New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
PARTY LEADERS FOR THEIR GUESTS.
PROMINENT REPUBLICANS ENTERTAINED IN
BALTIMORE-ToAsTS AND spEAKERs

PROMINENT REPUBLICANS ENTERTAINED IN
BALTIMORE-ToAsTS AND SPEAKERS.
Baltimore Feb. (speciaD.-One Of the happiest
occasions in the history of the Young Mems RepublI-
can Club Of this city was tie annual banquet tonight
at the Renncrt Hotel. 1t had been proposed that the
occasion should afford Maryland Republicans an oppor-
tunty to meet speaker Reed, senator lloar and Major
Mckinley ard to show their appreciation and indorsc-
ment Of the work Of these National party leaders In
Congress. These gentlemen, however, were unable TO
be present but sent letters of warm greeting to to
young Republicans OF Maryland and the cll1 wmcn
has done much toward party organization IN ths
city. General John ; Clar,ison also sent cordial
letter to the club and his regrets at being unable TO
be present Tie banquet also testimonial to
Henry Socibrldg'. IT, Louis f.. McComas and sidney
Mudd, the retiring young COngrcssmen, Of Maryland.
for their splendid work.
Three hundred Maryland Republicans greeted the
party OF senators, Representatives and other prom
nent Republicans who came over from Washington
committee OF the cab went over to Washington this
afternoon and escorted the party to Baltimore on Il
special train Of Pullman on the Balcmoro
and Ohio. The Washington guests were senators
Casey, of North Dako a, and Carey, Of Wyoming :;
Representatives Cannon, of Illinois, GiOSYcnog oi
Ohio; Baker. Of New-Iork; ROwell, of Illinois :;
Bou,cle. Of Maine: Hermann. Of oregon; McC0maS'
>iockbridge and Mudd. Of Maryland; United states
Marshal Run,dcll, Of the District of Columbia; tho
exAttorney-Gc General OF Indiana. Mr.. Michcner; United
Satos Pension Commissioner Raum, AS>s amt At
torney General Chavcry OF Indiana: Assistant Secre
tary Of the Treasury Bussey and Marshal Gushing,
prlvat" secretary to the PostmastcrGenctil. lherc
were also prcscn, William X. Leeds, Of Philadelphia.
member of the Pennsylvania House Of Delegates ;
Theodore y. Stab, Of Philadelphia and William IL
Ahern, City Commissioner of Philadelphia. Among
the Mary anCers were General Felix Aguus. David L.
BartIttt Postmaster W. ". Johnson, General Thomas
J. >hryrock, Captain J. +. supplee, Enoch Pratt
Uni ed states DtIict-AtOncy John +. Ens0n, LLOYD
L0undcs. Collector Of Internal Revenue; f. snowdon
llill, United states Marshal; W. F. Airy. surveyor Of
tho Port: W. d. BouchinaH and Milton G. Werner.
The parlor, and halls Of the Young Mems Republican
Club adjoining the hotel were beautifully decorated
vi flowers and the banquet hall decorated with
hags and flowers. Postmaster ". W. johnson, who
/, also president Of the Young Mems Republican Club.
presided. with senator Carey on his right and senator
Casey on hi, left. Aftcr discussion Of dishes
which have made Baltimore fimoIs. spec hmaNnS
wa, In order and the toa,s ana responses were in
no order named: The Executive" General Cyrus
Bu-scy; "Our Future in 1o92.' General Charles
Gr",ycnor The senate senator Casey "Our Com
mcrce.T Representatives Baker; The House of Ecp-
rc,"niativcs.T Representative joseph G. Cannon
Pts and Free Ecc ions Judge j. II. Ro|cll; Tho
Republican PARTY Representative Charles y.
Boulele: Rcpublcauism I'm Maryland Representa-
tive Loui, T.. McComa,: Il publican Associations aud
Clubs Representative hermann.