The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-16
ALL FOR HARMONY.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Regular Republican
State Committee,
Resolutions Looking 10 United Action
Of All Factions and Interests.

cI' LOUiS, r'O. 0.-At uVe O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon meeting of the Exc.
cutlye committee Of the Regular RepIb lean
State Committee, wss held at 200 Chestnut
street. 1t was attended by six OF the nine
members OF the committee and two Others
endorsed their action by telegraph.
The following resolutions wer unan-
imously adopted, also one inviting leading
Republicans and newspaper men of the
State to attend the meeting called for the
1lth Of March:
Resolved, That this committee In the in
terest OF the unity and harmony Of the par
ty, will not raise In this meeting, nor dis
cuss past differences, but will defer to the
voice and will OF the party, and to its gen.
eral interests, as Is now plainly manifest.
Resolved, That this committee respect
fully acknowledges the receipt Of the off,
ciaI communication of the Committee Of
Twenty.eight appointed by the Silk Stocking
city convention OF Oct. 10, 1888, with the
report OF said committee, embracing the
basis OF agreement submitted by the sub.
committee OF the conflicting Republican
committees, and proposition for joint &C.
ton unanimously agreed upon by each
committee ana by resolution re-
ferred to this committeeman that
the same be duly acknowledged.
Resolved, That said report and basis Of
Joint action therein proposed Is hereby
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the same be communi-
Gated as the sense Of this committee TO the
committe OF which Hon. r. 7. Van Horn
is chairman, and that James F. Beach,
Esqr., be and is hereby appointed to pre-.
sent the same In person to said Van Horn
as the representatives OF the wing of the
party, which his committee represented
to the end that both wings and all factions
OF the party may unite agreeabiy to the
manifest desire Of the great majority OF the
Republicans and of the Republican press
throughout the State, and Of the resolu.
lions and action Of the Republican Com.
mittees OF st. Louis, that, thereby both
committees shall surrender their trusts to
the whole party assembled under a Joint
call aud thus submit to the whole party In
such a popular and representative co nven.
ton all questions pertaining to the party.
Resolved, That such a course Is due In
order that the whole party may consult,
discuss aud authc ritively aud decisiv ely dis.
pose Of all conflics nat but one set Of dele
gates may result, state and National, and
but one representative recognized State
from the whole and not part OF the party.
Resolved, That the best interests of the
party demand that all aud every personal
interest and conflicts or contests shall be
subordinsted to the general interest, and
submitted 10 the will. voice. vote aud de-.
cision OF the whole party.
Resolved, That We concur 10 the state.
ments and averments of facts made In the
letters of the three distinguished
jurists, Judge Krum, presiding officer
OF the jefferson City Convention and
Committeeman at large OF the Van Horn
Committee; Judge Rom bauer, an earnest
representative Of the Silk Stocking element,
and Judge Gottschalk, delegate to the
Jefferson City Convention, and Mr.. John
Krauss, a member of the old Silk Stoc king
Committee, concerning the regularity Of
the Republican City Committee elected un.
der and by virtue Of the resolutions and
orders Of the Jointly -oslled and representa-.
tive City Republican Convention Of Feb.
ruary Goth, 1879, and the successive calls OF
the several city committees elected there.
under.
Resolved, That the secretary, H. n.
Webb, OF said Van Horn Committee, be
officially notified Of the action of this com
mittee, and also the several members o.
said committee.
Resolved, That as no action has beer
taken by a single county or district In the
state, responsive to the Van Horn call, nc
complication has thereby ersued that car
prevent joint action.
Resolved, That joint action will secure
unity, harmony and SUCCESS.
Resolved, That separate action will con
tinue division, dlsorganisation and de.
feat.
Resolved, That party committees are but
the servants OF the party aud should heed
the will and interests Of the party.
Resolved, That meeting Of the whole
committee be called to meet Ia st. Louis
at Central Turner Hall, on Tuesday, March
II, 1884, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to receive
the report from the Van Horn committee,
and prepared for Joint action with said
committee pursuant to the proposition Of
the Committee of Twsnty-eight, and Of
these resolutions, and further to take such
action as the situation and 'exigencies may
then demand.
By order of Executive Committee.
CRAUNcEY l. FILLEY.
Chairman