Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-10

Young Republicans Take Louis
vile BY Storm.
CONVENTION MEETS TODAY
Ns Change Viii He Made ia she Mia
.ssxn" viii He lmtrsa1ucr<i-

LoUIsyiILE ~. Nay 9-Ths repre-
srntatises Il the young republicans u
sh- nation have taken ths leasiing city
of the democrat blue grass state by
storm. AL day loog. resplendent IN
ssn oo!ored badges. Indicative at oscc
Of the faith within them and u the
sossity from shich they hail. they have
had poss---son 20 the central streets.
While tonight the hotels have -arren.
dered - their Invasion and packed IN
soale casss slx to a room. they are deep
in the siunhers q victory. Tomorrow,
~hen The democrat mayor of the Falls
City bids ,hem thrtce welcome and tells
them thar they are weiconc 90 the best
snd choicest a KENTUCKY hospitality.
the capitula.ion sii have bern complete.
Al the Indications point - the fact
that this Nill b. the largest convention
% N. National League Il Republican
clubs that has been held since the birth
% th~ sfgsaikatiou Many states that
fail-d z fepseseHtalon last year wil.
respond a. lhr rC.l call tomorrow morn
ing ~ish good sIztd delegations. The
eyrnt All ais, t- nofahic for tho large
attendance 4 men. that sOr years hays
been prominent IN the councils of the
older heads % the party.
The Leaders There.
Ia this particular the scenes this
evening were reminders 10 the eve az
.he aa--mtiing u 4 republican prcstden-
Ia convention The presence. 20 such
4 n 1
HI Manicy % Maine. The trusted friend
~ the age idai e The republican party,
Howe CLAYTON II Arkansas. X. &.
henus q ~. Louis Governor Nelson u
Minnesota. VI a. Deloung ~ San
Francisco John Gowdy II Indiana. J.
h. Dubo-s ~ Idaho. John VI. Tharston
~ Nebraska. and others IL the leading
lights - the party. tcstlfes IL the inter
est that ia manifested IN the movement
toward euthuslng renewed life ani
energy into the junior brigade. At the
same time many II those whose appear
ance had been confidently relied upoa
have found 40 impossible. from one
cause or another. To put IN an appear
anre.
Among these are ex.President Harri-
son sx-vlce President Morton. Goyernof
Nckinley. ex Governor Foraker. Thomas
X. Reed. ev senator spencer and Henry
Cabot Lodge. The suggestion. howeves.
that their zbsence is ocrasjoned by any
luxeSsrmness or by the belief that il 10
vet too early to commence to lay plans Tor
future republican saccess is emphat,c-
ally repudsated hy General Clarkson and
hrs colleagues They say that each ard
every absence IL accounted for on The
-.-ore - prior political or business EN-
gagement-. and that each of the ab-
srutess has written All expression a. hIs
warmsSt interest IN the future OK ta.
league.
viii MAKE M Changes.
II is not among the probabilities that
the convention touorrox will. either di-
r-cfly or Indirectly. suggest that re-
construction ~ the rcpuhllcan party
should 20 uecesssry result - the lie
Tat e lazt November or that it will ad-
vogat. Tn, euunciation of any new doc
triaes. The prevalent feeling is that
The convention should assent to the cor
tlnued ideiity - the young republicans
Q the platform sent out from the Mir.
ueapoi4s convention ant declare its in
'sution % Hghting the battles 20 the
fu'pre on the same lines The sIlveriies
'rrm the Tar west. who are ANXIOUS To
place the convention on record az
fagOrl0g free coinage "a party lssIi,.
may - permitted an opportunity uf
presenting theu caae. hut the couv@ri
tion NIL nave uene oi ~. or - any other
OUTSIDE ism
Plans vii 30 subnit'ed for brsad,'r
ing and ext ling the work ~ the
ieague prerara'ory first. o. the congress
siousi e.-ctisus far revt year AMI sc
ora "a the 1ed presidential campaign,
lsevlse reEsriing the wsys and means
- srruriug the ueces-ary slnsVs 4
Mr. ari strnng committee vii - ~
pointed ~ csrry these plans into elect
work - Tho ws,chw"rd
-Its up s1sI t"iag - the watchwori.
and both lrldefs ani tho rank and tie
agree that frnm now On 'he political
tonsfes mus. no lighted 90 every hil
aud The organization must 20 carried On
thrrrtr bout the country with vigor and
er~-vY rs though the national election
were thing = The immediate future
Instead - the recent past
The meeting - the national republican
rcnmiffee divides interest with TIA,
- NE 'esVIe Concerning this meet
ing fa.rc = an AR = mystery Non. u
The rqrr hers IN 'he ground. from rh.ir
p,sn rhouas ~ carter down. will a.
r'it 'ha' they snoN lu-t What they s'r
liSsiy o. r.. beyond The fact thar te"y
vii review fhe political situation ss y
affects the republican, party eychsolfe
of,in,an- regarring Tho ~au-e = ss'
v-sr's 'efesf and gsa~itlv enho1v their
--nciu~.rns in an adde's 90 the c0un
Try
Rumors - probsl]e fght he cosn
r,iftee having a. - Duferf tho efis'
ing = Carter fr,n the rhsirnans- 2.
were IN ~yervlefivs rluufh 'rsisv anil
were discussed ~ mans = ths 'eag1e
,ieies-atss Nifh uore ~ 'e4s veheweaf'e
rr,irg - pr~t Garter
Fsilfor ~. Young whom y Eas .sif
r1uld feasf ths rnutesfin.. eiomsnt. bal
Mt ps,t in ar srreararre NJ - late
h.,,,r t.,r ehf ana VI Carter expressed
ere hnief ia emphatic ferms that he
Caasrrr,isn asssoriste wss naf ,sniy
fri,.rlltv p, hfn but u1wlirg - ,c uiy
thing fhaf would liostruy the prevailing
harmony ~ the c0r 70 ittee nacrii'sr
- tfis t,siy ho,eever suniniarizes tire
stnstion In thia sav
There ia = p-e'Fsiiiug snd prnsiotn
iuant snH Hsrr,@rn feeling ~ the ccfu
y, ,,Ifree Ant The rss-, hers sart az ~
r~eazl,s, f~,-ni Carter whether he a ~
~ sSssnat Hsrrirnn r q - 9evehft.d
sAst - HARRISON partisan. le~
Young eli have str,ng supr'r' To- -
r-,sitis,l - chairman What tae n'-pt
~ -. r,,i.~tv can ',retfil
Tf i,psiSsl ar . ssie hsiav "a 'h''t1h