New-York tribune., 1891-04-22
tho summary vengeance vIsited upOn the MAZDA at

the summary vengeance visited upon the Malta at
New-orleans, saying:
or thing let ali ChrIsendor notice II other
nations rid themselves of anarchists cuthroats assassns
and lazzaron at expense the American people will
protect themselves Our Government stands ready TO
make ample repaaon for every wrong done 10 the real
citizens any foreign power but long have
Republican Administration with James G.. Blaine as Secre
ary OF State tremendous cheering), apology Will
be offered and not dollar will be paid for the killing
Of any redhanded outlaw though the naye OF all Europe
should thunder harbor and the flag Of the Republic
should need million muskets for its defence
The speaker then reviewed his connection with the
League its president and spoke OF its prosperity say
Ing that It's financial condition good. Now IS the
time TO begin the campaign OF 1892" he continued
II Is in the power OF the RepubliCan League OF the
United states TO offer to the next Republican National
date an organized army Of 10000 clubs, ready to fall
into line at The word OF command and march three
million strong under the Republican banner 20 glor
Gus victory IN the following November
Mr.. Squire described himself orator but only
q plain businessman, and he dwelt the Importance
Of giving attention In political campaigns to business
methods. lie spoke for the extension Of the League
idea into every remote corner of the state.
Judge Powers said this was not a body to nominate
men, but to provide way to elect the men after
lshed method. But it fair to consider principles,
and he on 10 name some that should stu animate
the party. He believed in the rulings Tom" Reed
who, he said, had found how 10 make the deaf hear
and the dumb speak Referring To- the New-Orlcans
incident he said 1t was time that the gates Of Castle
Garden should be closed until the applicant for ad-
mission could show honest purpose to become a
Ex-Governor Foraker said the Republicans Of Ohio
were simply Republicans no Republican candidate
vote. (Applause.) Continuing he said
The Republicans Of Ohio cherish with grateful reco
lection and appreciation the and OF Abraham
Lncolnpplsuse)thcy have just pride in the stawar
loyalty and patriotism Of Ulysses S. Grant-(appause-
and enthusiastic admiration and devotion for the
greatest living American. James C. Blaine. prolonged
cheer!ng0 You TO be affected the way-cheer
a magnificent administration. (Applause)
Continuing, he said the Republicans Of Ohio not
only believed In great men, but IN the great principles
Amendment down TO the rulings OF glorious Tom
Reed" (Applause) They believed in free ballot
and fair count pplause) and they despised the In,
fidelity and cOwardice whereby the most sacred OF all
the Peeges Of sS9 stood yet Hngaed M 9 aYsT
other land tremendous applauseD In closing, he
We soon to have our State Convention. 1 am not
anticipating anything, for it is practically done already
l say that occasion shall take for our
platform the halkcd-about Mckinley bill applause
and for the gallant, brilliant author OF that
great Cheers and calls for Mckinley such
Republicans ohio, and, being such, they know
how to appreciate you your convention is their eonNen
ton, your coming Is but the coming of their own CAP
pause)
committees, and a motion> adopted TO meet to-
morrow at 10 a. m. During the confusion that pre-
cedcd adjournment, Indiana delegate, Mr.. Cole,
Of Shebyve, created limited sensation by declar-
ing that he would call meeting TO denounce The treat
ment of President Harrison. He was quickly sur
rounded by other delegates and quieted. His com
plant from the auSi0n of Mr. Foraker TO SecTe
tary Blaine, having given magnificent admins
tiatiOn' The manner in which the applause followed
that declaration, he said, showed that there was
feeling il there intentional ignoring OF Presl-
dent Harrison The Indiana delegate was quoted for
the time, and the convention adjourned Mr.. Cole
subsequently called a meeting of the Indiana delcga-
ton and proposed that some formal notice OF tDc
matter be taken After consideration 1t was decided
TO refer the matter to the Committee on Resolutions,
inasmuch as it thought likely that Mr.. Foraker
did not intend TO convey the meaning that Mr. Blaine
was the ruling spirit of the Administration, but
that he meant TO compliment the administration
OF his own Office Of Secretary OF state.
The mass meeting in the evening was attended by
a large crowd. Mr. Langston presided Major Nc
Kinley was the chief speaker. He was followed by
General Bartlett, Of New Hampshire and number OF
other prominent members OF the convention:
General ClaksOn is still the favorite candidate for
president Of the League and unless there IS an unex-
pected change In the situation he Will be chosen fOr
the Office tomorrow by reclamation.
The committee appointed 70 fix upon the place ior
holding the convention decided tonight IN iaVOT
OF indianapolis Two competitors for the secretary
ship against Mr. Humphrey have appeared III thc
persons OF Mr.. Chester, of Ohio, and Mr. stall, N
penn sylvania. deal" is reported 70 haze been
made by the delegates of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois and
PENNSYLVANIA, whereby Ohio will get the secretary,
Pennsylvania the treasurer Indiana the place 10r inc
next convention, and Illinois the president In W.. w.
Tracy The general belief is that II such combination
exists 1t is doomed to failure.