The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-22
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Mr. Clarkson's BugIe Note to the Republi.
can National League.
The call for the annual convention Of the
Republican National League has been issued
by President j. S. Clarkson. 1t says in part:
A national convention Of the Republican
National League is hereby called to meet at
Louisville, KY, for session Of two days on
Wednesday, May 10, next, at 10 o'clock a. III.
The national convention Of the American
Republican College League will be held at
the same place ON Thursday afternoon, May
IL.
In the movement of the Republican column
preliminary to Republican victory in 1896
tits the fortune as it is the duty Of the League
to move first. Its national convention Of
1887 led the way and made certain party
victory i'm 1855 Its 2OOOOOO of voters accept
the party defeat of 1892 as larger call upon
them for renewed devotion and effort i'm the
Congressional elections Of 1894 the Presi
Dental election in 1896 and in OH state and
local party contests for the time intervening
1t is ready in its vast membership with one of
its own clubs at wor, in almost every neigh
DOINOOu bl LlN hhllNI hfAalin NN1lg tag
in the year, in all the nober efforts of
party methods, through popular effort and
popular education, to bear the burden of
daily party work in the four yeats to come
In this new day of complete Democratic
asceudency in the nation and the restoration
of sectional rule in the government, with the
committees Of the United States Senate being
recognized in the interest of section com
posing one-fourth of the states of the Union
in which states Republican voters are boldly
and successfully disfranchised because they
are Republicans, and when the Cabinet Of
the new President is made up mainly in the
interests of the great corporations of the land,
there is but added reason for increased ardor
and activity on the part Of every true friend
of human rights free labor and selfrespect.
ing Amelicanism.
The struggle did not end in 1892. As
Abraham Lincoln, in the hour of previous
Republican defeat so faithfully said, all
Republicans may say with fidelity now;
"The fight must 20 on The cause of human
liberty must not be surrendered at the end Of
one or even one hundred defeats. "
1t must go on until the weak and helpless
of all classes and conditions are protected
under the laws and until the day shall come
demanded by General Grant "When the
rights Of a Republican shall be as fully ad-
mitted and as fully protected at every voting
place in the land as the rights of a Demo.
crat"
To this end the National Committee of the
National Republican League cordially invite
all citizens who believe in honest elections
and the right of every American voter to
cast one vote and have it fairly counted, who
believe in the dignity of free labor and a
faithful maintenance Of the difference be-
tween American and European wages, who
believe in the old American policy of pro-
lection to American industry and to Ameri
can workmen, and the new American policy
of reciprocity who believe in the ful est
protection of ali classes of invested interest
and yet who are opposed to corruption rule
in the government of either nation or state.
who believe in sound money and honest gold
and silver as money as pledged in the nation,
al Republican platform at Minneapolis, who
believe in such improvements and extensions
of the banking systems of the country as will
bring danl1ing facilities nearer to the people
of the smaller towns and communities, who
believe in practical civil service reform such
as will seperate the spoils idea from politics
and yet preserve the people in control of pub
lie offices and all public affairs, and who be-
heye in liberal policies and yet in the assert
ion of American ideas in all American af
fairs all such people and all who are in
sympathy with the other policies and aspira,
tions of the Republican party Of the future
are cordially invited to unite at once in mem.
bership with the League clubs of their own
neighbcrhoods and participate in the election
of delegates to the national convention at
Louisville.
The Republican party, being non-sectional
and instinctively American in all the better
meanings of the terms choose to open the
new contest with this convention held on
Southern ground especially inviting liberal
attendance from all the Southern states and
hoping to make historical this Republican
meeting in a state which is sacred with ira.
dations Of Henry Clay, Abraham Lincoln
and James G. Blaine.
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