The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Date of Next Convention Fixed-COl-
Iege Club RepresentatiOn

CHICAGO, Sept. 10-The executive COM
mittee of the Republican National League
was in session to-day at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. The object Of the meeting was to
arrange plans for the fall campaign, in
which the league will take part i'm all the
States in which elections are held. The
executive committee consists of one MEM
ber for each State Of the Union, but there
was by no means a full attendance. The
organization known the Young Mems
Republican League was admitted to MEM
bership
The committee finished it's work late this
afternoon. The college club representa-
ton was settled for all time by the re-
Denver. At the Denver convention the
college clubs were represented by single
delegate who held proxies for half of the
the place of holding the next convention,
giving 1t 10 Cleveland, o. The Western
delegates who We're fighting for the selec-
ton of Des Moines, Ia, We're considerably
worked up over the matter and insisted
upon some definite rule governing the col
T. r. Conway, of Iowa; John Goodnow, of
Minnesota; John f. Riley, of Kentucky,
made the following. report, which was
'The American Republican College
League shall be entitled to representa- ton
in the. next national convention of the
secretary. The 1895 convention of the COL
lege league shall elect to the national con-
vention, in addition to the above, one del
egate for each college club represented in
its convention by one member or more of
said club. Thirty days prior to the con-
vention the president and secretary of the
of the national league the name and ad-
dress of the delegate and the club he rep
resents. The same prior notice shall be
made of the official list OF the clubs in the
college league
The members of the committee believe
that these restrictions thrown about the
the Kind experienced at Denver
The Young Mems Republican League Of
North Dakota was admitted to member
ship in the national league.
The Denver convention having selected
Cleveland, o., as the place for the holding
of the next convention, the committee
in June; Vacancies on the committee
caused by death and removal We're filled
in several States. the new members being:
Nevada, ex-Congressman Bartine; Cali
fornia, Theodore Reichart. Ex-President j.
5. Clarkson, OF Iowa, and John NJ. Thurs
ton, of Nebraska, were made advisory
Tracey was directed to appoint a finance
committee to consist of five members.
A general discussion, followed on the
work of the league during the coming
campaign, and it was determined to CO.
operate with the national and congressional
committee of the Republican party and a
conference will shortly be held with those
bodies
A subexecutive committee to conduct the
leagues part in the campaign was appoint
ed consisting of the following: H NJ.
Cooper. Arkansas: Albert Campbell. I'LL
nois; William X. Birchnell Colorado; VIII
liam l.. Taylor. Indiana: F. w. Bicknell,
Iowa; w. E. Tyley, Kentucky; Joseph
A1anley. Maine; J. Henry Gould, Massa-
chusetts; j. E. Beal, Michigan; T. e.
Byrnes. Minnesota c. F. Howe. Nebra ska
f. a. McAlpin. New York; Charles Stew
art, Ohio; Arthur Springer, Texas; H. II.
Rand, Wisconsin.