New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
SOUNDING THE BUGLE.
CALL TO REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUBS.

THE STATE ORGANIZATION WILL HAVE IT'S CON-
yENTION on JUNE %.
Secretary Hedges Of the Republican state L.aguc,
I'm the absence OF President McAlpin yesterday issued
the official call for the fifth annual convention Of the
| Republican Clubs OF New-ior II Is ms follows:
The Republican League OF the State OF New-York
New.York May 10, 1892.
| To all Republican clubs in the State OF NewYork:
The nth annual convention OF the Republican League
NJ the State Of New.York will In Rochester
| June 90 next. II O'Clock in the forenoon
The purpose Of hls convention Is to take such steps
a. may be deemed advisable insure Republican success
In the approaching election, 70 elect the officers OF the
league select State Executive Committee. 70 elect
seventy delegates represent this State in the National
League be held In 1893 and prosecute such
and further business may come before the conVen
ton Delegates represent this State In the National
League Convention be held during the present year
the convention held at Syracuse on August
8 last.
The convention viii likewise be called upon TO act
upon the amendment 10 the Constitution offered at Sya
Gus. by William II. Pendry Of Kings County, amend
Article Of the Constitution by adding ct the end thereof
the words Regular committees shall consist OF one
each Congressional district represented In
tho convention" that Article shal then read as
follows:
The convention shall b, composed Of three delegates
from each club Ia Iraguc. Each club shall east Oht
one vote upon all questions Regular committees shall
consist o. delegate from each Congressional dsv1
represented In tho convention"
The Le,euc already demonstrated It's emciency ID
contributing Republican success, and as an active
ally Of the regular organization Upon its roll arc
upward OF 500 clubs embracing membership of over
100 600 voters Tho league every voter
to .ul Of hts responsibilities and 70 insure that
continued interest In governmental policy ana adnhisa
ITO, by which alone representative lnstut can be sue
ce.sfuly maintained. IL seeks by education ana u's
eu..ion not ony during heat Of political campaign
but throughout the entire year, 70 so soup VOTES
that they ntcgenuy and wisely exercise their right
Of franchise
II seek. q, enlist OF these about TO cast
their ar.t ballot snd to them that they may
best contribute the cause OF good government IL
socks b, insure the OF the Republican purity as
the Of securing the wise legislation when IN
the future past, VIII Develop the natural re-
sources the nation protect It's citizens In ther rights
At home and abroad and guarantee TO our country us
proper position before all nations.
with these ends the league In the words OF It's
constitution seeks encourage and assist In the forma-
ton Republican clubs unite such clubs for
effective and organized and generally TO advance
the principles Of the Republican party"
The approaching campaign will be II vital Importance
in finally establishing those lines OF pocy which In the
past have contributed materially the Nations prog
The Republican party points with proper 'ausae
position upon those great questions when caed
existence. and which. since IT, formation have
confronted H. has been the settled policy OF that party
To develop to the fullest natural u
this country furnish 70 every citizen desirable ond
employment sni Ia oect aud reward
his abor that lac could enjoy us uIlcrt po,solHc' VI
American citizenship.
The Republican party having rc.cstab he'd tie Nation
e,d has ever since carefully preserved II against the
of those who soight to impair IL through
party chlcanery aud scln, ntccts The promises OF inc
Republican party made the lat Presidential election
haN" been mlhlcd; and Republican Congress and
Republican Executive. have rNen 10 The peule an al
Challenges criticism. and has sought alone
the best /, OF the people large. IN, present
rcnocatic majority Congress. ana In the Legislature
Of StaLe, have proven their incC"ncv BY their un-
acts partisan legislation, and have demonstrated
their ncapicly responsibilities OF governments
imposed upon them Their retention "a power would be
tatn alton OF their unwise national legislation and Of
corrupt aud dishonest practices by which they obtained
rontol Of The State Legislature.
within province Of the league TO nominate
candidates Tor Office platform upon which
they elected. IL, Organization. by which
alone BE- obtained. TO this II is pledged.
The approaching Will a ra,inraton
nominations 10 be made at Minneapolis. aud the
formal oplnR Of the campaign this STATE. For this
reason your efforts sought In Increasing
membership of Those clubs already formed, and for
ogsnilng clubs wherever be done. Every
club which member Of the league Is entitled three
dcgotcs aud expected viii be represented by this
number.
The membership fee for joining State League has
hcsn fixed tho nominal of 81. for the special pur
pose Of bringing IL within the reach OF Republican
club and Is confidently expected therefore. that many
additional clubs viii DO formed between and the date
convention, Clubs have paid since
convention entitled representation In the
approaching without further payment IL Ia expected
reduced railroad rates viii he For further
information relative details Of convention, address
r. Hedges. secretary No. 80 wost Tweny.sixths New.
York CITY. Respectfully.
Il. A. McALPIN, President