The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-16
PARADE WILL BE HUMMER
y, yoyry DEMONSTRATION TO
Wv nr InE,IyST or IT'S KIND


HAMA n NHlNf'
~ .rtbisiasm being shown over
Inc .,y p,rnde Of the business men
- a,, -, New York, which IL TO take plac"
u ,..,y Noy g.. Just three days before
-" . oyen greater than that shown "heh
.r,. were being made for the pa
- ~ isas That parade was the greatest pug
80 e.. lind ever held In an American ''y' pu'
OF 10 w. ,cratIon to say that the demonstra-
~ 2 will he even greater moro
yuI hc represented. and those that wore
l., ,ro c,raae four years ago have eaoh p'eusou
,hor.,Jyss 10 a greater turnout OF men nun
In the dry goods trade alone
~, oul be several thousand more men III
" han there we're In 1903 The sane IA true
,oror trade. which alone will turn out
,,arIy fifteen thousand men All OF te o'her
,,sdss report increased numbers who want
>, .ot In line for Mckinley, Roosevelt and souno
,,,,ev. 40 TINT there IL no reason 10 DOUBT
,Iat fuIy Twenty-Five thousand more men
vul be I'm line than turned out Tor the great
d,monstrntion for national honesty IN lsSo
The lsas parade IL yariously estimated az nav
,,1 heen participated In by from 10000 20 no.
noman Ittook auoutsiN hours FOR TINS parade
IN pass Il ia believed that 1t will take al Ieast
eight hours for the parade Of Nov. 3 10 pass
and arrangements are being mace 70 ha'o
police on duty for that length OF time
The number u men WHO Nhl' w ~
n,rsd, who were not In four years AGO has
..,o n.ttsr Of comment among those who are
making the 1rrangemcnfs for the tremendous
turnout Inouirie, have boon made in the dlf-
torsp, trades. and it has been found that whilc
many os the recruits ore reformed organizes
heareater number ofthcm are men who dldnt
hive Jobs In 1904. but got them under the pros
neriry which has marked the present admin
istra'!on. and now want 70 keen fem. lhey
.os onlv ono way to keep tho demand for all
classes OF labor even with the supply. Mchln-
Low must be- elected, sound money must be as
surrd the country, md In behalf Of these things
thew are not only willing but nnxious to get In
lne and whoop it UP for the Republican can
didatos
Not only in numbers but in many other
WAYS Is the coming parade to excel that OF
1904. There are to be no uniforms worn. but
that is not going to prevent a great display Of
color. The men Of the different trades Will
corry banners and hass as well as articles
emhlematic Of their particular lines Of business.
The managers Of the parade want TO make
the day one to be long remembered they want
# to be a day when every man. woman ana
child can either participate In, the parade or
come out I'm the street and see the klnd OF men
who are lined up against BryanlSin aiNlor me
cold standard. At a meeting OF the toplulttee
OF Arrangements Yesterday a resolution was
MISSED TO tnlN ELECT
p"~That the business men OF Greater New
York be- requested to cooperate WIN we BUST
ness Mems Republican and sound Money hsso-
citation in making Nov ga holiday az iI as
possible. by closing. their places oil business
on that day to enable their employees 10 par
tiClpqtn Ia or view the parade
This resolution was only passed after a num-
Der Of the leading business men ~ the city had
been sounded, on thc subJect ~ was tuund
of such a Cour-e. SO I can lie, asserted WIN
reasonable certainty that the lower part OF
tho city will be closed up on the day or the pa,
rade Those in charge are immensely pleased
with tho interest that Is, being, shown. HE
applications are coming IN so ~ nv ~
while the Grand Marshal, Gen. Anson q, McCook.
is at his wits ends to find places In the line
for all those who want to march. Cen
and MSfoS at the ee" oniCes Of the sound Money
Associauon, S Pearl street, everybody Ia work
Inc ike a beaver to make the parade a success.
II doesn't seem as though there were any more
trades to be heard from, after one has looked
registered, but Nice-President Edward A
Drake says that there are SIN others and that
ip their appiicatons untn thcy can send MN
them an estimate Of the number oi men they
mittee OF Arrangements has been fairly mum
dated with. applications from. out-ot;t3wn bHs,i-
ness men for place, In the line fhlladeiphit
business men, Pitt~hurg business men, In fact
business men from every city, Of any SIZE
~ Few c6mIGnic, and IA ado with the Sow
York men. Al say the Saine thlngli tn n tn"HH
of these applications were considered favor,
Thing To- have "a lew thousand mon in lin" from
other cities. But the mai ~ the Week AFTER
that showed that it would be utterly iml,s-
side L. consider the thing for a moment There
were more than Il thousand dupllcdtion~ IN
f. from out cd town. So At Eest'rdal meet
i m"tSradic To- New York business men. Til. is
not meant a. AN uiront TO out-oi-t0Nn Re
mttrc cannot handle more mon than this city
can turn o.f. and that VIII not dn i9r ON"
that TO-" to, bc represented includes az h
hay applied and been accepted ~ 10 a.,
Exchange, conc" Exchange aud Lower Wall
Street, Coal Trade. Clothinrs, Custom House
G~ia.sWare. Wholesale Dry Goods. Central
piyi ion Dry Goods. Drug, Paint, on and Chem
teal Trades, E'tstirn Business Mcn.s Assocla,,
ton, Furnace, Range and stove Trade Fruit
Trade, Hahordn~hers' Legion. Hat Trade,
Hide and leather, Trade, Hardware Trade
Ru-iu,S- Men, League. Jewellers Trade, leaf
Tobacco Trade, awyer~,S VI club, Millinery
Tiy anil Metal k.-ociailon, Payor Trade, Pro
dpCc EychaTsc RaiIw9y a1pd StSams9ip
CIgbi R"a. i.,at" : w. n [Ia ma ManniaGiddTSrs
and Harness Irnd", shoe Trade, Merchant
TaiIor.,S 'l99 I,G.osIaThopera'ors League
ana the West H''lf Al'l' lllIN
In spending 81 the urrau GCnents up to date
Mr.. Drake said yesterday: We were soIry
10 have to refuse 10 accept applications from
out-of-town associations, but the number #
those applications grew So that We simply
couldn't consider them. Although We are rot
TO have any company In our parade. II has been
very gratifying to us 10 SEQ the interest that
has been taken in II outside Of New York as
well as here. one Of the applications for q
place in the lire was from the strong AmeriCus
tluh of pittsburr. which marched in the Re
publican parade Of lANs, and which won much
applause for IT, sRilful marching and clever
mannlvres. Conf ing the parade TO homo
talent will rob the Democrats and Free silver
men Of an opportunity to say that We ewelled
our ranks from outside. which seems too bad,
from their point Of view. Well. ! think that we
will siagger them a bit when We line NJ, ard
they see what voting strength for Mckinley
and Roosevelt there is right here In New York
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Tho Committee on Invitations met yesterday
- complete the list OF guests who are 10 be
invited 10 review the parade. The list Il al
rcpdv o. long one but II will be longer. and the
committee has assurance that all who are in
vl'"d will attend The committee didn't finish
IL work Yesterday and 50. will have TO- meet
acUin within the next few days. A number Of
name, nave been decided upon, however,
md some = those on that list are as follows:
President Nokinlcv, Gov. Theodore RoOse-
v'I', NJ. NJ ~" members Of the Cabinet, Sena-
tors Thomas 4 Plat and Chauncey VI.