New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-30

and successful Administration TO the honor ana elcrv
Of common country.
That in tbs nomination OF whielsw Reid the State
Of New-York Is honored, which in turn honors the
country In presenting for the high Official position OF
Vice President Of its most distinguished cuzens
who has proved himself abroad and at home. TO
be worthy Of the trust and respect of his feow-men.
Resolved That this convention OF the Republican
League Clubs Of the State OF NcwYor seal the record
Of Its past BY the promise Of the election OF Harrison
and Reid on the 9Th OF November.
The various points Of these resolutions were
received with great enthusiasm. motion to
accept the report Of the committee was seconded
by T. Thomas Fortune. of New-iork. the we'll
known colored Republican.
Following the adoption of the platform came
che reading Of the report on League work II
was read by James B. OGrady. Of Monroe County.
the chairman Of the committee on this order OF
business.
REPORT on LEAGUE WORK
The report of this committee as follows :;
TO the state League Of Republican Clubs;
Your Committee on League Work beg leave To OFFER
the following report We recommend at once the lorna
ton OF central county leagues throughout 'he
counties OF the State Is unnecessary TO dwell long
upon the advantages Of such organization BY these
central subordinate leagues, the work Of The state
League could be much more Systematically handled
and controlled, and many peruliarneS OF 10
cality and environment suggested that woun
lead to more direct efforts for party al
vantage in particular counties, thereby rendering
tho success OF party more certain Again II Is
Desirable that the political activity OF the clnos
should be fostercd kept alive throughout the year
In way this be so successfully accoihpiSnN
as through the medium Of the county league 10
arouse and cnliven the Individual club during the
long period OF dulness intervening from elc ton 70
election requires constant vigilance and effort. III
nct
ceaseIess routine. The enemy Is wary and Ingenious
To vanQuish him must know Ids weapons and learn
lis system OF warfare. We can DO uhS
only by q study of 3 both sides OF tho
great National questions. The Republican party Is
not afraid of the Search light Of investigation 1t Is
the duty of every club thoroughly to inform its mem
beers upon all Of these most important matters In
no way can this be done with greater chance Of sue
It someiimes happens that In certain districts
the members OF our party are so scattered or so
with permanent and satisfactory. headquarte,s,
Is almost an s oIssU, wS%a to- to-
t as. 0u cases Of 0 this Sin''' kind in hand
awaken The ambition the sssrds a., and rS T her;
every city, ward and town may have Republican ciuo
Enlist the ambitious younger Of the party Ell.
courage them y voice and pen to SPREAD the gS9e
evsry ea Sr gas dason with the
tanning as We'll Is instructive. IT viii be the duty
Of the county league also to crush ont that class OF
present election system this is rendered more easy.
The day Of strikes" IN politics is past.
must be- done is almost limitess Each club will hold
70 not The Sy sv. aS MsSS T Su
ss many outsiders as possible so that de aaiSsGa
that every Republican in the vicinity joins
s O that sssry EspuJS Sfy can Of wS
under II will invite to membership every
person who sympashses with the Rep1Sr AN party party
the club subserent to the interests of any individual
I Nominated T nexT BY the regular party oonvenoa will
Invite fred speech will see that every member takes
league know what reading matter you want; will JOIN
the State and county league aud be fully Represented
at hsSy CITIZENS x aSa ho sp Ho
declared their intention to become such INTO the club
to vote intclugently.
TO HAVE EVERY REPUBLICAN RICHTER AND
most important duty will 1t be for each club to
see that every Republican Is registered attends every
primary and votes carly on election day To secure
this Is the most important work OF the club ard
suggestion as to the best method Of proceeding will
not be out Cd place at this time. perfect canvass
Of the electors Of every election a, district Of 1
can this this Ss more satisfactorily oStaincd thas
" the ad Of the suss made BY pi
club system make each ward and town club responsible
for as nc N II ''s na a
twenty five names and appornon the districts among
s sms; q @ s aiming IN ms give sa sf Ss
will have to record and account for only his negh69rs
s hs msS es ' cacR With
book in which 10 record the name Of the electors u
electors address, his party affiliations his daily news
paper any. his OCCUPATION and other Indignation i
into the ward or town books kept BY
the club secretary who in non, turn ,.aT WILL
Ss ss rsnns his bess
Of residence other item Of Interest and in this way
literature may be sen. ont 10 the voterwtl absolute
CANVASS Of this HIND is not experiment. The
Monroe County League has on e at Its oSs o 5s
city OF Rochester made by ire various clubs aiated
with IT. upon the plan Just Gutnea anc sey
things let AS wrSAESrd ?, club g, be
party in TIE fundamental principles Of which we al
ssS an sg 4 f o sn0 sn to
ileve do and to band together for this purppsse
Club s"s that se@ cannot Keep Dis & AWAY II sht and
press ever onward 10 its. attainment can have no
work With a zeal born OF the desie TO fulfil the
measure Of our duty American citizens in the con-
adonce that our reward will be found In the benecent
results which will be sure to crown our labors.
Ex-Judge Werner, f TINS city, spoke AZ con-
siderable length on the report He explained the
manner In which the forty clubs Of Monroe County
had been organized, and asked the representatives
of the other clubs in the State to follow their
example The report of the Committee on Plan
and Scope was adopted unanimously. and several
delegates spoke in secondng the melton to adopt
the report Of the committee. Among them wac
George E. Greon, cf Broome County. who
delivered an enthusiastic speech for the plans
proposed The report of the Committee On Plan
and Scope wae adopted unanimously.
AN ADDRESS Ely MRS. Fo:TER.
When this had been done, Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
was Introduced and she made one of her inimita-
bic speeches in favor Of enlistng the service
Of the women Of the country in the League She