New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
VIC coSvanIoN OF TIE p uBLIoAs
NJ LEAGUE AT WORK. '.f
SvAssiHs FOR TILE PRESIDENCY or .TTEE
NATIoNAf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AT A xAss MEETING

COW opened hera to-day. That is to say, dele
VII rom this number Of State Leagues were
aA'' each StAte association being entitled 10
pfes " representatives. besides its president and
on The idea in limiting the attendance In
dscr'i' ,' 10 get together not such large, tu-
thu Sssthftine as that held 10 ChickerinR Hall
ului'go bus rather working body OF lesEne
Inst ycat \,esr and orange for the future Of the
nen % ,,>,t mt the object OF which is tho
great n.oron. Nation o. the party In eli parts Of
thorough orgl the education Of voters IN sound
the counlry IN ipleS So, while the meeting was
Rspubhca1 pm ,int of numbers az that held In
not so ercat IA sgo. 10 really represented
New-York s.. tIation and o Tar wider terri
vastly lars,r 4 A, clHbs were represented in
tory Ouv ;hilr here the defegsees repre-
Chickpting Ia cal organlrations.
Sentcd over 900 to-day ineluded the opening
The prooectug nd from 1880 TO about
session, which u ts Of tho varions committees
o'clock, the necti { IN the evening az Oratorio
aud tn. mast-m,cc M election OF officers will
Hail To-mouoT ill likely prove interesting
take place This over th~ presidency between
owing 70 tho corte, President James Z. Foster
the East and West todidAbe for reelection. No
Ia in the field ~ a him, but the West has 8
Eastern mnn opaoe g. Ono Of these, Mr..
hslf-dozea .sandiin \ has withdrawn in favor
Reynolds, OF Mirou hnosofS, who Is now the
ot Mr. Byrnes, cf FoSber. President Tracey,
leading opponen, 10 M awcT. OF Ohio. and PreSi-
OF Illinois; judge "a Nsas, ore sui NlKed ol
dan. Slonccker. o. 4 There IL also strong
warmly by their friant judy IhurstDn oil
movement in favor ace under consideration.
kebrasI1n. He has 'hc ~ Iet been aole TO Scire
INT his friend, have not soStion The oonvcn-
his consent n arcrpt 'h" alton and hAnqueI Oo-
ton win closn with u ~ Hall.
morrow night In Concofl' re The convention 10
Ford's OTDra Hous,, " e With the National
heid was suitably deton Of tho vhnons otateS
colors and thc eoats-of-7frn ~ did win vis'ton
The galleries were cont pm hody OF the house
The delegates occupied IN lIitor's were repre-
Twenty-nine States end
vented. ~ Tarped Tor oeuef.
At 1885 President F.. trv DIR. Irouoht' nj
pr.vcr WA ofered by ,ur church Baltimore.
trs Second prvsbyterian vuniry ns OF lh~,
Watsrs's Hand plsyed il MA opening spee''I
| and then Mr.. Foster mad' sds hy the League
| He referred 20 the tecorl q effective snplo''
during the yenr. jts 'loyal aud in hdehS "
! of tht Republican candidate hving evidence OF
| the rarty Pripeiple,- For NTr~h to tie c'u's
thn J<,uues etrenGth ne p Nay.
