New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS


YOUNG REPUBLICANS IN DENVER
4 LARGE ATTENDANCE OF DELEGATES TO THE
LrAGrE CONVENTION WHICH OPENS TO-DAY
Denver Col. June 2-The young Republican Is
very much IN evidence in Denver just now the
scenes about the court OF the Brown Pa!ace ho'el
being lively all day. The old party "hee'iolSeS.
though none Of those present as yet are OF genera
national note. OF the opinion that the only suue
for the League n the matter OF resolutions H'usI
no the MINNEAPOLIS Convention. There Is n scru-
ment tending 20 charincss Of the silver question:
which the citizens Of Colorado are pressing upon
their attention with zeal The point that seems 10
attract the most interest as matter OF hoVeiS Is
the presence Of the women delegates E'ry thls
morning large delegation from the Highlands
Woman's League Club Of North Denver. appeared
In the court Of the Brown Hotel and chatted ireeV
with the They were in the State ConVehuo"'
and will be present In the National Convention some
OF the Easerners DO not take kindly TO the intoVa-
ton and express doubts to tie value Of 1t TO the
party Chauncey l. Filley. who leads the big Mis-
souri, delegation thinks It s the salvation Of the
Republican party and will be great factor In So
curing the return OF al good Republicans to the
party.
President w w. Tracey arrived from Chicago this
morning 10 find matters well in hand Tor prompt
opening OF the convention at 10 o clock tomorrow
The most important topic OF the day was the con
test between Des Noines and Cleveland for the
next convention. Ohio and Iowa have each opened
headquarters In the Brown Hotel and are getting
printed matter advertising the respective advan-
tages Of the cities. Late to-day ;he Minnesota dele
CATION announced u out for the convention too.
There has arisen some contest over the position
Of secretary of the National League. While the
chances are good for the reelection Of Andrew II.
Humphrey to the position r. 7. Mansfield Of In
dianapols and J. H. Cox OF Yonkers. y. l.,
have considerable following for the place.
The delegates have been arriving since saturday
and reported on tho road. The hosihtai-
ity city has been severely taxed To acconno-
date comfortably the delegates. as many fahcu 10
secure quarters in advance. and som" delegations
brought more people than they had announced
The Colorado state Convention OF Republcdn
League Clubs met here to-day to appoint delegates
gatheHng and grtat interest was manifested m
the education work for s..vcr 70 b. done this
week The convention passed resolutions oi sym
pathy with the people Of France IN ~" prcseho'
of the death OF Carnot. ami implored th'm 10 r.
main true 10 the Republic The resolutions de
n0unce the eighteen months OF Popuhs' contr" h
the State as tho direct cause oi pirdi!H'i inHuH-
tries Of idle worknen. Of distrust or local man
cia institutions and impaired credit. Of IN" GRIP
pied adminstra tion OF Justice IN courts ana or N9-
LEM usurpa ion of authority. thus making posalb"
the outrages recently perpetrated III ~ faSo
Regarding silver. the resolutions desire the coin
age ~ both gold and silver at the ratio hNed ~
The oaiccrs elected are: President Frank e.
Cioudy: ice-presiients. Mrs. Iathc;A Mrs l..
Dodge anl Mrs. Olfham. treasurer, Charles BiNch-
cnstcin. secretary, G. w Nhfirn