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Republican Natl Convention
AT CHICAGO. JUNE 3, 1854.
WASHINGTON. DC Dec. 70. iSss

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. IL, 1883.
A National Republican Convention win NEE; at
Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday, June 3, 1884, at Il
o'clock noon. fer the nomination of candidates to be
supported for President and Vice President At the
next election.
The republican electors Of the several states and
all other voters without regard to past political
flying American labor. protecting and extending
home industries, giving free popular education 10
an honest counting Of ballots eectualiy protecting
all human ri hts in every section of common
and permanent harmony throughout the land by
maintaining National Government pledged TO these
objects and principles cordially invited TO send
from each State four delegates ut large, from each
congressional District two delegates, and for each
Representative at large two delegates, to the Con-
vention.
.The delegates at large shall be chosen by popular
delegate State conventions, called not less than
twenty days published notice. and held not more
than sixty days before the time fixed for the meeting
of the National Convention.
"The republicans of the various Congressional Dis.
trcts shall have the option of eecting their dele
ed on similar notice. and held In the Congressional
Districts at any time within the fifteen days next
prior to the meeting of the State or by
subdivisions of the State Conventions into District
Conye yentons; and such delegates shall be chosen IN
the latter method If elected previous to the meet
ing of the State Conventions. All District delegates
shall be accredited by the officers of such District
Conventions
1.-TWO delegates shall be allowed from each Terri.
tory ana from the Dstrict OF CoiumDia, similarly
chosen.
.Notces of contests shall be given to the National
Committee, accompanied py full printed statements
| OF the grounds of contest, which shall also be made
public and preference in the order of hearing and
| determining contests shall be given, by the 'onven
ton, according TO the date, of the reception Of such
notice and statements by the National Committee"
| ID. NJ. SABIN, Minnesota, Chairman.
| JOHN A. MARTIN, Kansas, Secretary.
| Paul Strobach. Ala. George A. Halsey, N. J.
| Powell Clayton, Ark. Thomas c. Platt, N. Y.
John +. Miller, Cal. william Z. Canady. N. c.
j. B. Chafee, Col. William c. Cooper. ..
| o. II. Platt, Conn. John II. Mitchell, Oregon.
| Christian Febiger. Del. G. l. Magee, Penn.
| William W. Hicks, Fla iam A. Pierce, R. 1.
James b. Deveaux. Ga. Samuel Lee, S. G..
John A. Logan, ILL., william Rule. Tenn.
John c. New, Ind. A. Il. Maley, Texas.
| John 5. Runnels, Iowa. George W. Hooker, Vt.
| lillian o. Bradley, Ky. Samuel NJ. lost, Va.
| Frank Morey, La. Nathan Gof, W. Va.
| William z. Frye, Me. Eihu Euos, Wis.
James A. Gary, Md. Levi Bashford. Arizona.
| John NJ. Fobes, Mass. {. T. Mccoy, Dakota.
| James II. Stone, Mich. George l.. Shoup, Ida.
| George c. Mckee, Miss. st phen E,kins, N. NJ
| Chauncey Filley, Me. g. ". Bennett, Utah.
james W. Dawes, Neb. Thomas II. Brents, Wash.
John Z. Jones, New. Joseph NJ. Carey, Wyo.
| Vim. T.. Chandler, N. Ii. Charles b. Purvis, ID. G.
Republican National Committee.
| The Republican National Committee will meet at
the Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago, Illinois. May 81,
| 1884.