Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-22
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE
soo.xrs CAUSES A SENSATION AT
w. TIE CINCINNATI MEETING.
su,ht. Harrison for the Benefit of
p,alne-rhe slight Resented BIZ
an Ipdianfan.
n, telegraph to the D,spa,ch.l

80
W. W. decorated with national flags and
l,,,oninr Of the national colors. The
'.s,..,es we're slow IN arriving and pro-
o.'. ,.~,s were begun an hour and quarter
h,e ...
u r,oetinc was called to order by
luyll,t Thurston. Then followed q
lr's NV the Rev. Howard Henderson,
paw n Tho Trinity Methodist Episcopal
ps,, II is an illustration Of the pro-
CIV" a peace and unihcahon that this
f,...er called 20 pray at bepuolcan
i-s,gs meeting. was origaulyI-gene1iM 20
l'- C,rf,dcrate service, ana ~ relative
n. Jefferson DAVIS
tppRrssEs OF WELCOME.
v,yor Mosby. on behalf of tho, city of
c,-.nnati, made the opening ADDRESS OF
Inc. He was followed by ex-Goyernor
49,, who gave a welcome for the State
l.Snl, Hon. ". II. Powers. OF Vermont.
~. - me addresses of welcome, and
p~ss;5ent Thurston made his address,
' ,t,oh some extracts are here given.
N'', - opekvIzArIoS WITHOUT PAYROLL.
..T,:s - the volunteer political organ
NJ the Republican party. 1t has
A''. eli IL controls no patronage, it
-, administrative favors, II is devoted
~, tbe advocacy and perpetuation OF
~. GREAT principles which guarantee
RS and equality TO every American
.r II follows the personal fortunes
.., Loader. and will not commit itself to
.,r4idacy Of any man. IL is for the
l.. ...s and the platform of the Repub-
Ham national convention.
TAR N'KINLEY ACT DISASTROUS.
o., il true that the enactment Of the
,,-r,.isv bill so near electiOD-day that its
h..lt'-..rs could not he explained, it's rac-
cF,sts determined. or the falsehoods
l. - -,,rc. n rcfuted, cost the Republican
trousauds Of votes. But before the
~, residential election its beneficial
.ra,tl will have become apparent, and II
-rraf lbs schedules prove 10 De excessive
r,.r.t the Republican party stands
tg correct its own mistakes without
i J..-a.mr the foundation principles OF
irs-.. an protection. tCheers.l
! TIE FABMERs' ALLIANCE.
.Tts Farmers Alliance was undoubt-
.r-.r important factor in the last cleo
IL ,gas first organized in the south
'c,..es whore IL has declared and
I'm itself faithful ally and sup
-,.rof Democracy. It's organization in
e. Wes' has also been ENCOURAGED by the
I.-lra,ic party, as its membership must
isl,rre!v drawn from homesteaders and
trUNs WHOSE NtNth HANN LbANNCADAN
,-.sa the prairie States certainly and re-
4 laay Republican
THF DEMOCRATIC HOPE.
THE importance Of this movement must
.f.rrder-cstimated by the Republican
l ..,.. Tho hope Of the Democratic party
.4,r is based upon its ability TO combine
.,t .fre Alliance on electoral tickets In
,l- qr-t,rn States. and thereby throw the
|..+.,n Of President into the House of
4 g.r-sscgiatives In my judgment, this
,.~r,U,l never come: but If lhe Repub-
r..r party expects to hold the allegiance
.frt, western people II must see TO 1T that
-...-r interests are recognized and west
.-, demands given far consideration In all
.-.,ltlye and administrative affairs"
I'm e7T7H, TIE NEGRO, AND DEMOCRACY.
Nv Tbprston then urged the necessity
of4Te3eral election law in the South. The
j ..--, be said, il the Democratic Nemesis.
rfl.ls not counted for congressional and
r...argl representation the Democratic
.,r,y cannot exist. II he is counted at the
NILS the Democratic party dies. lCheers
E5rrm1cANIsai AND THK SEw ORLEANS AFFAIR.
