New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20

ct don't care IL all we have Is box OF u M
arc co long as ] get a chance 10 expires ny
ers, 50 .es hout Dick Croker" he added lie
then expressed his opinion OF Perry On ,'as
&c q Cold Democrat. and, taxing MS sea'' ""
loudly cheered ,,ho came in
Gov share OF the basting. Matthew barT re
marked that the Democracy OF paN snarrina
nett Hill stunk in his nos'rl,S. nrd a man
hetween lightweight wits followed anu rora
,,ho stuttered tried to get the fcor pu' pT,o
he could make himself intelllglpie' 1" IN ther
,rbose name rhymes with noise. maze sno ,,oh,o
Nil,iort suggestion that good deal OF Nau u 80
.,, nos beinr wasted He proposed tha' 'n'
dinner he given under the auspices Oh ti ~ u,as
ing people of New-York. but the nv rounded
voted down. Delegate Hempree '"e''
Up ~rhe ewes of the whole country are S ~,
New-York This state must no loiif 80 a non
as the Badger state. and we 90" erst Gun in the
descrint dinner Bryan fred the ilrSe ~" NAN
oo,,,noicn Of 1900 when he asked CTI 'a'd, INT
in New-York IL he was conver'eo' "a wants us
Good deal in that brief messhEe' Cheers and
=, sbo,r orr hands for free silver V"''
Timothy NJ. DAILY. of the central central. or not he
Union said he did not know whetnei ala not
w9nu to'S 6oro worship. and Lynch. the SHE
taver wanted to know what was HSInT.rnnoIitan
tho dinner to be given IN ule ",,.orad with
opera ~" sc "c'roker, Croker" Mr.. Brown en
tored a protest against invltlns pon .t, dinner
gree and Mayor Jones 10 DeIno, 80. ,vould
u, No, York and wanted W hH'" ord
$50, - Colonel Bryan sent us the sum MI
maj he sent the Fourteenth-st. crow row., after
was no response , the query any ~ called said
waiting until tin, was ABOUT 10 I've atnner
,aadinclv that in order to have the uiiI rn,
success II was necessary 10 nave O1o' S,,nrror
resent Then it said that II t,.nd
Ip,,,r,ao and Mayor Jones could nol a''ciu "a
iI,,iaco PLATFORM jefferson Day dinner WIN
colonel Bryan they would better Say ,tstcn
In order to overcome the difficulty N sni,,tion
ing the dinner. Major Hinton offered d r'S''o'''''
which read in part as foiIo"s'
W. ,bo renresentatives Of the plain people OF
New-York decide 10 give dlnher, III , roiU ~
Thomas jefferson, the author OF 'ne
Independence
,,,o oro organizing this movement" shouted
tho Major simply to give 1t TO Mr.: croker.
We want National movement. l Ia az, ~ ord
democrat myself now, SAID ING NaJo', Iia1
the crowd yelled again. Time vas .i
and the Major resumed his seat. pul hot u"u'l
he shouted that he did not give "a tinkers d
for Croker and his satellites
A CHANGE MADE.
After considerable debate Of a heated nature
in which the speakers brar iished hsts III 'he
faces Of one another it was decided TO ehffiih''e
the words Chicago platform. TINS parity Sd
isfed the disturbing element, but not until ater
Delegates DAILY and Warner had series OF tllts
with the Chicago platform element in oruei "
ulacate the angry Labor men II was dec1oeo u
invite all Labor men to take part IN the az
rangcments for the dinner which some caileu
o .ernner" while others we're pleased TO style
g, .,bannuet and vet others insisted on say
Ing il would he only plain dinner III honor OF
JeffersOn's birthday -.
The climax in the confusion "hch pleodI,ed
from the very commencement, was reacheo
when John Issing termed the Labor men seal
lies. ..,,. h,. ro1e
gates DAILY and Warner who shooK 'heir "S''
threateningly in lssngs face. -, -
Matthew Barr. the sergeant alarms hau con-
siderable difficulty in restoring order among me
deiegates and insisted that n good deal OF Nlho
VS. being wasted. and intmated thdt SIN ldpoI
men would be sufficient TO disrupt the peace u
The dinner If il were decided to hold one. ,s
Al this point Chairman Boulton suITehue It ~
rho chair temporarily to Delegate FreeL MI
Boulton took the floor and IN a heateu AZ nt
said that Senator stewart OF 1,,,,,,n "a VS.
understand the first principles OF e'ol',. 49,,
Il would moi sit at the same table WIN MINI
shouted Boulton. ar the TOP OF ms NQ't CO affair
\ motion with amendment, TO can J Ii,ot"
The Chicago Platform JeHeiSoi''""
was then carried ,o,
At this almost all the persons present siI III
TO their feet and INDUCED In many
nentarv remarks against Boulton ana oeIia.Y I
stewart Boulton asserted that Bryan WouIu
not come to the dinner; that the Who.e siii'i i5
would be failure and that nI,lt ern nenon-
| the movement Of the Chcaso T'd'loi"' D'iO
/ Gratis would be made. ..s. -,
Dr. Thompson resented the assertions indue ~
! Delegate Warner TO the effect that all IdpoIin5
! men are free from political alliances, sd! III
| that The labor constitutions are teamlng with
/ noIitice." He urged all to stand by the Chicago
! nlatform and to try to have Bryan at the an
/ ner if possible. for the purpose. OF crystaihzlhs
| matters. w.,
I'VE are not in politics" retorted Warner
! according to your bylaws. you're in II up
/ 10 the neck shouted the Doctor
/ Delegate Lynch shook his fist at Chairman
Boulton who had resumed the chair, and left
/ the room in a storm of Kisses.
The delegates finally decided 10 hold the din
, ncr and elected one hundred vice. presidents.
/ The Committee on Hall was then appointed,
! with ] J. Freel as chairman. The next meet
ing Of the committee will be held at the same
! time and place next Sunday night.
Some minor details for the Democratic Club
dinner on the night Of April Is were discussed
/ AT a meeting at the club last evening, but moth
| ing Of importance was decided upon. The list
! Of guests has not yet been given out and Mr.
! Croker will not say who is to be invited. lie
| said Yesterday that fast as the acceptances
! came in they would be announced He settled
one disputed question by saying that eX-Sena-
tor Hill had been invited to the dinner He
would not say whether the ex-senator had been
asked TO speak or not, and added that he did
not even know whether he would accept or not