The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-20
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
sOTND MONEY LEAGtE TO PUSH
THE R~EPTBIJCiN CAMPAIGN.
Administration Endorsed Daily Noon Meet
ings, such as Enlivened the Battle OF 1870
to he Held In New York Again This Year.

Representatives Of the Commercial Trav-
eller,' Sound Money League of the United
States, who have been in session in the Park
Pow Building for the past three days, con-
Guided their business yesterday. Delegates
were present from Maryland. Pennsylvania,
Connecticut, Massachusetts,. Michigan, tolo-
rado, California, Illinois, New Jersey and New
York B. Russell Throckmorton, the Sec
rotary, read a large number Of letters from
prominent men in all parts of the country,
Er-Mayor Strong wrote, among other things;
! do not know of any workers in Presiden-
tal year that rendered more valuable services
than the Commercial Travellers Sound Money
League Of the United States, and | do not know
of any organization that I would rather see
In the field this year than this organization;
IN fact would regret very much to know the
Administration did not have their support.
! sincerely hope that they will keep up then
org ,uzation and do what they can for tho
Continuance Of prosperity in the coming cleo
ton"
Cornelius \. Bliss wrote. 1t is gratifying
10 know that the league has been keeping
Up rs good work. and ! trust il will continue
10 do so"
senator VI. A Hanna wrote some time ago.
accepting membership on the Advisory Board
Of The league. and added. Il nm familiar
with he work Of the commercial travellers
N the last campaign, and fully appreciative
OF their influence for the right, which ! am
sure will be- none the less valuable or effective
IN he future"
Letters expressing similar opinions we're
as" read from Joseph II Manlcv Of Maine.
sk'Hyoy Daniel H. Hastings. of .Pennoylyania,
fN-MtHIF IHLr1. L na-...1 80 nl#lnAAl.lH
tN-pov Roger NOlCott of Massachusetts and
many o'h'r-
Following tho Republican National Con-
wH'yH az Philadelphia in June, the league
WI ma S'rl'" a daily series of MONDAY meet
iusr WHICH viii be held at some suitable point
III ,"r commercial centre.
Elry N The season II. " Dearborn, presi-
Hehl oi NJ" league. rendered his resignation.
beau" Of nr,,,rre Of private business. Col.
Si.1 u P : ,bHckcr and many others ad-
40 aS.in,r Mapping horses while crossing
huaH' They complimented Mr., Dear
~ on M" "~y"'llen' work. and then the latter
H. Tfs" SaS ~, resignation and will serve during
e. 'N as elurman Of the Advisory Board,
s"' y j. Very KIND II the league to reject
nv rHLrInrn oi tho holrd. ] know ! have
Ma"' var" Trends among the fraternity. My
r., - CHAIRMAN 81 he Republican County
L".i"'',"' 100 ls'd enables me 10 state that the
40 Hi excellent work Tor both the stat.
~ H. ,Idl i'k"t- n that year. The energy
". d"Di Dearborn especially and others
m obtaining Nh" gratuItous services of many
80 ,~p''Her~ saved the State and National
-. .'', largo expenditures. am glad
arr.,,nt ''"FnS resignation was not
Nt''u tDU'v "' ~
~ "I.'1r & Brown Of Fosteria. Ohio. one
m. o. 'th''r~-li-,argr from that State To
,dr "~'mI'nt Convention n member Of the
Ro',''T' Board of tho league. is in the city.
III VI ON PRESIDENT Mckinlcy'S STAFF when
Bro,M y, N.Ii'} NI- Governor of Ohio. col
Il ~" Nl~ rrcoguIyrd throughont the country
ma. 2, 10 lnkr an active part in the Com.
'N travellers Sound Money League