New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23
STARTS FOR BALTIMORE
WITH GAYNOR STAMPEDE
Little Dog Spots" Owner a
Crucial Moment Will Wave
Banner in Gallery.
TRAIN TO BEAR 500 BOOMERS
Big Wilson Mass Meeting Planned
for Tomorrow Night in
Cooper Union-Parker
Works on Speech.

Yes sir Joe" Ryan left this city yester-
hav for Baltimore, where he is going TO
stampede the Democratic convention Tor
Mayor Gaynor At least that was Mr.
Rvan's intention as he hurried from the
city Hall yesterday afternoon to catch the
Congressional Limited.
But Mr. Ryan paused long enough before
he made his final disappearance under
ground via a subway kiosk to say few
words And lest you are not acquainted
with Joe" Ryan, It is only proper TO state
that he is. or was. the owner Of the late
lamented Little Dog Spot" distinguished
hy virtue of the letters written to him by
the Mayor. And moreover. Joe is the
son Of the custodian Of the City Hall.
Will Keep Order in Gallery.
"Won. said Joe" I'm off to Baltimore.
What do you think Of the Wilson boom?'
I'm going to be sergeant-at-arms in the
gallery. and If YOU have any friends who
want 10 see the convention, have them look
me UP and II they'll mention your name III
see they get a seat in the gallery"
What do you think of the chances OF
Champ Clark
I'm afraid it will he hot on the train.
DO you think Harmon will get the nom
mation?"
81 brought a private drinking cup along.
In your opinion has Underwood -
BY George, it's hot in town
Think the Mayor will -"
That's the man" exclaimed MIR. Ryan
"Gaynors going to get the nomination, and
If YOU want to see something worth while
come along ard see me start the stampede
Tor the Mayor.
i've got q big American nag here in this
satchel, and to it are sewn three big itho-
graphs Of the Mayor And when the cru
cial moment arrives that Ole flag, with the
pictures Of the Mayor hanging from it,
Will be waved above the heads of the as
sembled delegates. and then you'll see q
stampede for the Mayor that will last until
he's nominated.
Say. said Joe as tear started III
his eve. Il feel sorry now that / did not
have Little Dog Spot stuffed. II ! had,
Id have brought him with me to Baltimore,
and maybe that houn' daws OF Champ
Clark wouldn't make quick getaway
when he saw that black right eye of Little
Dog Spot So long
The Mayor spent yesterday at st. James,
and the majority OF the managers Of his
uOOm spent tue udE OUT u tO"H'
The Gaynor Special will leave the Penn
sylvana station tomorrow morning at go
Among the FIVE hundred Gaynor boomers
who will be on board will be Jacob A. Can
tor, president of the Democratic Associa-
ton for Gaynor for President; the Rev.
Christian f. ReisneT. whose church re-
Gently gave a dinner for the Mayor and his
cabinet; Isdore II. Santeiss. J. 9. HOgue,
president of the French Democratic Club
of New York City; Magistrates Gesmar
and Freschi, CesaTe Cont, the Italian
banker and president of the Italian Amer
Jean Democratic Club: Charles BarsOtti
editor of I'll Progresso Americana; Clio
vanni ViccariO, editor Of "LAraldo Ital-
!ano" John Baganno John Cuneo and
Michael Rofano.
To Hold Wilson Mass Meeting.
Preparations were being made for the big
Wilson mass meeting TO be held tomorrow
night in Cooper Union At the headquarters
Of the Wilson boomers in this city banners
with the slogan Wilson and Win"-no
Wilson and Wind" as one wag put it
were being made One will be given t
each Of the county delegations They sug
sest Mr.. Roosevelt In that their STATS ar
made Of spears.
message was received at the Wilson
headquarters in Nassau street from Will
lam Allaire Short Of Staten Island wht
announced that Richmond County would
send a delegation 10 the meeting. jane
r. Kelly, county chairman of St. Lawrence
County, telegraphed from Ogdensburg, say
ing that ST. Lawrence was for Wilson. A
similar telegram was received from DR. G
NJ. Marines, Of Rouse's Point, Clinton
County.
From Democrats in all parts of the
state" said j.. i, Durham. secretary o
the New York Wilson conference, we hav,
received kilograms telling Of the strong
Wilson sentiment"
Alton 3. Parker arrived in this city yes
terdsy He said he would not make an!
statement on the political situation unit
he reached Baltimore, which will be som,
time this afternoon Judge Parker OF
arriving at his hotel, started to work OF
the speech he expects TO deliver at the con
yentiou. The only visitor received by
Judge Parker was Delaney Nicoll.