New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
1T WILL BE A BIG CONVENTION.
STATE LEAGUE MEN IN BUoYANT SPIRITS
CLUBS TO BE REPRESENTED.


The convention OF the Republican League OF the
state which is 10 be held August and @, prom
ses to be the largest convention ever held III tms
state 1t Is confidently asserted that there will be az
least 400 clubs represented and that there VIII De
present about 1000 delegates and altenates. Inc
officials at state headquarters greatly exercised IN
mind about the necessary accommodations IL j
feared that the hall selected In which the convention
is 10 be held win not be large enough.
Arrangements have boon perfected for special
train TO leave the Grand Central Station Tuesday
August 4. at 10 @. The train will be maze w
Of ten coaches and will stop at YonkerS, Peehshll
rishlIll and other intermediate points between Ne"
York and Albany to take board other deieeac9
The fare win be SO 10 for the round trip Tickets aS
he procured at the headquarters OF INC o'"
Leaene. Parlor G, ct the Fifth Avenue ho'0i
The following will speak at the convention - -
Clarkson Nathan GoG Of West virginia hoDo'v
Porter General Stewart l.. Woodford, ana L. T. "'
National Organizer Of Republican Leagues e...o
Among the delegates who will be present arc 0''O'
Senator j. soat Fassett, Postmaster van NovS
Judge Robertson. MILO NJ. Acker, OF Hornot.s,
Lispenard Stewart, General j. w. Husted, ponC ,',1
Daniel Butterneld, Walker Tappan. OF Bau"
and ex Senator r. H. Mcmillan OF Bilhalo' e.,.o
f. NJ. Johnson Of otsego, secretary OF pig 9."vr
Committee has recently returned from trip throus
ths state. lie was at the State League heauq" ~ :,
Yesterday and said concerning the conVehuo"'
will be as representative convention Us oNei -,
bcd in this state. have been nom mere 10 pun ,.o
and have stopped at every town on the way NV
never seen time since 1868 when the RepuOn'An
were 50 anxious to work they are now. Ihero ar1
10 factions, at least heard Of none All tney ~@n'
is some man who will make good run Tor the "o'
er1orshlp / found that great many OF Vne Pc. ~
leaders have gone into the League They ou 'nhO
just as soon as they found out that the League WIS
not run on the fife and drum basis
The following clubs reported to Secretary TeusoS
Yesterday the election Of delegates ana alernS'o' !"
the convention .. NJ
Depew Republican Club OF Gens Faus-Deiesa'e'' D'
ron Lapham, Loyal L.. Davis W. e. BALDWIN N0''''''
d. F.. Keefe A. g. Colvn, r. O. Viele
Young Mems Independent Club OF fonRerS' "'s''
chester County-Delegates, II. Ashley AthnS W. ~
Baldwin, Charles E Skinner. Alternates-E De'N"-h -
II. Mitchell, John Crawford. -
Fourth Ward Republican Club Of Syracuse-DeiesaUeS'
W. f. Drlscon George Yeackel. L. Il. Jones' Al'ernac''
William Woese william wynkoop, Patrick ho"'ru'
Katonah Republican Club, KstOnah-Deleeates, W. H.
Robertson II. w. Kellogg. w. +. Gregory A'ern''es'
Daniel j. Smith, A. II. Avery, J. W. Halett.
Young Mems Republican Club Of Gaen, wayne county
Delegates, NJ. c. McMulen J. L. Howard Injuries Nv
Kennedy. Alternaes, E. n. Glroy Frank o. BHning-
hon, a. Barns. ,, ~,
progress Republican Club OF the Xh Assembly DIS
carbohydrates +. i. Marshal, Charles W. Frank f.
Kosth. Alternates, William II. Jaeger, lgh"V1 h'nu'
graf. George wild. w..
Harlem Republican Club-Deegates, COL DsVu d.
sickes. Lincoln D. Brown, Fred. o. Hail. AItefha'e''
f. N. Rowland, Henry L. Faber, Joseph H. Groh'