New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-10
ALTERING IN ST. LOUIS,
~orttpued from First PnGe.

sns.-.,dsncv without asking for It. 1t is his
VIZ" ~, only Quit refusing II. He has all along
H'.,.,nsd that he wants first place or none.
consider 1t quite possible that ne may ac-
'' .econd place. He is not now any more
%.,rv imposed to accepting the Vice-Pres'-
~, domination than Logan was In 1881
~ accented. and believe that II Reed Is
Sno,sa BY the st. Louis Convention next
=, w,ll accept II not Reed, / could not
% predict a probable nominee
~ will get very nice vote on the nret
", .ad Colonel McCullagh II think his
." .,,u be the largest next to Mckinley. But
W" ., the Iowa Senator as practically out OF
!"-.,rot conceive how he can get place on
-. National ticket"
u. .. has been little local betting yet, but
luz ,ssre Is is all for Mckinley. w. F. Smyth'
VIA .,own Republican, and who was Consul
w. 1'.sa.rsaeld England. under Harrison's Ad-
~-.,,,n Yesterday wagered 500 to SZO
n'A'' ,;,x,nIev would be the nominee Mr.
'ns' ,,o took the bet. said that he thought
u 'r,'.,sr would win. but that he took the bet
because Of the 0ous -
wx1N1.EY PICTURES EVERYWHERE.
-.,o,,st,on OF the arrival to-day Of the
IN ,,.r,r,sv leaders. the lieutenants OF the
s .... ,.nadate were busily engaged last night
va" .,.,-bpting throughout the downtown ais
4" ,,,,orraphs banners and buttons bearing
..,.ra,d portrait Of Mckinley. Up 10 inc
'S. MCKINLEY has had things pretty much
f'' a,,r way in St Louis. but the arrival OF
49,. Nanev. Of Maine; Clarkson. or Iowa;
nv. ~ Colorado: Fifer. OF Illinois. and numer-
n,her prominent leaders is expected 10
" va s,,,s,on IN the almost universal display
snKinley pictures.
a.,sh,ng touches to the Auditorium were
.. ,.-dav and the decorator concluded MS
-. ,o-nigbt The portraits or Generai 1raht
..arral Farragut we're put up yesterday.
80, Naval commander will look down upon
..,,hers NJ the convention from the gallery
M. q, tho east end Of the hall. Directly OPP
''' =, ,.or,ra,t OF General phil Sheridan.
r...r,,ro the Army The still greater leaders.
$50 o,d Grant are on the two sides the hrs'
49,, d,rsctlv over the speakers stano ana
80, .. tho centre Of the south gallery opposite.
u.h.- than all lust above the Lincoln portrait
. -. n,c,ure of Washington. Each Is sur
aoa nv American flags. Some have wondered
-,v CHAIRMAN who lived and was buried IN 81.
,.... ora vho outranked Sheridan when he re-
D' ,-or, cha ARMY was not selected instead OF
,,,.,,sr for one Of the four places OF honor win
uosh,ro,on The answer Is that the local COM
IT, aes,rsd N have the cavalry as we'll as the
,,,ortrv renresented The absence OF pictures
.,a mottoes representing leaders OF the Re-
npbcan PARTY Of to-day may be noticed Inc
'-,.,,or u.s Intentional. The local committee
.rnnosed TO be tinctured with McKinleyism was
rlaced under restrictions In this matter rheio
"a one Of the clauses Of the contract signed by
- = v.
Ills colleague
The cYazsns Committee Of ST. Louis agrees 70
furnish 10 the Republican National Committee nan
OF the seating capacity OF 1900 or more. handsomely
and properly decorated and lighted. without any
t1pens whatever 70 said National io M snS hall
said committee shall not use the picture. pnoiograpn
d any living Republican, nor shall any IN, IN
ssna OF motto be used calculated 10 au'ai0o '"o
cause OF any candidate for President.
CUBAN FLAG IN THE HALL.
Probably no flag In the Auditorium will attract
more attention and cause more comment than
that Of the Cuban insurgents 1t occupies con-
spcuous place: in fact, the most conspicuous
place In the entire building. The colors OF tne
Cuban Republic be seen from any seat III
the gallery or dress circle. and that Is more thaH
can be said Of any other National emblem IN the
building. Even the Presidents nag. o. banner
Just above the Cuban colors. Will not De visible
to some Of the occupants Of the dress circle
The currency question Is the main theme OF
DISCUSSION. and the belief is growing that the
financial plank of the National platform adopted
At the St. Louis Convention will be the lnoianS
plank with little elaboration or chanse' IL no
adopted verbatim. At least, the declaration VII
against the Independent free coinage OF
liver at the ratio OF 16 to l. 1t will be a sound
1oney plank but there Is a strong sen'imeh
against the use Of the term gold stahdaro'
saere Is strong talk of the expression. we ar'
Materially opposed TO the free coinage or siiVe
nany ratio independent OF other nations thus
'-anlng the position more clearly
v. B. Gaitre who will be Mr.. Hanna's score
ar says that twelve clubs will come as
oody 10 the convention from Ohio. the biaiN'
and Lincoln clubs Of Cincinnati and the ZIP
I<canoe Club. Of Cleveland. Will come on q spe
cal train. reaching ST. Louis Sunday night. vi
'he Ohio League train. which will leave Colum
Ous sunday morning. Will be the Dayton. Ioieu'
sa0 Springfield Republican clubs, the East Liver
WV canton, Warren and Youngstown Mckin
w e'uos the Buckeye Club. Of Columbus. an'
'Ne Glass Workers Club. Of Massllon. TIL
,SA VIII be a double header, and will carr!
49, ~" people General James G. Howe. ex-AdJu
cinh MINERAL OF Ohio will have charge or TN
N ~ parade In St Louis Wednesday night.
MI me union Club. Of Philadelphia, will have lO
men In the parade
THE A. p A. AGAIN.
al interview with II. G.. Beedle. Editor ant
>aaeer OF The True American" local A. +
wyan. Is printed in a morning paper IL
va DR. Beedle Is quoted as follows:
:, 'nce the action Of the National Council q
''a'heton 1t is out OF the question to sup
NAT the association. a unit will hgh
~Aney. But this does not mean that oppo
IN to him by the individual members OF tn
has stopped. Judge Stevens Is out OF IN
~. hst at present. but l know what an
about when 1 say that there Will b
m Taers Of our order among the delegates wh
H. never consent to support Mckinley unde
circumstance
IN. ne light will also be made against the elee
n. OF Roman Catholic National Committee
v,,s IN this State our order very naturally
sr ru RILEY In his fight on Kerens. The iocs
ajMaanent In 81. Louis among our members
/t~lA oil