New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
JOYOUS SONS OF OHIO.
ANNUAL DINNER OF YEwYoRK BUCKEYES
GREAT ENTHUSIASM AMONG THE GuEsTs-ABLh

SPEECHES AND 4 PRESENTATION a.,
1t is popularity believed in Ohio that the ste ol W.,
Garden Of Eden is in Ohio. 1t is populaFN p1, % ts
in Ohio that il Godsmith's citizen Of the worm "1
had his own way. he would have surrendeIou
nomad note taking career, and would have Oeen n,
citizen Of Ohio. II is popularity believed III % ,
that the hub of the universe is in the centre Va ~
state II is popularly believed. In OHIO, thaV 'no
millennium will begin there. There are democrats ~
ohio who believe that the the signs OF its beghhe "
made manifest in Governor James +. Campoels SUI
cess. 49, ,o..
All thcse beliefs had their earnest expounders lSst
evening at the sixth annual dinner of the ohio society
Of New-York. The motto of Ohio Is "imperiu', "
imperion an empire in an empire. The ahhual ro
unon Of the exiles OF Ohio in New-fork was un'i''
Of dinners o,,
company? Distinguished; representative. ohioan
roro, Excellent Demonico must be an Ohioan
AT heart speechmakng? Ohios cars. and she mas
mvriads more than Argus had eyes must have tlhgeu
General Swayne set the example, Governor Cathpoch
and everybody else followed it, Of cXtOllnG the home
Of the great American Buckeye. "rca'
puckcves from little grapcvines grow" That Is
orototlon which refers to the immense sue
cess OF the society. which points back with prae Oh
long descent to the Ohio Company. organized at tie
Bunch Of Grapes Tavern. Boston, on january 3D.
177G-Burnss birthday anniversary why was ne ho'
an Ohio man? But where are the h'ar's VI "'0
Ohioans turning ever especially at their annual IT,
unions In foreign states Nol 10 bos'oI' D"' W "
the buckeyes grow
"Down the river, down the rIVeI'
Down the ohio.
"Down the river, down the river,
Down the Ohio
The enthusiasm of the bncheYe poSS "'o
crowded the principal room Of Dclmoncos was
all but roof raising. 1t certainly maue VI,
walls ring. \ real ONO cheer Is S"'"o''",7
,,o,th hearing. and when heard viii never be
~ the enthusiasm
was Ohio. A supplementary one of hiSh degree ",'
Tho prcscntatlon to the society. by J. Q. y. "ai".
the well known sculptor. of an old ohpolu'o "a
william Henry Harrison the log-cablh anu CIV" %
barrel Ohio President Of the United states
nortrrit was painted by celebrated French @'''
about the time Of tie birth Of Benjamin hari'''"
4 CREDIT TO THE CoMMIrrNEN.
THO ar,anrcments for the dinner were excellent
and appropriate They were made by ''o ,"'V'
tainment Committee. Its Chairman Wa
10. Who's, artistic taste. showcn IN the beauty VI
49,. ,o,,,, cards engraved hy the Homer Lee Bank
voio compauv is only cqGallcd by h' love {" '','o
M his devotion 10 the cause Of the success oi III"
,,,orets of her sons In Ncw NorH. The otler mem
hers of the Entertainment Committee were "''''" .
~outharl. W. Ford Tpson, Ralph ~ "atF"'' c',
scott and Andrew J. G. Foyc. ON the ho'eP""" ''
| r,itt4e were Colonel William /. strong '''''''
~ = ,cn,.,M G. y IIoacand Albert W. Green
/ Frank NJ ttlllrit. H. J.. II'H'''' ''''''
| cri,,cn Charles p. Pcct George =. Tangcnai' io"'
| +, ,,os = T. Elllns II. \. GaS>iort, Gurus H.
! ,IA.,ran = D. Hrwstrr, rlath'n ''ano' 10
| pjtcbard H. L. burnett and Frederick 4 l'"''
| n, thc face Of the menu card was rcpre-eN'a'
| ~ the old swinging sgn 4" tlc h""'" ~
| Tavern in No,tou. Under the sign "t'' NV 49,
| . ohio society OF Ncw-Iork. oreaulheh At '.' i''"
! ,vcuue Hotel Y. T., Jan. 20. l77'' VI. NV
maze was a beautiful engraving OF George Na7''s'
/ in Ohio before the h'N'lii'.''
| ,,,.. his rirtllre was the motto Great hu'"oE -
| r.,,, I,t-jc Grlpevincs Grow and below H. III
~o,don letters, were the following quotations W.
| are oyerpowcrcd. We VII retire 70 The NaIeS '' "'
| unio and there We VIII De irce'-"h>hhS''" d.
