New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
THIRD TICKET LIKELY.
opAR1,E ACTION OF THE SOUND
MONEY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

-,oS-pErrNrTT PLANS FOR THE BROOK
1yN GATHERING NOT TO BE An
NoUNCED TILL AFTER THE
BUFFALO CONVENTION
.-r,,o-c 9 Redheld has been obliged to re-
=. the Mace given him chairman OF the
I'D Money Democratic Organizations Com
SO On ARRANGEMENTS for the State Conven-
- because Of the immense amount of work
ming 10 him as chairman Of the Organza-
''~ committee. and Robert H Roy has been
'~DoInted to take his place in planning for the
s..,s Convention. Mr.. Roy said yesterday that
,.ar,,e plans for the State Convention would
-, be announced until after the Buffalo Con-
',,,,on has adjourned. but that enough was
.,,oodv known about the Sound Money State
~,rvsn,ion to make I; certain that it would be
:, immense success. Ex-Governor Flower
n.r,el G. Griffin. Charles Tracey and many
Thar OF the earliest deserters from the regular
.o-,v will attend the Convention and take
.,oro,nent parts in It's proceedings 1t was
"a Yesterday that ex-Lieutenant-Governo
vrliam F Sheehan would also attend. and
.s.rs Is a possibility that other recent recruits
&, the sound-mOney movement will identity
.,arosslyes with the National Democrats at this
The most important WOlh Ol NHS WIN GIL
,,or will be the selection of a State ticket. In
,,s,y Of the proceedings Of the regulars at Buff
,o,o no possible combination of circumstances
can now prevent the naming Of State ticket
-. che Brooklyn convention. There has as yet
he, no talk about candidates. but there will
10 mani conferences before the end Of the week.
and is expected that the work Of the Brook
lvp Convention will be accomplished in either
one or Two sessions.
AZ Roy who has been appointed by the
sbepardites 10 receive the names of recruits
.-on, The regular organization. has already
lsard from a number of men who are desirous
n aivinc themselves with the sOund-mOney or
Ssniza,ion Among them are James A. Murtha,
= who TWO years ago was Democratic noHil-
nee for Congress; Edward E Welles. or the
Tventv-eighth Ward and Edmund K. Terry. or
the First Ward two members of the regular
rauutv Committee Many Democratic sound
money advocates have taken the position that
!, would be unwise to desert the regular party
until the State Convention has forced them 10
DO 50 by adopting the Bryan programme. 1hese
m, will wait until the Buffalo gathering Is
nr.- and will then hand IN their names ana
take their places with the sound-mohey "lns
One feature Of the Sound Money Democratic
campaign now under consideration is the hold-
,rr ~ -ries Of midday rallies in the manu-
facturnC districts Meetings Of his KIND Woulu
not be successful in the business districts IL 10
believed because few perscn ms working ID mos
nei.hhorhoocs would be able 10 spare the TIME
=. o,,an5 noon meetings Rallies near the big
factories where the wOrkingmen could heaE
bores- money doctrines proclaimed during thelr
noon hour would be novel scheme Tor brooh-
lvn but the Shepardites think II would De
profitable. l.. ~
Mr. Redfeld will act with Mr.. Roy In con,
Quoting an enrolment Of Brooklyns SouhG
Vona[ Democrats The enrolment will proceed
an Va-iorol issues and local differences VIII pe
entirely set aside All Democrats believing IN
sound money. tariff reform. and the nam nam
,snsnce Of the integrity Of the supreme Coul
- 80 ~ eoter their nan es. whether or
not hey have previously voted with the sheparu
Dsm0cracN.