New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-12
AT THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
CROWDS OF POLITICIANS IN THE LOBBY ILL
MAN DENoUNcEs SENATOR HILL

MAN DENOUNCEs SENATOR HILL"
Tho lobhv of the Fifth Avenue Hotel larry
swarmed with Democratic politicians. Popuilsis
and silverites last evening. about the ti'ho 'i'
BRYAN and his friends arrived IN the CITY No,
paratively few New-Yorkers were IN the cio"u
Most of the men strangers In the CITY, TO au
come 10 attend the notification meeting. some OF
,hor had coma from the far West, fact which was
snnarent from the cut OF their clothes their mats
and their whskers. All were ready 10 taiK apou'
free silver and prophesy about the erect OF ne
Boy Orators" speech In the Madison square Gar
den this evening
They gathered in groups and talked and talked
A dozen or so Republicans who were In the hotei
started In to Jolly the silver crowd, ana theh
there was the liveliest debate imaginable Inc as
cuss,on got so hot times that the hotel detective
interfered and insisted upon keeping tho cro"o
from blocking up the entrance to the hotel. oc-
casonally the debate extended TO the sidewalk IN
front of the hotel. Many OF the men took on their
coats because the heat was so great In the crowd
Everybody was steaming not ana fui Oh en'husi
Senator Tlrnan of South Carolina, who had arrived
late In the afternoon took part In the discussion Tor
a time, and he paid his compliments 10 senator
Hill OF New-York. declaring that Mr. Hill would De
perjured Senator II he failed to support the Chi
cago ticket and platform Another earnest talker
was A. ]. Warner. the "Original Silver Man. or
Ohio who has been at the head Of the Silver party
IN the Buckeye State for some years Silver
Dick" Bland, OF Missouri who arrived In the city
with the Bryan party went to the hotel with MS
wife. but did not stay in the lobby to argue
Neither did Governor Hogg Of Texas. who was In
n hurry to get a bath, but declared that he never
had witnessed such an ovation" as Mr Bryan had
received on his way TO this city. Senator Black
burn Of Kentucky was among the late arrivals at
the hotel and he too suffering so much from
the effects OF the heat that he would not talk be-
fore seeking a bath and bed.
Governor Stone OF Missouri said that his notifca-
ton speech this evening TO be addressed to
both the candidates. The Notification Committee
will meet this morning merely to have rollcall. he
said, and in the evening the committee will meet
| again to proceed In a body to the Madison Square
Garden. Mr.. Danforth. who will preside at the
meeting will make the first speech. after which
Governor Stone will make his speech Of notification
Then will the great speech OF the evening tho
speech OF acceptance by Mr.. Bryan. The final
speech will be made by Mr.. Sewall
Mr. Sewall left the hotel with Senator Jones late
in the afternoon 10 meet the Bryan party In Jersey
City. and 1t was late in the evening before they
returned TO the hotel Mr.. sewall did not have
much say then but he intmated that his speech
OF acceptance was ready
| Senator Tillman. In talking with Tribune re-
porter. more inclined to discuss the prevailing
direction OF winds in this locality than TO give his
views on the attitude Of certain Southern Demo
Gratis who have SHE'D at the Chicago platform As
Senso H PHiea tn M. Zen sS.
been for the last three or four years. ! have
ss but On a Nay IND he the n key had to fs PRIZE the
senate on the Naval AppIoPriation BIN and, as is
TSsn Mr. the afsss "is SoSs
II The M ws1 bss v ,S.
platform OF the Chicago Convention, no matter
what IT'S principles l said l would not do so II
ideas Of right government and sound Democracy
Now. where do we stand? Mr. Hill Is back
spse an and az an @SS
wha, sort Of Ro,it'c;s !. that Gallo,
Democra,s VIII not abide BY the ma!Sritys de.
Ths have snd s R
kind OF physic tina. is good for the patient. but
"As to Mr. Whitney. he is already defined In his
eW am W gad don't TO se all sonna
Democrats come out frankly as Republicans? They
are Republicans at heart
know much. l don't think the majority OF the
members OF the machine know what they want or
that viii III show silver sde
this great battle truthfuily TO all the doubters.
The senator arraigned the metropolitan press
ing principles beyond comprehenslon'' He expects
to leave the city about Friday. He intends to make
committee asks him to do so. and will likely be
Asked II he had seen Mr. Bryan since his ar
mo. should hope not. His best friends will
keep away from him to night. after his herculean
task In coming across the country In such weather
this or II they go near him II should only b, TO
pack him In ice. He Is a man Of splendid ply
sique. due TO his quiet domestic life and not ha W
Ing burnt the candles at both ends; but he can't
stand everything.
NOISE AND RED FIRE AT NEWARK
Bryan's train arrived at the Markei-st. station of
! the Pennsylvania railroad In Newark at 500 last
night. dense crowd of men had assembled and
! sfo
the train rolled into the station there loud cheer
Ing Red hre was burned and fireworks set OF from