New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
A BIG CLASH COMING.
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS IL oH"
THEIR BATTLE.

,pp,xcEMENTS FOR MASS MEETINGS NJ NhiNh
ar, THE LEADING GOLD AND SILVER
r,1KERs-nRyAN To MAKE An
OTHER EFFORT
r., ho,,lo between the silver and gold wings
Of tho Democratic party in brooklyn Is rap'u''
increasing in icrceness. Neither inc h's"" "''
nor the Palmer men have yet ca'eu ou' WV"
reserves. but the week Of SEPTEMBER -o--o NV"
sIve will bring the two factions together wiz"
mighty clash Thursday, September - - INV
dav set for the adjourned state 'ohNe''''' -
tho sound-mone Democrats, ana the Acau'i's Vi
Music in Brooklyn is the appointed pace II ~"
came known yesterday that the s"'ei''oa win
o,,or,rt IN counteract the sound money boom
euro IN no brought to Brooklyn by the gathering
-, ,ho vo,l-known and influential Democratic
,,dors fran, all paris Of the state. by displaying
william 7 Rrvan in a conspicuous place ana DID,
drr ,,r, talk in his widest Western fashion only
n short time before the sound money delegates
assemble II was announced yesterday that the
evening Of September % just twcnty-iour hou's
hcfore the state Convention assemblies, VIII ne
selected as the all-important time Tor 'hc poS
Orator to make his initial bow in BROOKLYN Inc
biggest place in the city covered by rooi VIII wv
selected for the carnival of words ana IL s'o"""
edition of the outpouring may be arranged i"' III
the open air. Both the regular organization anu
the BRYAN and Sewall Club No. and only claim
the credit for getting the silver cahd'da'es "
come to Brooklyn. The officers of the cru" say
that the first definite information about Bryans
visit will come to them, and the Mclaughlin r'hs
politicians say that they are doing it all. The
De Krcmen- Towns McNuty combination says
that after Bryan has done his work they VIII
fE,p rilt cor
to brooklyn for the especial cdication of almost
persuaded Republicans. Dates viii be maze TOT
Senator Boics or Senator Teller early in October.
The Palmer Democrats. learning OF bryan
threatened visit to Brooklyn. have been attempt
ing ~ arrange with Bourkc Cochran to atteh1
their state Convention and make an address
They are thoroughly satisfied that Cochran won
"A, signal victory over Bryan in IN" Madison
Sduar. Garden meetings. and they ar" no"
anxious 10 pit their champion against IN" sNNc
talker giving the latter the fun advantage "a
inc lesson n. learned from his dismal failure In
his speech Of acceptance. The silverites nave
told MIR Bryan that when he comes to hrooKiEh
n. viii bc expected - leave his manuscript be-
hind and let himself out In The manner that
gave lIm his reputation as an orator TINS ne VIII
DO and his Brooklyn boomers declare ina. ne
yriu rroducc a second effort Of his life That
vii settIc conclusively the little difference OF
opinion between him and Mr.. Cochran
THE prospect OF repetition OF the manson
SQUARE dual between the champions oi Il ~
cent dollar and a lh-cent doiat VII illaN ,
t-n,,,i,n nm interesting place during the week
Of the contest. ~ ,.,.r,,, >.
Whether or not the plans II the Popocrats 20
&c, Mr. Bryan t. Brooklyn IN Inc Week ~ W. W.
S,,,,,d- money state Convention are successful
M. Hronklyn Sheparditcs and their sound-mohey
Democratic allies from other parts oi the H'd'c
intend - make their convention "'ohS'e'
,,, .,r,,fnn in the interest OF honest money.
=, 49, >r.c,.d that Charles :. Fairchild, IN" per
,nar.nt chairman Of the Syracus" ConVehmon.
,yiu hold the same oince on September ~. ms M,
means that he will make n speech. ana SEVERN
49, ,o,verful Sneakers will be called upon.
,,nnre them Will doubtless be Edward NJ Shep-
orJ and Charles J. Patterson. 81 br'oh'Hh'