New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE CALL.
REPUBLICAN CLUES TO MEEI.
~ur NATIONAL COMMITTEE WILL ALSo DE-

9th or
H,rs Louisville. Nv. on May 10 i"' " ,,'
i,,a,,ops which VIII also hold sessions nn
e.nubllcan National Committee. 'n' I,io,r 70,
,sctlon Tariff League. the Ah''i ,,,c,, ,ssoc,o.
,ore Lcacue and the WOmans h'p" ', ,na. ,Ino,
,r 81 tho rritcd states. 1t l. eNp'.'' '''' "
ton Oh t"e ''" tcuni.d with the business OF the
" .'' IL 4, ,acial programme mas just been
,,.d hv the Executive Commute ""' ~ ''''',
,nod by Mr. Clarkson. preSldeh, oi INV hce"'' ",''
.o,ar. ,nmpbrcy This call Is acdrcS''" 10 lie
nuhlcan League dclcgl'ts'
pubcanss IL Is rs ioiom' ,, Ia, ,..o,,,o, NJ
".'oru'"s ',s al Buffalo, in sep; mbcr, 1892. csao
: ,,e for q national mecNh! Oh Ih' 'c'2u' 10 !"
,s ~ year in the month oil NAV I'D 'o"' 'o'','"''"
hNu W., ,on,l Republican League Is hereby raid I"
900. IN Na,aulsy's Th'aVV' ''' "''' " " ''
Nav 10 next az 10 oco'N d. "'' go
N'! !" =, rep,c,,n'utior will be SIX delagats at
Inv , o,ch STATE r rritory, and four from
-, ,,,cressioral District. and on from each COLLEGE
'''" -. rut in the Cni1ei States. The following
" o,or,cto delegates. viz: The m sid}nt. secretary
consumer Of Ia, National LeagIe; ono Ntc-prcsidIt
nd enc executive member OF the national ORGANIZATION
g. ,.sb state ana the president and cretary OF each
i ,cue MAKING four cX-olcio delegates from each
.,a, mi, gives each State practically ten d'egat''
,,rce in addition the four from each Congressional
District. $500, ,,
tofs, DELEGATIONS Vi,iuIms III '1H >'"'e "V0e''S' "
be follows .n, ,.,., &C
connecticut -, Delaware IA. Florida Is "col2" o.
,a.bo a. Illinois D. Indiana g. Iowa %. * ihNN D.
kentucky 81 louisiana 81. Maine %. Maynard 49,
massachusetts, 60 Michigan os. Minnesota IS, MiS'NNPh
% Missouri 20, Montana Il, Ncbi; SKA a. NcNaia H.
yevllampshirc is New-Jcrsey A. Newly ork 49, Norm
c.,olina 49, oith Dakota II. ONO o. oregon 10
pennsylvania 100. Ehodc Island ~, south Carolina 81
South Dakota Is. Tennessee 80 Texas 81, Vermont Is
yrein~ So Washington Is. West Virginia 20 Wisconsin
50 Wyoming u Territories and District OF Co'umoi"-
Arizona IA. New.MeNieO II. Oklahoma H. Ct"l IT,
DIST let OF Colrn bia ! totaI. ! ,931.
This include, one each in Iowa, Ncwfo'k ana '""
neecut for President. secretary and Treasurer (No
tiona officers who ale delegates cX.onicio
The business Of the Convention Will include f'p"i'>
from the officers the election OF Officers
vicepresdentS and members Of the executive coi''',
ior the ensuing year; the designation OF the pac' OF
meeting Vi the National League convention; a
general discussion the good Of the party and the
League; the adoption Of a platform and general pan
Of campaign, and the consideration Of such other quc'
tons the convention may deem proper
The National Convention Of the American Kepnphcah
College League will be held at the same place on Thurs
day afternoon, May II. Tho Womcns Republican As
ISOLATION of the United States Will also hold session
during the time Of the convention.
