New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE.
SPEAKER REED GREETED WITH ENTHUI
Assn.
URGING THE R-PUBLICAN CLUBS TO EARNEST
ACT1v1TY-THE CONVENTION GATHER
ING OF REPRESENTATIVE MIyN.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIECNE.l

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE fRIBCNLI
Philadelphia. sept 23-Tle visitor to the Academy
Of Music to-day what the Republican party III
Pennsylvania Is. and what Its Rcpuhliranism means
The >olity. prosperity and intelligence gathered in
the big building by the swarming OF the Republican
League this In their third annual convention.
mako OF the most kablc in personal weight
and strength that the city has ever seon. The
Academy has bccn crowded all day with delegates and
spectators. and the utmost enthusiasm nos been
shown the feeling for Delamatcr being specially
marked ard mention OF the names OF Blaine and Reed
in conjunction being received With storms OF applause
The ntion called TO order at half-past 10
o'clock this morning. bv Edwin = stuart the president
Of The Lcacuc. Prominent among tho delegates
the n5or the SIX svcry haired survivors OF the
parental Tippccanoe Club Of 1870 Dr. j. H. Rhoads.
Colonel II. II. X. Elliott, Or. s p. Bnrdick. T. W.
PilknSton. Jane. W. Parl,nuton. and samuel A.
Rothcrmcl. who were objects OF great Interest ana
attention and furnished. delegate said. - con-
silent and un,nswerabls argument OF the sedtns featy
that make food Republicans the best Americans
President Stnarts opening speech. frequently and
loud;y applaudcd dwclt forcbly upon the ISSUES Of
the state campaign. and placed In s strongest light
the necessity for rcnnsylvania> Republicans uphold
Ing by trr action this year the aims and the loaders
Of the whole party Tho rest OF the morning Was de-
mess and to tn" reception OF Are oontin
naly arriving Clubs from the interior Of tho State.
Broadst and Chestnut ST. have been Eny all day with
the badgA~ Of tue d"legntcS AZ inc MlunoS rScs7'
Judge John VI. ThnrsiOn. Of Nebraska tho president
Of the National ragc. arrived In the city. and with
Mrs. Thurstuii, devoted the afternoon to drive In
Paramount Park. In the afternoon. at u" Academy.
an address made by Mr. Dclamatcr. who has
spent an extremely busy day comforting with members
Of the party. and visiting tho principal Industrial
e~tobhsh ncnts OF rhc Een:inSnh DIsrlf-. Tho
report OF the Committee RESOLUTIONS. lndorsinS
Mr. Drlamatcrs candidacy and demanding the pas
sage Of the Mckinley and Lodge bills. was received
with great sa'isfaction and the announcement WAS
made OF tho result Of the election Of dcestes 10 Two
National Convention in Cincinnati. In 1891
A feature Of the afternoon sc''ion was tho clio
oucut .pe~rh Of Common Councilman stephen Is.
Gp>on d colccd delegate. placing in nomination
Frank j. r. Jones' II Philadelphia. also eoorcd. as
second viz PRECEDENT Of the League MI. Johcs'
cleo ton Wa, carried With . hurTAh.
The election Of officers resulted as follows Prce!'
dent Edwin = Stuart Philadelphia: vie preside
John b. Robinson Media +. j. X. Jones' Philadelphia
] H. Rohr Ptttsburg: Secretary. Robert u. Lindsey
pttsburr TREASURER, Captain william Thornton. Phis
d.lph!a; delegates 1t large 10 National Convention,
William H. Mc,leary, Pittburg and John TAyhr.
Philadelphia.
In tho evening q msss meeting und@ the snspiocs
Of the Loagie VA, held at tho Academy OF Nude. ut
which Speaker R.-h tho oentre Of attraction Tho
imuen.e auditorium held q larger crowd Speaker
REED was lAis In arriving frOm w@hington tho reason
BEING explained IN the opening sentence OF his speech
spe,chcs wcro delivered by John NJ TnuSton. OF
Nrbrn.ka president Of tho National Lcasue OF 10
pubIcan Clubs: General Daniel II. Hastings. George
W. DelAnatcr. Republican candidate for Govcnor OF
| pcunsyivanis. and Conrr,ssman D"liivcr. Cd Iowa
When speaker Rcssi Arose TO addr,ss tho audic1co
IN. applnu.c WAS long continued HIS gpccoh WA
mainly humorous and sarcastic and WA keenIv en-
loved BY the audience 10 spokc Substantially ~
follows:
Ny fr..ds thank you ~. yunr cordial greeting
In 18th IN
WORTHY II Il. Cnnl very recently bad fca0d INA,
would not b. with you tonight Tho WICKED
have very r.snsn. for IL" last few days ana tia
bit what Il would be necessary 70 "~y WIKI
u.u-nr "a out ;hem Jan~htc'J but "a that l. hap
ply over tl rs-Ion-iN" 60 your greetings to-
ni.lt han would have III pornint. Nahst'erp hH'
tho Republican party ws t'rn SEATING lt' very o''
,,sr-, NM made On TIE tsttlcIr.t.. civic - veil ~
military II hA~ nevAr bc"h necessary foF hs Orho's's
IN do ANYTHING. daughter
SIo|aln,,i den. yrGy ~icaed deeds. We hsve pSsscd
,rn Iii With ACQUIRED tho American market 70 AmsfI
can pcop. tApIl~l.cJ That bill has heHn N" subject
- d.nuclson The part Of the p"mocfats Ainoss Toe
hitter to Ia put upon record. According 70 AHn the
hl NOD the principle It repr~"n~ has csrnea ossos""
into sr.ry farmhouse IN III" county ~ Dan o"sere"
,a,n. IN tho VS., deep with moNHaSs Md YET
o.. D.uocrao nenb~, While 49, Dill w2e bsiAs paSsed
A, in their scat, and ~cre counted
W. ,..,cd another t. Tnl. WA BIZ! which hoy san
WI. V ruin the ir1nopl"s q ubsrY Ihs! sld meant
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d, ne. a word more them no s>,ssson (G''st
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This fall. SOON th"ro VII % AZ "A'1~'io" "
,o, ~ Nh. o.oo. not fili free and frADk expression
n,tau,e In thirty Congressional d. trcs Of this Union nv
.r,o,on. Of the people will b. SUPPRESSED II l" n"cc'
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