Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-25
The National Committee Photographed
on the POrtico Of the War
Department Building.
CALL ISSUED Foa A Rational
CONVENTION.
The Utah Fight Settled br Full R'cog-
milton Of the Republican Parry
Of the Territory.
run HErUBI,c.s counIrrrr
The rtah Fisht-rhe Mex, National
,ouxtuiioa,


WAsnfNoToN, Nov. 2l.-The Repub.
lican National COMMITTEES met thia
morning, and prepared the call for the
next National convention. The com.
miti.c thcn called on President Harfi.
son and Secretary Blaine, aud werc
photographed ON the treasury steps.
Tue meniber- OF the Minneapolis deie-
gallon called az the state department
TINS morning, and paid their respects 10
SECRETARY Blaine. They then called on
Acting Secretary Grant In the war
department, aud were photographed In
a group on tho north poftico Of that
building.
The call wac Issued later. The docu.
meit simply tolls when and where the
convention VIII lie held, and prc-cfibes
the usual methods for ohOssing dele.
rRtvs. I'll. call sets forth that the con
vcntion viii meet In Minneapolis,
Mum, on Tuesday, June :, is02.
TnE REPUBLICAN, ELECTIONS
In the cvefal States aud Territories md
voters without regard 10 pnst political
affiliations, who believe In Republican
principles and endorse the Republican
policy, nre cordially invited TO unite
Under this cell In the formation Of n
Natio"al ticket. Zach 10 entitled TO
four drlrgatea.at-largo, aud for
each representative In COngpas.Rt-
large, two delegates, hud each con.
grtssinrAl district, each Territory and
the District Of Columbia, two dele.
gates. The dologatss.at- large will DO
chosen by popular State convon.
tiOns, called on not lees than twenty
uhyR public notice, and not lesn than
thirty days before the meeting Of tho
national convention. The congress.
sional district delegates will be chosen
At the convention called by tho con-
gfesslonal committees OF each district
IN the came manner ns the ndmlnatlOn
Of Congressman IA made; provided that
IN any congregational district whore
there IL no Republican committee, ow-
ing 10 rcdi-incting under the next
congressional apporliOnmeni, tho X
puhlican state committee shall appoint
from the residents OF tuch district a
committee for the purpose Of calling
the district convention.
TERRITORIAL DELEoATKs
win bo chosen In the same manner as
the nomination for delegate IA Con-
gfess il made. All such conventions
shall choose an nlternn.e for each dele
gate. All notices of contests must b.
filed with the national committee In
writing, accompanied by printed
statement ~ the grounds OF contest,
which shall be mauo public, preference
In their order aud hearing anu the de.
termining Of tho contests 10 be given
by the convention In accordance with
the dRtes Of filing OF such notices and
statements with the national commit
tee. The call IL signed by Chairman
Clarkron aud Secretary Fssset,.
An important step taken by tho
committee wis the reference TO the
executive committee, with full power
10 act on all matters connected with
the preparations for the next conven-
ton. The executive committee de-
cided 10 assume active direction OF the
matter itself aud make all the arrange.
inents.
Charming +. Meek Of Colorado was
elected sergeant.at-aTms.
TIE UTAH fianr sElTLKD.
In the afternoon the committee
settled the Utah fight by the adoption
of resolution recognizing the com.
mittee elected by the convention Of
delegates ut Salt Lake September 2nd,
m the Republican Territorial central
committee ~ Utah, recommending
tina, all Republicans OF Utah hurry their
local differences aud unite 10 rescue
tho Territory from the danger and
dlshonor Of future Democratic control.
Then followed u succinot statement
from each member Of the condition OF
tn. marty In the various States. Ii was
generally hopeful and received with
enthusiasm.
Ex-Governor Plnchback OF Loulzl-
ana varied the snmene,a Of the reports
by INDUCING In fer , attack on the
white Republicans OF the South, whom
he held responsible for III. lack OF
viriliiy Of the party In that section, and
charged them with the suppression OF
the negro vote for fear OF race Issues.
n, held that their puslllanimoue
policy had resulted In untold LOSSES TO
The party aud maintained that u few
vigorous contests aud manifestations OF
rightlul power by the Southern negroes
would have n Wholesome political oi-
feet and redeem the Southern States
from Democracy.
All O'Clock the national committee
adjourned sine die.
The executive committee will meet
soon 10 arrange for the convention.
Financial Difficulties.