The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-17

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,!.
The iRConYentlon.

Chicago, 15.-The Tariff Convention
effected q permanent organization In tn
afternoon by electing the following
officers: President, Hon. VIM. Mckinley
Ohio; vice-presidents, u. r. Burt, Easi
Saginaw. Mich; Joseph 81. Brown
youngstown, Ohio; Br. a. j. Fuller
Bath, Me-; E. A. Hartshorn, Troy, N
Y; o. W. Potter, Chicago: Hon. Viii.
lard Warner, Teeumseh, Ala; Hon.
Jas. 8. Negley, Pittsburg; John A,
Adams, Wilmington, Del; Decatur 81.
Miller, Baltimore; Senator Jones, New;
J. ]. Hagerman, Milwaukee; Hon. w.
d. Kelley; Philadelphia: W. w. Mod
ley, Savannah, Ga; T. W. Nickerson,
Boston, Mass; G. Guilford Smith, Buff.
falo, n. 2; Seth Low, New York city;
Homer LAuRhlin, East Liverpool, Ohio;
Hon. Justin S. Merrill, Vermont: Ed.
ward Harrison, St. Louis, No.; Hon.
Jos. Z: H9wley, Hartford, o.; Hon. J.
K. Grinnell, Grinnell, lows; Hon. ] /.
Warner Lippett, Providence. K. l.;
Senator Sanders, Nebraska II. &. Stay
ton, Manchester, n. A.; Horace j.
Smith, Santa Barbara, Gala; Henry
WinsoR, Philadelphia: Jas. Park, jr.,
Pittsburg Pa; Hon. W. ". Wash burn,
Minneapolis, Mimi; j. 81. Bradley,
Chicago; G. w. Oliver, Geddes, N. Y;
J. Al. Westcott, Richmond, Ind; Cen.
J: L. Wilder, Chattanooga, Tenn;
Michael Barns, Nashville, Tenn; Chas.
A. Whitney, New Orleans, La; Mr..
NcAden, Charlotte, n. c.; Edward P.
Grand Lake, Col. Secretary's
V. b. D. Enslow, John A. Scanlan,
Chicago, and w. Jerome, Chicago.
Ln taking the chair Mr.. Mckinley
aid, among other things, that he was in
avor Of protection for the sake OF pro-
ectiOn. A COMMITTEES was appointed on
esOlutions. Mr.. Adams, Of Cleveland,
offered series Of resolutions in favor Of
building up merchant marine policy
hat had bean used with SUCCESS by Eng
and and other European govern meats.
Mr.. Hinlon, of Milwaukee, wanted the
on resolution to commemorate
be services of the late President Gar
Ield in the cause Of protection. Mr..
)ere, of Chicago, demanded that all in
ernal revenue taxes should be reduced, 4
md all revenue taxes, except those on
pirits, tobacco, fermentSd liquors and
he circulation of national banks should
10 abolished. Mr.. D. 81. Mason offered
voluminous set Of resolutions, setting
oFth the theoretical benefits to De de-
ived at the present time from q high
tariff. Mr.. StebbiRs, of De-
roit. offered resolutions reafirning the
,lstferm adopted by the national labor
congress, held in Philadelphia in 1869.
Ex- Congressman Grinnell, of lows, Of
cred Gn inquiry IS TO whether there was
/ combination in the Bessemer patent to
lnressonably enhance the price OF rails,
md burden the agricultural interests of
he community.
Chicago, 16.-The tariff convention
net at IL this morning. Congressman
Aldrich addressed the audience, express
ng sympathy with the objects Of the con-
7ention. Nessrs. j. B. GrenRell, of
Iowa, Blair, sf New jersey, Osborne, of
New York, Fullers, of the Bath, Maine,
Board Of Trade, HUntoon, of Milwaukee,
HGwley, Of Syrscure, q. q. Adams, Of
and others made brief ad-
dresses. The committee on resolutions
will report this afternoon. Tomorrow
he association viii! visit Pullman and the
took yards.
At the morning session there was much
iscuSsion and denuncistion of British
nipping interests. One speaker rejected
0 the recent saluting of the British flag
1 Yorktown.