Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-06-19


Of Republican Clubs uave Arrived by the
Thousand General McAlpin'a Friends
start His Boom kiong.
OAhN hhAsD' June lS'--Ihe meeting OF
lhe na'iohai convention 81 the hepupnean
eiuns opened mere today ana mas niied
Ine e4ls WIN ueiest1es' u promises 70 DC
tAe HNelies1 Balherlh9 81 the CLUBS ever
helu hFefy pfeslaen1ial noom VIII 30
,ro,'eu ol', ''hu 'h eiiorV VII Pc hiaae Dy
et,n ''ue laeh' 's 70 give IT, push tha1
W. heeP ~ going Alohg tlll heNV year
lhe sia1N leagues nave taheh sreAl inter-
~ ~ ine event. ana OUTSIDE OF the aeie-
SUES there nv from lo'Vuo 70 ~V'VVo VS.
isnis IN inc el'y'
oa,oflao f.lils SILVER speoia traln' on
Mhich aie oVV iooi'isfs iof lree silNer.
oregon sehua a peeiai car containing
lul tpfefsnthV'oh' Neplasha comes On
spepi,' lrain, iowa mas ~OV people IN me
tosNelln, WIN tnolI lhiloNs nanai Mhleh
", WIS WIN 'ileiii ~ 'enser ana YVES a1 the
mpiiu Nir uurins Vne entire sessloh'
Mlehigah is ia attenaance ooo strong,
aiso accompanied ny Danu' Illinois and
ii'u'lha 1re nol 'ehlhai senuihg rom oOO
20 liNUO people MISSOURI Arkansas, lex
aeieslUons'
Delegates Arrive In Special Trains.
Tennessee sends N deleyntion M aO0
headed by II CLAY EVANS ana tbere arc
a number of Democrats M the DELEGATION.
West Virginia comes ON n special trafn.
1850 strong This x the first attrmpt flint
West Virwinin Inns made to attend a leaone
convention New York and penpsvlvnnia
i 600 Marvland Delaware Connecticut
Massachusetts,. Vermont. New Hampshire
and Maine encb has representatian
The business of Tho meeting includes re-
ports from the officers az tbe leagile. the
election of officers. vice presidents and
nerlbcrs az The executive conn,ittee Far
the ensuing wear the ,lesionation or refer
ence Of the time md ,,lace far tbe next ma
tionnl league convention. a General dis
cussion Of league club work party poll
eies ana organization, the formation OF a
pan OF oaihpogh, with special reference
20 uho proaiueh'lu year ana - oonsluera-
ton oil snch "ther questions as the oonven-
tion may deem proper
esuelnl ~ a. MoAipln OF New york;
morton pooiier' Wiihts 70 ne electeu
presl'lent Oh 0he league ne Thinks IL wlll
keep Morton; Inc silver men wiil make
Ilo llshu OIL 'ne meeting, ihey propose TO
iofeo = recognition "a the resolutions OF
.he Whlte ine'ai' Inc convention VIII
last thtee Gays.
among the 1eieRatea Is 2 Woman-Ailss
iielen NarloN bvsWeil OF Ne" YORK citgi
VINO Il treasurer oi the National woman 3
hePuDncah assooiation' MISS boswell has
lleeh acVlNely engaged IN pohtlcs oraDout
slA years, Ter nrst pable speech was
inaoe il lhe CHnipagh OF 1872 Whlle she
WIS eul,or n the literary bureau OF me
woman republican association she
nas since thh1 vllhe peen treasarer 81 the
sissoci'.ion. burlhs hef WORK IN new
hork sne mas organized several hepunllc-
wa Gums among the women 81 Vhe eily'
IVY .i,e le'su IN importance neihs 'hA1 es-
euiNl9lieu among 1he WorAlls Wuinthi ih'
ehlpioyeeso OF phe large stores ana factories.
silver Men disappointed.
Anonr the VISITING statesmen WHO ara
attracting the,most attention are Govern.
or Brown Of Rhode ISLAND. Governor Mel.
son and Ex-Governor Merriam of Nllchi.
| gan Ex-Governor Moody Of Oregon and
/ tho officers of state leagnes. but ms inflnz
az delegates todny e IA largo that favor
ties are loss conspicuous
| Senators (Hrtpr and Dubois. however.
are moro ea0eriv sonobt aftor tban e,-or
MS thev are recoauized as tho leaders N
| tbe silver movement. and An the western
| Delegates want To meet tbe,n
The silver enthusiasts ara greatly dison
noiptqd today over the atitide of IN,
| morntoineers and the eolorad ,ratbro,
| fron, the soutb Tho routhern aeierate
sav ihe Democrats of the southern state
are dividing on the silver question. an,
tbev want NOTHING dome ~ thgs con,ap
tion on thar ouesfion and that If tbe a
sne Il foreed thov will vote with tho oaqt
ern and other deleontos aoeinst free sil ,-or
SD ~ ~ hnvo M issle noninst tbe sontbar,
Democrat that will brenl Tho old lines q
raee prpindiee
Tbs southern delepates are for a nolio,
Of exnediencv and sav Tho old Wbirr M
mont M nv solth II far sonnd money i
we'll as eor protection and that the solil
south can be broken hy the Republican
declaring plSinly ia iaVor OF both thos
principles.
The American Protective league ha
elaborate headquarters here this week, d
charge OF General Secretary wilbur i
Makeinah ol NeW YORK ana several stat
secretaries. rms organization has owe
l,Vo0 auNuiary leagues some 5000 corr,