New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
EOR 4 P.4N.REPUBLICAN C0NGHENS.
STARTING A MOVEMENT THAT HAS A CoMfEE
HHN>IVT SCOPE.

STARTING MOVEMENT THAT HAS CoMrEE
HHN>IvE SCOPE.
Al meeting Of delegates from the different societies
IF the sons Of the Revolution held Ill Nc"->"h
anil &c, and ON June L. AT meeting If the oidrr
If l;. American Eac!c. sentiments were eNpc'td t'd
NE time W., rape Tor forming league Oh iello" snip
,,, all rem, lies and 80, iri'> in the world where
iu,,icc and Intelligence To- elevate the pr"pic
10 ,uyerc,yuty In pursuance OF tins >cihlt"h'' ""i
AN, -. McDoWrll prc>dcHt general "i the "'"'r u"
nc American Eagle. sent Il letter I" me p>> anu u"
,pr, sentative mci throughout the world In sympathy
with republican Institutions. asking ii the time M"
NOT come for an Invitation to be- issued 10 GIc NJ
pui,lc> Of the world and to the patriotic so'ice' o"
he world devoted to tie principles OF government
L,.cd uon our Declaration Oi Independence, cd'h L"
send one or cclrra 10 Ntchd ran h'l"''''"
tots!>,ss." The "1tl msth"r asked II th" '"'sNS>
,loEld not lc held Washington. ID. e. on NPlH ~
l-a. What form this t"H:tc>> Nriih lahc' no" '"c
,.>l,u,c should be met, ~ whom AID r. whom III
vii..t.on> should ,~.!cd. what republic ana :"
r,r! !,., should invited. ana uc nature "i I'c ~"
,!.,r,,cs taat sl"ud hc delivered.
Mr. NJ, Dwell received upward OF 100 letters iiNih
prominent men tIuli-rou III" wu'li asa man! W'''"9
ron! the pres ouniirida. his plan The NhrIc>I"i''
from t. letter. aud ir' III the rc>> L"i.'cN may Oc
,oi. ,e, summarized a> follows >uch '":gcs> when
held viii IT IS b,ir,,s ic an epoch rtAinI occur
~.,ftc ~ ~" history nt tie world II ""u" "'"i III "
r..u,nincid.tuy way Nih In" r:N'.!' ~ mat ia
different toms hay" and are '""i."is T. P"'i' =
,urh a., III. sal, Liutoi arbitration for warfare
the congress will meet TWO isriic>. one cuiiPON'
of delegates from governments. the othcr 81
delegates from the great paL io;I ~oce'ic>, sh'h IL
The -oli, Of liz. American IL vOIuoiI. the odcf 81
the American Eagle. the Loyal LclOn. The "Fild
Army Oi the Republic. ETC. these TWO bodies u uc"i
with each other through committees.
Mr. Mcdowell felt sufficient encouragement h"ih
these answer, Justify him III fahin: the next sep.
which vas .,llSi!t TIE following toIhl'"o'
Colonel Ethan Allen, CA lud.c William II. ArIoux.
Dr. Icrsifur Frazer. Ia" Ecv. J'N"ph Lcucht. j. u
Keatur the Rev. Dr. NcVnl der No ID. L'h'i't Jldt"
ila!n n. Altgeld James Phillips. u. Moan BROOKS
and Major A. Cushmdn. The hr- iW'|'tlhS OF tiis
COMMITTEES, i Cnil,d to take place al the Once OF cx
Judge Armour, N... II Whll.t., Oh Sclicnhr L. al
= D. m The Of the business VIII be u diait
, u.titi,n to In" COngr,>. Ui the Tinted Siai"N, 10
| az, ~iia. IT tu exact lAw hNlH: IA" rPnhh'> 81
~. World To- -rId delegates To d Fan E'puhH'ih on
cl.~. and Clt:t IA" las thai they d'N!rc Ia Rave
| pare III. form Il an uiNttl'i I" b'
,"it Ia the different ~ucc,r", Ia B." iiN"h. 10 s'i'
d".atrs and 10 give the movement their fullest ."
| vpclaiiuI draft aIdi''~, I" tho people 9! Tie
wUld setting forth th" idea. plan and scope OF the
COS grc>. AID also la discuss plan for Fan I'pub
ldu League Ia stimulated enc ,udso and suPpoft ms
| movement.