New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
co cFIEB6ATE LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY.
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB AND OTHER FAITHFULLY

rur REPUBLICAN CLUB AND OTHER rATlaoli'
ORGANIZATIONS.
Tho ,rrrs, Lincoln dinner of the Republican 'lno
,-,u take MACE his evening at DclmohlcoS = 7oA'
have hoen prepared by the committee ConsIs''e
Arthur L. Merriam, Cephas'BraineTd' Joih . 9"'-
John F. Baker, Lucus c. A6hley and jed r. s, ,arcc
,o.o Non includinc thirty guests. This large
ter viii make an annex table necessary, but me
,oats will he arranged that every one VIII Oo "
lo hear when the speeches begin ,., i.
4 number Of prominent men have been inNi'.u, III
Finding the President his Cabinet ara the hepuon. az
ted S.ates senators but answers have not teeh
received from ALL ,,., -
opo,v exccuted portrait of Abraham Lincoln u!
wiuam Edgar Marshall. lent to the club bENNr'
MARSHALL for the occasion will be placed on eShpn'o
IN the reception rooms.
The Gr,t tasst win be Abraham Lincoln to which
A response will he made by inc Kew D' H. A' way
land. OF philadelphia.
The second will be "The Surviving Standard Bearer
NJ l56o.9 This will be responded TO by the venerable
Hannibal Hamln who. in spite of his esh'yohe years
has come from Bangor, Me-. 20 attend the dinner
The next toast, "The Republican Party Con
FRESHMAN william F. Mason will take care Of
..The Franchise" which will follow VIII he re-
snonIc1 10 by United States Senator Arthur Higgins
Of Delaware. .,.,,,..- ~.
John NJ. Thurston, president of the Republican Ma
ional League viii make answer to the toast "Ihc
Young Mon OF the Country. Ihey hlshuuiS hc'o"s
with the Republican Party
The sixth kast Is "The Dakotas. Washington. Idaho
aud wyoming: the Flags New stars, TO which United
States senator Wilbur +. sanders, OF Montana Will
respond. ~
The American scholar" will occupy the attention
If Henry C. Robinson. Ex-Governor Of Connecticut
The eighth and last toast is "NOvember A. le9o
which will be responded to bv Ed"ih l. Dartet' eA-
president of the Republican Club
Among the guests who have accepted are Judge
Charles Daniels the Rev. DR.. Macarthur. John A.
seicher the Rev. Samuel II. Virgin, Charles H.
s,hicrcn the president of the Young Mems Republican
y,I,,b of BROOKLYN, and ex Governor T. g. LOunsoury
LAFAYETTE Camp. No. 40. Division of New-lork
Sons of Veterans, win hold It's Lincoln dinner al the
Hotel Brunswick this evening. There VIII be seats
fou.o5O people, who viii sit down In the large dining
toom at 80 p. m. .
The tOasts and speakers will be: ABRAHAM Lincoln,
the Rev L. c. Bolles: 1.-The Grand Army OF the RepuD
lie, General wheelock q. Veazey, cOmmandcrih-chlel
g. A. r. The sons of Veterans, b. s. A." General lie
and J. Webb commander-inchef 5. o. ": "Our Ma
non,: .sThe Empire state De Lancey Nicoll; "OnI
riv Navor Grant: "The Influence OF Great Men, tn
Rev Dr. John X. Paxton The committee having the
dinner in charge and from whom tickets al - eaoi
Iohn Y B. CarhsOn. Charles L. Spiague BARROW >
Weeks p T. sherman. Raphael Tobias. II. Il. Braa
bury Arthur II. Ely, secretary ana treasurer NJ" oo
Te Lincoln Association of jersey City will give q
,nner tonight at TSyipp d Ge Fos s joseph i
sweency the Rev. William Lloyd. 5. >. Packard and
General stewart L. Woodtord: ,, MI,
IT'S annual dinner tonight at the Hotel Martin o.
IN m IA we'll as being the anniversary Of the birth
q Lincoln today Is the birthday OF TT the Rres T S Ci
presented by the members an oil painting OF nm eIt
which has been on exhibition ~ Frs STm,S
Senators Fassctt and Stewart, and others are cx-
pected TO be present