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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-16
BORN IN IRELAND.
Tho Latest Story About sheridAu-NO.
Native American.

The Latest Story About SheridAn-Not
Native American.
MLwAUKEE, WIS, Feb. l5,-Tho qua
ton of sheridAn's eligibility ia now raiss!
BioRrsphers state that he was boru /
Somerset, Perry county, Ohio, March
1881,
Acousin now turns up with story Ibl
is calculated to ruin tho boom Of "Li!ti
Phil"
Mr.. L. McCabe, Of this city, is covi,
oil Gen. Phil Sheridan. The General hg
on several occasions been visiter at NJ
McOahe's home. The latter was seen b.
reporter to-day, and when ssked ID
some facts concerning bis illustriO1
cousin, Mr.. McCabe, who is shoemsts
and appears 10 be about sixty years oil ~
said that the General was his cousin 40.
visited him every time he came to MI
waukee.
"Would you like to SEQ him slets.
President?" asked the reporter.
"Why, Of course; il 1t could be, b
answered.
When asked for his reaaon for thlsrt
mark, no replied: because Phil Sheriff.,
was not born in this country. Tho hOlS
in which he was born is not O atoas's
throw from my early home, and lHE
born in Ireland" ,
Mr.. McCabo was unwilling TO G,k
further details, but said the locality d.
General Shsridan's home was OOUay
OAvsn, in the north OF Ireland. He AtA
that tho statement that Sheridan "
born in Ohio was not true, that his moIG
was still living and could testify to h
McOabe's) statement.
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A Word About Gata1h.

at Ia tho mucous membrane, tha' WondE'.
5emi.auId envelope surrounding the delicate 7
sues oil tho air aud food pVSSge', that 'sFl.
makes It's stronghold. Once established Il =
into the very yitAlE, and renders lie Da. i' A.
drawn breath Of misery and dIseA'e daiI .,s. !
sense Of hearing, tTammollng the power o. sgeY4 Z.
destroying tho faculty OF smell, hlhtLS y
breath, and killing the refined p!et uies ~ NJ
InlidlouIly BY creeping on from Ilmtivi 80
the head, Ii assaults the memDrAn0us lluIIk - :,
envslops the bones, eating through w g nS.
coats and causing Inflammation, hOuEn'ns, =
death. Nothing short Of to'A efAS lCAtl1n W.
cuTe health 10 the patient and al 81. l,st' ~
umplY ptocraStilAtsd suffering, leading w ~
teIminatiuu. BanioTdG Radical lure " - ~,
lion and BY IateThGi LdmlnistAuol, ~ I,,s Nv
failed; even when the disease has nlng .t M
inroadS on dellcAte cons ututiOnl, heAitus, -
aud taste hAYe been recovered, and inc H''-
thoroughly driven out" h,.,t,
BGniOrdG Radical euro cOnSllu Of olG l DO,"'
the Radical Cure, ono box Catarrhal 59l{cTi ~ ~
one Improved Inhaler neatly WfapglSS ID "
package, with full directions price l'~
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STATE DEVELOPMENT.
Upshur County Elects Delegates to the Il
,.tr,-,,Inr fIOnvantiop

Upshur County Elects Delegates to the I'm
migration Convention.
The citizens Of Upshur county held
meeting Monday night, February 18th
for the purpose Of appointing delegates Il
Wheeling, February Goth. Hon. 7. ]
Fsrnsworth was made chairman, and A
B. CLARK and T. G. Brady, secretaries.
After several short speeches, warmly
endorsinG the call, the following delegates
we're appointed; D. D. T, FRrnsworth
Levi Leonard, G. A. Newlen, John L
Smith and J. W. Heavier. On motion
the chairman and secretaries were added
to the List OF delegates.
A motion was adopted that any person
attending the meeting from the county
should be authorized to act as delegate
Upshur will put her shoulder to the wheel
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BELLAIRE,

