New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
ALMIGHTY DEMONSTRATION
1T is NOW BELIEVED THAT 10000 BrTsr-
NESS MEN WILL MARCH Up BROAD
WAY on NOVEMBER 3

Ine Tammany demonstration for Bryan On,
Tuesday night had the effect 20 stimulate 70
prompt action many of the business mems as
soelatlons which are preparing to take part In
me great sound money parade on the afternoon
OF november 3. E. A. Drake. the secretary of
the business Mems Republican ard souna
4aOneS ASSOCIATION, yesterday received many let
ters nom the officers of trade organizations de-
caring that they were making arranear,a1ra 20
large representations cf their organizations in
the parade. and asking to what divisions thew
could be assigned immediats,s. Mr Draka saf5
yesterday that thirty-fve organizations Of bust
mess men already had places IN the parade It
begins 20 look as II about 10000 men VIII
marcn up Broadway on the afternoon OF Noven-
Der 8
New-York is TO have a parade for. MCKINLEY
this year larger than was ever seen in the cftv %
Mr. Drake said ''The applications for places In
the line are coming in every day and by every
mail and most Of the letters declare that allow
ances must be made for more men than wers
marshaied in this or that dfvisioa four years
ago"
Notice was received by 1Ir- Drake yesterday
that the machinery. iroDwcrkers and various
metal trades had organized 10 participate in ths
parade. and had elected the following officers.
Charles A Moore. president Max Nathan. vice
president; a L. Merriam. treasurer. and C L
T. D.
be the marshal Of the machinery association.
and he said yesterday he thought the division
would turn out about five thousand men. The
same division turned cut two thousand men in
the parade OF lour years ago. The Reeves Band
or Providence, + l.. has been engaged 10 head
the division in the march up Broadway
The Mckinley and Roosevelt Club OF the Paper
ard Associated Trades of New York IS making
preparations for taking part in the parade. The
printing trade Is one Of the largest in the ciGy,
and has been well represented in previous pa
rades for Republican Presidential candidates.
-Four wears ago the efforts of the club resulted In
the parading Of twenty-two thousand men. Threa
bands have been engaged for this years division
OF the club and the enrolment OF the men who
are to march IS being fastened. Herbert NJ
Bingham is the chairman Of the Committee on
Organization and Enrolment.
The HdbeTdashers' Sound Money League has
perfected its military organization by the cleo
ton OF the following officers Colonel. Harry
s Curtis; Heutenant-cOlOnel. Frank Major; ad-
Jutant, r T keyser; major First Battalion.
John H Conn jr-- major Second Battalion. Mar
shall w. Scriven; major Third Battalion Fred
erlck Blanchard. and major Fourth Battalion.
Charles Knothe. Each battalion viii consist ot
hve companies Of sixteen men each. the trade
banner be carried by the orderly. preceding
the drum major. The American flag will be car
ried by the SeCOLd Battalion. First Company.
1t is expected that about twelve hundred men
viii be in line.
The stocks OF carnations viii he exhausted at
all the greenhouses near New-YOrk TO supply
the official flower Of the campaign for the di~
visions that VIII wear il.