Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-14
TIE REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE
stilI Fer Perfectlng the organiza.
ssissss sf the Committees.

shH For War-Perfectlng the Organiza
ss the Committees.
New YORK July 11.-ff Ia -
National Committee at D. IL. receive,
the executive committee OF the leag,ie o.
| Republican Clubs, headed by ". w. john
ison, OF Nevada. Judge Thurston o
Nebraska was introduced as their spokes.
! man. He said the coming Campaign was
one OF war, and that his committee had
called to receive instructions as to their
positions in battle. They were waiting for
orders. and would carry them out iaith-
fully.
Chairman Clarkson, in reply, welcomed
the volunteers, as he termed them, and
said the National Committe appreciated
their advances and nightly glad to have
their operation in the campaign.
II was decided to request the National
Committee to appoint committee to con
fer with the Executive Committee of the
league as to the best plan of utilizing the
support of the league.
Mrs. }. Ellen Foster OF the Iowa Woman's
Temperance Advocate, was next usEered
into the rooms. In | ng address she
presented the plan for the formation OF a
Woman's National Republican Club.
At the meeting OF the national COMMITTEES
tonight Senator NJ. s. Quay, OF Pennsyl-
Yanla, was chosen chairman, and State
Senator J. s. Fassett, of New York, secre
tary. They were appointed to hold the
same offices on the executive committees |
Ihe executive committee was chosen as |
follows: M. HI. DeYoung, of California:
Samuel Fessenden, of Connecticut, George |
4. Davis, OF Illinois: John G. New, of In
hama; }. 3. Clarkson, of Iowa; w. C. Good
oe, OF Kentucky; j. Manchester Hanes. of
Maine; Garrett A. Hobart, of New JERSEY: |
L. Conger, of Ohio.
The President of the State League of Re-
publican Clubs held conference Tonight
With the National Republican COMMITTEES
'ut no information was given out A con-
srence committee mas been appointed bv
he league to confer with similar commit
ee OF the National Republican Commit tee
o-morrow.
A resolution indorsing the league OF Re-
ubllcan clubs was pa sed, as was also one
lvoring the organization of women's Re-
ublican clubs.
The National Committee also appointed
ne following sub-committe to take charge
the campaign for the acifc states and
'rritories: Jonathan Bourne, Oregon. K
rthur z. Mellette, Dakota; Edward Viii
AIMS, Nevada. On territories e vans.
Gillette and Warren were appointed as a i
parate committee. John G. New is the
-st named member OF the executive com /
ittee, and he will probably be chosen /
7
New YORK, July 12.-The Republican
ational Executive Committee to-day C
ected W. W. Dudley, o Indiana, Treas ,
er and Col. HI. Swords, of Iowa, Sergeant
Arms.
President Taylor of the Indiana State
,ague, and Foster, President of the C
ational League, addressed the committee,
ggesting plans for campaign work, and .
u. Conger and Mr.. Hayes replied saying d
e National Committee, as decided by Z
resolution passed last pight was desirous W
acting in harmony with league commit
IS. t.
This evening Mrs. Foster also addressed A
9 executive committee on plan for or
nizing woman's Republican clubs, which
Is favorably considered.
Last night Harris North Carolina. adj Il
essed the National Executive Committee N
the situation in his state. His encour- II
,ng reports were heartily applauded. D
hers followed speaking on promising in. d
ations of Republican success in other
ties.