All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander was here yesterday.
Nm. ]. +. Rodeier made short visit up the
river yesterday.
Miss Bessie FarIs, Of the Island, Is down among
friends for few days.
Mrs. Rev. Mclaughlin eot 4 hard fall yesterday
and was considerably bruised.
There Is talk here OF an Increase or advance In
the natural gas Of from 50 to 100 per cent
Mrs, Frank MAnell wiie Of The bog packer the
Central glass house, Is here visiting friendG
Capt John HotIer makes his daily rounds be-
tween here, the Mingo and wheeling shops.
The rumor on the streets Of the death Of Colonel
Sullivan Is untrue. The Colonel is enjoying good
health.
Crafty 4 Co., the insurance agents here, were
awarded the contract for placing insurance on the
city buildings.
About aity tickets were sold over the Cleveland
Pittsburgh road for O. II. TallmRn's funeral yes
to-day morning
This afternoon regular meeting oil the Womens'
Christian Temperance Union will DO held at the
residence Mrs, J. F. RodefGr
Nm. Elmer beavers, Ros MrClelland, died at her
home Tuesday night at 10 o'clock She was the
vile OF the Atlantic tea store man.
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coNYENTloN SMALL rA1k.
Hits of Gossip About the Delegates aad the
Proceedings.

BIts of Gossip About the Delegates aud the
Proceedings.
Josis KrSmer's music was inspiring.
There are In the convention nine col.
ored men,
F. W. PierpOInt, Of Fairmont, came in
yesterday.
. NV. vandsrvOrt, OF Palkersburs, is a
!, :, Charles B; Smith, Of Wood county, Gays
ut Is great"
Mayor ssabrisht was an interested
looker-on all day.
Ex-Dslegate WellE, Of Tyler, came up
yesterday ct noon.
Editor shiun had his speCks frightened
up for the occasion.
Ex:Dslegsts Thomas E. Davies, Of
Ritchie county, Is here.
Mayor MCClelland, OF WellSburR, ia
with the Brooke delegation.
Belmont, W. Va, had bright repre-.
sentative in George W. Boss.
The restaurants have not hsu such Q
boom since the Big Reunion.
Col. spstes put on his old time Repub.
hcan smile and never took 1t Cd.
General Flick's white plug reminded
the Plumed knights Of by.gone days.
State Senators Max veil and Furbee and
Delegates Bowers, Jones, DuVal, Nc.
WhoTter, Sinclair and McCombs are the
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A WONDERFUL ANALYSIS.
A Simple Fhyslcai trouble shown to bo
tho "negmntng of the ind"

A Simple Physical Trouble shown to DO
tho "negmning of the End"
WHAT'S "a coagh, nls anirritaliOn Of the throat
and lunsS. What causes ~ Congestion. Stop
the congestion the irritation eeasO' aud the cough is
cured. Bat how to stop tho congestion All. there
IL Just where physicians have always been puzzled.
But I. must be checked. or pneumonia. quick con-
sumption or some terrible pulmonary disease win
follow. Some doctors give cod liver oil. others
cough syrupS. but tho most advanced prescribe
samulan.s. Nature must bo assisted. PursWhiSksy
will do 1t. Sec what physicians says
Prof. Au,tln Flint Q, Bellevue ci0v YoFi) Cob
lege, says: "The ;udelous use Of alcoholic Stinu.
lants is one of tho striking ohArnetsrhtiea Of pro
Rrsas in the practice of medicine during the Last
half century"
Professor Henry A. Mott of Now YORK. says
"Ths purity of DuHy'G PurO Malt whIskey las SIM
pie analytical to,h will readily convince ply
stefan or an expert should certainly recommend IL
70 the hlsheE: public favor"
DR.. WIN. r. Cutter. State Chemist OF Connecticut
says; "DuIys rrO Malt wh!akey contains no de-
IOtorious or Iniurou, qualities. and its absolute
purity. a, we'll a, scientific mode Of manufacture
must commend IT to general use and favor"
puHy's Pure Malt whlsEcy is certain cure and
preventive of congestion. and should DO kept IL
every family. IT'S sold by all druggists and deal
era. DO sure and secure the genuine.
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DUBUQUE, IA, Feb. l5.-A few sundr!
ago the Rev. Q. O. Brown, pastor OF IL
Congregational Church OF this city, chEs
ed In a sermon that Robert q. IngerG.
had signed q petition in favor OF the n
peal OF the law prohibiting the carrying
obscene literature through the mai
These remarks we're published and !
copy OF the paper containing the
cent TO Mr.. Ingeraoll. The late
replied in q letter addressed to Dab
que acquaintance, in which the ChGis
was denied and the author referred to u
severe terms. Last evening Mr.. Brow
read before a large audience m open lelts
to InRsrsoll, in which hs quoted from tAi
official Congressional Record the peiitiolo
Iugersoll and others for tho repeal Of ut
law and the report Ofthe committee Their
on reiuaing the petition. The conHoTs'El
has grown to DO matter oil public inter
eat because Of the large liberal elemen'h
Iowa. Mr.. Brown esid the charge W
one OF inlamy to Mr.. Ingersoll, II ni'l
and to himself, II false, and he believed.
has substantiated the charge. a lAr
number OF communications on both sl1a
have been received from al! parts Q! w
State,
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Mn. Dr.. HincrmEnn is visiting friends in olGrks
burg, W. Va.
This uncertain freezing weather Is causing much
trouble from bursted water pipes.
Mr.. VIII Horton and Mis- Edith DorbIn were
married BY the Rev. Dr. Dc Has last Tuesday
week.
George LeuiBetter, Of Bridgeport, has opened Z
saloon opposite tho Cleveland q Pittsburgh palENn
ger depot
n. Samuel WCstWoOd, q former nail worker al
the LAuRhl!n min, has been appointed to Ill The
place Of oficer Williams on the police force.
The Martins Ferry Construction Company have
Issued circulars explaining their mode Of doing
bu1lnen and what the company purposes doinE,
which, II strictly carried out viii add greatly 10
the ciiy'S welfare.
Mr. William o'copnor, OF Uni0ntown, Pa, was
In the city yesterday looking after business con.
nected With the Coyno case. Mr.. Q'ConnoF has
the children q Coyno, and means 70 support thOm
with the lAttef'1 money II poAlble.
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HON. JOHN w. MASON.
Views of \ NatlonaI Committeeman on tue
Blaine Letter.