parade in washipgtUu 90 NJ We oJuif ooaS,
| an Ch3ckeriuE Hail. be ~ bh innuRnrAi
~ Ano Icrnhlicsu elrbs~ me s'''e' ot l"'"''
raraAe tl~re VIII he rrcr-NH
ctsnniL,tion< ,-N
The splendid Snrk aessmetta w Nen'"cNy
| In West vnania. Hissnai' W. r'S '"~cnea
and otber Dchoerhtae 'Aol
. .on Gnu ,irsN IorI4 stR dououuI Ano
4 4 continuance sf tAfs wcrk IN u field Tor tne
gouthern States Il wuz tire So operY dlrec'eo
| Leagues activity now. aRd vita ne soho oou'n
| effort would result In btrsktng >ent ne saiu
completely. OF Cleveland's weir Ne has deciae'
Buffalo does not want him. himse'l "nlcl
70 come 70 New.York and scr ia Jastle Garue1
wny those hinges Of the gates 81
IN. .~,,r. ,pplauded, 81
c-.i Gor,s r.rs was loudly other promi
were those OF Governor ForHker ana me was re
nent Marty rnen. but Mr. Blainr> oeesA'e'
ceived with tremendous cheering "a shou'eo
stood un wnvoA their hsndkerchi'is TO De
-. ,ho man who wou,I 7rc ing 70 hi
strong 9, ccetsry Of &: 9. he th"' ~
ovn .ndIyidu,l rE Mr. -~fe- - '-'o.
| Ala all that he could. s1ve che = - ~Cni'
and whatever hM fnturc career mign' .."''"rn
| look hack upon the year he hI- ~ ne ~
LOO" '"T" =. Tho nroudcs, n ~ and th'
closed hy referring 70 tho Fres'de7te NS-srH'
audience shouted . Three ch'eS
( Judgc A
hhrriHou' ,,...,,hr.r colJcd tho rol rot he had
! r Gupttn Of Dakota, rose 70 e. p%i" &c" o''''"
brought two deli CATIONS, 80 that To'H PPerS i0P
| North and South Dskotn, should DC g rece'V0'
resented The Judges explanation oo'h Nv"
with chocrs. and it was asreci 70 ann q w
60 S'.. ,ho Te,ono, as they had b i1ds VA
WI f,.od,o-d "A son Of Nary tw Stat
'DO"' ..n.d ntteution 70 the tudG, A
Wv, v''-V.' ,>,,,icl he represcntri Ad cemt
VI :" s,..a ,hst New. Mexico W. y. onlJ
into tho Union ~ a Republican o'e'e x, w"
contest wns IN the Virginia deieganor' =" 10
N-'s -. A.. ,sorcr committee, after al Alrs;lt
i'1 - ~ 49,. ,o,t NJ one colorel eJutE
u"i H'Onr' 81 sstt,oA IN tho neeung rul
~ ~ ''',o ~" a. .oeok aeainst \ propoo ! theI
to,h,ddI,, +he reading OF resolutions oet" c'as'
'V'O'1'N.e '-, ~. so,n,n,ttec lie WAS cntr k5hcl
! .o,lv r,oeiv.d FIe referred W the way IT Y IN
ur. Fllcn Foster had been treat'd fvcn
u,onon,s Christian Temperance Union th
| .,o, =, az be called H. the convention \ All
,,,,nrcr element OF the gentler sex, wb' re
| .sl,oh .o bave n resolution read before oe.4 y"
,e,ro6 His protcst was effective, and ~ Or
By.,, a.bata IN ,yas decided to read, hut &c fnt
| mt .s.ol,.,on. when offered. After he N f'oI
mcnt of the various committees the c'n''
adjourned until o o'clock tomorrow n'Ih
.L..ons jSdoi
~'r '"n'' Da'- ho.,r.sr The afternoon kitos
Dufihs uH uni1 IN the evening. TIE SIical
were cn,ertained by the Young Mems Esp' tn,n .
Club a. meeting in which GsaeEal M'nn p"'"
presided, the Central Republican of10 IN"
local League organizations 49,
The mass-meetiug In the evening a. ~, ~.
Hail was we'll attended President fose - ,ssr,
sided. The stage was Hsled m1tn pro fosn
visitors and weiklenOwn local dub men II gie"A
Poster made brief introductory aeafess'
ing the League to continued ACTIVITY ~ rsI F..
Republican principles. Judge A L. MOTIFS sri,
New Moxico. delivered ringing SP'Iv Tas,rr % Ssag