New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28
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THEIR TOUR AT AN END.
LAST OF THE SERIES OF MEETINGS HELD
BY THE LEAGUE MEN.
CONFERENCES AT ELMDRA AND BINGHAMroA
HAPPY RESULTS OF THE JOURNEY
THROUGH THE sTATE-REPUB-
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Blnchamton June 27.-The tour Of the missionary
band of the Republican National League and Of tho
Republican state League to various interior cities OF
the state organizing Republican clubs ended here In
Biaghamton to-day. The cities OF Albany, syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo, Jamestown. Elmra and Binghamton
have been visited and q powerful impulse has been
given TO the organization OF Republican clubs for cam
pagn work in this State this fall The success OF the
tour has surprised those officers of the League
who suggested and took part In IL. Everywhere Re
publlcans were found to be deeply interested In the
approaching campaign and ready to set to work or
ganzing clubs Moreover the leaders OF the regular
party organization heartily supported the movement
In every place visited the chairman OF the Republican
County Committee Of the county in which the meeuns
was to be held was the first found at the depot
to welcome the officers of the League. The character
Of the reception given the League men indicated that
the State Convention CT the League, 70 Do
held at Syracuse upon August D, VIII
be attended by scores OF new ei"os
and also that the Republican state Conventon W Do
held little later will be body fervid WIN hepuohcan
feeling There is a Republican spirit abroad among
voters. Republican success at the stafe eiec"on 70
assured in the opinion OF the League leaders, Win
worthy candidates and thorough organization.
The first meeting to-day held In Emlra Among
other Republicans present were Postmaster flooo'
F. l.. Adams, editor of The EImra Advertiser; en-
Renublican County Committed william X. Compton,
A. J. Robertson, J. A. Gibson and G.. G. Hibbard.
Mr. Adams, who IS a member OF the Republican CounV
Committee said
Cbcmnng Coiintv heartily sympathze with your work
By your aid and that of other loyal KepuDncans We
II gave majority for Mr. Blaine and IT ought to gves
majority for the Republican cahdldae ior "o'eru"
this fall -
Archie E. Baxter, WHO was elected chairman, SPOKE
as follows
In my opinion, the Republican outlook in this par,
of the state is excellent The Republicans are v %eY
Stand by the Mckinley bill Your clubs ] shoald
think win be an indispensable part OF ne aepuonOan
speeches were made by Timothy e. Byrnes, general
organizer and by A. b. Humphrey secretary OF tho
Republican National League by Henry Gleason organ
lzer Of the state League; by Colonel f. A. McApin'
president OF the State League and by John D smith,
of the state League explaining the methods OF club
work. A. c. Wright chairman OF the RepuDAcan
County Committee said
The general desire here in the Republican party Is
for union for party work would Ike 70 nave eyery
these clubs.
Dr. Henry S. Flood sald
believe very thoroughly in cfsn work, and In Re.
pubicans attending the primaries and working at ,ne
polls upon election day an the assistance ,'e,oa anas
the @ CoOn o Clubs S IN every ward
of EImira and in every town Of ChemunS Country
would make the Republican organization very
powerf,li one / see in Chemung County a great
chance for good work by clubs The Irish Americans
are ready tO the Democratic party II encoursged
to do So / would also organize German -Repuohcan
club.
Upon motion Of Mr. Wright the chairman was in
structcd TO appoint committee OF ten 10 orsaniAe
clubs in Chemung County.
Here in Binghamton the missionaries OF the League
found in attendance at the meeting Senator oCohnor
Assemblymen Deyo, George w. Dunn, member OF the
Republican state Committee; George F. Lyon, member
of the Republican County Committee County Judge
Arms exCongressman S. c. Millard District Attorney
Painter and many other leading Republicans OF Broome
County senator OConnor was chosen chairman OF
the meeting "we come here, he said, to discuss
the political situation in this State and TO initiate
a movement to organize Republican clubs. / am
happy 70 report that the Republicans OF BrooIne
County are united. We have no differences
here We will support Mr.. Dcpew, Mr. Wmte'
Mr. Bliss. or any other Republican for "oVerhor'
with equal readiness. We willing to accept any
suggestions which will increase Republican major
NV in Droome County If we can elect Republican
Governor and Legislature will reapportion the Con-
gress and Legislative districts so as To MAINTAIN inc
influence of rural communities in that body. iou all
know that the Democrats will transfer legislative power
to the cities. SO think It is well that the Republicans
should realize the importance Of the struggle this ial
f. A. McAlpin, president Of the state Republican
League, said:
We come from district where We are oppressed by
The Democracy We from county where Tam
mafS IN Se ia nea s' ste I We wish % organize strong
Republican organization in New-lo and strong Re-
publican clubs In the interior OF the state lnes dIo
ORGANIZATIONS. We wish not only 10 have them WORK
this year. but next year and the years following.
lasting ORGANIZATION can we carry this State When
nv men 20 On the road, l don't ask them to go
TO the retailers the jobbers. We come 70 you
the retail dealers. Our scheme y practical and honor
able and we believe II TO be the only true way of
reaching the masses. The election this fall is OF the
greatest Importance. We elect an entire state ticket
We shall have Republican yico:y II Te get out me
the party for the work Of getting out the vote.
Henry Gleason said
Perhaps YOU are surprised that should leave my
business and 20 into the State at my own expense
and semP5 5uad U 0fs IL s that the Republican clubs
brought ont the Republican vote. We want 70 bring
it out this year and next year.
A. b. Humphrey, secretary OF the National Re-
publican League suggested that IrlshAmeri-
can clubs be organized in the county.
Upon motion of Mr.. Lyon, committee was ap-
pointed TO organize clrbs In Broome County. Az
semblyman Deyo said 1t strikes that the line
of battle marked ont Is good one. l would suggest
that a Republican weekly a Republican semi.
weekly be put into the hands of every voter. There
was a bill passed by the Democratic Assembly last
winter which would have crippled the manufacturers
of the state. ! refer to the bill permitting boy
cotting If we have Democratic Legislature and
Governor shall have such an attack upon our
states prosperity. 1t Is great danger. and
should work hard TO prevent Its becoming an actual
Onc.'
Distrct-Attorney Painter assured the visitors that
the organization OF clubs would begin at once. Mr..
Lyon said BroOme County Is thoroughly organized
upon the schooldistrct plan IN July Of each year
schOodistrct committees. A little later send out
more newspapers. and then we have canvass OF the
voters by school districts. | promise you every as
slsancc in forming these clubs"