New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-02
WILSON TN CITY
FOR ALLYTO-DAY
Even Murphy to Join in
Welcome and March
Tonight

President Wilson will reach here az
O'Clock this morning 70 play the lead
ing role IN a Democratic demonstration
that is expected 20 impress the clty's
independent voters. II the programme
outlined By national and state organ
izers here is carried out it will be a
ffteen-hour demonstration that VIII
consist chiefly OF crowds.
Every Democratic worker IN greater
New York who could be impressed INTO
service Yesterday was being used m
distributing literature or working up
enthusiasm over some phase OF to-day s.
activities. Interest was centred IN
Tammanv Hall. which last night prom
ised 10 forget it, difference with the
President and for the day at least. APP
pear among the most active OF wilson
campaigners.
Murphy to Lead Marchers
As the most important Of Tammany's
evidences of good faith, Il was an
nounced that Charles +. Murphy ac-
companied by the sachcms and ohceis
Of Tammany Hall, would lead tonight
marchers 20 Madison Square Garden.
Since this is the first personal appear
ance the Tammany leader has made
during the campaign, THIS promise
alone was accepted as momentous
victory by representatives OF the Dem
ocratic National Committee.
A reception committee and as many
supporters as can be gotten together
for the occasion will greet the Presl-
dent at the Grand Central. II is likely
that he will spend the greater part Of
Il ina IN
head0uarters. IN the Forty-second
Street Building and comforting with
leaders here. Al noon he viii address
the Woodrow Wilson Business Men
League at luncheon to be gwen at
the Waldorf, There will be more
conferences during the afternoon.
Big Night Meetings
II is announced that the seating
capacity Of Madison Square Garden has
been increased TO a total Of $4,000 for
the night meeting. According to the
estimates 80 the national organization
nearly twenty-five thousand marchers
are expected to participate IN the pa
rade that Wi precede the meeting. Al
5 o'clock representatives Of each OF
Tammany Halls fifty-one Assembly dis
tricts viii meet at Fifty-eghth Street
and Broadway and march to the Car
den.
In addition to the voters, there VIII
be organizations Of boys who are eN-
pected TO become Tammany's chief sup
port at the next Presidential election.
These boys, attired in Uncle Sam suits
or sailor uniforms, will march 10
Cooper Union, where as many as can
crowd into the hall will be addressed by
the President at the close Of the Gar
den meeting. 1t is promised that he
will at least appear at several overflow
meetings in The neighborhood Of Cooper
Union and the Garden.
Tammany Prepares Banners
Tammany is making an earnest Ell
fort to prove it's sincerity, as is shown
by banners prepared yesterday for ex..
hibition in to-night's parade. Some OF
them will bear such inscriptions as
these:
80 this is Tammany apathy! Well,
it's just q fraction Of what we'll do
for Wilson on Election Day
"Tammany will give the biggest vote
/ in its history 20 Wilson. Iammany
fourshes on patriotism and party
/ loyalty. not on patronage"
"Tammany's tidal wave will wreck
the Republican ship on November I.
For country, for party for Woodrow
( Wilson-that' us