New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
1-puOLDlNG THE TARIFF.
,,r ,urp,cAy PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
.ovp,Er,NG THE ORGANIz>1ioN-E' IL ANMi oo"N
MADE PREslpENr

MADE PREsIpENr.
Tho Board o! Managers OF the Amcricah
,o,,,ve Tariff League completed the orgah'za,o" VI
,, ho.y Yesterday at meeting held Ill Tue oi'oo VI
.h ne,a ware and Hudson Canal Company III Cor'i"""
u" cI,pel Ie Grand b Cannon presided There were
v.canc,es IN the Board OF Managers ana these were
w, ,,- tho election of Thomas Dolaa and H. n ihur-
-. TIE board which consists OF twenty memoerS' is
oon,,uuted Of tho following persons rcpre'en'he '"'
49, ,raustrics ana parts of the country
C Ie Grand Cannon Coal anil Iron @ ,smcsbre
ESGoVsihuir 1cxile Machinery Massachusetts
ee3Is u wdS nS Iron IRON SMFssnuiaciaicr Nswyqrs
frenzy li.nSins m ~ Biss Cotton Manufacturer New,
" Ham r. siun. Mining ansln
,enTy Cook. lotteI!, sm9acinTer ssachusetts
iev Brown Cotton 9 MsItsY ,s,,dsy Pennsylvania
Charles H. Cranp M nn'p ersey.
wmsmi n TTox Hat MaunisctuI,r New'f~k.
wcr Williams Wrought Iron ana steer p,nsv,vama
payid Harps;er WOO %tTnri Tnri iad Nannr Connecticut
iho''V iari shoIn az Manuiacturcr 1; 1Is;
ts,nr " sopeI Raroad Ensine,i icnnsvyonia
i,c' .u". Ihnrber. Foreign Commerce.
hoi" h", n ,mmidown OF tue Committee on Nom.na-
ea,oa that the conipttee had agreed upon nomi-
Oes for the oiices except that OF presdeh' ITO pre-
,e6 The following nomhalions "hioH "oi'
n,o,ouslv affirmed and the officers deciatcu oec'e"'
First Thomas or nnaey
@e".rcf @e"s,s CResief Grsvcd.. horA
rxECU.IVE COMMITTEE.
... y p,ss New.Yors. william p. shinn. ,Pennsyia
cornepss \ snsS OHIO enTy T. Cook. Jersey
EeI5seM q r eMeicalt tt slf Rhode isiard-
VICE-PRESIDENfS.
,,.o lanes u McMul,au agent saco wlter-Power Com.
psny, pssn.syc,hn.ets-N M Nb1ott Lawrence. 10 ton ,ou
New Hampshire hermol + straw agent AmosNeas No"
pSny, ;iA5Suo S "joy,irnor reiaeld Proctor Rutland.
Kfo e slani-Edward p 1aht presicent Ponemah Miiis
fdnnecteut-Tho, as Wallace, president Ansonia Brass
,,eSn1s- - -JIS H. Roberts Tficp HcrGld. Utica.
Newcrsey-FIedcIick a. Potts president susquehanna
pepnsvaaia-Iohn II. Ricketson manufacturer OF machin
pelswsre-r j. Cause. president Harlan Holingsworth
company. Nimiagton ,,..
TIreiaia~CoL Robert saycr Iron Works. Wythevile.
West VrGlna-N Nathaniel Col jr xseeretary Of Navy
North csToaa Frederick Eldcr rice planter Wilmngton
south Caro!na-D. L. Converse cotton mahuiac'urei'
c.,Ta Ti'O1 a;ol John screven rice panter Savannah
abara samuel Noble. president Annison Iron company
1ouisiaisDLous Bush sugar planter. New Orleans. ,.on
IounrsseeA NJ. Shook agent Tennessee Coal ana iron
KeSt@eky taplain sias F. Miller. president Eclipse
ob,eJ H Wadc expresident Western Union Telegraph
1eianaJoon g. New ex.Tre of the United States
m,n6is ~Aiexander sullivan, lawyer. chicago.
Micsan-f1anc.s SockbIige lumber HalamazSo oo
Wisconsin Horace RuDIGe h%GuTSf & Ss Mnnsanos
Iowa Ex-Govornor John H. Gear pes Moines me or Conanv
3iisso Tt ~ ltchcocs IT. Louis ore ana Iron Company
pasctaNGoyernor Gov @. A. Pierce.
Kansas-W 4. Peter. hdasls farmer Topeka 5on,nonr
~. III. DanTO.tD Col NOii anu iiNA NVi"P@"s
New .Mexico-A L. Morrison, Santa Fe.
Arizona Robert l.. Morrison. Sprln3he o.
WasntngtOa-l DI JOrgensen, Ndia Nalla
Orrgon-M &. George, Portland.
HdrasZIAl wnegroWeT. san lrahclsco.
some states and Territories were left uDrepresehteo
bv yicepresdents Mr.. Ammidown was Sill In
respondence the gentlemen whom he had asked
TO serve lie said the committee would be able to com
pe;e the list later.
The election OF president was then considered Mt
Anmidown had bAen urged TO accept the position Ou
he had Goeliued. He length persuaded TO alo"
lis name 10 De used and was therefore unanimously
elected ,.
The Executive Committee was authorized TO appoint
sccretary for aud Tcrtoy also 10 appoint
rs many assistant general secretaries as might prove
necessary to carry the Work OF tue oIganzaOn Inc
committee further empowered 10 appoint chair
man and CORES pOnding secretary for county orgaDla
tons when might be formed, ana IN oiuef u
promote intercourse between the local ORGANIZATIONS
and the Central Bureau OF the League the Executive
Committee Instructed TO appoint seven secretaic
of division TO the executive officers OF the League IL
the various parts of the country they 10 be snect L
the general secretary There was discussion as 10 Tue
advisabity OF public meeting bat no definite results
were reached. special committee on hhance was con
sdcred one of eedul features OF tho ORGANIZATION
and the advsabity OF the issue OF regular bulletins was
taken up without fnaI action. IL was decided tnat
regular meeting of the Executive Committee sDOuId De
held on the tniid Thursday Of every month. +, -
The Board Managers think tnat the League Is NO"
IN a condition prosecute rapidly ana onectNely the
purpose VI It's oI stnlZdtlOn