New-York tribune., 1885-02-13
WORKING FOR PROTECTION.
THE TWO ORGANIZATIONS NOT RIVALS.

EXPORTS TO BE MADE TO COMBINE ih1"-f"'
OF SPECIAL EFFORT.
The organization of friends OF protecuoh'
.oce,tly formed at the Astor House, changed us na
Yesterday to The National Protective iarih De
.rno,uted committees to select permanent ohoers' W
sscs uniop with the American Protective Tarn Asso-
oso,,on ana TO issue an address to the people.
Tho organization met at the Metropolitan ho'ei ,
Ame,g those present were f. II. Ammidown' lie Gran"
r. Cannon q. b. Lawton, George Draper W. -, W. 80
sell. A. r. whitney. Thomas II. Gudley' M' NJ nuuU ,U
Joseph b. Thropp. T. NJ. Cooke, THOMAS W. 80. no ,omes
tam ua,rbt f. p Williams ]. Wesley Puiihai ''u'eS
buchanan, and william r. shinn iho ~ w w,,.n
,ed ~ order by Henry s. Eckerr temporary cha,in
ne n Randolph KeiIn acting as secretary H IL
,,,dow, presented resolutions AUTHORIZING .n "pP ~
mani of a committee 10 elect permanent on0s ,,, n
confer with the protective association Oh wni'h ~ ..
sbpn is pres;dent and II plan of unitihg Is asie
TO submit 1t to the board Of directors WIN "noso
roval it shall become the act Of the association;
,ng that ten OF the directors togetherwith etner INC
nresident or FIRST e-presdent. shall De quorum "
that In order to provide for the contingency VI nv
solidation being effected, this organization auops w
name of The National Protective Iarih LeAsue, NV.
were adopted unanimously. Thomas ii. Dudley was
ec,a first pres,dent and the following come'cc
WAS apropted to choose the other chcers anu cri' ~
The resolutions: Thomas H. Dudley, lie ur"o DE- o"n ~
non. William A. Ingham. Edward IL. Ainmiao"h' Az" -N
Budong and Henry s. Eckert
E. p williams having stated that :" the fvai orkan,I"
,ion coud not be friendly to this association MT AM
,,do .,d. Tn consequence OF the remarks that have
hoen made about rival association, 1t might De sup
nosed trat IL was formed with hostile designs toward U.s.
SO far as and the members OF the Oomses asn U
Organization know Is o no eop for
will he well received by that body ,,..,ono ma
Mr. shnn said: 1.-The organization Wos aS famed after
such discussion as probably took place ag It was
friends Protection during the late cas 1a people on the
su,ect of Protection, and that an orgazon % WAS
should be formed as oyaps s9on T more associations
favor OF Protectonbeing formed a an evidence of
merely an qeen Gns on this subject When saw an
that the Eastern , re o 70 Mr. Eckert ex-
pressing my views the subject soon atst ah,S,ia S m
ef .ae sroHea be- an and led
e 10 suppose that the scope OF their proposea @
on ard three weeks before the Astor House meeting anu
before knew that it was called we had Slhsu snc
t"U' Which at that time was the title that you IN,
tended to select Tho objects OF that o,ect
first we're precisely yours Inc ony opJev.
and those associated with have is to take part IN an
having the same p to ana ead o
There should DO but one organization, nna SnIon
hea ,5ai a n q nPPsns PHPsf sncS acts
associations may together aganst tne noDt
commtee to confer with yours and do all in my power
toward forming strong organization. NJ. Shin, has
s,atc that what originated his organization was desire
10 excinde iron ores from protection. Mr.. snIin re-
nlied that he would candidy state that nc NAG gone ~
Mr. Eekert and exr ressed fears that identncsuon WIN
Mig lion interests and Pennsylvania would give @ s.o
r3movement IA bad send-O1." There was also an an.
nouncement that free to be asked or pu'
tbls was discained at the Astor House meeting ,o,
George Draper OF Milford Mass, said: am ciacm
nj Nassachusett It's and consumer OF pig iron 1or lhn
Years and am glad that Pennsylvanis has seen what
American industry needed and hope she VIII hot 10 p.
il the background People Try 70 Reep gao. oIht m
are most active but pig iron and PonnsyVsna outnt '.
be at the front in this movement. rig IRON he'ic9
onsht IN he written on Mr.. Kelley's tombstone.
A yolce-But not for many years 10 come. ,....,.o
IT. d. Park, secretary OF the American rIOtteoItNo
Tariff and Industrial Club Of the Ist Assembly District
IN bshali of committee appointed by that orsanlaon
asked 10 be informed 10 the objects OF the League I'
the cub might aIjlIatc with it, Mr. Dudley In reply
welt M ON the imy ortance OF Organization Tor froec
ton "In England" he said, as Know rom PeisDn, P
observation the Golden Club formed Tor te purpose
OF breaking down Protection In this country III mas
trihutsd In this 100000 Free TRADE documents
ana has gone 30 far as 20 issue panphict inahung
direct appeal to voters. We must organic an o
can convert the people. for we are nght or coneggs
are against US. Except In tue University o fehsli
yania believe all the professors OF pOIuca eco.o5
are against as and most OF tnefn are members Vi 'e
Golden Club"
The following was next adopted:
Resolved That until the bylaws OF the League are pre-
pared and promulgated any citizen OF the United eties
who snail cs rtfy to that he Is In sympathy
with the object OF the League and who shah reqhest e
enrolment his shall on pay ing the ehtiah0e io'
become member OF the League. - -,
A. II. Whitney appointed temporary treasuIer @ anu
81 600 was ubscribed In few minutes for expenses
Joseph b. Thropp, James Buchanan ard George W. hus-
on the subject OF Protection ana the objects oil hs asSo