New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
MEN OF OHIO ASSEMBLE.
THEIR SEVENTH ANNUAL DINNER oOO'
CESS.
r,oorryr REMARKS BY EX-GOVERNOR CAN'T
FELL. CONGRESSMAN ULTIMATE GENERAL

,r,r CONGRESSMAN CULTIVATE, GENERAL
WAGER swAYYE AND OTHERS.
The seventh annual dinner of the ONO Socie ,.,,,,
yew-Yolk was given last evening ~ '''''' ,,,d
ovs and Thirty -seventhst. Ohio has been oes0''' ,
80 n uI, a. a -tate which Is high in the middie "".
md ot hoth ends. That precisely the co''ui"o''
=, tho Nevr. Yorl, assembage last evening" tHeS W."
hIch in tho middle. with General "a2er sway 40
rsi,inc oc.cor and they were roma at ool" Gnu" -,
rcb an extent that one OF those present. "u9 .,.
n,noI from the hall II almost lncredioe .'''
49, ,no onnrcclatcd the Importance OF a gather'
~ -, Onto mon should have to be expelled BY l'ro',
hh s,ch was the case last evening "ehe'"'
s,ra,ne described the man rs Nehhi'op"''' =.
prcI,obly was During The progress ol "cnoi"' ' y.
snacch there were Interruptions WIZ" "pP0
come from certain groups and opposite walls ia
hct - Z. Good for OhiO!' " ono lenS 'nc "'''
80 On ,orc ,,e words uttered in mysterious manner
ard ,hcsc followed throughout the address u N'"'
.oo, outhwaitc IN at once there was n coh"o
,Ion and then the shutting of an lndi''"ua'
,, ,bo aisles until the outer door was closeu "p
him General swaync in explanation at 'ne wv "
l-orrrss suan Onthwaite's speech, Salu tie ii"i
moi an Ohloan: that seat had been a'sis"eu MN
and he was an intruder and had been eJec'e" ID
ustrrhor of the peace: and from all appearances "
iH'" .,hlv nroper act though his disappearance
did dctIact somewhat from the ainuSeH'e"' VI '1' ~
caslon. -, oo,o,,. ,ros
william l. strong the president Of the society," was
uroIIc on account OF Illness, TO be present Inc
secretary Of War; Mr. Elklns; the secretary Vi .io
interior Mr. Noble; the Secretary OF Aelo"i'",.' -
Ru,k, and senator Brice did not appear rs "ap
expected they would lhoSe ""o''
below were present. ,,, sn.ovro
Tho.o rresent were General Wager swoyhe'
Jobn N. Patuson. Warren Higley, Isaac laS'o''
r c. w. Sumson. H. H. Cral o. ~
maker II. L. pritsman, H. t en-, o.' F. o Quiz.
Mccall
,oy r O. Ua-rauan O. f.. Armstrong, D. . Morse Kun
D. Crayath =. c. Hale. Homer Lee, Consi's
man NJ d. Harer, the rev d. .n". ~
Tdword 4 ouint,rd Emerson Foote, George l.. whitman
charles b. Fo-dck, Mr.. Prentss. w. fofu 'p'o''
~ Chance F. A. Durham, T. X Bell Is. +. heih'
nund L. Du ViNr. \. c. Bage, Altred Doise = -
Train C. \. Braman, \. d. JulliaId' Ahu'" 90 ~
Fovo c. C. Waite James +. CAmpoeN" i'O'""' H"''7'
Henry L. Burnett, Brlllmy storer, HcHry A. "i@9U
,r,,ur T. Leach Harry ,. Kerr W. {. Andrews ~ -
Il John A. W. Grccn, f. H. kfgSDuN' T." W. ~.
Frank Curtis Henry NJ. sanders. H. j. M'rse lo"e W
p,lmer G IL DoSllver George 5. James Nathan Gun
f,id Nathan Guliord. IT,. H. l. Palmer v" - h,''",'
ia C. KmtaI W. II. Caldwell. ;. [. h"i', 'onn ~
TAYLOR Cha es Maokcy, Quin1on Cor"ir' a. W i','
W +. Wakeaah. i. II. King, g" w l"sll'h' D. -
oway c. e. worthington. ". T. Norton '',or1' ~
W Follctt II. L. Rrundrett, George " h''ih' H. -
Ambrose &C. C. Poet. Charles T.. Burr G. i. fr-', - V
vckba1p A. l.. Barber, John D. Archuou' %
o. A. Ward. J. = Converse H. VI, y.
r. H. Wheeler, George Crawfo.i, J. "h''' H.
Wakecy.
James Ycreance J. T.. Oldham. J'-tgh NJ Porter. J. w
Virkor,bam A. Garrison, ". VI. Wth'y w : Johnson
= D. brewster. Armr Frit1". Fran" W. foy'. 81 l.
