New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THREE HUGE MEETINGS.
GoNisRNOE ODELL To SPEAh NJ
COOPER rNION. DURLAND's MAi'-
ENY AND BRoNNER'S PARK
To NIGHT.
TONIGHT

This county viii be tingline With excitement
uproarious with noise and ablaze With rocAels
. I'd rFdare from Cooper Union L. haIlem 'O-
ght Tfe occasion VIII be three great RepuD-
Hear rallies, which VIII practically wind up the
csmnaien IA Manhattan and The Bronx. Gov
crnor Odell win speak at each Of these meetings.
and there win be many other speakers. Dlstilct
organizations viii parade with bands ana hre-
works. Cooper Union. Durland's Riding Acad-
emy and Bronner's Park viii be the three gain
ering places. ana even these commodious build
ings viii be taxed 10 the limit TO hold those who
viii try 10 get in. Huge overflow meetings are
planned
The Cooper Union meeting is expected 20 be
a rousing one There will be over eighteen
thousand men in the line Of parade before the
meeting There will be delegations from all the
downtown districts. Fireworks without stunt
have been provided. and two tons Of red fire has
been distributed 70 be burned along the line OF
march. The various organizations VIII form IN
their districts and march 10 Cooper Union The
Bowery VIII he ablaze from dark until j" p m.
Promptly al o'clock the meeting in Cooper
Union win he opened by Mayor Low. who will
make a short address He will be followed by
Governor Odell The Governor will speak for
about thirty minutes He viii be followed by
Iclihu Root Secretary Of War. The Anthracite
tilee Club will sing several times. Colonel A r..
Baxter win be the last speaker.
While all this is going on At Cooper Union
there will be lively times around Durlands
Riding Academy. The uptown districts are go
ing to try TO eclipse the downtown districts. and
there win be more fireworks, more bands, more
red fire and more enthusiasm than at Cooper
Union il such a thing is possible. There VIII
be about fifteen thousand men in line in the
parade before the meeting. This meeting Is 10
he held under the auspices Of the West Side Re
publican Club. il VIII be called 10 order by
Richard T. Greene at o'clock. Governor Odell
win 60 TO this meeting directly from cooper
I-uion and Is timed TO speak from 3tS 10
a.3 The other speakers are James W. Beck.
Assistant Attorney General OF the United States:
General Stewart J.. Woodford, Lewis carr ana
John S. Wise
The meeting al Bronner's Park, In The Bronx.
VIII carry the noise and excitement right up
TO the city line There there viii he another
huge parade with the usual accompaniment OF
red fire, bands and fireworks. The meeting will
be called to order al $50 o'clock by Alderman
I.ongfellow. James L. Wells viii preside and
make a brief address. Senator Joseph B. For
aker. OF OHIO. Wi, speak from 9:l5 TO 1910.
Governor Odell IS expected TO reach there from
Durland's by the latter time. and he will speak
for about thirty minutes. This VIII wind up
the meeting, and wind up one Of the most memo
rable nights in the political history OF the
county. II is believed that each OF these three
meetings VIII in itself surpass any meeting that
has been held in this city in the course OF the
campaign.
While every district leader and every district
organization is making great preparations for
tO-nght's rallies, especial mention may be made
OF the XIXth District, which will have one
thousand men in the line Of march 10 Durland's.
They will carry American flags Colonel c. F.
Bender Is marshal, and there viii be band
OF forty pieces.