The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-06
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Il viii 10 GroRr AfTAlr-The Programme
for the Three Dnys-GrAnd farRdo Of
Marching Clubs-RaiiroNL TranSporta'
tlon-Ezplanatlou OF tho Arrapg emsniH.
Tie Republican clubs Of Buffalo, N.
", have issued circulars addressed to
all the Republican Tongue clubs of the
United States detailing the arrange.
ments and programm Tor tho National
League convention to be hold IN that
city September Is, 10, AMI IL.
The convention will meet in Music
HILL, Buffalo, at 10 o'clock on the 10th
instant and will be composed OF 1913
delegates.
The programme of the convention
WILDE practically as follows:
Wednesday, September IA, 3 p: M
Conference Of national league and state
League officers.
Wednesday, September IA, $3.50 p. m.
-BuIiness meeting OF national league
executive committee.
Thursday, September 10, 10 a. NJ
Convention called to order.
Address OF welcome, and address OF
President Ciarkson.
Appointmen o. committees.
Thursday, Ssptembet 10, 2 to OPP. m.
General business, aad five minute re-
ports on League work by states, and five
minute speeches on the general good OF
order.
Thursday. September 10. ?'So p, M
A league mEsS meeting will DO held III
the great Music lisll Of Butfslo. This
will De under tue auspiced OF the Ma
tional League, assisted by this Republic
Gun clubs OF Buffalo The following
sueASsrs have accepted invitations for
this OCCASION: Hon. William Mckinley,
Jr, Hon. J. 5loAt FasSett, Hon. y. D.
Wolcot:, Hon. Johh N. Th1rston Hon.
j. y. Dolliver, Hon. Charles =. Morris.
0lhe. prominent speaker, whose
names we are not AZ libcrtyto announce
definitely, will Nlso add,esS one or mole
meetings as :nay 20 detSr.nine'..
Fridsy, September l6, 10 q m.--Busi-
ness seISion. Reports OF committees.
Election o: otticers and standing com
mitteeI
AT lG o'clock q. M, on Friday, in.
another hall, will BIO held a women's
Republican mass meeting, under the
auspices OF the Women's Republican
Association OF the United States, Mrs.
J. Ellen Foster, president, presiding.
There was inausurated last May at
Ann Arbor, Mich, u movement OF great
significance 10 the Republican party.
Representatives from various colleges
in the United States met there and
organized the American Republican
College League, as the college branch
OF the National Republican League.
This organization has national head
quarters at POI Fifth avenue, New York
city, where the work OF organizing Re.
publican clubs in all the colleges and
universities in the United States is
progressing.
As fitting recognition OF this very
important work, the national league
has invited the college men OF the coun-
try to attend the convention at Buffalo,
and special session from 2 to p. m.
on Friday will be devoted to their special
work.
Friday evening will be devoted to a
grand parade OF the league clubs OF
Buffalo and visiting clubs from other
sections OF the country. If oiiicial duties
do not call them elsewhere, it is more
than probable that the parade will be
reviewed by Hon. Benjamin Harrison
and Hon. Whitelaw Reid.
As recognition of the league cam
paign marching clubs prizes have been
offered for the most and best drilled
league clubs at the convention.