The morning call., 1892-02-23

that the CROWN OF Lue or
IN bampered by various
ed the history Of State
DIX year and made numerous
.datiOns for the welfare OF the
clubs and laid stress on tie necessity Of
electiug great men 10 the Legislature.
TELEGBAAIs RECEIVED.
Grover Cleveland sent the following dis
patch. which was received with al outbur5t
NEW YORK. Feb. L, 1892.
z. 2. Troy. Grand Secretary, san EuJdcl:
9hoagn / cannot be present al the meeting OF
your league on The 22d inst, ] wish the Orgaui-
Z.ti0n Tie g eatest possible success aud useful
HESS IN The cause OF true Democracy.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Equally as enthusiastic was the reception
Of the following letter from Growers hated
rival, David 3. HUI:
USIrT0 STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Feb. +, 1922
1r. 7. ]. IroU G.1nd secretary etc., san
Turre', C1I.-pEAG SIR: / -m Do receipt of your
f-Yur OF tie 22d ulr. inviting me- on behalf OF
TIE state League of IrOQuoiS Clubs, 10 attend
their annual conference AZ san Francisco ON tie
2Zd inSt.
thank you for tie compliment Of the Invita-
ton, luI regret mat owing % engagements
already made I am compelled TO deny myself the
pleasure or accepting Tie Kind Invitation
Assuring you If my appreciation Of your cour-
DAVID B. Hill
Stephen n White wrote 20 the convention
patty With the movement
Tie Committee on Credentials reported
That the following delegates were entitled tO
seats, and the report was accepted;
ACCREDITED DELEGATES.
san Baiael-R. +. Troy l. +. Hammond, J.
II wilkins =. q. Crowley ". y. NtIcJ j. W..
Cocnrsue. James IuDsteac. Il. Bulls, II. G.
G.skf ~. ~ W s,,sI " >I l. ne,y NJ
T. TAYLOR. I. j. Talon. H. H4wIson
San FIsEcisc0-Johu c. Euddock A. J. Trea.
Tor, r. T. 4 AUS J.. y. AiT iiT' g. W 9lcNel AJAX
rom o. J. a lALeE@L j.. q; elS'l' = l. j" 81
lei. LOUIS HeiL-ti' l.. !. r. 10y, r I. II anu
oau rance SEQ Oietu@ 1-Upl-Ile 4lil p eC't
" nam Ou1ut-i4t Jouh 4'ooISf' W. y 4aS 'ylt
r. Is. Morris.
frla.lma-J- +. h9lgeFS' T. H. H@yu"Eu' l.
ID. council, o. Lil.i.e man ID j. - " h@i a.
76 oaa ~ I5,5,r,isil r 1,"crsn n r
HTn7es
NaItinez-G Suorley. R. H Latimer. J. J.
Hurley W = Eurpfe
s. H. eua-Heury SurkIer I. F. Rice.
AIameda-H II. Reed. J. hayes, q. f.. Colbel,
2 L. Sboaf W Hofco0k.
Sfockton-A c. Pau.seIi. c. 3. Smith. !. VI.
la Rue H. l. NcNoule t. T. OuIl8uan n. q b.
son NJ de Nres. u. b. La Rumer. ". Wolf. ".
NcCaru NJ Bnsco.
YacayIlIe-B Burcar. D. x. earn. DR.. J. W.
SET r D. b.ek, a 81 P0oQ.0S, i9auoT BUM
!. y on, - ~ ~ ~ '"IE5, W. H. - y 'TD 7,
TsrSat- :, n Srerra0 Il IirrraS r Gov
= r. IA, ss.n5 ] NJ Susfyan " Mel surhIf1
". d. Cous.0 ck 7. A. B.oRu, L. +. SIM d.,
CHARLES AulL lsador alexander
Sausalto-J0hn Clan, j. 10. BeUenc0UIL y. ;.
b5i. Lltr ", W. sum- H. "a, a. Cogo . iI-,
zs1 y N 7,-1a, ,. ''j '
= Iayn.srrs Thomas ArneU Tnop1, Noran
T. F. Aguew, T. C. Coreauce, J. W. Laymance,
.; H. l3.ascocS' L. hacAe.'' w g. Eng1!sh' T.
pl-clri u Fi,rar
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hE7ol- I1o-'9 ~ GhE
me COMMITTEE Ou AesOIutuHS uueIeu
the IoAONiuS'
Resolved That We are unateTabiy opposed TO
he unjust, eHacl.hs aua al c,lihlnai.ng pIo.ec-
c % ST yin , INV srnaa IN b g.
IGai6Iiiiv ~ fEe H0uSa o. 'FerresentafiveS and
Indorse he same as tie best method to correct
the Ubiquitous hlgh tariff which f3vors the inter
ests OF The few as against Tie many.
This resolution was adopted with an
avalanche Of harmonious and enthusiastic
avas. as was the second which read:
YrsoIre1 That We recommend TO the State
Convention mar satd convention adort A more
r-rrrct tysfem Of organization and that The
irsirr7arl' Of each County COMMITTEES be A mem.
ber OF lie STATE Central Committee, and that the
Ch3ituen Of the county committees Ia the
Fuioas COuEie5sIoLat ulsuiC's constitute
Oo-k o'9iO',~' .,..-.,-
I. hartman I.uuuCCA VI Tx committee tueu
read Te Oluu0n denOuncng geTTymanQer-
ing and calling Tor the enactment Of laws
making such sinful practices impossible A
rhorrs If -frfuous ayes resnondad and Mr.
Ttr44roL- storsd fbaf az his oor,D,i+iaa had
i'''-'05 4 7'".-u 1'Io1 % t-i2 . ''-
not mad TINE topIepare any DINER resolutions
any member VINO wished U give way 10 ms
feelings IN resolutions was at uOerLy 10 90
So No one responded at the time aud the
Work Of the convention went on
OPPOSED TO TIE RITUAL.
Delegate Gibson Of stockton was moved
to tell the convention why clubs are not
sprnging up all over the State. as they
should be doing. To him il appeared that
il vas absolutely wrong 10 ask men who
earn smal. wages and wish 10 join club TO
pay for paraphernalia and rituals that are
nor Haada' 10 "os opposed TO blood
lgh work and all
do away with ali
was not alone in
er members chung
liza, and tile follow
n was passed:
resource ace, O.. not be compulsory
upon newly Organized CUBS 10 institute the
saHo ~ ING o'e' ~ ~ 70 aiu .al
- ii45 0I ~, e. go ~ Siis ~
uo 80 . 49, ~ 10t N1el44o0'9
al Tue pleasure o. NE c'uo interested.
Inc ndeuty Oh the CLUBS 10 the democracy
and its managers was displayed by the
unauimcus adODliOn of tbe following.
psso5,ed Tbat the delegates rom the rro-
crofs Gin he =, he Sfste CCUvarfton of Iar,o
cato riubs are Instructed moi n sunrorf TIE
aspirations Of any gentleman FOR the position Of
President OF the United states
HeSotCea, ILat Iue HoqQols clubs VIII cheeI-
ne I'a7ed Nv lie aii6lsI Dsn5ocrsflc Conyen
States
The following officers and Sachems were
elected Grand Sachem, G. i. Weller:
Vce-Grand Sachem, Raleigh Barcar; Grand
Gec - p H. l. AIoS OIan0 treasurer