New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

New-York, Aug. II, 1890
70 all Republican clubs il the state OF Ne" York;
The third annual convention 81 the kepuDhcdh
League OF tho -late OF New York Will meet IN -agatoei
springs september 4, ncAt, at ii O'Clock III t"e
The purpose of this convention is 10 take such steps
may be advisable to Insure htpuhllcah success, 10
elect officers OF the League, select state executive
committee. the election OF seventy delegates to repre-
sent this state in the next National League c2Tci
ton. be held in Cincinnati next spring, ana 10
transact such other business as the convention may
determine
lican organizations have been established in this state
since the league was first formed warrants In. max
Ing earnest o.Iort to have them all represented
IN the league and particularly in this convention
II IS not the object OF the league 10 be exclusive,
Us prime idea Is 10 maintain the broad Republican
PLATFORM and liberal enough TO afford ample room Tor
all real Republicans. The Republican clubs are &C
knowledgcd to be essential auxiliary to the party,
and TIL, year Is no exception TO the need OF the best
efforts Of every element IN the party: mere a.t
Republicans should bear ms particularly in mind.
The issues In New-Yorl are National well as local
OF 1898 and the beginning OF loD-. me sp'eIhun.
record OF the present Republican Congress demands "A
OF % Republican House OF Representatives., ana
New-fork should MOI only increase her hepuo'T I;
representation In Congress, but should return 10
publican legislature and thereby naEc sure INC eec
lion Of Republican nltcd states senator from thIs
State. with the interruptions method, re,Orted 10
by the enemy. the task Is not an easy one; but inc
result Is uncertain when once the acuye elc
iGcnt in the Republican party Is aroused me hepub
lican clubs OF the state have rendered the party In
The object Of the coming convention Is to bring these
potent Influences into immediate activity
Tho Ballot Reform law Is to be ued Tor the
first TINE I'm this state neCcSsatine special cdU,a-
zion of the voter, that their franchise may not be
lost In this the Republican clubs can do splendid
work BY establishing school, Of instruction. not only
for poll clerks and inspectors Of election, but for
votors generally.
The Constitution Of the State League says:
The objects Of the League are 10 encourage and
tho formation OF permanent Republican clubs,
10 unite such clubs for effective and organized work,
and generally to advance the principles Of the Re
publican party.
ANY permanently organized Republican club of this
state having adopted constitution. and having not
less than twenty members, shall be eligible u member
ship IN This League
| attach hereto a blank application for memi ershp
which cxplans u that J. nccc.-ary Ia join the LcdGu'
The membership fee for Joining the STATE League VA,
fixed by last years convention Al the nominal sum 81
81. for the special prrpy-c of bringing It within reach
Of every Republican club. ! therefore take pleasure
I'm urging every Republican club m the state Of New
York t. elect three delegates and three altcrnatcS 70
the coming convection and send the proper appIca-
lion for adml, ION e. membership .n the League and the
convention Tis T. a." earnest wish cXpNsscd 10y the
Executive Commit" at th~ir last meeting and Is in
Response general puhi ointment that every Re
publican club 10 the state shoUd bee represented IN
This convention.
7; j, intended 10 ma'," This memorable meeting IN
every respect. y lcle1I" mass meeting VIII hr held
the evening II ~" oOnt cnt0u. which Will Doe ad
dressed hy some Of the most prominent speakers I'm
the country.
Please extend thi. notice To every Republican club
In Your vicinity. and have special club meeting, called
rate, wl %" secured For local information co0rcr9-
INK hotci ACCOMMODATIONS. etc, address W. A. fI.' 'h
Z A. NcALPPIN President