New-York tribune., 1895-09-04

have been an efficient instrument in increasing
the Republican vote The following Is the record
Of recent Republican majorit.es In the county:
1890 l176 1884, 1879: 1892 2.2l7; 1898, 2i43; 1894
e25S
The Executive Committee Of the League Will
\ meet here tomorrow afternoon. In the evening
the STATE Convention will begin its sessions at
the Stone Opera Housa The convention, OF
course will be called to order by President
Green Prayer will be offered by the Rev Or.
G. Parsons Nichols. of the First Presbyterian
Church of Binghamton. The several committees
On The League Work the Time and Place OF tho
Next Meeting. and Resolutons-will be ap-
,onted. The convention will then be converted
into a mass-meeting. An address OF welcome on
. behalf of the city will be delivered by Judge
Tay,or Arms of Bnghamton. A response to this
address Will be made by Edwin A. Merritt, )r..
Of potsdam one Of the vce-presidents or the
League An address of welcome on benalf OF
the Broome County League Will then De haue
by Dr. L II. Hills. president OF the League Inc
response to this will be made by Addison Is Col
vim of Clens Fals. Warren County the treasurer
Of the State League and also state treasurer
Mr. Colvn telegraphed TO Mayor Green to-oaS
that several Of the League clubs OF Gens r ais
would be represented at the convention: MT
Coivin also telegraphed, Am SICK out VIII ac-
company delegates IL alive" There could be no
greater proof or MI. GOWN ucNO'iV'i " -
League work Addresses will also be dellVered
ly ex-Congressman Roswell G. Horr, OF New
York: Congressman Galusha a. Grow, OF iehh-
svlvania: by Miss Helen Varrick Boswell treas
urer of the Womens Republican Association Oh
the United States. and by James H. Hoy'' Oh
Ohio. 49,, ~
PRESIDENT Green is resolved that this conVen-
,ion shall not be one devoted solely to the
election of the officers Of the League. He mas
accordingly made arrangements by Wnlch goou
deal OF the time of the convention VIII pe SUI
wondered on Thursday TO addresses and DEBATES
on nolitjcal topics Thus practical Politics or
Good Government How Obtained, is 10 De
debated by j. Sloat Fassett and Edward Lau.el-
bach of New-York. If they are present ,; M;
Tassett has telegraphed: practical politics VIII
tSen me in Elmira" An almost similar tele-
eram has come from Mr.. Lauterbach In New
work hut President Green has repheu 10 MI.
Tassett and Mr.. Lauterbach that they must
surely be here Accordingly there is sti'l nope
secretary OF the Republican National League.
Will deliver an address on the Best Me.hods ior
cnccessful Republican League Work, ana a
discusslon OF the subject VIII follow Another
subject OF debate will be The Duty OF the
panuhlican Press" Among the speakers upon
,Ts smhisct Will be Colorel Robert i. Porter,
- Cleveland and Charles M. Dickinson OF Inc
Bnghamton Republican ,,.o, .. ~.
Tbe convention will elect delegates 10 the
National convention to be held In milwaukee IN
1895 The election OF once OF ths , Leasue ~, ~
New-York for the coming year VIII also take
place. . ., tho convention ar
Several of the delegates TO the conventon ar
,,~od toNnfght Those here favor strong plank
tr Tho nlatforrn Of the convention approving oI
,ba an,nrcine the law against the sale OF liquor
Wv 49,. - ~. the Board Of Police OF New YORK.
end onnosing the adoptoi OF any !oca ooIron
, . rtp,borizing the sale of liquor on SUNDAY. ne
nn,,ncrats also will be denounced ior increasing
the National debt in q time OF prolouhd peace