New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-26
REPUBLICANS IN BAL1IMORE.
ALL FOR PROTECTION AND VICTORY.
A BRILLIANT DINNER OF THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN
CLUB ATTENDED BY VISITORS FROM
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEw-YORK.
my TELEGRAPH To THE TR BUyE.


BALTIMORE JAN 25-Two hundred enthusiastic i"'-
publicans toasted the OF the party at the Dan
quet Of the Young Mems Republican Club tonight a.
the Hotel Rennert. Leaders OF the party In It's Ma
tionaI councils met the men who have been heh'l"s
Gorman's ring" rule I'm Mary land and cohSfa'a''N
them their past efforts and wished them su'ooS
In the future. Tho banquet was splendid one anu
the members Of the club rejoccd In the fact that
was the first notable Republican gathering OF It's Ai'u
In the Presidential year.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF Baltimore has
been the Of firmly uniting the party In the whoio
State. 1t has thoroughly organized the Repuplcan'
OF this city and is daily receiving acccss0ns 10 S
already large membership. The dinner this evening
was fitting celebration of the clubs prosperity Iho
prominent who came over from Washington III
spcctcd the modest looking but comfortable noho Vi
the club which almost adolns the hotel In whlch 'ho
feast was spread The visitors expressed themselves
as delighted to find healthy Republican tree grow"
ing I'm such Democratic hot-bed The young men
were told that with such club theirs, they surely
ought to succeed in smashing the German haohiho'
1t also laughingly remarked by one OF the N'so
that right here in Gorman's nest was eo"u P'a'o ~
sound the first OF the Republican campaign
Although the sentiment OF the members oi the cluo IL
strongest for Blame all the Republican leaders rc
ceved an equal share of the en husasm a. their naes
mentioned.
A committee consisting of W. W. Johnson, president
Of tho club John *. Shaw, General AdaIl L. hi"s'
Suppcc, l..
j. D. Mallory, Leon Seliger, c. L. Wilson, !. D. nay
ward, Chauncey Brooks Noble H. CIeager, Charles H.
Augenbaugh, H. Webster CrOwL {. l. Coffin D. Reese
Pitcher George T. Bags and H. A. Coicy Wem 10
Washington and brought the visitors 10 bauhoio III
b special train composed of the private cars ol INC
Baltimore and Ohio officials Senator sherman hau
promised to come The Death of his blOtlel-hlaW,
Colonel Mouton, prevented the Ohio senator rom
attending and his absence the OILY dlsappoihI-
ment OF the evening. The Blaine members ol 'ho
club regretted his absence even more than the others
they wanted to give him greeting that "ouiu
carry with it the assurance OF Maryland's hearty
support should he be the partys choice for the Pfes
dency The Washington party consisted OF Senators
Eyarts, CuIom Chandler. Palmer, Representatives
Thomas RYAN, Warner, Cannon, Steele, Finley, BaShe
Dalzell Burrows. william Walter Phelps, BOuteIe,
Reed Yost, SpOoner and David T. henderson. 0 Otner
nrominent guests were Governor Beaver. OF Penh-
syvanla Charles Emery Smith, Charles L. i' Lttla'
secretary of the Republican state CommIee; OF Igin
svlvanIa: and william X. Leeds. OF Phladclpna'
General Green b. Raum, Of Illinois and j. T. roster,
of New-York. The Washington guests arrived In the
midst Of a furious snow storm. nut.
The dining hall OF the Rennert presented Drlillaht
scene Tho four large tables were adorned with
inod durng tbe feast Senator Evars received
an ovation whom he appeared among Se guests In
of the club gave Beaver hearty greeting as
he the hall on his clutches sens,9T Tb an T S
ernor the left Among rne TePTese9,ae
KuOGans of Mayand ssppsr MabSrg
Irsnnh Ieo NJ cushing Walter b. Brooks, T. j. Hayward,
Pratt elahe Ghare. J. J. Bcnaparts. Il Webster crSwl
Rnotb Alexander Shaw. Lloyd Lowndes Henry W:
Rogers Louis e. McComas Charles T. Westcott, JAMES
A. Garry General Adam f. Kiug d. r. o'nsrn Th GENERA
Basshor w. I. Henderson, Thomas Detoru, r. W. DsIoS'
W Tliason d. l.. Bartlett, Colonel Harrison huIlon;
Wjniam n Crawford w. II. Shryock, Henry Bankaru
and Hart b. Holton ,.. a.. .oos+ % ard calling on
There we're set speeches. the toast calu S caiS W ~,
ali the distinguished lraGers OF the party 10 RESPOND 70
a. ono true sentiment of all good Republicans the
success of the party" All the senators anu otne a a,
Republicans present e1prt ssed 80 o. c.onaon
~ The success the party ln the coiphg cdnpasni
Ciovaand has set the issue of the campaign declared
several of them and the kepuDlc9S az az pI tire Com M
ON the tariff question the sentiment oi tho o"''' ~
panv was undoubtedly for prntectlnn ., ,, = ,ron
Y" There are Free Traders az TINS ieast sdiu a pi %
inent member OF the ciuD " we are al 'oi '"0 N "
/ nm blcan principles. -, ,..,u. ,ho ovon,ng
There was consider able tariff talk during me eveh1g,
While the policy Of The party was talkeu over .,
xere NOT referred particularly on the tarh an
Thn sherman men the Blaine and all the 0ther men
we're united but the sentiment or tue gdIhens' '"0
spirit Of the feast, was Blaine ana % comed the
Georee r. Baggs the part OF the cluo, wecoeu @ .o
cnests i'm a neat little speech. Among the sEesk'rs
were senator Evars Senator Hawey Governor bea'ei'
Louis f. McCOmas and others
senator Fyars was the first speaker and after pay
inc a compliment to the club, he said that Isnu ~
Baltimoe tho central spot of the country, INC ,tcoI
Of the people could be taken In the g.ea. pds ~
movement now begun In contrasting the 80 ",
tbe two parties he declared that the Democrat. pa
i'm the last three years had gone BACK a. fr Iat 90
could to the ante bellum feeling % ~ t1c DemocratIc
marty would assure Republican success ths iai'
Governor Beaver the neat speaker ana & ne we're
the boys TO shouting when he declared thai hero w.
moro RepublicAns ia Maryland than tney "rru 80,
given credit for, were over c0uhlou. ,I"nd and
The time had come when RepubllcanS OF mar IL
tbe other Southern ST ates should see 10 IL ths' 'o
votes they counted AT the conc1'1 d three
Governor Beavers remarts some one propose&n al ni on
cbccre for tbe Governor who could stand so nrln on
one leg, and they were given, three Times 'm00' ~