Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
WISE VS. MALONE.
THE KIcKsRs APPEAR 10 HAVE rousD
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Cut Big Enough for the Whole
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Execu-
tive Committee OF the National Repub-
lican Committee met to-day 10 adjust
the differences in Virginia. After de-
liberation of nearly two hours the COM
mittee arrived at n conclusion and issued
the following:
10 the Republican Voters Of Tr-
ginia:
The undersigned having presented the
differences in the Republican party OF
Virginia touching the electors in the
Second, Third, Fifth, SiIth, Seventh,
and Eighth congressional districts to the
Republican National Committee, and
that committee having adopted the reso-
lutions hereto annexed, We heartily COM
mend it's suggestions to al Republican
voters OF the state. In doing this we
assume that the Republican voters OF
Virginia viii accept the resolution
OF the National Committee as 10
the mode Of proceedings, both
in precinct and county meetings and
in district conventions, and that such
meetings and conventions so constituted
will give n fair, free, and full expression
OF the will of Republican voters who as
semble in the meetings and tde delegates
in conventions. We therefore call upon
all Republicans in Virginia who have
heretofore taken part with MS in the
recent unfortunate division IN our party
to attend the precinct and county meet
ings called for the election Of delegates
20 our district congressional conventions,
and take part in said proceedings, and
wherever such are elected delegates TO
attend said district convention and abide
by their action AZ 70 the question OF
electors. The suggestions of the Ma
tional Committee, If observed, and We
doubt not that they will be OBJ
served, remove any and all obiec-
tions on the Part of loyal Repnbli-
cans to attending said meetings and con-
ventions. and are sufficient guarantees
for cordial unity among all the Republic
cans in our State in the effort to secure
twelve Republican electors from Virginia
pledged to Harrison, Morton, and pro
lection. In all earnestness, loyalty, and
sincerity We make this appeal to the
members of our party, and congratulate
them upon the happy ending of all the
cause Of difference among the Virginia
Republicans as TO the electoral ticket
Signed }. -. BRADY,
Member of National Committee;
J. S. WISE;
u, +. HoUsTOy,
y State Chairman;
Y. ID. GHoyER,
Chairman and elector Second District;
LOUIS Mckenzie,
Eloctor Eighth District
committee appointed by the Republi-
can State Committee at a meeting OF
August s, 1888.
The resolution adopted was os follows /:
"Rcsolrcd, That it is the sense Of
this committee that the proposal made
by tue Republican COMMITTEES OF Viz
ginia. presided over 10y General Ma
hone. to submit the question as 10 the
electors il the six contested districts Of
Virginia to district conventions 10 be
convened for nominatIpg congressman
ought to be accepted by that wing Of the
Republican party presided over by Colo
mel Houston. But We are further Of the
opinion that, in the interest OF harmony,
persons calling meetings TO elect dele
gates and district conventions TO order
should not designate the temporary
chairman, but that the selection Of said
chairman should DO left entirely to the
meetings AMI the conventions them
selves" j. II. FAssETT,
Secretary.