New-York tribune., 1891-09-17
A STIRRING CALL TO THE STATE LEAGUE.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS WILL FIGHT FOR HONEST

GOVERNMENT TILL THE POLLS CLOSE
Early next week the Republican State League wiz
oner It's headquarters at the Fifth Avenue hovei'
From that time until the close Of the polls on eecuon
day there will be no tagging In the RANKS o, Vis
organization. It's forces are made up prnolPahy ~ U
young men who need little encouragement 10 nsnO wiz"
spirt and vlgor for the defeat of Hism ana lam
,norvism The announcement is furnished by the
address sent out by the subexecutive comni''ee VI
the state League 1t ought to kinde the en'husds'H
of every young and old Republican in the staIe
To the Republican League of the state OF New hThc
conVenton at Rochester are the call to arms Oh 'ne
Republican League From now On unlH e sle ncb snb
hSn t PS its oncers and members win zealousy labor
for the success of Republican prl1cples VniVuo" W.
eioeon od s ~ the party adopted at Rochester
marks the lines Of good government ana soVu in
ship IT. stands ior progEeI; G ISse followed by Re
publican success at the polls tnsS ug ',nns Tnie to
ensncipated from the dishonest ana nnqIouS @ Under
which 1t has been subjected durlpe i'0o"' '
a Democratic Executive. -, A.. pon,h,ican
The character ability and record OF t9e and a
candidates is challenge TO aaverSe S he Marty
guarantee that If elected the promises Oh u,e parry
platform will crystalline into Their 'r1s forum
The province of The League Is 70 nuihsh I',, iUI
for tbe discussion of Republican principles, u aousc
interest in those members OF the parry tSV tbev
different TO their political duties, 70 see th4 ItS
pegster and exercise their rights Of citizenship at ne
polls and to convert TO Republican PrnepSSs Sd Sadn s VINO
Rennbiicans have nothing to fear from lhtetlgen1 zen
discussjon Their chief danger nes ~ the t I,oaDR
resentaOns and nsdious metnOus ~ ien 9 of tbe
who seek party ACKNOWLEDGMENT at the expense Oh Se
peoples welfare Formed in the moment oI % tio ~ %
ions peril, the Republican party peeae ~ or tbe
nreseryer and guardian, and lts hstOIy malh1 uo U
frirhiest periods of the Nations pcpgress As Is lS
mast so is its present, and so VIII oe lts mn
There must be no falteing in duty Inc Naillaso
GRAND gained in the present pontca conIet .
Success in the greater struggle OF the Approaching
Presidential election. A.. Do,h,c.n marty
seeks the Naon's welfare In the WenaIe Vi ~ d
oGissfing for no class or section alone, IL eNlenus
lis Efforts TO all Recognizing the dignity ana honeSiy
of labor it protects it, Believing IN securing 10 apof
The results thereof 1t offers in payment an hOhest
dollar of full value at all times in every place A.
In the comfort education ana rehncnert OF tne
home are the security and permanency OF free nsuu
tonS Maintaining the peoples advantage aud honor
Al home it seeks TO insure them abroad ana, w''ee
Consistent with principles Of wisdom ana eYlal ao
vantage opens to industry and enterprise ectPost
rccogni ion of tier products. EeIeVhg III me Iqu SS
of citizenship before the law, IL ueudHus " at ''
and maintains 1t abroad. +, A., ,,o,,ticaI
In the struggle now beginning IN inc poi1ta'11i pt a.
arena it stands for ref0Im and good gOVerI.n.chI i
tbe state and Nation II seeks to pace III onCe IvR
rpsentatves of the people, to record the people WI
and not lcCsIate for individual preferment. IL anS
20 srhStitnfe Republican for Democratic Executive
Thereby replacing demagogism with StaiesIhalsmp o1o
Durfvfng methods ! administration whlch nave HtlS
noIiticaI Office in ths state reward for tncKery ao
mseeds and dependent upon services 1encereu 10 ldo
tiOn interests individual emoumeht: -.
With Republican success alone this fall can Gomt omt
advantage TO the State and relief 10 thoSe toI1ieS
now laboring under the baneful influence OF Deiho
cratic domination. ~ ,.. .,odoo. -,
To these results the Republican League pledges lts
efforts reefrming its confidence in the partys prln
oples and assuring to its candidates an active ana 10y
XXnnogianca f. A. McALPIN, President.
JOB E. HEDGES, Secretary.