New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
ACCEpT KE-ELECTION.
(EY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRiDUNE.t

in advance of the rest Of the New York city delegation
this af,orno ~, make arrangements for their accom-
m0daiion AZ the vario, hotel, Of this village" '""h'l
T.. \ McApin. thc PRECEDENT ~ the League, has sent
word here that. IN company with some 300 "th"r d'le
gate, from New York. l.rooklyn. Wcstchc'ter COMFY
and Long Island he would take passage in III" steamer
Clty Of Troy TIL, evening at Ncw-\ork for Troy
arriving her. 10 morrow morning. There will be forty
delegates from Wes'chestcr Cpu ~. twenty nv" from
Queen, nny iom Kings. thirty nvc from Richmond
and 10 from New York County. There VIII also bc
delegation representing the Republican Club Of New
York headed by John sabine smith. president Of the
rlnh There will be- large delegations from !n'ao'
Rochester. syracuse and Albany. The Republican
Climb, nf the clty Of Albany which VIII be- representa-
will be the Unconditional. tho capital cry. the Re
publican Guard the Excelsior club, th" seventh ward
the Nlnih Ward the Thirteenth NIrf and ~" our
'ccnth Ward. Albany County will send N" Bethlehem
-ilngorllnds Cocy mans. t"lo"> aud West Ir Y clubs
Prom saratoga County there viii b" delegates and
alternate, from every one oi the twenty t""hS'
from The thirteen election district, IN saratoga springs
and fr. m local clubs, making more than 30 In all.
These have already been chosen and hay" reported tO
the local committee their purpose 10 be- present
The local committee Is composed Of hrg number
Of >aratocas most prominent and activ" k'publ'ranN'
Colonel u. r. Ritch". member Of 'h" state Executive
Committee for Saraioga County. hng chiiinan iiiiy
members of local club, will act - usher, NJ III"
hail. and in receiving tn" delegations ana clubs
a. they arrive The mu-i' viii b. furnished hN
Dartland-s 10Th Regiment of Albany, III" d9th Reg
mcn Band Of New York. and other bands Willard
Lester. chairman Of the Reception Committee" viii
deliver the address Of welcome AT III" ope'hng of
the convention tomorrow. In the evening there
viii be great public mass meeting. at when Tue
prnripal speakers will be exCongroSSman Roswell
:; IIorr Of Michigan and Charles Emory smith, Of
Philadelphia formerly Miristcr 10 Russia. II viii
nc remembered that Mr.. Smith once Editor of
al and tupdpd "A
large Influence In the Republican party Of N"w-for@
tate II is therefore peculiarly appr"prili" that he
h,ulf bc orc Of the speakers upon this "cc i-ion
The convention will be held IN saratoga, hauiNomc
ncw Convention Hall. which will h" u-cd 10 mnrrpw
FOR The nrst time. There Is no pac" In ih" stat"
where. IN. delegates 10 convention can hold con
.ultaton, better than IN Sirliosa H. great hotels
accommodating hundred, Of strangers ci,ily AT any
fine: nevertheless, the p,acr has long needed good
convention hall. Probably the best structure of TIL,
-r In the ia, now been erected by the citizens
Of saratoga The binding ra, cost 100000. and the
money has been wisely expended The building j.
a beautiful one, and we'll adapted To the use to
which It Will hr put. II has large hail. admirably
ventilated and comfortable. well lighted day ana
night and with such ample cAt, that there can l."
no possible danger II there should b" Il panic. The
building + In broadway. and Il mas,vc and strong.
being constructed chiefly of brick and iron. II l.
heated throughout 10y steam. and has The double
lighting Of rrtIl'IN ANA Ean. Inc IoDHl, Tor lH"
summer ~, sion Of the Couit Of Appeals In the
building: also the rooms of the Village Trustees ana
other villng, officers. There are. in addition. ten
spa, committee rooms. all supplied with running
water; II r,pOrtce' and room for telegraph
operators and instruments.
In the main hall Is u reporters platform directly
In front % and below he Stage. IN the platform
twenty single d,Sh. and chairs. ant more can
be ADDED II required; The s'as' platform Of the
main hail will seat 200 person.. ON either lie of
rhr stag. Is band gallrry. win roomy >ittings for
thirty pr'onS in each. Ih" main foor Of the hall
which viii 1000 person., l. several feet below
the level OF the stage. Directly from this floor
spring seventeen rising row, oi s'1ts. 1,SOO In all
and an equally convenient and de,irabl" gallery VIII
S,ai .Uj more In all there 200 single opera
chairs with ample space, for the accommodation Of
1000 more pcrsons. The acoustic properties of the
10 be of the best. Tn hall has been handsomely ace
ord for the 1Csoa " aesn"s Gnn@r Will Will be- be-
presented TO The club sending the largest number ct
Delegates.
this aftcruoor and have established the Lcaguc head
quarter, at Congress Hall ON wednesday me pnke
Of Vcr,gIn who passed through here today from
Albany OIL hls Journey Ia Adirondack resorts Will III
tend The convention and will witness the proceedings
meeting al Congress Hall At 10 o'clock 10 morrow
morning. The convention VII be called to order
at p % m ,ho na ynona r League -. Of Repubcan Clubs
to be held at Denver in May next; Will follow The
ocers ff nre Colonel f. A. McAlpn president, and
~" colonel To- Nc Apin has am ounced he does not
dcairc reelection, but since he made TINS annolncc
cr msnt II he ,b n' league IN various conis. rGins
to accept the post Of president asan IN ,Inn fare 10
accept reelection there may be thorouehiN Eooa
natrired contest for the honor. Tue most prominent
Of lin shamt6n He is able mnn OF business;
also sm sSnTnve 70 os'r h canGaae ID 'Sd and
openly expresses himself In favor Of reeieeuhg 'ne