New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-02
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PLANS TO ANNOY PARADE.
CROKER WILL. INSULT THE NARCHFRS
AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
MANY STANDS BEING ERECTED FROM
WHICH To VIEW THE. GREAT SOUND
MONEY DEMONSTRATION

dlctlon comes true NeN-NorkerS will probably
see the greatest political parade ever witnessed
in this country. The sound money parade Of
1900 has been completely organized and it will
engage the attention Of the entire city t9-mor-
row. even if the weather prediction is ar fault
The local forecaSter of the weather explained
yesterday that the clouds might bs expec1ed T.,
remain over the city to-day tie pointed 10 the
weather map Of the United States tn show that
the clouds were then spread over most of the At
lantic Coast and in the region Of the Great
Lakes. the centre of lowest barometer being AT
the lakes Coming from the southwest was d
wave of cool and fair weather that was ex-
pected to drive away the clouds hy tomorrow
morning
Mr. Croker's policy of I,wlessness and vio-
lerce and discourtesy to political opponents will
have a sweeping demonstration tomorrow in
the course of the sound money parade Mr. Gro
ker and his Heutenants in Tammany Hall are
preparing to swing Bryan banners all along the
line Of the parade These banners. many OF them
bearing untruJhful and trouble melting notices
will be Haunted in the faces OF the sound money
marchers. Tammary hoodIums will he turned
loose 70 skirt the ends of the parade and make
forays on the side. waving Tammauy flags and
Bryan banners, and il trouble results Mr.. Croker
and his friends Will not feel sorry. They seem
to be goaded TO an almost hystericaI state BY
the coming parade, and are making every pos
sihla plan 70 cOupteract it, and heap insult
abuse and even violence upon those who take
part in it.
STORM SIGNALS SET
Two lines of wooden poles about thirty feet
high and a hundred yards apart along Broad
YESTERDAY wero storm signals ~ Nr
Croker's determination expressed Iasr week
that he would put -v~ry possible obstacle and
all the Democratic regal.a possible in the way Of
the sound money parad4rS. The plan is tn
-+rfr,e
as possible from these poles and Try to over
shadow and n-utraIiz> the effect of the McKtn-
ley banners hung along Broadway by inde-
pendent and Republican clubs or organizations
The rarity Of RryaD banners in lower Broad
way has ta-- th- subject - much comment and
TammanT intends to make up for it now hy
| haunting Them i'm t1- face OF the sound money
men from start nni~h Of ia. parade
General McCoo1 told the uarshaIs Yesterday
that the police authorities had promised every
possible aid in preserving order along the lin,
Of the parade. In the conference Of the mar
shals 1t said that there need be no fear or
disorder in the ranks. because only men who are
in entire sympathy with the principles Of the
business Mems Republican and Sound Money
Association Will he in the ranks
The msrSh4ls net at 3 p. H. Iu the Office of
General MrCook. ehe grand marshal, al No 2g6
Broadway They are the who will lead ths
thirty--isht divisions Of the parade to-merrow-
They made their final reports ~ the grand
marshal. became better acquainted with on
smother and listened n General NcCoot's latest
Instructions General McCook impressed upon
TIL marshaiS the necessity 0F keeping the
marching column well closed ur and moving
rapidly throughout rhe entire line Of the parade
In that ray. h- said IT would - possible 70 60
150"o m-r "vAr the designated route within
The pr-srr.'--I hours After th- column gets
fairly under way it is expected that there VIII