New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
THE STATE LEAGUEMEETING
INDEPENDENT ACTION ENDORSED.
rurv NAY MEET WHEN THEY PLEASE AND ALL
WILL, COME OUT WELL.

WHY, COME OUT WE'LL.
When the Executive Committee OF inc hcpuon, U.s.
State LeaQue boldly decided TO hold It's coh'e"N'i
,Ids year at q time and place dlnereht Holh '"'' "
tba regular party organization there were many "''C
questioned the wisdom Of the decision lhey ueNiai
that IL would be impossible 10 secure iair
and freely predicted that the meeting would prove
tu,ro or next thing TO IT, In other words, they ie'
nat notwithstanding all that has been said about IhS
t association OF party clubs 1t was not able IN ts
state at least, 10 stand alone -,
How wide OF the mark were these pesslmlstlc pre-
dictions cannot, OF course, be determheu u'''' WV
svrocuse Convention opens, on August D. just WV
weeks from to-day, but so far as the present
6, n pIde there is every reason for saying that 'ncs
- %, ,tre,x astray Not since the League was
tnod IN New York has the outlook been more favor-
oh,e for large and enthusiastic assemblaSe' more
climbs have been formed for 1t than lot any o'no
nrevioIs League gathering, and the mere lact "'e'
,ha climbs are acting independently u inc resui"
organization has proved powerful stimulus 10 t"9
movement from one end OF the state 70 tle o'ner.
President McAlpln, whose natural Conservatism leu
49,, .. Nrst IN donbt the cxpediency Of cutting loose
com the regulars now. referring to what has been
dome frankly declares that the syracuse Convention
in srpass all It's predecessors In point OF athuoe'
and in the character of It's proceedings
I..stdeut Clar,son Of tie National League, VIII DO
one OF the principal speakers III Is TasohaoN Via,
that Major Mckinley will also be present 10 n'SAe
enaoch The committee is now in correspondence Win
him and If he arrange affairs SO as 70 COME nc w"
,oirIv do So Ex-Congressmsn Horr, of Michigan
+, ,so hooked for an address. Ex-senator fIa'' 9e"
,or uscock ex- Senator Warner Miller, CoHereS,
no,den ex-senator EYarts and all tine reoos"N
ors Of the state have been Invited eene'
cantance OF these invitations is cOnnuen.S 'HP
no the committee How thoroughly lntereS'ou .i0
yorI, CITY and Kings County people are IN the
10
decided to have a special train 10 take u'eif g
~ syracuse Henry Gleason, the veteran cluo n'a"'
ohio has charge of the transportation part Vi '"o
bnsness saws that he expects TO Ill at least 49,
narlor cars but he is prepared to run TWO "a'"' II
necessary. lao tho
The recent tour Of the state that was MADE DS 'le
OF the state and National Leagues h
ON exceent effect In rousing interest in oluo "o'N
generally and the Syracuse meeting III Pa 80,
60 orcanizer O,Brien, whose Office Is in the fita
,,onra Uotcl saws the activity throughout bhe o.''e
In consequence Of this tour is rernarAaoie' lev
are pourlnQ in from all points ana ciuo oIe"n
sooms IN be the order of the day among hep"''
Mr. o,Rren is confident that over 800 local orea'No
tons will be represented in the convention As every
c,ub &c entitled TO three delegates, this wo"u .1A
an attendance Of 800 people. That there VIII 10
,or more than this number is highly prOOapio'
Aside rom the oratorcal exercises menuoneu' ti'0
oo,,,,s ~ the convention will Include dlscusslon
and adoption OF plan Of campaign TUT VIC ~ t
contest and the election of officers LOT 'ne S.''
laca ~ the following: E. A. McAIpn' pfesueu'' w.
ihG Avenue ID. New York City; job b. heuseo' 'p'
rctarv No III Broadway, New-York CITY D. H. De
povster treasurer Tvoli; Clarence u. Smith, NO. 20
walI.st New.York City; w. II. Bright ouca' ""N
D. F. Keefe. Glcns Falls, vice-presdehts. IT.
srb.Executive Committee-John ). smith, char-
man. John ~ Scatcherd w. Ii. Pehdry' 'ane' !"
0,po,rne Clarence K Lcxow and officers ex-oihclo'
Executive Committee Chairman, r. A. McHP'n' ;
socrotarv lob E. Hedges A. j. Albeit, Albert d.
CottraIl Porter b. Van Deusen, Prank W. higgins
1ou.s NeUqass. W. r. Compton. George F. Stone u H.
Noope Frank L. Pitcher Webster Young, J' h. uo
povster John ~ Scatcherd, ogden F. LetchWorth
II T. Reed Frederick d. KilbOurn, Augustus H. Mii'cr'
Nv II warren. Watson NJ. Rogers, }. W. bHhetV
w IT pendry S. G. Calhoun, Benjamin haphac'
n Coyara II. A. Pryor. d. f. Dunn, John D. Sihluh'
II VI Wynkoop. Walter Logan, James X. O'beirhei
lanes p Foster, Lawrence Hearney, Iheouo'e niON.
head Lucas L. Van Allen N. A. Knox, 'ohn ~
Merritt. T. Curtin, jr., Charles H. Peck Mayndlu IL
Clement f. L. Requa. Clark d. Knapp, NJ NJ o"a'a
hon Andrew Davidson Daniel ButteT1eiq, EH C,a
DoWlnC James L. Thompson, W. a; Eano"aii , rn
ence X. LeXow, George r. Ms6y' "i WnH O. II Me-,
W - f., II Carmen Bradford Amy, +. b. Walker;
g. r. COlvin A. D. Cole, II. r. Dur1ee bi"a'"
f. McCasle and b. L. Holt. -,o..- Gov .ba presi.
NatuIilv there are several aSpirants TOT the PIes
drcr Init fine energy displayed Of late by COlole,
McAipn and the effective service tnat ne HS
| make him the leading candidate at present socrrod
Specjal hotel and railroad rates nave peen 80 ~
All information on these ana o'ner P1n'a 9rnadwoy
obtained from Secretary Hedges, NO. III broo"""S'