New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
MORE M'KTNLEY BANNERS.
UNFURLED BY employees OF wELL-KNowS
HOUSES AND OTHERS

HOUSES AND OTHEkb.
Election Day is drawing apace. and the en-
thusasm for the Republican nominees and pEin-
cples is growing every day. The workinsmen and
employees where their interests lle and they are
quick to show that they cannot be "banooozed
by the sophis.ries OF the Popocrats. Yesterday
noon there was a big demonstration In favor OF
Mckinley and Hobart and sound money at the pub
fishing house OF Harper Brothers, In Franklin
Square. The employees earnest in support or
Major Mckinley and In order TO show II they held
a fag-raising The flag raised by the en-
ployes alone. II their own idea, and with the
permission OF the firm they proceeded 70 put IL INTO
execution YESTERDAY The preliminary exercises
were held in the courtyard between the two DIG
buildings OF the firm. There are about eight hun
dred employees and they were all there. the court
yard was crowded The bridges between the two
buildings were crowded, and every bit of available
space was occupied The speakers were introduced
by Henry Driser jr., the chairman OF the Jim
mittee OF Arrangements He spoke few words IN
introduction, and then gave way to Henry hoor's
Nelson. Editor Of "Harper's Weekly. Inc chiei
topic of Mr. Nelson's speech the adoption OF the
American flag. "Old Glory" as the emblem OF the
Republican party in this campaign lie gave 'he
reasons for the adoption of this emblem ana the
justification Of it. He said in part;
we the opponents Of Mr.. Bryan. nave peeii
criticised for using the American nag as po"',c"'
emblem 1t is in most cases wrong to make free
use of IT, but at this time and in this emergency IL
Is both fitting and proper for us VINO arr Ms .i' -.
PsIongs 70 those opposed to bryan for he seeks 70
rovolutionizc ali American institutions - 49,
Of a republican government, he Is seeking 70 mar
ours an exponent of Socialism. lie i seeking 10
degrade our money STANDARD out inns aSt II ic
stalking horse behind which TURKS the reai poHcy
Of the government he advocates. lie seeks 10 re-
move the power Of the supreme our, wn Hs WIS
He denies our rights II his policy hi Ppeva arch
the troops into the south TO protect the W dn ~,
dares to do what no Oriental desP9t ,-ac,
his policy should succeed it would 6e far greater
disaster even than secession would nave pee" anu
Mr. Nelson followed by George H. feainan
lawyer. Of No ~ Wall-st and also memner OF ,ng
books on finance. He spoke on the silver question question
az applied to the worknsm9n several re menus nrnsDn
Al the cose Of the speaking ne crowd marched
aT rS s into sbsnred Banner the flag was I'M
furei. bearing AZ the bottom the motto oo"'"
Money. Mckinley and Hobart
Another Mckinley and Hobart banner was raised
at Broadway and Thirty-ninth-st at noon yes'er
day II is a hne American flag, sixty feet lohs ana
forty feet wide The men who subscribed Tor II are
Frank Tilford James Rozeli william sI,ish
charles Frohman. F. L. Parker: Edward smith
Frank w Sanger. Martin Rust George ~ heny on
James II George Charles Andrews j. 7, Matnews5'
Harrison Gray Fiske. John sabine SmitN' II. VI
McIaren Mrs Mclean and the WARWICK
The importing and domestic wooens and silks
drygoods houses sed Republican banner "'
o.cloct Yesterday afternoon at Broome and Mercer
SIS The ceremony witnessed by nearly 10"
ueople The banner bears the portraits OF the
sound None candidates. and the inscription; a
sound dollar and a chance 10 earn ~ oscar tQli,
audi presided Mayor strong received rousl, ,
rccrti,n He said ne was pleased 10 Sc y rs'i's
40 many representative people VINO ~ ,icd
bora.f dollar and chance - earn IL re Iel" '
A. the raising Of the flag AZ carnpilHn eio'e =,
7. -,..nt that I'm the coming election me S'arS anu
s,rin.s ever Yet inviuc.bie would be carrieI 10
,s.,n~v Tho Mayor then eulog!Zef MAJOR Mchlh'
iy d.nornced Reputation and d"clare' tor Pio''O'
} a., az TIE policy OF tho American peOple 49,.
/ - t,,r-ple ~ West Virginia. declared my
s,,l, ny, month would be triumph OF patti
oiisn. -. ..hoo'. IN r>rvou's head "
, 80 -. ,yiil start the wheels OF tne Nation
~" 3D. ,,a,.' fucker OF Cleveland. Ohio: NJ wa.
,t,abau T;ruber and Christian y BoNee d's'
spoke.
/ A Mckinley and Hobart banner was faIser YES
to-day NJ North Moore and washington Sc sco,t and
49,, oddresses by Mrssrs. Chittendeh' Sco'' anu
/ Austin.