New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07

domination yesterday. It was well received ana
the ex-senator felt that he had done his duty In
the matter. This morning, however, the local
newspapers made it appear by mistake Of course.
that the able speech was made by another, o
certain William Henry whom nobody knows.
Mr.. Griswold. nevertheless. will vote the Repubh-
can ticket this fall.
New-York Republican League, was thus accosted
by another member of the League directly af'er
the convention had adjourned to-day
well, Colonel, are you glad that our WORK
is donep"
Upon the contrary" replied Colonel McAlpin'
1T has but Just begun
That is the spirit of all Of the members Oh otie
League. They feel that their work for the ne
publican party in this State this year mas ou'
lust begun All have ejoiced at the large at at
tendance at the convention, the largest III aS0
history All have been delighted at the mani
festation of party harmony ana parry .s sn't fSt
But it especially as reVelauon oi Dne t ,S;s
falls election that there was glaaness IN uIe
hearts of the delegates. Timothy Il; Byrnes Oh
Minnesota National Organizer OF the Nauonai
s11t seems to me the missionary tour of the
officers of the League up the Hudson, west along
the Mohawk, and to albany, SYRACUSE has
been finely rewarded That started ball a1foIi ,,
ing which led to the Organization Oh hepuul nS
clubs in every county of the STATE. IL wa ia
movement which enlisted in party enort tlle
younter men of the party; men who have n1S
before participated in party work. Nothing c1ulu
have been more timely than the convention wnicn
followed In was held Just as the fall canpalgn
,yas coming in view. 1t will stir up Republicans
TO earnest labor for their party all over inc o'r
Now shall have still furtR W TO push to eHf have
Them organized in every school district; when
the Republican State Convention is heid ls t tnv
bers will have the consciousness that u,ere % VOL
unteers This League convention Will greaIy
stir up the Republican party now, ana wnen uii1
Republican State Convention is held tner So NV
be another seasonable egltatlon. ah hsnis
p'1 Senator hendricks of Syracuse, arrived home
from Europe to-day He is vel k IsaSne 20 and
consequently was heartily welcomed by mem
when he made tour of the hotels CONGRESSMAN d
Of Auburn upon meeting M That Vo" have
heen mentioned both for Governor and Tor cnalr-
man of the Republican State Committee ""Cn
do YOU want ~ ,.,
Cant / have both ?" replied Senator Hendricks
with laugh Then he said he knew nothl ui
about politics in New-York State for the past SIX
weeks owing 10 his absence in Europe ana tiier ny,
fore he preferred not to say anything about the
Jovernorship or the office of chairman OIL Jhe
State Committee. He had learned OF what ma g,n
happened in this State since he went away. He
was frankly told by many that he would receive
a hearty support whether candidate for the
nomination for Governor or for the State, Com
mlttee cha1rmanSnlp aih n"Ot PlopeCu " -;
the large attendance at this League convention"
he said 1T is good omen in relation TO the
fall election"
Congressman Payne said: ut appears to me
that this League convention has given
, decided push to Republican work in this State
This fall 1t ought TO give great encouragement
20 the leaders of the Republican party. In my
spinion we Shall carry the State. The Cleveland
and the Hill Democrats are tearing each others
ives out In conflict over their State Committee
places all over the State. There is such bit
terncss on all sides that cannot bnt think it will
sause a vast amount Of knitting on the Democratic
ticket II we work with energy and have ac-
ceptabe candidates we shall surely win" =,
General Stewart L. Woodford expressed his
great pleasure in the fact that so many clubs had
been recently organized and that the convention
had been so large and representative body.