New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04
YOUNG WORKERS TO MEET.
CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN coll
LEGE LEAGUE AT SYRACUSE
THE PLAN TO EFFECT PERMANENT STATE OR
CARNATIONS wELL-KNOWN MEN WHO

THE PLAN TO EFFECT PERMANENT STATE Or
GANIZATIoNs-w ELL-KNowN MEN WHO
WILL SPEAK To THE DELDjATEs
The Republican College League has been an erect
i've power since Its organization Its object Is
bring together young just out OF coleSe INTO
communion. far possible. with the Repuo-
licln party with a view 10 stimu atlnS thelr app
petite for improved citizenship. as outlined by the
platforms and effective results of the party from
year to year. and in National conventions There
Is no doubt that these young men have contributed
considerable strength the Republican party since
the pan was Introduced. There will be National
convention Of college graduates Of Republican faitn
in Syracuse April g. and extensive preparations
are under way for the complete success of their
work. The Republican citizens Of Syracuse In
Guiding ex-senator Hiscock. Mr.. Be!den and Mr..
Hendricks have entered into the plan heartily.
The View which these men Of the League take Is
that the Democratic party, on rega!nng power In
the Nation has revealed the utter ncapacty OF that
party to deal with great economic questions. and
they feel that the present occasion is one highly
favorable for the advancement Of their views In
regard to National government. The League Is
composed of graduates from colleges all over the
Union An effort will probably be made further to
perfect the organization by the institution or state
Leagues At present when the college delegates
together they lack discipline, and 1t Is thought
that II the League should be- formed in such way
that State organizations would send delegates in
stead OF the expansive system OF sending college
delegates. much good cCu,d be Effected They
want to systematic their work by organizing
State Leagues which shall, be represented in a
National Convention. and TO have the states name
delegates through executive committee composed
OF representatives OF the colleges In the various
states For instance. Leland Stanford University. In
California. sends it's representatives. TO the con-
vention. DO other colleges and universities from
get these different institutions into line for State
organization. which shall send representatives. one
or two from each the case may be- 10 the Ma
flOnal Convention annually. The active members
ar. d. r.. Hawkins president whose homn IL In
Syracuse: A. l.. Sdueirs. OF Columbia College. IN
this city and h. g. McApin. of No. 10 Wali-st
These are members Of the Executive Committee. az
the organization Is constituted. and have charge
of all arrangements Of detail
month embraces the possibility OF addresses by
Governor Mckinley. Chauncey VI. Depew. cX-'iov-
ernor j. Il. Foraker. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
and John NJ Thurston. Of Nebraska. II Is not
certain that all Of these will be present to adj
dress the young men but every one Will be heard
from In or other .
This Is the period when young men possessed or
talent and enthusiasm well AFFORD To appear
in a convention OF this sort. When man leaves
college he is. I'm certain degree. as much OF
freshman az when he enters under that denomna-
ton. Experience Is before him and h. soon learns.
in the activities OF life. If ne has well-balanced
mind that a government like that which prevails
i'm the United States of America gives him large
opportunities for houghtfuness and the exercise or
common sense. This league Is intended to take up
such mon as are possessed Of minis of their
citizenship as men possessed OF living principles.