New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
GATHERING OF THE CLANS
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80 uoch,ond and Orange counties will board H.
Tho train +. scheduled to reach Pougkeepsie ut l. 10
A. m Albany at . 10 p m, uuce NJ . 'oo p "'
Rome nj 4 $50 p. m, syracuse o'io p M ~
7 .o5 D. m Rochester 20 p m' ana huhaio w.
m number OF stops will be made between
puaalo and Chicago. but only al tie plnopu'
,,,o t,r the accommodation Of delegates who wish 10
,ove, Win the New York men. II ia expected that
M in through this state will be an Interesting one
At many Of the stations the train VIII he hlco W
the members OF local clubs which VIII Dc acoo"Sa'e
lev hands of music. At Rochester eA"hsiNe P'VP"i'
tions have been made for temporary reocpuo !" 'o
delogates The train will be in charge Oh 'onu -
80, ,bo secretary Of the Republican state Com
rittcc The delegates who will travel ny IL are
Congressman John A. Quachcnbush, o. 9uii"a'er'
James S sherman, Utica; +. ,. Goodaie' "l''I'o""
Nayor Henry a. Strong, COhoes senator Harvey .,
nooo,dson saratoca: James ~. Dunwell, ana Lamont
Dlakey LYON; william q. Watson, BataVh, NiIid''
L. Sweet, Seneca County; 9. b. eanloiu anu "iii'a"'
II. Weed. Potsdam Hobart Krum, schoharie county
II g Munger. Herklmcr; J. II. Thompson Green
vich: Thomas Austin Albany; zcph F. Mngil' TOY
Thomas w. Bradley Walden J. ii. Dickey' He"o"rs'
Clarence LexOw, Nyack; David FrIelsam' "co's0
billiard John r. Nugent, Michael Goode Deiis one''
william Ienkel Stephen a. Smith, jacob NJ fa1rrso"'
John Rescnweber and Charles F. Brlider' Ne" ior"'
Anderson Lawrence and George T.. smith, ADahy'
BESIDES the delegates, there VIII be Oh ui'' u'''
co,loctor Francis Hendricks, John :. Kenyon secIe
tary Republican State Committee; George Il. hr"n,'
Charles W. IIackett Elliott Fay, W. H. bicHi'",i'
George Wallace, L. Fish, James Van Necltch fiol'r'o
MITCHELL +. X. Schoonmaher, Charles ~ hrhoiu' ri."
6 Arnold C. c. Van Kirk W. ii. Weaver NJ D. Daus'
{ r shpp william II. Weston, George Is. sloan y. ~
stnnhanpan. smith o'Brien. James McFarron' b. W.
purdlck. Frank Raymond. IL. Henry, NJ. b. Bryant
william C. Roberts Ferdinand Edman. william l.
Martin Henry Gleason. General Michael ker"ih' Wa
bur F. Wakeman. Robert W. Tayicr' John t''"'N'
Isaac T. stoddad, David F. Porter, John H. "unhoi'
r. NJ Lush I. w. McGowan, william H. BENNY
Charles b. Page, w. V. RUPERT and h~am n "o-
Amin president Of the State League OF Republican
Clubs. .A
A letter was received at the headquarters OF tho
Renublcan State Committee last night from Warner
Miller saying that he would join the ew-forA uc.-
tlon on June In Minneapolis. Tho letter was wri''eh
at Galveston, Tex on May 90.
Two members OF the Kings County dcesauoh arc
already in the West aud the Others started yeeruas
having sleeper and a dining-car attached to the 20
,h,., o,nress train which pulled out Of the Penn
srlvania station I'm Jersey City shortly after D. H.
In the marty were Naval Officer Wills. Charles A.
