New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-22
LIVE PENNSYLVANIA CLUBS.
THEIR ACTIVITY IN BEHALF OF MR.. della
MATER.

| THEIR ACTIVITY IN BEHALF OF MIR. della
MATER
| TO HOLD THEIR ANNUAL CONVENTION IN PHIL
ADELPHIA ON TUEsDAY-STEADY PROGRESS
OF THE LEAGUE WORK IN LOUISIANA,
FLORIDA AND OTHER SOUTHERN
sTATEs-THE WISCONSIN
CONVENTION.
| The third annual convention Of the Republican
| clubs of Pennsylvania. which opens in the Acad-
emy of Music Philadelphia, tomorrow, prom
| ises to he unusually we'll attended. 1his
| is due in a measure, to the spirited contcft 1or
| Governor and the interest taken by the League
| in that contest The League, composed as II Is
10 a large extent, OF young men, looks upon ME-
| Delamatcr, the young Republican Candidate as
one particularly representing 1t, ana as such eh-
! titled to the active support OF the CLUBS AN
| evidence of this fact will he the large mee'luR
| in PHILADELPHIA There are 30 clubs in the
PENNSYLVANIA League. and eis.ity-hve OUTSIDE t''e
organization. Each of these is entitled TO three
| de,eaates President Stuart expects that nearly
all of those belonging to the League Will ne repre-
| scnted Some Of the outside local organizations
will probably join the League
| Over thirty new clubs were organized during
| the wear. before the campaign opened, ana >ih'c
the fight began clubs have been formed IN all &c.
tons not previously covered. President STUART
writes: We are taking an active interest,"
| In the present campaign. Cluns are oe'"3
| Organized throughout the State, ana nave
opened a headquarters for the League at NJ" =
| North Junper-st., Philadelphia Ohr Icia'1"'s
with the regular party organizations are peliec'iS
| Harmonious We are conducting a systematic
work in connection with and auxiliary u 'he
| State and city committees The other Officers
If the Pennsylvania League are Vice-Pesiden's,
| John 3. Rehm. Lancaster; A. j. Logan, PIttSors'
and J. +. Downing Erie secretaries, X II. l.l.o-
say. Pittsburg, and William Linn, Philadelphia
treasurer William Thornton Philadelphia
| League work in the Southern States continues
| TO make favorable progress In Louisiana IL 10
| rauidly becoming n potent force in the pon'lcS "t
the State In a recent letter +. E.. L. lerwis he'i.-
lpr of the National League Committee Ir"''
Louisiana, writes: " In every parish Of the Stale
| there is now Republican organization In i"r';-
| nine of tie parishes the League has central
| nominations The Republican ORGANIZATION
| proper and the League clubs are separate, NIL ac'
! together for the best interest OF t!e party nc
former organizations arc SUBJECT 10 Tie c"'r"' VI
the Republican State Committee, while the i"at""
| climbs act upon the suggestions OF tie Executive
| Committee of the League. Fifteen CLUBS were
! formed thi, wear Our next convention VIII 'c
| held This month in Ncw-Oricans. Tie manage
lncnt of the Congressional elections III tbs sac
is vested in the CONGRESSIONAL committee for cd'h
| disr ict. Of which tmcre are SIN. ana 80 ia! ITO
nominations have been made, hut III the EfAl
| thirty DAYS the committees will have convened
and issued calls for the seyeial conventions l"
| nominate candidates. After the nomin''lO:s nave
| been made the League will do all III ITS power 10
! help elect the various c"ndid;hrs
The Federal Election hill meets the approved
| of the Republicans Of the State, ana 'hc ONLY ~
| ere, is That lie senate has i.lled pfohI'N
| =, mas. il or course in Il Stat" like LouI>l-
ana ,i,b ,,yar ruisill. one Of lis chief prodir's
entire satisfaction with thee Farm Dill c'li'' ~
| expected, bat barring tie Tree sugar an" oo'''A
clause Il majority ri the Republicans are '''i'
fed with il. silver has always been popular WIN
the people of this State and the biil a. 1',rh'' y
n..s.c,, bv Congress meets with the appreciation :"
Rcpublicans. Many thousands OF ext mon s""iet'
live in this state, and the general ie'i!nS o.
tic marty is that too much cannot be done toward
rcyim nursing the men vino saved the LHjon H'
irIcIlon exists between the League aI,d tine Tesn
,ar party organization. Repabicdlis mere 40 IN"
a., uc. nat activity III primaries That lhey s0ul'
| dn"nnd | ascrlle their lack Of interest To- TN
| dlshcarlcnng effects that long CONTINUED Dem"
cratic rascaiity generally produces II inc com
mittre could make it possible to SEM FOUR q
I, | GI. M the abcst spca kcrs from the North here
during the coming congress elections, thinK le
publican representation would We increase" "o"
| Louisiana in the Lid Congress
Hmoihcr Soni hcrn Stale in which the clil
movement is mailing steady hcadw%y is FLORIDA
| me ro,s:rp convention which WAS held ~ J"c q
,onvilc in july has bccsi followed by comret
organization OF the clubs or the Stale IL" I"i
| lnwIng is the complete list ol olctre l'rrsi'irh'
icniy :. Club: secretaries, inllip Waller an" l.
/ Jberdorter treasurer, &. Is. Tyler; rA'ruh'c com
mttcc, John Il. Mizcil, ORANGE COUNTY !.
, Wamholdt, Duval; j; d. C"!r, JrfrIr"n; j.. y
Km.,,ncr' O,crola: J. r. Walls, Alachua /
Shaw. GadsIrn: II. G. Eailcy. leon J. W. iIowri
Nassau; William CAVITY. I+>N C. T.. Hpernel
1 | p,ro: j, ID. Guss, Marion: j.. Ohrriorier toinII
: | bia: w. T.. Ma.farlanr, lllshoroush; y. Ii; o.
g good, Madison: San ID. Eohins"n, sumter: D. \
i'sonscz, Lake Al mr'ing OF ih,s commit, We
made iGc-prcsiticnt Of the National League IL
\ lie State, AMI Philip Walter. OF Jarksonvilc, VA
t clr,s"n member of The National Executive ION
4 feature of the recent enthusiastic conventio
g of the Wisconsin clubs at Milwaukee WAS III
which is one Of the issues OF the hour III that Stat
! row Here is what the convention Bald on the bui
In the education of its children lies the safc'
!. If the Republic We stand by tie little scho"
h honsc In its defence We invite the c";"l"rHlio
Of all patriotic people We believe IN 'l% r", D
q | resulting IRON child labor And here also
n ! villa; The new president VI the State League. NJ
!. | Kelly. said on the same point accepting I'll
r. | Office to which he was unanimously elected:
}. you accept lie as president of tie League for u
next two years you mus, do it on the ground alor
q | of my American citizenship. | have received III
education in the public schools and in the Englis
- | Language. | have ircn teacher IN The priVa
:. school. and cannot why the two grand age
Gle, of civilization should not live in harmon
: Whichever school parents wish to send the
!, chillren to, there let them send them; there Is
IL interference with the rights Of parents but i
Z the State see 80 il that the children are not d
:, privcd of their mt iral rights. and that they a
- fitted from youth for citizenship" Prolohgt
= cheers, ~ =.
Another feature Of this Wisconsin convcnti'
e was the stirring speech Of Mr. AndIc
j. Lester the wcl-knoWn young Republic;
j. Ieaenc leader Of Illinois. Here is pa