New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04
GREETED BY OHIO REPUBLICANS
RECEPTION IN CINCINNATI TO THE LEAGUE
DELEGATES.
VISITORS SHOWN ABOUT THE CITY AND AID
DRESSED BY EX-GOVERNOR FORAKER
AND OTHERS
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

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Cincinnati March 3.-Thc reception here today by
the Ohio Republican clubs OF the delegates who
the way to the National League Convention at Nash
vile proved a success in every way The proceedings
began at daylight when the representatives Of the city
clubs went down to the railroad dcpots to meet the
visitors. ard lasted until all hands. including the Ohio
men, started for Nashville at 80 o'clock this even
ing. street parade from the depot TO the Lincoln
clubhouse followed by reception there. Then
the visitors shown to various points of interest
about the city, such as the Chamber of Commerce,
Clifton. Walnut Hills and the other beautiful SUBURBS
returning to the clubhouse at i O'Clock 10 listen 10
an address Of welcome from Ex-Governor Foraker.
1t was an entirely informal speech, but those VINO
heard IL agreed that it one of Mr. F0rakers pes
efforts lie was loudly applaudcd and ,wlieh one OF
the subsequent speakers referred to him as future
President" the audience went wild with enthusiasm
The Ex-Governor has always been All ardent advocate
Of the League lie spoke Of what it had accomplished
in various states and then referred TO It's coming con-
vcntion at Nashville in this way:
You do well to 90 down there II Will do the people
good to get sight Of body of Republicans son a. &
are am reminded by your meeting OF the facI VA,
il is just about twenty seven years ago TO-DAY l'v
went into Nashville with rifle on my Shouucr. NV We
went down there redeem the south with the buict
you 20 redeem II with the ballot or opJvo' , he
going the same as yours We wahleu 10 saw s
had then control of her. Won are gong 10 seek ny
peaceful means to get her people TO accept tha' pru
all that glorious doctrine OF our party ra. s ao
are born equal and have equal political NHlilS 10 say
the south from the evil results tia' ni'o i'i' "
the wake oil slavery ,Applause) ,,o the south good
and This Ieagne Convention in Tennessee Is an 9vi
of this intention on our paf,h MN IL siu,pIv
absurd. We have convictions a 70 Wns - T. ,n
slider right and wrong but beyond 'n man south or
North. West or East. Cheers
The speaker referred to the Republican deiea' III
Ohio in a straightforward fashion. renarRlhs '"'s
the party had its ups and downs. "Ju'' now
said he with a SMILE we're down. but we are E"''B
to get ND tapplausc). and when you people IN New
Work read the returns from OHIO next year. N"n VIII
find that we have won a glorious Republican victory
,cbeersA BEFORE closing he scored the Muswrhps III
vigorous style.
Mr. Foraker was followed by secretary lumphrY'
- the National League; T. l.. Hyrnes, Cmci "i INC
Apnointlnr Division OF the Treasury department ;
lanes 4 blanchard counsel Of the League, Johh =
smith Henry Gleason and other New York Visitors
President Horton, Of the Lincoln club preslu'r'
representatives Of the Blaine Club the Hnt'cr"o''"
CHM the Foraker Club, the West End, anu III l''''
all ar nearly ALL the clubs of Cincinnati and others
throuchouf the state present. wholc Tram
load started for Nashville. The PcnnsylVaha uco7"
,ion went through this morning. 30 did the Ml,,san
1,,t,u-euf Tho New ENGLAND crowd ], tAlt'fu 10
,i.t+ The MARYLAND delegation il with inc, Ne"
York and ohio men and VIII arrive III Na7iNnio a.
morrow morning. Nearly ever ''H.4',i no
Fa.tern Visitors did not intend TO spend thr uiy ''
hut The nooi made II impossible Tor ,lcin All ,i,r
delegates cars were Handsomely decorated "lul ia
and limiting and make "A striking allrai""'' - -
20 Vhirng through the picturesque regions u MN
lucky and Tennessee