New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

favorite In the club that woud b" pleased TO have
him remain in the place for an indefinite time. Ac
cordngly Thursday night tie governors n."dr
lin president for another term.
Nh Coudcrt Is best known As cmncnily success
full lawyer and eff ctive speaker II" l. also
q great club Indeed, few men in IN" CITY are
enrolled on the rosters Of more clubs Besides the
Manhattan he is a member OF IL" Lawyers Naudc-
VILE, Reform. Century, University, P,i Ip-ilon.
Riding Fencing and Down Town club Of Tire Bar
Association Columbia college .'lumni Association ana
IN American Geographical society. lie Is also con
noctod with varOus other Organizations and insuuI
tons.
Nr. Ccuiort IS man Of Thoroughly d'l-h'iu
personality ard an aftcrdinncr speaker Of rare
charm There has been q suggestion from tim" to
time that his prominence a, Anti snapper WOMB
lead +, an effort 10 prevent his reelection a' pr''F
dent Of the Manhattan Club. Political cnniy /"
lin las not taken that form yet and IS not hNe'y
70 do 20 soon for the great jriy Of tine governors
are "A, strong adhcrent, and friends.
The large number Of men born OUTSIDE uii' ''S
who have becomr prominent In it, business ana pro
f...ional circle, Ia, often been remarked on II
has been IL. fortune Of ohio 10 controH'" generously
TO the metropolis from ont OF her abundance u '"'"
Of high ability. \, uibute to tlair STATE Irl"''
u,cs.. son, Of ONO formed society here In loo
II l. tAc oniv orgaizatiOn here in Which membership
IS limited 10 natives or former rc-lHchn q S'"-'
state which has permanent ciubro"ms.
since Noycmbor lo9i. Colonel william L. or"'S
has b.en president Of This society i'll, predecessors
were Generals Thomas Ewing ana Wager ~"'N"''
Colonel strong born in Eicaland County "I'o' J..
1s.- Al TIE age ol sixteen Le went I" Wooster "''
sp.r. two year. with lare" retail dryeo'"' A'''
1:lcpc. h, went to Mansfield continuing III inc sam
businsss. He arrived In Now York on The last cay
~ tte wear l453 starting In a. salesman III 'h' ~
,rr,ood bou~, Of l.. O. wilson 4 Ca. he rr"'ihe'
,.,. # ,r,u 1-54 IN that year he went 70 tie hrHl
-, ,orul,o,u Dale q CO.. wrll-hnown crySood' com
mi. ion hors. The fra underwent Fli''" clnm7'
and en,lly I'm $50 Il WIS succeeded ~ "I'"""'
l.. strong TO. T., .,.,,, f,~
rv.r since that time all has been plain sH'.lhe ~
h c.teill. imcnt ana II j. now one 81 ih' e''',''
,.c. In thc dr,g.o!- district. t0onc H'i"hS "''
med wealth but re hm, ever been liberal give,
,f.,,. In which he Is interested lie l. one o.
,,.t,., b,rloar.s of IA Republican party IL
Ga. ci,v and state lie has been pre- "'h' 81 ','
rr.,r... Mems Republican 'lnb ana "a" pFN S''''
.D.,,,llirsn Club. For az" year u" mas 9' "
,r,.idcui Of the C,nual Nail nal E'h". ne - 81
P i,o,, ~ tlo Il, Nor Lee Bank Not" company ana
PIE cam r., on,: ,,c pro-ldcai # The New
,..' .oc,,i,v and Tru-i Company, and director }"
'' ST, ,,d thc New York Life Insurance ''m
. ,hn Mercantile Trust Company inc ii'''''
l"'', ,,.,,ne COMPANY and the Plaza Lank' IN al
''' l,.,,ofions the vau~ Of hi, ba'inrs' '"g"''N
"a .,.,,q E. U.ilon sense !, rec"-h~'u'
,i.,a strong Wa On" % '"'' wa" 'r
, mating In l-sj at which the OBJ" -
'''' 80 ,,rfz.d he MAS mad" Vie" W'"iu'"'
'i''' 1,.d ,a,anccd to tie highest Office Among
anu ,, r which Zee Is "a member are t'' Mc""
o',' ,rIon Icaruc. Merchants. Ecpnbhc'n'
Io,,uiel AID Ei!inc 'oloN'i 9.''''9 mo
,c,n. IN wet lny scvei''h'S'. o,,. o,
''" .t, can always l." relied On - 'aH' nv
" ,.,., IN ANYTHING Tia, IS TO be- doh" ''' NV
",i. .r,i,.y IS Loandcr ii. Gran. a. "''S''',
'"o ,..,,o more or les, time 70 The f"cie'y o','
H"7' T., T. olNav, ready 10 DO more IMAM MS
h''' .omo su,cal need arises ii" i a ehaf'''
Si" ,,o orcanizaiion. Although not u"
he"", ,,, M, long made ii his home. Inc soo'S
I'VE ~ i. those born III The state bu' "''o
admins nov ,a,hcr or mother was b,fn there ana
'no' ,o lived In II for seven years
t'os' i tamily came 20 his country 'ro" wa
Inv r tho revolution Ia search o' o'N' "''"
nah' ,,,,y The settled m Frederic" 'ou!lh.
rrh''" ,lcr. thc homestead was bought III 80
Mary l'"", ,r,r vos the Rev. David '!A'l ''' ".
W. cr''i aod from The Methodist hp''ol"'
, 90 fonnd the Me'houis' i'o'''''',' ~, -
chui'" o. vo. Miss Mary Han c's'''"'''' "
lhS a,,cb lived on Long isl"hd !" Wv - ,iar'
fanny cnc C,v. Mr. Grail was s'ah,.'" a. ,'".
century ,hon his son Lcandcr H. "a' p'''.
rislure' 'r the minister became pre'i"'" VI
In lsa'' ,,no Inwrcnccbnrg. Ind, bat III " ~"
Dearborn 80 - merchant at Westminster n'',"
years "' nhia. where his SONS sou'"
County, o"''
spent =, o..u became al enthusiastic "eVu''