Soutari NJ Char hill. i. X. Thomas. samuel IHon'''
W Whr,rcirc george Is. Hibblrl. ". " McCi''N'h
Charlie. Hci.cs Thoma T. Coulter car! g. peters td-1r
vu-rhv J. T. Eoiarinar l.ucfson McMi'l'n. Ihono'
Quinn James H. Gc.-lneer. Heary H. Wilson. Oh'r''
Irarlug David wool II. VI. Morgan. { l.. H'l'h'''
J. T. Gringcr l.. II kaufman u. e. l'Hln'',,
e. y Hoagland j. H. Cultivate. q. y. Tancenan l. H.
sri,her. f. c To,cand. Carson IOkc J. H. p"uig''
: o. Edison Ru-h .pggar;. W. :. Pierce" r. H. Ih'r"''
r. J. D,an, A'fr,i De Castro, j. W Dfnmn"n'' j." -
John Hayes. Thomas T.. Slonn"' = :. JrhhmF' ~ -
usrb,urh w J. Roon.c. T. = Hatch. H. W. Shopp."'
Tto,ue. J. Brady. ZaE.on Rioharis william X h'"'h-'
t. 3D. Oates D. Fro. Cri.tcn, H. G. Wo"drin 'afy ".
Moor Grant NauK. +. l.. o'Bryan, w. II. holr' -
Tufnr1 r william Allen. +. NJ Pomm'r Andr'" Nc
Klnlev H. T.. rrankcl j. J. Emery. Cherries i"nb'rtn'
| I O Mitchell Chandler Whit T. G.. sykes. W. W. host
wick samuel Mcmillan. william Lloyd. s. > Packah'
GEORGE Mlnino. j.. NJ I.usk. James Narrum L. H. smith
" st. Horer. j. NJ. Tpppon. F. l.. Pr"ntss KrhaH
stockton Julius Imgasd John W. stout Chorle' IL Hn
| la. L. Mcr-er Charles l.. Knapp. John n Nm'h, w
Win.cr T.. I. T,o'e II. l. French. D. Robson H. j. W.
| ashley " L. brown. II. G. Lro~n'l' A. y LOCKWOOD
D. " i.st- W " Tste. H. Beckwith 1heo KickT"ck"r'
rl,.lc. , Bll,s John McCloyc. \. }. Alare' j. van
B,inner H. H. Brockway. Joseph collins Eugene 'int'e
: Y I,.ck T. y. Uurtt. Charles W. M'rf'. j. C. boz
urn. II. +. Parker. :. T. P,'i.on
! miner Canmittrc-Wager SvGyne. cha rinaht calvin
: nrlce w L. Br,~n. Henry +. Burnett. Lcand'r H.
Grail Thomas Ewing. Andrew j. G. fo'e. henry ~
Tia,fofd curtis g. IIafr'man warren hs''y' hol''
Ice i, : Packard samuel Thomas. W. Ford u1son
When TIA toa is we're called Cunsr Ssman OnthWull,
Pei, bonded for The STATE Of Ohio His address was
q dcicns. Of the natural modc-ty Of the ohio man.
wherever h. +, found: and there was an apprcatiNe
cheer I'm tie throat we'll an apprec"'iFe Snlle
| on the countclance 81 every Ohio man present.. u
T. oniy fair 10 say that there entire nbsence 81
p,ril.nr- ship displayed aud The appearance OF Mr.
outhvaitc was greeted with much applause - tie
] . tff.p, Nc III.
Is, Governor Campbell rcspo dcd f1r The Governors
! ~ Ohio and IA, addr.,, continued for nity-hve
niults thu, establishing The fact uiat IN the ".H'"
If pomocra,ic Ex-Governor Ok the state, that high
oncc ia cntitlci 70 respectful Consideration Au every
,in, thu, cN IT, vernon Campbell said wa, appreciated
becar.c Of the plea WY In which u" lnilNd1c"c
If. Communications, Of the character n the men VINO
bove gone before him in that important oihcc' iTc
speciiv, Of party al,lia,l)ns. indeed Ex-Governor
| Campbell said many pleasant things m men III po'h
uocal uar,i,, 81 present day, and his address
wa, listened 10 with close attention. lie toucheu
gently upon th3 fact that his native Ohio m )deSH
lad not secured for him IN the contest "tA
| Major McKinlcy, but he was not too modest TO say
mat the Governors Of Ohio have been men 81 stand
ing cnlturc ability AID honor to their generation ana
! 10 the great state Of Ohio aud the mp
n,,us, which followed the announcement proved
that everybody present thought just the speaker
thought even though he Included himself IN the HIST
| His reference 70 the P">Iu"l WIN" ''o "h' ~
tanned in the mater Of the National Judiciary brought
| forth an enthusiastic response.
| Tie other toast, were "Thc Congressman Abr0ad."
| 10 which Murat lIalstcad responded in a
| plea ant manner. Captain Hugh n. Garden,
Of the southern society. was present and
spoke patrloHcally for the best elements south OF
Ma4on and DIN RS Line. Ohio IS near the southern
lurdcr and In spite OF it, vigorous defence OF nc
Union In the war OF the Rebellion, responds without
reluctance TO the chivalic Soherner who has pressed
his way mcrltorlously Into the good opinion Of Union
loving men, Congressman Hartcr Of Mansfield, Ohio
who came from Washington fresh from his
| contests with Mr.. Bland on the silver
| auestIon was splcErldy received when h. aro,' to
| rr,rond 4, his Toast Mr. lIa:tcr Is man Of fine
NJ. .once and gennl manner and made many hIends