The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-12
WORKING FOR THE WEST
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE TO MEET
IN DENVER,
The UndOveloped, Resourceful West
to Be 0oaxed Back to
Republicanism
sTBRBoTYPBD PLEA OF THE GRAND
OLD PARTY AGAIN PUBLISHED,
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Republicans Again AaslsastO Get Control Of
tue Machinery Of the Ea,iua-Pro.
lilo Of Premises,

Chicago. ILL.,. March 1.-THE official call
Tor the annual convention OF the National
republican league viii be Issued from tho
National headquarters In this city tomor-
row. The convention VIII be held In Dem
Yer, June 70 and viii continue several
days The date had been originally see
for May but the Denver people desired
that IL be postponed until the later part %
June, In order that It might conclude ita
sessions about the Fourth OF July. TO al
low the delegates 20 Join In a monster
celebration OF the Nations birthday.
President Tracey ana Secretary Hum
phrcy have just completed a poll Of tho
National league comuuttce which was ia
Noruble 10 the change Tho ratio OF repre-
Aentaton wall be sN delegates at large
nom each State and Territory ana TOUR
nom caen CONGRESSIONAL district, nua Oh
from caph coloBu or republican club Ia tho
United States.
tAu i,iue,ng are cN-orhcio delegates;
.ine president. secretary and treasurer OF
and one executive member OF the National
ORGANIZATION ltUm zach Stnte, a,d tho
proaacut lnd secretary % eaah STATE
league, making -Four extra eN-otncio dele
gates from each STATE,
1'his gives each state practically ten
delegates ~ large, In addition TO tho four
From each congressional DISTRICT Tho
total representation viii oXeeed 700 dele
gntcs
Alt NsihA tttiANi w IiiiAH iAN AnltNNHs
baggled by the glitteruR proniaes OF
democracy ana led uatray hy aophietry
ana hypocrlcy, the voters 90 The country
IN lSg2 dccldci upon a change OF National
ndmiuiHtraclon. Democratic control aud
sectional rule are again complete IN the
National EoveInmert, and 9tirvauon for
labor 0nd ruin Tor capital prevail as a re-
suit OF uhe policies and influences that
duniupto tho democratic party.
The hBlluciuutionB OF lSg3 are over.
Facts have upset theories and the people.
weary OF this 'nrin tinkerlng bond
issuing, debt increasing, treasury duplct-
ing business pnrnly2ing, wage reducing.
queen rcRtortng and un-Nmrricnn admin
lBtration,' now turn tnstinCtlvply to the
party that saved tho Nation In n previous
hour Of peril and demonstrated maaterly
hbiuty IN giving the United States M
administration NJ prosperity unparalleled
IN the history OF nations
Again, II becomes the mission and duty
tiopai emergency with the hiyncst pa
triotsm. The party dGpiurrB the neccs-
Ity. but rises 70 the occasion. The
struggle Tor liberty progress fair vripeR
and an that America promises dd not
end with the defeat OF lSa1 The light
must and VIII go on TO this end The
National committee OF the league corr
daily invites all patriotic citizens who
believe that the humane, industrial and
progressive American policy Of the re-
publican pnrty Ia best for the protection
OF lifo. liberty and the pursuit OF happl-
ness for the American people. who be-
lleNc IN honest elections as the hulwart
81 their Institutions and the right OF
uNery voter TO cast one vote mud have
It fairly counted, who believe IA the dig
nifty Of free labor ana the falth-
fui maintenance OF the difference
between American ana European wages;
Who helcyc In the cstabll.nssi policy
Of projection 20 American Industry and 10
Amgilcan worldngmen, and "a the re,
publican policy nf rcolproCltvi who be-
we've w tho fullest protection Of al prop
erty ana all forms OF Invested intcrpHts
and yet who are opposed 10 corporaiioi
rule IN the government OF either Nation
or Stttei VINO gratefully rcmrnh ~ ehe
Union soldier IN his hour OF need, as well
ass in TIE day Of hiF shcrlnce ana service;
Who helley3 10 sound money ana ''uc
use Of both gold ana silver as Hinndatd
~ onUy" md that tho purchasing and
debt paying power of th. dollar, whether
81 oliver, gold OF paper Hhnll be ~ all
siInes c1unl" AS pleIgcd ia she National
republican platform nt Minneapolis; Who
believe IN practical ciNIl service reform,
such as VIII separate the spoilH ,den from
pplttcH and yet preserve tue people in
control Of al public Offices ana All public
affairs who believe IN liberal and broad
minded policies and ln tho assesilon OF
AmenCln IDEAS IN an American affairs.
Ana pil VINO are IN sYmpMlY
with inc policies and aspirations OF the
republican party are COfulRlly invited 10
Join the Tongue clubs, and through such
IN the election of delegates 20 tho Ma
tional league convention al Denver
The l0Dgup chooses 10 open the new con-
test with thiY convention held on the
VlteH me rcpuhliCnng 81 the United states
10 assemble To- tiiia great nudcNeloneu,
rcsourrefl Western country AMI renew
their fcaity 20 the party Tor the preserve
lion Of past achievements Hnd organize
for greater victories IN the future In re-
Bppusc 10 the public demand Tor repubn-
can protection, National protltiily ana
National administration. distinctly Ameri-