Valley Forge. out.
The first meeting fo~ organization oi '"e '"''
oclety was held At the court chamber Of the hun'"
| ~, cr.,,. r,vrrn. From tbs feeble beginning has
,,nr one OF the richest most populoHs ard powerful
states in Unon.'
ON the back n the menu card was pct
IRE of the first log cabin built ~ hHreua' III
! 1856 and nailed 10 the cabin door, The 'ahe
| old co,n,kin7 WHORE IL Wa hung mp 70 drv The
vino card was printed in gold AID blue ana on mo
| back Of u was engraved "a map II ohlj.
| SOME or THOSE PRESENT
| Each guest found be-de his plate, In addition 10
| these handsome card souvenirs, two real buche'c'
! with little printed pa-ter, on them, teiIhs Inv
initiated that they were d" Fer rhcumatt.
The OHIO men the most democratic ana
brothcry fashion pos blc at Eve parallel tables running
almost the entire length 4 the d.nnt'''in' in'Iu %
vas- no da.-no table Of honor Ihc'
| ,,or. all table, " honor. The tables were
alphabetically named, and at the head of e. r''
,ddl, one .at General Wager >"atr". iAe president
! of tine society. whsle opposite HIN at the i"t oi
! the table was stephen y. Elkus At table H. on
ibc right If the PRESIDENT, II. L. Burnett IFcsu ~
! .,,. end and Clarl., B Poet at the other. Al the
head Of table d. To- the clt u ul" prc'idcnt-. was
| Colonel william /. strong aud at the other end was
| vu,ou | ~outhari. George MmInc had the rrcadiI 6
! ol,r, at one end Of table \. and cNJudtc Warren
! u,,Iey at al the other. At table +, j. O. A. Naid
and General Thomas Ewing faced each other from the
! ends.
The other members Of the society and guests at tho
table, were: -
l,n.. oeoree DOYLE FIanaaa Tutlc J. Wan Bruue.
CAar,, - Osborn. Hamilton Eurn.. D. A. Bonner, John
W stout Juliu. IuPard, Charles F. Biz. Charles H.
! linn John A. smith. r. \. Pornmer Isaac TAYLOR
! william Men, r. Il. Thuib,r. j. &. Bo.iman. {. h.
! Er,sn william T. Este. +. e.. Gladwln. e.. ". Dean
| Henry r. Pierce r. j. Kcam.y. Eugene Bu,hc. H. H.
Dcult william Eroohncd. \. a. Glsd. Lncst loye
! nosp. Chaue ton Joseph 4. D.eyfos. +. T. FuHlaId
! r. william H. G,dnoy. Il. j. Dean.
Table B-l.rfoy y. Thomas Charles Y. Mackey, j.
D. Thona- George II. valiant !. X. Bolc =. H. Beck
With II. a. Huthln-, J. II. FuRr, j. y. ArchDold W /
| Cochran L. G. Viit-. II. H. Inos TAufna. Rlcd-cckcr
| General l. l.. WooGfori. william > Hawk. J. II Whit
| tahei j. H. Amclioa. william ellison. r. Sutherland
j. j. Little. ". 4. Goodn Jr, u. X Watson, Attorney
central " Ohio; l.. y. G. Young. A. j. C. Foyc. W :
! ,sYDduouVh j. \. walker, G.. l.. Trccf. HonIy H. Vail
H. 7. AmbrOse. John Dickson. Thomas O'Neil. l.. d.
ViNor, J. u. Ashley. jr, Gco'gc II. Yc,mans. "G"ov
crro, ". ASH y, George l. davidson L. D. Bcck
j. e. Pitcher &. J. Pcet. J. Edward Simmons, Charl.
Is. Pcrt.
Table C-Ciovcrnor James E Campbell. Of Ohio Home
Lce Jane, Talbot lienT Hall. G. X oasland, Charlie
. Gatcs, George T. Tau2cman. De fices Cuttcn NJ Is
| Wright william PAN. ! B. Murray t.. \. Folctt. :. "
Tolctt, 1,corqe Foett. Cary ". Moore J. NJ. ShoN
" H. IIoar Grant Mauk &. H. Walker, J. NJ Chandio ?
f. r. Leland C.. W. Baker. eX.Goycncr LounsbuIy
John T. Dl'1n. W !. Hutchinson. ChaIIe- II. Allrirh
H. f. dickson Clark Bon. Adon smith. Robinson. u.
L. IT, Grail. H. l.. BIidcman, l. D. More Il. J. kci
worthy II. +. cram Il T.. RruudIrtt. Henry steer,
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