In the movement of the Republican column preliminary
to Republican victory in 1896 it is the fortune a. i the
duty Of the li> Its National Convention
Of 1857 led the and made certain the party victory in
Its millions of members accept the party defeat
OF )eg, ONLY larger call uo them Tor renewed ucNo
ton and in Congressional elections Of le9i The
State and local party the tirc intervening
is ready with it, vast membership with one 81 It's
own clubs work in almost every ieh'orhcoi OF the
United day the IN all the nobler efforts
Of party methods through popular effort and ponIa eau
cation to bear the burden Of daily party work IN tho
four years In this day Of complete Demo
cratic ascepdancy the Nation oni the restoration oil
sectional rule in the Government with the committees OF
the United Senate being r"organizcd In the interest
o, section comprising oncouth OF the stats OF the
Union which State Republican voters are boldly ana
successfully dsfranchised because they are Republicans
and when the Cabinet of the new President. with nearly
half Of its from the restricted section l.
made up mainly interests Of the great corporations
OF the land there is but added reason for increased "uor
and activity the part OF every true friend OF human
rights free labor self.respecting AmercahiSm Inc
struggle did not end in 1892 AS Abraham Lincoln IN inc
hour Of previous Republican defeat. faithfully said IN
ISIS all Republicans may say with hdehV no" n
trh, must &c on OF civil hoetN must h"' "
at the end one hundred oecaIs
u mus, % on until the weak and helpless Of all classes
an, cond;ons are prote ted under the laws ana uhti
the day shall come demanded by General Grant "he,
the rights OF Republican shall be- n iuiF a1m'ci anu
a. fully projected at every VOTING I'ae' III viz ~
rights Of Democrat"
II, his end the National Committee of the National lie
pubean League cordially invites ali citizens vino b'le'"
IN honest elections. and the raht Of every American
voter 20 cast one vote aud have il fairly counted;
who b,;eye in the dignity lator and the faithful
m.n,epance Of the difference between American aud
European wages;
Who believe in the established Amer al policy OF pr"
lection 10 American industry ard to America "oI""
men and in the new American policy Of Rfc.procny
Who believe IN the fullest protection % all lr'p1N
and all forms invested Interests ana vel VINO ar op
pose6 to corporation rule III tAe government Vi c''
Nation state .,.
Who ,en,en,er now the Union soldier in his neei a.
well as in the day Of his sacrifice and service;
Who believe in sound money and homes, gold ana SILVER
ana paper currency a. money a. licusei !" TIC Az ~
Republican platform al Minneapolis -.
.uph
the banking systems Of country Will lrng banking
facilities nearer people Of the smaller towns a- con-
nunites . ,,.., srch
A. win se,a,a,e tho spoIs idea from politics, ana We,
peserye the peoplc control Of all pubic once, ann on
public AFFAIR.". and who believe In liberal ana
policies, and yet In the assertion oil AmciNa' 'u " "
American affairs. ,.A .ho
An .uc, ncon, and ali who arr sympathy with the
other roice. and aspirations the Rcpnbcln par" "
the future cordially invited 10 unite az o'. ~
tershp with the League Clubs Of their own 49,
and participate In the election OIL ocieH
Nsucnai Convention at Louisville - 49,, l.,
The Republican party being non's'cuoha '" ~
stlnc,iyely American in all the better m'''i'"s " 90.
terms chooses open the new contest "''" 't,tn.
,ention he'll on southern ground c'pec''iN ''
liberal attendance from all the southern Sc'te' AM
hoping to make historical this Republican mc"''ns III d
ss:e which is sacred with traditions OF h'''' O-'
Abraham Lincoln and jams o. ElIine' . -,
Iaa protromne OF the League m,ens Will be pfac' Any
Is follows:
Tue.day May o. p. m.-Meeting Na,ionai L'asue
Executive Committee at National League h'au4u"V'''
Gait House. a..
Wednesday, May 10. 10 N II a. n.-''h'o"''o %
70 or!er; addresses Of welcome; appointh'ht o' 'o
n;,ees on Credentla der Of business o''l '''
League organization ani work; pace OF m'e'""0'
reIoit Of former Committee Lcaghe W or" anu us
eussion on same Speakers limited 10 hvc hi""'c'.
"Wednesday y. m.-Rcport Of Committees o" re-
Gen, ais and Order Of business; general buA''s '
thustion OF discussion l. 3cuc WORK and i/a'"' VI
gan1iton and annual afisess Of President ClarH'oh
GRAND MAss.MEETIXG IN PHOENIX HILL fAi'h
Wellesley, 80 p. m.-I~ague ma.s-mectin9' waei