Blame LeItefs
Hon. John W. Mason, Of Grafton, and
West Vfrsfnlas member OF the National
Republican Executive Committee, Is in
the city, and In attendance on the State
Convention. An INTRLLIGRNcER reporter
asked him what he thought Of Mr.. Blaine's
letter Of withdrawal. He replied:
81, OF course, had no information that
he contemplated writing any such letter,
and vet am not wholly surprised. l re-
member how reluctant he was TO going
into the campaign OF 1884. / had several
interviews with him In the spring OF 1884
and know that had he consulted his own
wishes he would not have permitted his
name to 20 before the convention ct thRt
time, l thought at one time that he
would absolutely refuse to allow the use
OF bis name. He finally yielded at the
earnest solicitation Of friends who thought
Il was the best for the party and country.
60. / can readily understand his feelings
now. It 10 his earnest desire to pass the
remainder OF his life quietly and peaceful
| ", free from the gtriies and perplexihes
incident to political life. He has certainly
well earned the rest which he now seeks. i"
"What will be the effect Of his letter ?"
81 do not think It Will have any effect
whatever upon his nomination. His letter
merely emphasizes what his friends had
already declared to be his and their poll.
CIV. II this letter had not been written his
name would not have gone before the
convention as q candidate, nor would Q
nomination have heen permitted unless 1t
had been practically unanimous; unless
the party had demanded 1t with great
unanimity. OF course, the dissent Of
personal enemies and mugwumps, NAL
contents and cranka would not have been
considered, but unless the bulk Of the
good and true men Of the party thought It
the best thing to do hia friends would not
have permitted his nomination. Now,
when the convention shall assemble In
June, fresh from the people, suppose they
with great uuAnimity think It is the best
and wisest thing to nominate Mr.. Blaine,
they will do 1t, Notwithstanding his per.
sonal wishes. So, you see, the real con.
ditions upon which his nomination de-
ponds are not changed In the slightes. de.
gree by this letter. Mr.. Blaine does not
want the nomination. He would rather
be Q private in the ranks; but II called to
command, he has too much patriotism TO
refuse. He will still follow the voice Of
that party which he has served 80 long
| and well"
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There was very enjoyable social gath
erinC in the ehRpe OF surprise party
given one night this week at the residence
Of Mr.. James A. Lcasure, ut No. 1872 FIJI
taenth street, st which were present the
following named people: Mr.. and Mira
A. Hsbrank, Mr. and Mrs. William FEeiee,
M. and Mrs. B. Hebrauk, Mr.. and Mrs
q, Knll, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kull, sr., Mr.. D
Kull, H., Miss Katie Fox, MiGs Mary Fox
Mics Emma Kull, Miss Eda Lobenstein
Mics Was and Mr.. and Mrs. James Leas'
ure, II, Tho music wsa furnished by
Conrad, snd the pleasant occAnion waI
prolonged until late hour.
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The passenger department Of the Balti-
more L Ohio railroad, announce that ar
ranyements have been made to sell cxcur.
sion tickets to Wheeling and return al
single fare for the round trip, from oil
Btation1 on its line between Harper'G
Ferry and Parkersburg, Grafton and Ben
wood, and Morgantown and Fairmont, on
account Of the Immigration Convention
to be held at Wheeling on the Goth inst.
The tickets will be sold for all trains
February 2Sth and Goth, and valid Tor re-
turn passage until March 2, 1888.
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LOCAL BKEvIr1Es.
Matters of Minor S1oment in and Abou
thu City.

