New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
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circuit was started in England by Mr. Wesley NJ
said and was a practical adjustment OF tht
Christian pastorate TO the oversight ol rens.ou,
societies which were at nrst small anu u''
Thee we're more Methodists in Ohio the
Bishop said. than Christians OF any other ue
nomination. and not only that. put ,no.e tn na,
tine combined membership Of the other larger
Protestant Churches.
J. II. Cultivate. Congressman from Ohio re-
sponded to the toast "Ohio's Statesmeit lie
said. in part:
tive state has increa sed over two millions. Inc
number of its Inhabitants IS now greater than Icy
OF the thirteen original colonies wheh tity ~ T
their independence; yet IN this very city OF New.
York lo7 years $50 the Ohio c1mpany, .nen s oa
t,enent In The Ohio country after tedious am
heightened negotiations succeeded IN rd
with the continental Congress Tor mll!i'" az" q
hall acres of land at two-thirls o; a
G SS,n1 PfF a., 9SF last war WIKI Great britain there
was scarcely Western state that did not nave
either as "a as e enaeT son Of ohio
native or adopted since have been IN ouii ON 80
at one time there thrty-s.X Senator'S ana KEEP
resenatyes from other states who came originally
from Ohio. l,.,. .,o,,ou ,s,,,o1
during last week In my own city: . At.
"Ohio has had thriy-nine Governors, and the list
Of one n9r NO Sovernors mtherfcrd IT, Hayes became
President Three Thomas Corwin Salmon i. Chase
ury while two. Return Jonathan Meigs and VIII
lam b beam TSwI aT@ chase an
Ai!e ,il served in the United States senate while
Hani!nstcn Morrow McAr'hHT. Nance shan3on'
Alien Young. Foster and Mckinney served in the
lower House of Congress"
guishel statesmen Of. or from Ohio; would occupy
the who,e Of an evening and It would REQUIRE more
noted labors ard achievements 49,. 49,. -.
Mr. ~ the Ha's Of 5ho tser vet are svn n0
from the summit of the smallest % these The Ohio
horizon whole
General Horace Porter made one Of his char
aceristic witty speeches. Astounding In funny
stories. He said that he was so ignorant Of Ohio
ways that he had mistaken the buckeye Tor
chestnut. He hadn't the good luck 10 be born in
Ohio. He fully appreciated the feelings Of the
Frenchmar who had repeatedly failed t. gain
admttanCe to the Academy. At last. in despair.
he wrote his eptaph: Here lies ----. He
was nobody. not even a member of the French
Academy" Continuing. Mr.. Porter said In part:
have just come from Ohio. went out there TO
my friend Governor Mckinley. would throw around
me something Of his famous protection he didn't,
duty. for then 1 could have sworn 1T off. 1t was
specific. I met there who fed on hogs and
where it is said owing to the general decline in
prices, the people keep their doors ana shutters
closed all day, lard light being cheaper than day-
FOREIGNERS cannot pronounce "Ohio" easily. There
Is nothing to catch and nothing to fall bnck on
If you can't pronounce Hawaii you can say Sand
witch Islands. II YOU cannot pronounce tho nam,
volcanic origin who wants to rule them you can
say Inu-cuckoo-lanL G.aUghtcrD The trbula-
tons Of the who speaks the Pennsylvania
dialect as do ere man" In New- ENGLAND peopl"
think is from the South In the south people
take him for a ew-Englandcr. In Ohio. worse
still the people think he belongs there Uaughter)
Your generous hospitality reminds IN" n the say
ing # cOmrada OF mine dCrirG ~" civI War. We
wsre orderat 70 wade aGT,ss s,es,n Tier 1 were
and no solid land was In sight Then my 90 mradc
turned abb Ut and said: II believe we've sruc; this
river lengthways" Wnen I think Z tn splendid
hospitality which you have dispensed here tonight
am forced &c the conclusion that must have struck
Il lengthways. (Appause)
TIC last speaker WAS JG.ge Rlcks.