New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
LEAGUE MEN TO. CONVENE.
PREPARING FOR THE GREAT ASSEMBLY

THE OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL
CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS
TO BE HELD IN BALTIMORE FEBRUARY
2s-THE LEAGUE WILL MAINTAIN A
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The official call for the second annual con-
vention of the Republican National League, at
Baltimore next month, has been issued by the
Executive Committee Of the organization. 1t Is
as follows:
Headquarters:
The Republican League Of the United States.
New-York Jan. Q, 1880.
OFFICIAL CALL
National Convention of the Republican League OF
the United States.
To tho Delegates OF said Convention.
Gentlemen: The National Convention OF the Repub
ncan League of the United States. in convention
assembled at the League Headquarters In New-York
previously issued in accordance with the constitution
Of the League, upon motion made and seconded,
House in the city Of Baltimore, Maryland, at noon
on Thursday, February %, 1889, and to continue
in session thereafter during such hours as said con-
The business which properly will come before the
convention will be the reports from the officers OF
the League, the election of officers and members
Of the Executive Committee for the ensuing year;
Convention Of the League and such other business
as may, at the convention, be brought forward by
the delegates assembled.
Let not the victory Just achieved sunice for the
present, nor let IL mil us into Incidence neglect
Of duty. The League must be maintained in all rs
remaining seven southern States where IL has not
been established without osentaon an undue claim
TO Importance, the League in all its branches has
faithfully and assiduousy worked for Republican
accomplished that work but the sim greater work
Of preserving the supremacy OF the Kepuessn party
absolutely fair and honest vote at the polls ir every
section Of the Union presents Itself and demands
an earnest response from League members In every
Of accomplish
results the organization OF local climbs and state
xoa s Be 80 a with ygor and en Al
ready Democracy has issued It's urgent call Tor League
anu Ia. e. gac,vs serrica in iees and
also the undcnisble truth that the next
contest begins in $780, when members Of Congress
will again be elected. Shall we, as Republicans, he
found lndoleni when in poweri Shall We cease TO
cherish the results Of efforts or the maintenance
of Republican pnncipesf The League Is the people,
and through them and from them let the answer
call in tones which viii inspire Sun greater effort
and more thorough organization, so that not only
been PLACED Ia the ranks Of the Republican
party, ~5ut also New,Jorsey and Connecticut
admission be Let in, and the Republican South
states be released from the BONDAGE OF unfair cleo
to accomplish such results. 90.
The Mp4 . sss rs sS ayss ss s B
accepted local committee has been appointed
that large demonstration viii be made at baltimore.
and from there may proceed 90 Washington 10 Join
In tho Inauguration ceremonies on Monday March A.,
1880 II League clubs Of sufficient numbers rep
resented Baltimore. grand League parade Will bo
had before they go to washington ,o,., .,comro,.
tions other Inquiries may be sent direct TO the Hon.
w. W. Johnson. chairman, No. % West Saratogast,
Baltimore Maryland. BY order Convention Repubn-
can League Of United States,
JAMES p. FOSTER. President
ANDREW B. HUMPHREY. secretary.
The headquarters of the Baltimore committee
in charge Of the arrangements for the conven-
ton are at No 20 West Saratoga-st. Of that
city, The chairman of the committee Is Presi-
dent W. w. Johnson of the Maryland State League.
The vice-chairman is Major Joseph G. Smith.
Daniel L. Brinton is secretary and George l.. Bags
treasurer. Other members are President Foster
and Secretary Humphrey, of the National League,
General Felix Agnus, Leon Selegert John X.
Shaw J. Frank Supplec Chauncey Brooks James
L. Hooper, Noble ii. Creager George B. Creamer,
s. r. Mason, ii. n. Banl<ard, H. Webster Crowl,
Wesley NJ Oler, p German, J. Reese Pitcher,
Cecil ]. Karsner, William F. Airey. A Il. Booth,
William F. Stone, J. T. Mallory, Charles r
Aughinbaugh, Talbot J. Albert, Charles w. Brown,
Samuel F. Tapman, Isaac Myers Joseph S. Davis
and William ii. Barnes
A circular letter Of particular interest TO the
League has been issued by The Tribune this week
and sent to ell the clubs OF the country whose
addresses are known.