New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-17
OHIOANS AT THE BOARD.
. DEMONSTRATION OVER THE ARBTTRA-
TION TREATY
AZ INCIDENT OF SENATOR HAWLEy's SPEECH
ADDRESSES ALSO EY GOVERNOR BUSHNELL.
TIE REV DR. :. A ELIOT JAMES
II. Hoyr AND OTHERS.

TIA annual dinner of the Ohio Society OF New.
work has over been joyous occasion since the
s,s, ore was held ten years ago. Since then the
soc,etv has added greatly TO it's strength and mum
hos hn, is character remains unchanged. Now
a. then ;he annual dinner Is joyial and CHEEKY
Gathering OF the New-N Crk men who were once
ohio BOYS Now then the chief employment OF
.bo diners Is 10 sound the praises and compare the
-s,,tfvc merits " the only two States on earth
Deroniccs could not comfortah, have heAl
NOR, or the children Of Ohio than were gathered
,her, las, evening. nor could st have sheltered a
r,,~s .ongenia company Men of all political
sirlres discarded :heir political animosties and
,be Hon and the lamb sat down together
As las year General Henry L. Burnet. sat be-
rsa,h RE shield OF ohio and presided over this love
fsas, j'pon his right the Governor Of Ohio.
Asa s Brshrer. who had come al the way from
Ohio With lis stan in order 20 be present. and
1ho announced that 10 would travel thousand
niles ans ;ine u repea; the performance United
states senator Joseph r. Hawcy sat upon the
nrcsdent's loft. and IL might well be said herr
that niS remarks gave rise 20 jhe most interesting
demonstration Of the evening. The Senator had
lust finished begging hrs hearers TO give Congress
more crcdi; having DISTINGUISHED motives. when
he added thar his hear; full just Their OF other
National matters thar he would love 10 talk about
This assurance evoked plenty of enthusiastic re-
quests that the Senator should unburden his mind
and This ne proceeded to do. He mentioned the a.
hitraiion treaty Just signed by Secretary Olney and
me British Ambassador and added that he had
about made uD his mind 70 vote for il. Fhis
Statement, brought cut such a of cheers
loft doubt Of what tho Ohio Socieiy thought OF
the mater.
"rm naturally glad you approve Of my lntcn-
ton" said the Senator. "bu, should hate put
10 a vote"
Vote Vote cried half hundred voices az once.
AL those who favor the treaty said the Sen
MI. dor N
men KEEP their seats and there was another storm
OF cheers
Those who are opposed" Senator Haw
lev "o- who DO not want 10 rise can keep their
seats
OTHERS WHO WERE PRESENT.
General Horace Porter sat by Senator Hawiey
and there also at the CUES table Senator Car
vim 6 Brce Congressman Charles r. Grosvenor
James H. Hoyt Of Cleveland. George r. Blanch
ard John " Vrooman representing the Holland
Society: the Rev Dr. Samuel A Eliot r. W Tay-
Ter and eight members OF Governor Bushnells
STAFF namely. General II. A. Axline. General w +.
orr Colonel H. II Prettymsn. Colonel c. f. Burke
Colonel H. l.. Kingsley. Colonel r c. Mckinney,
Colonel Alexander Gordon and Captain f L. Bur
dick Colonel Wing. who created Sd much enthu-
s!ssrn last year by falling off The platform. was
sss~ missed last night and Governor Bushnell re-
ferrcd 70 his abrence with shaking voice ana
ears IN his eyes.
AMONG those who sat at the tables We're Mayer
" / Strong ex-governor Morton. Cornelius y
stein A. D. Andrews Richard c. peeves C0mm55-
sioner Silas C. Croft. Samuel 6 French Joel Is.
lower. z p. Wheeler J. A. Blanchard Theodore
srtro Thomas sturgis. COMMISSIONS r. J Wright. r
.-aeioe Strong Colonel Charles F. Homer. Edward
llcCook. 5. 5. Packard Frank A Munsey Rear-
ADMIRAL henTy Er6en Hsnry MoSier T3qne egs
ie6 NV . = Corbin r 6 Campbell Warren IIigley.
