Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28

sured, and the members Of the Lesgue will
have the satisfaction of knowing that their
efforts have justified the prediction made
at its oIgsnizstion-thstit would prove 10
be the greatest engine OF modern politics
warfare.
Remember that these subscriptions are
to he asked for as apopular subscription 10
the Republican Lsegue Of The United State,
and that NO one - 10 be asked TO coutribuIe
more than one dollar, unless he chooses.
See to IT that every member Of your club
dose his duty, and do not let him escape
upon the plea that he cannot raise money.
he can get at least one subscriber, and II
he says he Cannot, then tell him to give
the dollar himself
Every subscriber to this fund will receive
an elegant souvenir which will be worth
all the money he has given, and the League
will allow you to retain, for the use OF
', ur club, twenty-five Per centum OF all
the subscriptions you may receive
To every club which secures $500 before
the 25.h day of September, the League
will present sn elegant silk hammer, With
pole, cords, &c, AID contains g the ON nal
emblem Ct thu League; an Ell g'nt affair
which any club may bs proud To possess:
The enclosed subscription blanks will
serve 10 get your members startsd, and a.
di i,psl ones wi he sent on your order.
This work must be 6oas at Gree. Delay
may mean defest. Prompt action guaran-
tees success.
Please acknowledge the receipt Of this
letter.
Rsnittences should be made weekly,
payable to the Republican League OF the
United States
JAMES P. FOSTER,
President.
W. W. DUDLEY,
Chairman Campaign COMMITTEES.
This letter, like the rest, has q large
and complicated beading, in which appears
the names of the Republican national can
dldates, q cut of the League button, the
re- o ution adopted by the National Oon-
ventiou at Chicago, endorsing the Lesgu',
TIE officers of the organization, and eusnry
other data Of more or less importance. Ac-
company ing the appeals for cash are print
cd forms, for the enrolment of cont ou-
tors, blank recs ipts, and eloquentiy word
ed reminders OF instances IN which the
Democracy have come TO the front with
cash at critical times. "a a mesns OF arous-
ing the ambition Of those who are bis
backward in coming forward with fnan-
cisl aid.
OshAr circulars relate to the compiling
of lists Of mauufscsories, with the polite
81 faiths of the employees, boz thsy voted
in 1894, low they will probably vote In
1888, &c. Still other blanks s'e for the
recording of lists of hoppsrs from Repuo'
lic4p 10 Democrat, Democrat TO Repuoli-
can, Democrat IN Third Party, Republican
to Third Party. &c lists of young men
casting their first votes. with an indication
of how they will pr, baby jump at the
polls; lists for recording of 1910 voters,
with their present staoding. or WHISTLER or
not any are doubtful; lists of political
clubs, with names and addresses Of
officers, number of members, names
and addresses of same, and go on
ad lib. Accompanying every circular, 10
matter what its kind, is strougly-worded
appeal to its recipient to carry out its
terms. The batch Of literature wsll Illus
trates the uuscrupulous way the Republic
cans are working, leaving no stone nm
turned to ii a them In carrying their plans
to successful issue.