Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-12
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
a CALL FOR ITS MEETING AT
DENVER, JUNE 70.
ILLSATTRIBUTED TO DEMOCRACY
Wants All Republicans to Renew
Their FoaIty to the Party for the
Preservation of Past Achieve
monts and for Victory.
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
Chicago, Ill.,, March 1.-The oiYcisi
cal for the annual convention Of the
National Republican league will be is.
sued from the nationa, headquarters in
this city tomorrow. The convention VIII
be held in Denver June 20, and will con.
unue several days The date had been
originally set for May, but the Denver
people desired that it be postponed until
the later part OF June in order that It
might conclude its sessions about the
Fourth of July, to allow the delegates
to join in a monster celebration of the
nations birthday.
President Tracy and Secretary Humph.
rey have just completed poll of the pa-
tonal league committee. which was IA.
yombie to the chnnge The ratio of rep
resentation will be six delegates at
large from each state and territory and
four from each congressional district.
and one from each college Republican
club in the United States.
The following are ex-oficio delegates
Inc president, secretary mud treasurer of
the National league; one vice president
ana one executive member of the Nn.
iohal organization from each state and
the president and secretary of each state
league making four extra ex-oilicio delc.
gates from each state. This gives each
state practically ten delegates at large.
III addition TO the four from each con.
sresslonal district. The total representa-.
ton viii exceed 1000 delegates. The call
reads, In part, as follows:
Dazz.ed by the glittering promises Of
Democracy and led by sophisry and
hypocrisy, the voters of the country In
lsD2 decided upon Il change Of national
administration. Democratic control and
setionni rule are again complete in the
national govtrnment anil starvation for
labor aud ruin for capital prevail as a
result OF the policies and influences that
dominate the Democratic party.
The Authorizations of 1892 are over.
Facts have upset theories and the people.
weary of this "tariff-inkering, hond-issu-
ing, debt-ncrensing, treasuly-depleting,
business aralNzing, wage-reducinI queen
restoring and un-American adminstra-
tiOn," now turn instinctively to the party
that saved the nation in u previous hour
of peril and demonstrated mastery abil-
ity ia giving the United States thirty
years Of prosperity, unparalleled in the
history OF nations.
Again, it becomes the mission of the
grand old party to meet a national en-
Urgency with honest patriotism. The
party dcplOres the necessity, buht rises
to tie occasion. The struggle for liberty.
progress, fair wages and al that America
promises, did not end with the defeat Of
lS92. The fight must and will 20 ON
TO this end. the national committee Of
the league cordially invites all patriotic
citizens who believe That the humane
industrial and progressive policy az ibe
Republican party is best for the pro
lection of life, liberty and tie pursuit Of
pence ana happiness for the American
pe9ple-believe in honest elections as IN
bulwark Of our institutions ana The risbt
OF every voter TO cast one vote and hsva
II tuirly counted who believe In tha Ji,,
nifty Of free labor aud the 'nai1..n.,pc r.
mo dihenucc between American All
European wages; who believe in tbe es-
tNpphsEeu poicy OF protection to American
industry and TO American vorkin.,,,,,s',i'
and In the Republican policy Of rec ci11,e;'
w VINO Believe in the fullest Protection
OF All property and all forms III invoet,5
interests aud yet are opposed Ia irnrr,,
allon rule IN the government Of either no.
uon or stare; "a-
who gratefully remember fba Tr,i.r,
soldier in his hour Of ned a. MI mon
va -,aY o, his sacrifice ana servirs. ~ 'n
who believe in sound n,on..y ~ a.,
use OF both gold and silver ne sta ,le
money" and that 'Ghe parchas Si,anuord
deot,paying power Of the dollar wSo, aiiu
q silver, gold or paper. snail bs "He'h u,,
nmes equal as pledged in The b, u. a.i
i'ssplglhhcan platform at Niinneanollits,o. ''''
no believe in practical civii -,
reform such as win separate ,be sersie ,
idea from politics and yet pres av spo ~
people, IN control Of ali pnllic 'S "a me
an Nh nnhiic affairs. fu'le oinces
no believe in liberia, and bro.a,,
ca policies, and in the asss.. ~ ma.
American ideas in al American 10y, aSSa, OF
ana all who are ia sympaths Mn. Ii1ai5s;
policies and aspirations al ~ Nm Nm tne
San party are cordially invita- t ~ ili
ne league clubs. and thrars, 10 leln
GUNS and the state leagues nsr,i, such
N the election Of delegates ~ '', ,l'
us sl1 League convention al me ,lle Na-
me ieaFne chooses to oman ~
contest with this conyention ma new
Aopes Of the Rocky moun.a,n s'u On the
siles The Republicans Of ~, IN ~ ~,
s.Sles to assemble In This ~, United
veloped. resourccful Westers eAs undo
sna renew their feaity u tha r country
Nne preservation Of past arbieasS Tor
ana ereanifA for rrsaia- rirto.';. ''iaents
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