Masters of Minor s1oment in and About
the City.
DINNER and supper served at the g. A,
R. hall to-dpy. Tickets 20 Cents. Enter
tainment at night.
THERE was only one case in Police Court
yesterday morning. It was plain drunk,
and its name was John King. He got a
fine OF 81 and costs, and in default was
committed for twenty days.
THE bean bake and concert ct the
Grand Army Of the Republic hall last
evening for the benefit Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, the Woman's Re-
lief Corps and the Sons Of Veterans, was
a very pleasant event, and will be re.
pea,ed this evening at the hall on Main
street near Twelfth.
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Mr., Thomss ]. Bray, the Superinten'
don't Of the Riverside tube works, return
ed last evening from Pittsburgh, whore be
obtained the affidavit Of Mr.. W. NJ. Fa'
Der, who depossa that he was in the Htreet
car here with Mr.. Bray on ThursdAy eve
ming last, and that Mr. Bray did not use
npy such language Is was attributed to
him by Denis O'Leary. Mr.. Bray also
makes an affidavit that the time Ct which
M. Fabsr speaks is tho only time be has
recently been on q horse car here with .
irienj, and that he did not then nor at
any other time use the language about the
RIyerslde acsIs attributed TO him by Mr..
O'Leary and quoted by Secretary William
Martin in q communication to theAsaocist-
cd Pres1.
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List OF writing machines taken In ex'
change for tbs New Csligraph. viii be
sold cheap. Address Edward L Rose & Co.
One No. 2 Oaligrsph, price $50.
One No. 9 Oaligrsph, price $40.
One No. Caligraph, price SS0..
One Hall (new), price $50.
One Crandall new, price $50.
One Crandall, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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syrup Of FiES

Ia Natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or coStive; 10 diSpel headaches
colds, and fever1; to cure hRbitual con.
stipation, Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
lactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and O. Menkemeller, At Bsllaire by NJ,
N. Mercer,
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Being More Pleasant

To the taste, more acceptable 70 the
stomach, and more truly beneficial IN its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is rapidly super
sedinR Nil others. Try It,. One bottle
will prove jGs merits. Sold by Logan q
Co, Anton P. He's, R. 3. Burt and 2.
Menkemoller. At BsllsiIe, by M. N
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If YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker'H Dys-
pepsia Tablets. They are positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flstulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
and so cents. Logan & Co., q. r. Goetze,
O. Menkemillsr, r. B. Burt and Borrie
BIoA,
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TOM Bdlor Ofhs hltsRtoaor. .
sIR:-Please state II We are now living
In the eighteenth or nineteenth century,
and oblige A SUBSCRIBE.
TThe nineteenth century began with
1901 and will DO Clcstd with 1900
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. l6.-For West
Virginia, warmer lair weather; light to
ircah winds, generally shifting TO south
erlY.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer lair
weather; light to fresh variable winds,
shifting TO southerly.
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OVercOatlngs and heavy weight SullinSs,
made up In tlrst.class style. huflersS
Gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost
Just received, another Invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
50 cent White Shirt.
q. HESS s SONS,
Nos. 1891 g. 1898 Market Sis.
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This League shall not express any pre-
ference for any candidate before any
political convention, but after a candidate
has been nominated by regular Republic
can convention 1t shall and will nae all
honest endeavor To secure his election.
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Ghe Ga&etLigettGsr,


