New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC LEAGUE CONVENTION
IN BOSTON.
CHEERS FOR EX-CoNGREssMAN
OFFICERS ELECTED AND DELEGATES TO
CHOSEN.
rpy TELEGRAPH To TIE IRIyuSE.I

Boston, March 2j.-The Republican state League OF
Massachusetts, was the official name OF the ORGANIZE
ton which in the campaign OF 1888 embraced many
OF the local Republican clubs. For a year or more the
League has not been actively at work, bur tlS morH-
ing in the Meionaon delegates from the clubs wh'ch
composed 1t held an enthusiastic convention ana mado
preparations for future campaigns. There was scarcely
an empty chair on the floor of the hall or the gallery
Major J. Henry Gould. Of Mediield. who represents ec
state on the Executive Committee OF the Na'io"''
League and to whose efforts the convention was
mainly due, acted as temporary cha rman' anu WI"
gresham Elijah A.. Morse was elected, first' as per
manent chairman, and then as president OF the League
A declaration Of principles and q constitution "erV
adopted, vice-presidents, secretaries. etc, were chosen
and delegates to the convention Of Republican ciuDs
to be held IN Cincinnati April 81 we're appolhteu'
A feature Of the proceedings was the presence Vi eA-
Congressman Mckinley. of Ohio, and Johfl VI lhurs-
ton, OF Nebraska. president OF the National League
OF Republican clubs. Both made speeches touching
upon National topics and referred to the Presidential
contest OF next year. Major Mckinley, in the course
Of his speech said, after referring to the great WORK
accomplished by the last Congress:
They say that you have passed an iniqhltohs
tariff bill and have ruined the country Dy taprn
as il is TO day and this prosperity will continue unless
adverse legislation is passed, and THIS VIII not cone One
Democrats have won a victory. but they are troubled
in regard to the way in when they VIII use II; imrc
cIu ms" vho does not fear the results Of free coinage
Of silver, which Is sure to come me through nG@aE w IGc p theT Rave
secured that in 1892 the people VIII He reaoy 70 re re
instate RepnbIicann aoI in Golh a bFan PraeidS on oo3 The ta aiS
Is a lying tGin e tn IT i i TSrsIns t Gmt Us We "% se ' shHt out
from the MARKET 1sIn. Of Of b tine "2 miiIon we of eH dolInrs
remain rrma he same. The tariff is to keep the country
employed. We are re-, rc c11E,+d for th free co1 lFnfe when nf t1 1iP
laborcrs TO that Of ours. and not before then. FOR we
will not lower our condition, TO theirs. Those OF orr
numbers who are living under one nag ana seem 10
follow another. cry about the needs OF a foreign mar
ket. America Is good enough for Us; ana Won can
trust Yankee ingenuity for capturing the markets on
Inc world. when that is necessary. We have now
begun making tin. and you'll soon get american TN
made nv American labor cheaper than Won ever got
if before. Then the Tin pail will have TO be made
a little larger, to hod the increase e qn cHnry So neash ~
The land will appreciate the placing OF sugar upon the
free list. ud lat G.v! year %raS we f. F 52cG t 3d. t iUo1 Gasocs on as 't f6r a
century we tried to produce enough for consump-
ton. but failcd dismally.
A. the Major finished his speech the audience. which
had been enthusiastic throughout. rose in a mass. and
waving hats and stirring cheers testified 10 the re
sponsive chord which his ringing words had touched in
their hearts.
Mr.. Tnur,ton made an excellent speech. in which he
urged tho importance Of young men exercising their
rights OF suffrage, and briefly discussed the labor
question.
The delegates TO Cincinnati were announced as fol.
lows VI If,ib'UI IT, y" Nv "HN 'N'NN'
G. F. Rice under the Constitution. George ID Robinson,
If Chic0pcc. and Frederick T. ''IrenM &C. OF Lower:
Dy Congress districts-HOweS Norris, OF cottage tlty I:
Morgan ROtch. Of New Bedford Joseph O. Bnrdett, Of
bingham: LLOYD T.. White. Of Teunton A5Iahnin
Ratchr,ky. Francis {. Lowell. Wesley A.. Cove ana
George II. Bond. Of Boston Edward .ilnes, Of coIner-
Vile: Julius G. %Chappelle. of Boston Francis W. freed
~ Lynn: William f. barrett. Of Melrose: c. {. Dame.
Of Ncwbury port David I. Robinson OF Gloucester
Charles u. Palmer. Of Lowell Warren f, Rice; Of law.
renee General ". F. Draper, Of H0pedale; j. Henri
could. OF Medfcld samuel +. Wlnslow ana Jo.cph II,
walker. Of Worcester: W.. II. Brooks: Of Holyo6c; George
II. Wallace. Of Fitchbnrg: Francis ". Rockwell OF fllt''
field. and Solomon !. eastman. Of MonSon.
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