The herald., 1896-11-02
GOV. JAMES /. BUDD
Great Meeting at the Wig
wan Tonight
DOCTRINE Of FREE silver coinage
II Will Be Defended by the Chief
Executive
PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIM
A Reception Committee Of Citizens TO
Meet at the Depot
Th.v VIII q. Thar. IN Walrnme thA
PREPARED TO RECEIVE HIM
A Reception Committee of Citizens TO
Meet at the Depot
They VIII Be There to Welcome the
H0nOred Guest
Chairman William H. Afford, the Bril-
liant Young Leader, Will Also Be
Here-The Program for the Gath
ering-Gov. Budds Views.

Governor James H. Budd will arrive
in the city this afternoon at 80 o'clock,
Gen. c. +. A. Last having received tel
egram from Gen. Barrett late last
night that the governors party
could not get in until that hour.
He will be greeted at the Arcade depot
by reception committee comprising all
of those citizens or organizations desir-
ing to go the Arcade to welcome the
chief executive of the state.
The governor will be conveyed to the
Hollenbeck hotel, where he will make
his headquarters. His rooms have been
beautifully decorated with flags, flowers
and bunting by the ladies.
The governor will dine at the beauti-
full suburban residence of John w.
Mitchell and from until 1880 p. m he
will receive all those desiring to call
upon him at the hotel.
The meeting at the wigwam will be
the greatest of the campaign. w. R..
Burke will be the chairman and the
vice-presidents will be as follows:
H. c. Dillon, Louis Luckel, F. A. Cat
tern, j. M. Hardwick, j. o. Blakeley,
w. H. Niemeyer, Will S. Fawcett, C. o.
Hawley, B. w. Reed, E. M. Hamilton,
r. e. Curran, ]. r. Rush, r. NJ Webster,
A. M. Salyer, Milton Carlson, A. M.
Stephens, A. Ramish, c. f. Heinzeman,
ST., Edgar Moore, John Shirley Ward,
Martin Marsh, J. G.. Doyle, j. Marion
Brooks, DR.. r. w. Hill, D. Neuhart, T.
D. Stimson, DR.. Boynton, F. ]. Cooper,
Sutherland Hutton, Telfair Creighton.
Vice-presidents will please call at the
Democratic headquarters for their tick
cts admitting bearer and one lady to the
platform.
The first twelve rows of seats in the
wigwam to the left will be reserved for
the Union Veterans and they are re-
! quested to send a delegation to hold their
|. seats until the club arrives.
The first fifteen rows of the center
aisle of seats are reserved for holders of
invitations, one ticket emitting bearer
and one lady to seat. All holders of tick
cts are urgently requested to come early
to avoid confusion.
On account of the limited space on the
platform all tickets issued will entitle
the bearer and one lady only to a seat.
Parties holding tickets will please con-
FORM to this rule as it will be strictly
enforced Children will not be admit
ted to the stage.
The program for the evening as 1t Will
be called off is as follows:
Violin solo-Prof Dion Romandy.
Quintet-Salyer children.
Song-Prof. ]. G. Clark.
Recitation-Mrs. A. B. Andrews.
Speech--Wm. H. Afford.
Speech-Gov. J. H. Budd.
Speech-Hon. r. NJ Widney.
There will be collectors stationed in
the Broadway and Hill street entrances
to the wigwam and all friends Of the
cause are respectfully requested to con-
tribute all they can toward the neces-
sary expenses of this the last meeting
of the campaign. BY having your con-
trbution ready and handing same to the
authorized collectors in the aisles you
will confer favor on the committee and
facilitate the matter. Collectors will
please report promptly at o'clock at the
wigwam.
AS matter of course 1t will be alb
solutely impossible for the vast crowd
of people who desire to hear the gov
ernor to get into the wigwam. So there
will be an overflow meeting at the cor
ner of First and Hill streets. Governor
Budd will speak there also. That meet
ing will be addressed by j. l.. Murphy,
J. F. Humphreys and Gen. Johnstone
Jones