-. panublicans of New-York City for President
a. was tha candidate not only Of the active
'.-rest sterling Republican workers. but the
~,,lacv 81 the Ohio candidate had the sym
N~.,v u the masses of the citizens of New
~ the business people. the men, and the
80, too. who depend on their daily toll for
,,,a,ibood. For nearly three months. under
- load of The Tribune. and ever since the great
,..1,,nley nlass-meeting held at Cooper Union
-. ight before the Republican State Conven-
''N ,,et in this city. March %. the great ma
-'. - the people Of the metropolis have been
Nr,ad in the canvass Of Major Mckinley
,ova felt that in some way their individual
"..rasts were bound up in the success of Pros
,erty's Advance Agent.
nos not unnatural, therefore, that yester-
.noo,d be great day with the people Of
ua' Work. There was little doubt abroad that
~" ,,rs If their hearts-the nomination OF
INV ucIIinlev-would not be gratified. But
"' =, was an accomplished fact, they were
W. rocether free from anxiety. After the
Nv letting speeches were begun every ticker
~ cha bnsiness parts of the city and every news
-" bulletin was surrounded with watchers
T 80, ustened and heard with eagerness every
- news transmitted from the scene or
ooerations al ST Louis
=. tho vote for the great champion or protec-
.,,n was piled up. State by State, the pent-up
ling n the people began to find expression
.,., nod been told 40 often and so continuously
,,o last month or more that Plau ana MS
.'r o,a,inulators of the Presidential trust
ID surely iuggle thom out Of their choice Tor
w, 1,.osi5e,cv that. as il became more ana more
-, that the bosses had lost their grip ana
or. .ha,r work against Mckinley had come to
.a,rb, rho delight and satisfaction in the great
IT, ,riun,rh should find utterance in lusty
rrs This spirit OF qualification in the sue
. Mckinney and the utter defeat ana oe-
-,ox,,,7ation of the Plat regime whlch h"u
..,,rh, 70 strange the wishes of the KepuoH-
- the city and state. vas one Of the lnarNeu
...,rres Of the day throughout this city
EVERY ONE SATISFIED
>...u r.rbsns in the political history Of New
VI. CIV was \ nomination received with more
general and open satisfaction In the ho'e' GU,
s,a,rs and u,.own clubs the news Of Mckinney
nomination wa, viewed more In the Hsn' VI
wo,ioral bersinr than as the result Of political
convention. Men congratulated each ''"er ''"'
.hn Mack cloud IF business depression was roll
,nr away and hat soon the clear SKY ol H'i'"'-
ucan prosperity would be visible
pa,uhi,aus fastened to their CLUB headqual-
.,.s ~ the several Assembly districts to eX-
change congratulations upon the ausP''lo"'
.~ontrr - the campaign which the nominations
portended o,..,,
DC b, he a
With the great Western champion in the coming
contest for the Vice-Presdency n no
bar, Of New-Jersey. II was regarded as sp"-
c.aIy fortunate that the coming canvass ""S i0'
I, be burdened with the dissensions ana as
agreements which have been so common Oh la'1
" Nev-York by ADDING a New-Yorker ~ the
.,Le, The fight for protection and sound money
WILL be conducted by men who can receive the
undivided support Of the Republicans or TINS
s.,,s and CITY. II was recalled that as long ago
a. Oct,h-r p 1880 The Tribune s'arted Parlv'
A Eohart's boom for Vicc-President In an Srll.
cls about the leaders in the great
NV Jersey campaign OF last year Inc tribune
The et,!on Of Griggs for Governor Ti make MN
ri1hart Formidable candidate for Nlce-l
" - a,ra.5 mat in case a Western man shoul
head the ticket New-Jersey VII inshe ~ ,.
-, >, have NJ Hobart get the Sc toHi i''.t
Tbey claim that his success in putting Grggs n me
field and the manner IN wnicn, IL ss,,e woid turn
11rsev INTO the Republican coumn next year
o. sborI3 be on the Presidential ticket. ,..
There was rush TO raise Mckinney DahheIs
last evening The first one put up IL -
was nv the Republican organization oil the IA II
Assen1hlv District. at No. 2JJ Eighth-aVe. On
rscejyinr A telegram from ST. Louis that NcN IN
lev was nominated. subway CoHfnlSs, ,.i',
Tioras r Hamilton and ex-Assemol yman H.
IAN Halnin hurried 70 put UP their emblem
which was all ready. bearing the name ana pof-
traj. ~ The next President William Mckinney OF
Ohio - .. .bo
brae,a a., front OF the clubhouse big crowd OF
tubiian; Republicans had assembled and Justly
cheered the candidate. Speeches were maze by
Nj Hamilton. who presided, Mr.. Haipln ana sew
eral others.