Moore, Dr. Charles II. Iiepp. Robert A. sharhey' 'o
scph BENJAMIN, Ross Appleton, John H. 9IiOi "o'' -
K Giluly, Charles NJ. Ncw1ns, Amcricis Harrison Al
hort Adler Thomas j. Pollard and William WenE.
rach ao,egate was armed with about yard OF red
o,ro,d tickets but otherwise they wore no insignia
% greatness The party will stay over day IN
chicago and then go on to Minneapolis. M Wins
said that Kings County was for Harrison nrsN ia''
and all tho time. ,,.,,o,
IN 1e Minneapolis Conventton. accompanied by arse
number OF prominent party workers, started to-day AZ
-, -,
Nashville. Tenn. June 81. G. Houk. meinoeE OF
Congress- and one Of tho doegatosatarge fOm Len
nessce to the Minneapolis Convention. Idd mst iasu'
that he did not know whether he would vote 'or h"t
rIson or Blaine; that he bad been leaning t""au rNe
dent Harrison but had made Up his mind to vote ioF
neither Blaine Harrison any other man VINO "oua
No. recognize the 100000 Southern Republcahs oy
Cabinet appointments for the South. hr. HonR mas
heretofore been regarded rs strong Harrison man.
lie started last night for Minneapolis.
e. Louis June 2.-Tho hcgira OF Repuohea''s
for the Minneapolis Convention began today Win ~e
departure Of Chacoy Iiley' af1"n np ssaY how
friends. The general exodus MI hgt pesn e nys
eyer I'll SATURDAY morning when an uc oolsea "a
from the city anq tns LEGAL st Train over e Chicago
Burlington and QUINCY .,.,
ST. Adams VT, Juno 2.-Ihe Vermont dciegauon
With other Republicans TO tho number OF thirty, lett
No. Dor MInneapolls this evening by special train At
sronton they were Joined by the Maine ana new
Hampshire delegations who came IA sIrcnT Vi ~,
gatIons e1pcct to arrive at Minneapolis on sunday
morning.
NTw,JERsEY SENTIMENT FOR HARRISON.
When the Columbian express train on the Pcnnsyl
vania Railroad leaves the saation In jersey Cty at
2:13 D. m. TO day, In . private car attached VIII Do
found General William J. 6cwell- OF Canhen' john l.
Blair Of Blarstown Garrett A. HoAT. nnt VICE
chairman OF the RspubNcan National Oommit'oo'
George A. Ualsey, N Newark; exMayor Gilbert Col
Inns ard Thomas McEwan. Of Jersey City. The fist
four are deegates-at largo 10 the National Conven-
tIon and the lat two district Delegates Other
de;,.ates from different parta Of the State viii Do
on the train and will DO welcome 10 the hospitah-
ties Of General Sewells car until Minneapolis II
reached. judge John Ulrch Of Tcanleld. started
for tho Minneapolis Convention yesterday lie IL an
exAssembyman from the PlainGed District, and holds
the responsible post of State Organizes f< tho NewJer-
Soy RepubS an clubs rnrlng the approaching Pcsideu-
tial campaign In the last few weeks he has been In
close conference with prominent Republicans In New
Jersey and with delegates to thu convention. and ho
said before he left home that he was confident that
President Harrison would be renornnnted All pnrty
differences woud 30 ancably adjusted before tho con-
| vcnOn was called. lie asserted that from what lie
had seen and heard during the last ten DAYS. he be
he for ' Har6n' The NewJcrscy delegation would
| proclaim Itself for Harrison, he said.
| WHO WILL NAMB ALGER IL THE CONVENTION
| Detroit Mlch June g" Just who will place Gen
sral Ayers IN nomination for the Presidency al
| the Minneapolis Convention has not yet been fully
decided" said Colonel Henry NJ. Dufleld this after
| noon.
| "who is most likely TO have that honori" was
| asked.
"wel.n said Colonel Durfed. "if his name is pre-
| sented by his State viii do IT."
al there any likelihood that It will be presented
| BY some other State ~
| "That cannot say ut present.
| EX-SENATOR PLATT REACHES CHICAGO.
Chicago, June (Spccial.-Thomns G. Plltt and
party arrived here tonight In the private Of H. O
| Armour and went 10 the Auditorium Hotel. Mr. Plat
| had intended 10 go straight 10 Minneapolis. bn
| changed his plan the way here IN order that Mr.
| Armour who is In Kansas City. might Join the party
MIR. Plat and his friends will remain In Chicago unit
| tomorrow evening. They Will visit the Exposition
| buildings In the morning.