New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
BRYAN.S WILL PREVAILS.
CHICAGO PLATFORM AND LABOR MEN
REACH AN AGREEMENT.
SILVER ADVOCATES GIVE mp THE GRAND
CENTRAL PALACE on APRIL 70 TO THE
WORKING MEN. AND DECIDE
UPON APRIL Is FOR THEIR

OWN FEAST
Tho warning factions in the Dollar Dim.
Democratic muddle have agreed 10 dwell in
peace and unity Order came out OF chaos yes
terday. and now there will he two dinners. 4
peaceful solution OF what promised to end in
free fight was accomplished Yesterday afternoon,
and It was largely upon the advice OF William J.
Bryan that such adjustment was brought
about Mr. Bryans telegram calling upon those
involved to have separate dinners given out
by Mr. Brewster as soon a. he received 1t. Dark
war clouds hung on the horizon early yesterday
morning. when Arthur J. Boulton. representing
the labor men, and John Brisben Walker called
upon Eugene V. Brewster. representing the
Bryan Democrats, at the latter's Office in Brook
Iyn Mr. Boulton went there ready for a com
promise or war TO the end just as Mr.. Brewster
should elect He said that II Mr.. Brewster and
his friends insisted upon continuing their plans
for a dinner at the Grand Central Palace on the
night Of April 10 and ignored the labor men, the
affair would be taken into the courts and an in
junction secured to restrain them from using the
Grand Central Palace on that night He added
that If Mr.. Brewster would rellnquish his claim
10 the hall on thar night and have his dinner on
another date everything would he serene az
a day in June.
Mr.. brewster thought this over for while
Then Mr. Boulton suggested that Slr Brewster
arpoint a committee OF three 10 confer with
committee OF three OF the labor men upon this
subject This was agreed 10. and yesterday
afternoon Mr Brewster's committee and com
rnittee of the labor men met in the once OF
John Brfsben Walker, at No. .122 Broadway
They were in session for more than two hours
When they came out every one was beaming'
hut not a word was said. At the Grand Central
Palace last night Mr. Brewster and his commit
,oo held another meeting, and when II was al
o,er Mr. brewster made this statement:
--,a labor mon and the Chicago Platform Demo
crats have come to "A harmonious agreement. Inc
S'SicagO Platform Democrats rellndulsh an risn.
ard title the Grand central falace .OI vi IN hId
~ Auril 70 on hat date the labor men VIII , lo.u
their dinner on the other hdnd the mas "a -,
so-p Democrats have not abandoned the iura VI
iavirr A dinner. That dinner viii take pla'e ~ ~
the night Of April -. and everything WI, ~ Ire
c,t az arranged for The utmost good ie"lHk ~,
ysis We wish the labor men most c'sS'u'
dinner and they reciprofate
The IL Dor men said last night that william D.
pr,,au would certainly be present at their ulh-
ner and speak John Brisben Walker VIII ne
the presiding officer. and a large number oi "en-
known orators are expected. on the olher
hand the Chicago Platform Democrats are posi-
rive go they say. that Mr.. Bryan will be pres
ont at their dinner They also expect to have
as sneakers George Fred Williams. OF Massa-
chusetts: ex-Congressman Towne oil M''i''-
sofa. Norman T.. Mack. OF Buffalo. and JallleS
p Tarvin. president Of the ONO NaIi.! ascb
Of Timetable Clubs. The two committees ed'i
have headUuarters In the Grand Central fa.SSN
and mans for the dinner are being rHp'u"
pushed.