San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-28
REPUBLICANS ALIVE.
League Clubs Being Organized.
Delegates Observation-Disclosures
Rates Etc.

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| Fort Worth, all lines have made rate or
| distance plan viz: Four az cents per mile
| for distance of 20 miles and under, and
one fare from points beyond. For the
national convention at Denver, one fare
for round trip, tickets good for thirty
days.
| The Republicans of Alpine, have organ
| lied the Frontier Republican League
club and elected L. S. Brockenbrow, presi-
dent, and ID. B. Hornblower, secretary
| The following delegates were selected 10
represent the club at the state conven
ton, June 10. 1894: A. s. Gage, ID. b.
Hoornbeck, l.. w. Durrell and Il. 5.
| Brockinbrow.
| The Maria Republican League club
elected E. FL. Mccarthy, president, and
o. l.. Niccolls, secretary, and selected the
following delegates to the Fort Worth
League convention: c. 5. Murphy, ~. IL.
| Niccolls, E. f. j. T. Mccarthy,
and III. S. Kelley. Following are the
delegates selected by the Republican
League club of Ell Paso to attend the
State conventions:
Delegates TO Fort Worth, regulars, A.
G. Malloy, j. Il. Smith, r. +; Campbell.
w. NJ. James: alternates, w. S. Nc
Cutcheon, u. w. Wright, j. Ii. Milliken,
w. j. Glenn.
The Central Republican League club Of
Houston elected the following as dele
gates to the State League convention:
Judge Henry Cline, NJ. I. Jones, Charles
Dillingham;, Waller T. Burns, ID. M.
Angle, Seth b Strong, G. c. FELTON,, r. b.
Morris. j. n. Harris, r. RepsdOrph, d..
Perkins, r. Z Paine, A. Christeson and
AIternates &C. w. Taylor, F. E. Adams,
F. Cargill. e. E. Dickey, J. b. Fallon, F..
W. Fox, E. ID. Morse, j. X. Hockett,
c. w. Lewis, l. c. Law, |. X. Lind
lay, w. d. Mihills. J. w. Powers, Jacob
Chace.
A committee was appointed on ways
and means and to arrange for hall for
regular meetings until after the fall
elections The meeting was addressed by
Judge Henry Cline, Messrs. c. b. Peck,
j. NJ. Kindred, II. II. MacGregor- and
others, advocating thorough organization
and indorsing the census basis OF repre-
sentation as the best method OF build
ing up the party and as fair to both
races.
Fort WORTH, Tex, May 19.-The Re-
publican League club met at the city hall
auditorium, with a large attendance OF
members, about 80.
Reports were read from six wards,
which showed that 2O9 new names had
been secured. The rolls were then thrown
open, and twenty five additional names
| were enrolled, making the total member
SOlD vi LDG CluU fU, Will OIuCI
Arthur Springer. H. W. Cornell, John
w. Wray, George $. Burchill, c. Ii. Dun
ham. j Z. Martin, President Meek and
several other prominent Republicans
made short, pertinent addresses, which
were received with enthusiasm by the
club.
Some Of the committees on arrange
mentS for the convention made reports
% tho yUnrH Wnll nn6nr and
every detail would be in shape in due
| time. The pictures of Abraham Lincoln
and James g. Blaine will have prominent
positions in the state convention hall.
President Meeks was instructed by res
olution to wire Frank ID. Jackson, of
Iowa, w. O. Bradley of Kentucky, Hon.
| J. S. GARRISON of Iowa, Hon. John A.
ThurSton Of Nebraska, Gen. Dick Ogles-
| by of Illinois and Hon. Roswell &. HOar
| Of Massachusetts,, inviting these distin-
| guished gentlemen to be present on the
| occasion of the state convention and de-
| liver addresses.
A letter from William Mckinley was
| read before the club in which he says he
is compelled to decline the invitation to
| address the state convention here on the
| 18th of next month on account OF press
| ing engagements. Mr.. Mckinley closed
| his letter with:
Il beg to extend my warmeSt greetings
| to the Republicans of Texas and my con-
| CALCULATIONS on their evident determine
| tiOn to increase the potentiality of their
| organization. One of the most encourag-
| ing signs of the times is the activity OF
| Republicans in the Southern States and
| notice Texas is to the front in this move
| ment."
| The following are the officers OF the
| State Republican League club Of Texas:
OFFICERS REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
officers Elected at Dallas Meeting, April
| 18th, 1892:
Presidential. A. Robinson. of Dallas.
| First Vice President-John NevinS. oil
| DeniSon.
Second Vice. President-L. p. GoodelI
| of Fort Worth.
Third Vice. PreSident-Judge C. G
| White, of Tyler.
SecretaryIT. c. Cooper, of Dallas.
Treasurer-B. T. .Atwell, of Hutchins
| Executive Committee j. \. Baker
| Dallas; James NirnOn, DenisOn; w. p
| Golf, Fort Worth; James p. Newcomb
San Antonio; J. A. Keubler, Colmesneil
J. r. Hacklett, Houston; F. c. Blain, De
| Rio: e.. W. Hahn, Rosenberg; w. Il. Fish
er, j. w. Butler, Tyler; J. B. Schmitz
Denton; George Armstrong, Lamar; Wal
ter Davis, FL Paso.
State Organizer j. NJ. Kindred, of Am
orilla.
| Official JOurnal-SAN ANTONIO DAHL
LIGHT.
"A. w. Springer, Fort Worth, Nationa
Republican League Executive Committee
| James p. Newcomb, San Antonio, Ma
tional League Vice President.
George Walker, OF Houston, and c. j
Mcpherson, of Houston, were the tirS
President and Secretary of the State Re
publican League organized in 1887; Hon
Jas. p. NewcOmb, of San Antonio, the
| secoad president, and Saml L. Hahn, nov
OF this city, was the second state secretary
( The present officers have been the officer
STAGE April 18th 1892. HAN.
The Relay Ride.
An interesting relay ride was mad