For sGiO-foSe Rud Buggy.
Rochester LRmps-EwinR Eros,
Churua-Geo ". johnson IONS. .
MuIicAlO Postponed.
EppAB Cocoa
West Virginia Stencil and Seal WORKS.
Piano For Rent-F. W. banner,
RemovRl-A. Il, WlnCheT.
Reduction In PrlCes-I. G. Dillon d Co.
Oil-gRmden Consolidated OIL Company.
Cabinet PhotoGnphS-Hi Higgins
EouCe-LAughlln BTOA' Drug lo.-Third page.
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Iris asserted that Booth and salyini
keep their voices clear by the use OF DE-
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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G. A. HKBARD, ESQ, So. Boston, Mass,
was cured Of Salt Rheum by Palmer's
skin-Succesu. At Drug Store Of McLain
Bros.
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Even the English ylsitor, prone opf.
udice, admits that our roast beei eQ'h
the hest thew have at home.
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This constitution may be amended by
q majority vote Of all the clubs present.
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in this League upon It's own application in
writing by the Executive Committee.
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on No Rheumatic Ab0at Ne

W In one minute the Cai'caih Az \.
Pain Platter relieves hhGuihAggS s,,ss
alto, Sudden, sharp, aHd " ~
Pains, BtrAinS and WeAEnCaN AZ
| tint aud only pair. killing Plaster. new al
iGllible Andd0ie 10 pain inflammation ~. ~ 4
nca. Utterly unlike and vastly Supei'' w d
other plASter. AZ all druggist y canp ,,g g' w.
u %; or, postage free, OF POTTER y,,siV
CLINICAL Co., Boston, Mas. N|A
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The thermometer ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
istersd % follows:
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THE RESOLUTIONS,

This over, and "RAlly round the Flag"
played by the band, tao Committee on
Resolutions appeared in the hill, and Nr.
O. B. Hart read the report "a follows:
Appealing TO the history Of the Republican party,
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After the applause that greeted the
Gloss Of the popular speakers remarks
had died away, there were loud calls for
Hon. A. W. Campbell, Of this city, to
which that gentleman finally responded.
He had been asking himself what It ali
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the counties were crowded. Ohio county
had been brought back downstairs, all the
delegates being seated in the body Of the
hall and the Rlternates In the gallery.
Col. Swan called the convention to order
and Mr.. Bowers presented, from the Com.
mittee on Credentials, the lista Of clubs
and organizations represented In the con.
vention, 112 in number with the number
Of delegates from each and the chairman
Of the delegations.
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The officers Of this League shall be q
president, three vics.prssidents, a sscre-
tary and a treasurer, all Of whom shall
be elected at the Convention Of the League
and shall hold Office until the election Of
their successors.
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The convention shall be held annually
ct such time and place as may be dirsc.
ted by the previous convention. 0rif no
such direction has been made by the Ell.
ecutiye Committee, notice OF the time and
place Of meeting Shall be given in writing
by the Secretary to all clubs belonging to
the League at least thirty days prior to the
meeting.
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The convention shall be composed OF
Ave delegates from each club In the
Lssgue, each club shall cast but one vote
upon all question:.
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The officers and Executive Committee
provided for by this constitution shall be
elected by the clubs present OF this con-
vention, each club casting one vote, and
the officers and Executive Committee as
elected shall hold their offices until their
successors shall be elected at the next an
nual convention Of the League.
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A club may be admitted to msnberuhip
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The duties OF the officers shall be such
as are usually performed by like officers,
and may be regulated by the same COM
mittee. The treasurer ShAll be required
to give bonds in such amount 90 the Ell.
eedtiVe Committee may from time to
time determine. The Executive Com.
mittee may remove any officer or mem
Der Of the committee for cause, by the
vote Of q majority Of all the members.
XII.
A club NAV be admitted 10 msmbership
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Any permanently organized Republican
club In this State, having adopted q con-
stitution and hSving not less than twenty
members shall be eligible to membership
in this League.
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The Convention shall bs the sole judge
Of the qualifications oftts own members,
shall have powert to admit and expel clubs
rom the League and shall have power to
override the action Of the Executive Com.
mittee.