New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-14
TO CALL A STATE CONNENTlON.

u, ANS or THE Reform DEMOCRATS-A RUSH
To ENROLL. SINCE BRYAN'S SPEECH.
The state Committee Of the Democratic Party
Reform Organization did not have meeting H. the
office Of Robert Grier Monroe, at No. Nassau-St''
Yesterday and Mr. Monroe said there mad been a
mistake I'm the announcement OF the ineellhs'
,,hore ~ q subcommittee met in Mr.. Monroe $
oHca In the afternoon and later II was announced
that a call for a meeting of the state Committee
nod heen issued The State Committee will meet
O, tho Reform Club on next Tuesday evening. and
rohah,,, will issue call for State convention OF
rho Democratic Party Reform Organization 10
sI.c, delegates to the National Convention In In
dianapolis.
II was said yesterday that although many Demo-
Gratis Of this city who have been ldeh'ihed with
rammany Hall in the past are on record IN oppos-
ior IN the Chicago ticket and platform they Will
-, ,oL. any active part in the selection or dele
,as N the Indianapolis Convention, preferrng to
vote for Mckinley and Hobart Most OF the New
York Democrats who are 10 take part III inc "o'e-
,pent 10 nominate third ticket have been ieaders
IN the state Democracy. They Will unite with ex
Congressman Charles Tracey. OF Albany EDWARD
" shepard OF Brooklyn. and other Democrats
throughout the State. who have declared theh-
solves in opposition to the Chicago platform and
,,a, ord I'm favor Of a third ticket Some or
,ben, are identified with the Democratic Honest
Money League Of America, when mas heanqu"rtefs
{, West Twenty-fourth-st.. and Is preparing 10
issue campaign literature in reply to the arguments
of the Silyerites
or. of the most notable effects of the Bryan
meeting was the rush Of people yesterday to the
hsadouarters Of the Democratic Honest Money
1.,gue TO enroll their names on the membership
us,e and secure tickets for the mass-meeting next
TUESDAY evening at Madison Square Garden. when
~ nourke Cochran will answer the silver cham-
,or Mr. Cochran Will treat his .bject from the
rinoo..arner's standpoint. There VIII be no faure
", Sts orical pow Ii Is confidently eApec'eu
maj his address on the occasion VIII De the sicat
ma 49,, OF his forensic career The wage
fst su arc snecially invited by the organizers OF
a., o,o.ting 10 20 and hear how detrimental free
III, uouId be to their real interests. Special
100 s,or viii ne made to have them accommodated
"a ,h ,,de distribution OF tickets before Inc meet
ing. ,,,c.s recalved Yesterday from
-,n,,oI.s pemocrats OF the invitation 10 act as
~ ~ 'resIdents Of the meeting were the foHowhs
VIZ VIZ las Canda Edward NJ. Shepard. NJ T.;
,i''i, Edward Simmons. Ex-Governor hOs"tIl
~ S.u.er John 4. Mccall. John crane. julius -
tfhr Robert McGnnis Jr, Alfred bishop Mason
MINI, "a Hohinson John McAnerney. James .
rin,n Michael T. Bannin. Maurice y. rover
: t o,Sullivan Horatio &. King. liugh II GARDEN,
. ,, ,,ard Cooper Thomas {. Durham, George
E,'v oscar s Strdus. Miles NJ obrien lshaH
INIT George W. Young, Lawrence j. ,aI-
TO- William / Young Henry ID. McCord Her
!"n"' pobrs Thomas W. Hynes charles orhes'
nia,' y Rucl + r Pemberton. waiter stanton
qotn LYNN and David H. Gilbert