New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

P Tecumseh Sherman, General Wager swayne' VIII
son NJ Day and J. H. Hoyt. once candidate for
the Republican nomination for Governor OF ONO.
At six long tables sat more than two hundred
members of the society, presided over by q T. Arm
strong and Mahion Chance at table A. \. j. {. Foye
and Colonel W. L. Brown at table b. A. d. Juliard
and L. H. Grail at table c. Mayor Strong and Colo
mel Homer Lee at table d, S. S. Packard and E. b.
Thomas at table E. and NJ. l. Southland and G. W.
Perkins at table +.
Among those seated at the other tables were.
Table A-George E Armstrong; r. H. kin HSabgy;
II. Steele '' cary W. Moore p. $ Jennings Robert
b Ludngion A. d Houston Iams A6a TSnp %eint6n
Corwtne William L. Turner Henry l. Carr j. W.
i ieIiSn 5. Thompson S r. Beckwith Henry C.
Corbin ana Mahlon Chance. .,, \, 1o,,,or
H eaSe Haigh, Frank II Gregory J. Chard,
Charles G. Upham. G. St John WaI Isr e Ra I'M
& W Carroll il''a John A. Davis. F. D. Farrell G H.
Webb Mcmahon j. O. a. MaFd G 4%npRR w.
Colgate Hoyt. j. b Gilbert Samuel MANI hn,s tne
Rev Dr. W p F@nnes EdWarP Fl6 6Wes and
san as ScseR s 1saa f@ss'%5
Porter. James Irvine. H. b; Wilson, John - AIcp-
f R6s W H Sfg HsSsFi k9S%5eS AS
Hth5 nnS e,5 AfrGa Gra co~'e "'a rem
DMaycr " strong Ansoa , MS G1ont
Maciay Charles G. Wilson E. c. o'Belrne, c. H.
ToS Ss } W Fl Ea Wos NJ
x Scott, Theodore Roosevelt w w. I; Srus Wr
H 1Gbn 5oS E. sasss 5aSs'
shat'qGE J. FapTe w. NJ R KgGynqda soT
ana Table 5l9 Els s Packard. James Lya Gilbert n
He e%no" Noah H, swayns, "a, II. II BIoskw2y
varts Preptss Paul C cray%;h John uN w.
fns John R Hall. william H, Caidws. Frank
Ji' B. Lavn 'a j. G. Mcculloueh and f B. Thomas
Table, FM. !. Southard Rush Tas l5 Edward
De INIT Iohn II, Warner Charles Jss F Bl,ss J. g
Cs an1se Ss Ramun HNsS T0k FTaPS
zen Hsley. Charles W Siimson Tp TnSo Ash RG
ZEAL Zeal ihq Wsade EfNf o SF1oy R Perkins:
Hugh s Thompson and George W. Perkins
LETTERS OF REGRET
Letters of regret were received from number Of
prominent persons. Ex-President Harrison wrote:
Hon. W. l. Strong New-York City ,,..,o
the annual banquet Of the Ohio Socety Of the state OF
NewYork and to make pa ar t9 accent th kind
invitation sincerely BENJAMIN HARRISON.
From Ex-Governor William Mckinley came the
following telegram:
Hon. W. L. Strong. New,york City. -
My Dear Mr.. Mayor: ! would be delighted to to be
with the members Of the Ohio Society on the eynns
beg that You extend my grateful acknowle sil;
tation. and l trust that the anniversary will be
the most successful in the history OF the society.
Very sincerely, WILLIAM hINIEi
Ex-Governor J. b. Foraker expressed his regrets
thus:
Cincinnati Ohio Feb. g. 1896
Hon. W. L. Strong. New-York City
My Dear Sir: My other engagements are 80
numerous and SO exacting that l find 1t impossible
for me to go TO New-York the Sth inst, and for
that l regretfuly conclude that must fore
go the pleasure Of meeting with the Ohio Society
Sincerely wishing you a successful and enjoyable
'''"' 'e''''' j. B. FORAKER
United States Senator William b. Allison. Of
Iowa. follows:
Washington, D. c., Feb. s. 1896
Hon W. L. Strong. Newly
Thanks for your friendly letter wish could
meet and greet you and other friends at the ban
rnent makes it impossible for me 10 have the pleas
w. B. ALLISON.
Letters OF congratulation were also received from
Ex-Governor James T. Campbell. Attorney General
Iudson Harmon, United States Senator George +.
Hoar. George c. Tichenor and others
THOSE TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.
The committee that made the arrangements for
the dinner consisted Of Mayor Strong. chairman;
Swayne. L. II. Grail. Mah.on Chance. General A..
Brown Coonel J. ]. McCook. F. II. Kingsbury,
Senator Calvin 5. Brce w. s. Hawk, Judge Warren
Hgley j. D. Archbod. A. J. c. Foye. A. d. Juil-
lard. S s. Packard NJ. l. Southard George Mil
mine and E. Il. Thomas.
Every member Of this committee wore the coors
OF the Buckeye across his bosom and assisted in