The speaker reviewed the administration
Of the Republican party, declared the
sgrty 10 be the champion of civil service
Tsf1ru. and then took up the summary
yangence visited upon the Maha at New
Orleans. saving
i "Of one thing let all Christendom take
notice, II other nations rid themselves OF
i Anarchists, Cut-thrOat5, nsSaSslns, ana
i lrzaroni at our expense the American
II PEOPLE will protect themselves. Our COY
,rrnsnt stands ready TO make ample
r,grl'lUn for every wrong done TO the
rsa. citizens of any foreign power; but so
long O. We have Republican Administra-
ton, with James G.. Blaine as Secretary OF
State tremendous cheersl, no apology will
ever be- offered and not dollar will ever
DO paid for the killing of any red-handed
outlaw. though the navles of all Europe
should thunder az our har0ors and the
4 fla. oi the republic should once more need
SMIllion muskets for its defence"
FIBE-ALARM FORAKER,
Following is an extract from Foraker
Il speech: The Republicans of OHIO
/ cherish with grateful recollection and ap-
i I-,rarUn the name and memory of Abra-
i lam Lincoln. lAuplause.l They have a
Ju,. prdr iu the stalwart loyalty and pa
i-ltsu of Ulysses ). Grant lapplauseI,
sgt pu enthusiastic admiration and de
yNuuu for the greatest living American;
James G.. Blaine. Prolonged cheering.
hul seem 10 be affected the same way
4 ..!etrlgl, and well you may be, for Mi.
blame ha. gwen US magnificent Admin
Nua"cn.' IApplause.l
GLORIOUS TOM REED"
\ Continuing. he said the Republicans OF
Ounuat only believed In great men but IN
te great principles established by the
party from the thirteenth constitutional
amendment down TO the rulings of glorious
- Reed. lApplause.)
AGAINST THE MAFIA.
They believe in a free ballot and a fair
Clut spplausel and they despise with IN
tC-sflon the inidelity and oowardlce
whereby the most sacred of all the pledges
o.. U.s., stand vet unfulflled. Applause.
Vale they welcome all who come TO these
shores % good faith 10 become American
g.z,ls and obey and become part OF the
laws and the institutions of this country,
,0y want the doors shut against the Malta
or e7W other land. Tremendous APP
Iaaset
N'gNLEY FOR GOVERNOR.
We are soon TO have our State Conven-
N0a. am not anticipating anything-for
D. Us practically done already--when say
ti' Uu that occasion we shall take for
Cur platform the much-talked-about Me
h-.'r bil lapplausel and for our leader
Dc gallant. brilliant author of that great
Measure. Cheers and calls for Mckinley.
such are the Republicans of Ohio, and
,.iG such they know how TO appreciate
'.l Your conventions their convention
}"om.ag Il but the coming of our own. "
Applause
A SENSATION.
when President Thurston's address
t-.- there was provision made for the
eifel'mcut of committees, and motion
n" adopted 10 meet tomorrow at 10 A:
HI o. Dung the confusion that preceded
M 4irmeut an Indiana delegate tMr;
we, of s4elbyville,) created limited
s.'E..l by declaring that he would call
ae % denounce the treatment oil
i'4-Ei Harrison. He was quickly sur
-.iel By other delegates and quoted:
complaint arose from the allusion OF
--Er 70 Elaine as having given us
--.-iceHl administration" The manner
-"lcl the applause followed that decla-
.s.a showed that there was a feeling as
.'fs Was an intentional ignoring OF
emf Harrison. The Indiana delegate
y. lg,ted for the time and the conyen-
'@l adjourned.
lBI HARRISON SLIGHT CONSIDERED
1i Cole subsequently called meeting
zoe Indiana delegation and proposed
'2Lg formal notice of the matter be
After consideration il was decided