New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

Think the two meetings should be- held on diff
ferent nights. that Democrats and workngmen
attend both"
Mr.. Brewster said later that he was receiving
many applications for tickets to the dinner, ana
there to expect the attendance OF
about three thousand. He said he thought Con-
gressman spzer and John sheehan %ouSa be
ingmen would also have a dinner. he replied r,
Il hope so. but fear they Will not succeed droI ~
them. but the two meetings will have to be held
on different nights ours will certainly be given
on April - at the Grand central Palace. anu VI
Bryan will be there There has been no quarrel
with workingmen as some seem to think. Most o,
our committee OF one Hundred are meInpeIs ~, vi
labor unions. ! have received a great many com,
mendatory letters and SO has our chairman Oh
nent labor man. That committee OF seven called
'workingmen' has only five members now, because pee;
Mr. Belford resigned as soon as they declared my
Office OF treasurer vacant. sincerely hope THESE
Ing the workingmen in their proposed non, PaIusan
dinner. but think that nearly every workingman
! think a large majority of them are In sympathy
with Mr.. Bryan and the Chicago platform.
representative OF the Chicago Platform De-
mocracy Committee arrived at the Grand Central
Palace at Forty-fourth-st. and LeXington-ave.'
trail Palace will from now one be the headquarters
Of the Brewster committee. Since the retention
April 10 the large hall has been let for g1as-you-
please walking match for April I and Inc rent
office the ground floor at the entrance The
Dipner Committee was 90 have occupied ms Once
During the week the Dinner Committee will have
space in the office OF Montgomery Maze the man
ager Of the place. on the ground floor.
The committee met there last evening ana talkec
some OF the arrangements for the dinner. IL
decided that Seats In the balconies would be
provided for many women. and that about three
hundred walters would be required for the dinner.
The committee last night gave out the list OF In
nngs sBrSan senator Teller Of Colorado Senator
b. r. Tillman. of South Carolina; Senator Daniel
OF Virginia; George Fred williams, OF Massachu
Senator James X Jones OF Arkansas Senator Al
len, OF Nebraska; Tom l.. Johnson OF Ohio; Judge
Wam GsynSr Of B109kyn eToyeTHor R M
president Of the National Association of Democratic
Clubs; Secretary Gardiner and Treasurer Clark OF
Richard n. Bland. Henry George, the Rev. DR.
McGynn John s Crosby Ernest II CrOsby J9hn
Danforth. Congressman william Sulzer; Ole Synder:
Toledo; Norman r. Mack. James p Tarbin. ex-
Congressman Charles \. Towne, of Minnesota ;
William Hepburn Russell James MacGnre' Of Cali
William r.; Brown Joseph Pulitzer and Colonel
the workingmens committee met last evening in
the office OF John Brisben Walker. in the Madison
Square Bank Building. and talked about getting
n Injunction to prevent the Of the hall in
the Grand Central Palace by the Brewster commit
not heard directly from William jennings Bryan but
he said the committee would have "A dinner In the
that there need be- no clash with the Chicago plat
form Democratic committee.
Mr. Croker. at the Democratic Club last even
ing said he was not telling anything more at pres
about the dinner which L. to be given at the
Metropolitan Opera House the evening OF April
i3 The following circular has been issued TO mem
bers OF tho Democratic Club by Theodore F. Has
'.'fhe large demand for tickets for the dinner 70
be given on April - renders It necessary that the
committee should know at once the names OF all
subscribers who certain Of attending. We
would therefore esteem il a favor II you would
send check not later than April for the tickets
requested by You. all seats which unpaid for
by ira GATE will be considered surrendered. II
has rror found imperative to limit the assignment
Of seats 20 members.