New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
THE AMERICAN PARTY CONVENTION.


for Governor on the American ticket In Caiorn" wv
vears ago. and ]. NJ Bassett, who drafted the hrs'
American platform for California aiso MT
Grayson Of Oakland, have arrived %
the advance guard OF 'nc ~, =.
delegation to the American Party Convention W oo
held here at the Grand Army Hail. August IL oo'o" |
others OF the same delegation will arrive to-morlo"
Now.yorlx sends about 100 delegates, most OF whom
are expected to morrow night pennsylvania no.u'
&c State Convention in Philadelphia on Monday, ior
the nurnoso OF choosing delegates TO the cohVehuon
Chicago has organized strong American oi'p' oil"
sends a large number Of delegates. hdVlccS lo'i
Roston Pt,sbmg, Baltimore and other points, "es'
and south indicate that creditabio nuhocr Gan w
coun,ed on. In conversation with the delegates
n,rhcr Of men arc mentioned for the head OF inc
ticket Among them are Mayor Hewitt, OF NOW
york: OK Mayor Low Of Brooklyn; Senators Blair' Oh
Nav uampsh,re Stanford and Hearst, of California
palmer OF Michigan; Wade Hampton, OF sou,h S1o
lima; Governor RusR, OF Wisconsin Gonerno, ,vania
who seems to 90 the most favorable candidate ABOUT
zoo delegates expected Inc coWnli.i,eo iuur,
at No 9i5 Est, have been prepared lor thelr reooP
ton
MANY FRESHMEN OUT FOR HARRISON.
Yesterday was busy day at the headquarters
both Of tho Irish-American AntiCeveland Protective
League No. ia Ffhave and also those OF the IRISH
American An,i.Free Trade League, No 141 Eish'h-st
In the latter place Chief Clerk Driscon had many
callers who wanted information as to how they would
start clubs In out-of-town places where the Irish
American element was strong At the Anh-c'eVeland
League headquarters where John Dewey Is the ruling
snr,t Il WAS stated that great progress Is beng made
| in ALBANY County, whore there was strong Irish
American Republican element In 1854 Mr. Dewey
states that In Greenbush there is hourshlng clup
and one also in each Of the following places Conoes
| West Troy and Albany. The reports from these
sections are to the effect that Of the Republican
baua
those who voted for Cleveland are now out Uodiy
| laboring for Harrison and Morton.
NJ c. McGulnness, a prominent young lawyer from
| bridgeport, Conn, dropped In during the DAY ana
gave an interesting account Of the work that was pens
done in that State They have In Bridgepor,, me ne
bers and local clubs each having about hu,ra
members. "This is pretty good SHOWING, nc eau,
considering that our organization 10 ohJ aDo"'
month In existence"
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT SUPPORTING HARRISON
| Buffalo Aug. IL (SpeciaD.-E c. Robbins, a NE
long Democrat a prominent lawyer and former friend
of Grover Cleveland came out to-day for Harrison on
the tariff issue. He said:
ait is the duty of protectionst Democrats 10 aa-
minister such a rebuko to Cleveland and his present
advisers that no one will ever again try to Identity
: the Democracy with the doctrine of free trade
. ais that all you have against him y
@Not muchl He IS a downright humbug. Alter
all his reform professions and his talk about the
dangers of a second term, he used all the power OF
his Office TO force his denomination and al inc sam.
time had the Federal officials at work in caucses and
g conventions to knock out everybody who was cs
!, necally friendly to Governor Hill. He has sho"r
himself to be hypocrite and he IS besides, the mos
Thoroughly selfish man IN public lie today"
Do YOU look for a b Democratic vote LOT harriso'
Yes. do and you will find that i VIII De
regular stampede in this State long pciore eeroi
| day The days of Grover Cleveland's luck are aoou
: oyer.n
! THE GRAND MARSHAL RETURNS THANhS
Q Grand Marshal Jackson has issued a final order q
r generalization 10 those who assisted him In MAXIM
:. the great parade In honor Of Mr. Blaine success
He makes especial mention In HIS order OF Genera
II Henry A. Barnuu, Assistant Grand Marshal Jacopu
d | and these aids: Colonies J. r. Gilmore, l. H. bai
IS | rett c. A. Wells, W. p Walton, J. Is. LOCKWOOD
;, Colonel O. ". Leonard, Major Ivan Taiio
D. | rteutenant l. w. Mcleod and Oliver sumner Teal
| sincere thanks are extended to Bernard Bgln an
:. | the other Republican district leaders, 10 Coiohs
. Criger and to the Police Department
el REPUBLICAN DELEGATES ELECTED -,
Q, TROY n " Aug. 1.-The Republicans Oh III
,vth District of Albany County elected H. 1. Mtchci
lance Trlmble Charles Nodeau, David Wiliiam
;. r. A. Goro and W. r. Morrison as delegates 10 u
Z State Convention :.
e. Middletown N. Y, Aug 1.-The following ue
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