The morning call., 1892-06-11

American Republican College League. an event
significant in American politics, the young Re-
publcans In the colleges and universities OF the
naiion have merited our congratulations and The
highest eODmendatioD, and we welcome them to
the ranks Of the party IN active participation In
the affairs OF state.
The resolution was carried unanimously
Colonel Shepard of New York; beg
leave TO introduce the followingtresolutlon,
and beg that Senator Cullom of Illinois
will please state the sense OF the convention
upon the resolution:
ResolUed. That the thanks Of this convention,
and OF the whole Republican party, are due and
are hereby rendered TO the Hon. William Me-
Klnley Jr. OF Ohio for the splendid, Impartial
ana courteous way In which he has discharged
bis dulles as presiding officer of this convention.
IGreat applausel We wish Governor Mckinley
a prosperous administration in Ohio. health and
happiness in private life and increasing useful
ness In the service Of his country. lCheers.l
The resolution was unanimously adopted
and Senator Cullom, demanding rising
vote, the entire convention stood up and
cheered again for Mckinley.
a resolution was also adopted conveying
the hearty thanks Of the convention to the
patriotic citizens of Minneapolis for the lib
erality of their entertainment
Both resolutions were unanimously
adopted, the whole convention rising and
greeting their passage with tremendous
cheers.
The secretary read an invitation from the
citizens Of Duluth to the delegates and
alternates of the convention asking them
to visit Duluth.
The secretary also read an invitation
10 ri itty Of m ha fah ftop
Of national Independence on July 4, 1892,
at Winona and the occasion tor the dedica-
ton and opening of new steel bridge.
The invitations were placed on file with the
thanks of the convention
The secretary then read the following
telegram from Oregon:
Oregon has ndorsed Republican principles by
5000 majority aud will give President Harrison
10000 in November. The Legislature Is Re-
publican in both branches. ICheers.1
L. T. MCCORMICK Secretary, w. PoYCE
Chairman State Central Committee.
The secretary also read the following:
RESOLVED, That the thanks OF the convention
are rendered to the press committee for the ex.
cellent facilities and arrangements provided for
the newspaper correspondents, particularly to
Colonel Pearce, Mr.. Mind. Mr.. Harris and Major
Brackstt Of the executive committee.
by unanlm Gus consent, on motion OF
Cannon of Illinois. Charm an Mckinley
was appointed chairman OF the committee
on Presidential announcement.
Mr. Magee of Pennsylvania offered the
following resolution. which was adopted:
Resolved, That the services OF the retiring Ma
tlona Committee OF 1888 entities the members
to the thanks Of the Republican party OF the ma.
tlon.
The secretary announced a special meet
Ing of the National and State Republican
league officers for tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Chairman-Is there any further business
before the convention?
Mr.. Lorlmer-Mr. President, | move we
now adjourn.
Chairmau-The gentleman from Illinois
moves that this convention do now adjourn.
The motion was carried unanimously and
the chairman announced that the conven-
ton now stands adjourned sine die After
the adjournment of the convention the COM
mittee on notification assembled at the desk
of Chairman Mckinley and completed its
organization.