~.
(ichaus Albert p. Marble. Milton 7. Sonthard.
i, ram C. Carr. D F. Harbough. C. c Shayne'
a snyS sa TrS z O1 Miller stephen n Wright
Wade Chance. Mahlon Chance. a. W. Soper r. q
andrew J c. Foye Walter 5. Logan. Colonel John
McCoOk John A. Fordyce R Rr,s1, H rnInafe
ioS 16 HncsGy Hoy,! r. G an wefmore. charles
l. Dewey. John A payis cs s;,rrso, a. T'ess
III T.. Latin Kellogg A. D Juilliard. Robert
= Hopkins Edward ). Thompson. A. Van SAINT
00 cri,s ys samuel McMillan James " Perry.
william Leary. James McClenahan; F.. A. Fol |
R Allen. G. c. ST. John, Franklin Edison George
Arson G. McCook chairman. Henry L. Burnett /
william l. Strong Wager Swayne. Calvin s. Brice. /
al so nnSmss Psts2 Coiiier T wheeler u
/ Brown. Thomas, Ewing Murat Halstead An
Before the guests sat down 70 dinner they were
received by committee composed Of Warren Hig- |
corrw viz H T. Ambrose. P s Jennings D. II. |
Bates. samuel Mcmillan. Rush W. TagSart. John /
land
That The dinner proper was admirable goes with /
out saving The menu made a charming souvenir |
81 the occasion. faced as ii was with tho brown Of
Dino the seal of the State pictured the top.
The balcony down sweet sounds Of nstru-
mental harmony during the progress Of the dinner.
md aftsrward Il contained number Of the wives
y /.
strong. Mrs Henry T. Burnett. Mrs Homer Lee
irs : { Packard. Mrs A. J. G.. Fove Mrs Colgate
loyt Mrs James H. Hoyt. Mrs Arson q McC0ok
nd Mrs Sanford
BREvITY N GRACE.
The Rev Or Eliot said grace before the guestg sat
Own and the breviiy OF his prayer was startling
. the extreme. AS God was with the fathers so
nay He be with the sons Amen" said H. In
storishment the company broke into applause
General Burnett in calling the guests to order
eferre'l 20 the gathering a. an expression OF lova
oN7rc their native State. But the love of our
aiife State. he said. docs lessen our LOYALTY
o the STATE OF our adoption. We are proud of her
roatoe~s and her imperial position among the
taos o. tho land" General Burnett then called
o. 'l' company 10 drink 10 the President Of the
ni'ed States and TO the flag The cast was drunk
ADDING At once the band began 10 play The
tar Sranged Banner and all OF the 30 guests
'oE up no song. accompanying their vocal efforts
nh the waving Of hsndkerchcfs and napkins
THE GOVERNOR OF ONO.
In Introducing Governor Bushnell General Bur
20, referred 10 him anomaly in that al
aorsh be was a native OF New-Nork he was Gov.
fror II OHIO. The Governor Of Ohio 20, an OK
'emely hearty reception a. ne 10 speak
~ ON The cordially Of my reception" said ne 1
M see that are all friends. You see | take
gu into partnership and say We Sometimes IL IS
'ore difHcut 20 form partnerships There was
Pee Young fellow who worked IN a ccun;ry
o, ling store. one morning ne got 10 the store
ai'} ana as he was washing the windows his en-
ioyer came up ! guess We shall have rain TO-
~ SAM Tho boy His employer looked AT him
TN srow. Since when did you git into thu
I'M said he Newly York and Ohio are SIN neck
IA neck for while you have given the country a
rsiaeni for four yeaTs. shall give It one for
~ ioir years 70 come. Appiauscj In still an