Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-10
The virginia Republicans.

Tho Neputlcsa STATS Ezaeutico Commit
lee net in Richmond yesterday. Ger. Wick.
ham presiding, Eh:n tie fo!iowcg rratms!c
and resolution off.rol By Mr. D;zsndo;t WAS
adopted:
Whereas, tho political siluaiio. 10 Vir2icia
prasen many features hitherto uoknoHa 10
the politics OF tho State, ADD whereas there ls
c serious dfIareGo, of opinion IS to the best
policy to be pu!suad by the Repullc!n party
10 tho fall campaign therefore
Resolved, Thst We rtc>mmeld. IS The llig.
| meut CT This committee, that delegated cen.
vcuion Of tho Rspubc,us Of this State
should be held for the purpcs, Ct CONSULTATION
az to the proper course 10 be ruEu,d 10 the
coming csm paisu and fer sush ae!ion as, 10 the
judgment Of tho nbjori;y in ssii convention.
msy be conducive to tho future we'll being OF
the Republican party OF this State.
The following offered ty Mr. CALLAHAN, was
adopted:
Resolved, That this Committee requests tie
members ct tho State Central Committee
present TO call ca III, secretary Of this commit.
tee to call meeting OF the Committee TO be
held in Richmond 90 the % h day Of Juno.
Gap. Wickhsm read The following paper pre-
pared By him, which was adopted aud 1000
| copies UFCeEGC ~ w
To the R'publicans Of Virginia:
The limo for preparation for tho campaign
fer tho ts! elcc.ious is at hand. Tho State
Central Com has been requested 10 meet
On the 29ih day of Juuc, 1851. When it con.
Tenea it will issue call for Republican State
convention to srrsuge for tho SUCCESS OF the
party. la tho meantime We call upon all Re-
publioars TO stand lq1srcly ~ their oolcrs and
their principles, anu work diligently to main.
tain their c)unty auG club organizations, to add
TO the strength OF their numbers, acd to exert
themselves to prevent our voters from being
dciuded into desertion CT their own party
6nd O Coalition With 600 which refuses 10
acknowledge ellssislo, to Republication.
Remember that no would havs c,nied tho
State for Garfield and Authcr 10 November
isst had not cur efforts been frustrated by The
iotert1reno, IRON outside parties, and trasson
90 the part If some within our own lines
Tho iso;oLs of The Democratic party of the
State are mole bitterly divided than ever.
Oar party here clrmapd5 To-day more Of
respcc: than it has ever done, cpd by firmly
adheriog 10 our principles and the Integrity OF
our organ ziton. We will altrsc. tho support OF
very many If tho most solid people Ct the
Stale. Labor fer success, be lru, to ourselves,
cur party, and our country, and VIC will achieve
Viciorf ct The approaching election for our
party which will bo permanent.
The following was tiTsrtd by w. II. Lester
ard adoGttd:
RGs}lvad, That this Ctmmi:oo cullJ SPECIAL
attention to tho following resolution passed by
tho State Ceutrsl Committee Fetursry s, 1881
That ho we'll biicg Of tho Republican p,rty
10 EIr&ills demands that 40 mcuber Of Re-
publican organization CT c,nu.itoc shall be al
tho same tune s mtmb:r Of aty political organ
Iz'tlOu or committee Whoh does cot ackuU8l.
edgo ailceistce TO the Republican party aud
lis 'nraclplca. aud MY su;h nembtr SO ec,iug
shall thereby vsoato his positiou IS a member
Of the Republican committee or organization,
and Republican shall b. cltc:td forthwith 10
his stead Aad that The county end city Or
| ganizltiona be r,qacs!od TO tc: accordingly.
1t is understood that III, Republicans will
bold State convention, to evil Oh the S Il. c
Central Committee viii moet Oh the c9h.