St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-12
WITH BRAZEN EFFR0RTERY,
Republicans Charge Their In
iquities to Democrats.
THEIR REHARKAELE ADDRESS.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE official call
for the annual convention of the Ma
lional Republican league viii be issued
from the national headquarters in this
city tomorrow. The convention will be
held at Denver June 26, and will con-
tinue several days. The date had been
originally set for May, but the Denver
people desired that it be postponed un-
til the latter part of June, in order that
it might conclude its sessions about the
Fourth Of July, to allow the delegates
to Join in monster celebration Of the
nations birthday. President Tracy and
Secretary Humphrey have just COM
pleted poll of the National league
committee, which was favorable to the
Change. The ratio OF representation
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
Safes. The following are eX-officio
delegates: The president, secretary and
treasurer of the National league; one
wee president and one executive mem
Der of the national organization from
each state, and the president and secre-
tary of each state league. making four
ex- Ufficio delegates from each state.
This gives each state practically ten
delegates at large in addition to the
four from each congressional district.
The total representation will exceed
2GC0 delegates. The cali reads, in part,
as follows:
HERE S RICHNESS.
Dlzzled by the glittering promises of
Democracy, and led astray by sophis-
try and hypocrisy, the voters OF the
Country in 1892 decided upon a change
OF national administration. Democratic
control and sectional rule are again
complete III the national government,
and starvation for labor and ruin for
capital prevail as the result of the poll
cies and influences that dominate the
Democratic party. The hallucinations
Of 1882 are over. Facts have upset
theories, and the people. weary of this
tariff tinkering, bond-iSsuing, debt
increasing, treasury-depleting, busi-
-paralyZing. wage-reducing, queen
restoring and un-American administra-
ton" now turn instInctlively to the
party that saved the nation in a previous
hour of peril, and demonstrated master
Il ability in giving the United States
thirty years of prosperity, unparalleled
in the history OF nations. Again it be-
comes the mission and duty OF the
Grand Old Party to meet a national
emergency with the highest patriotism.
The party deplorcs the necessity, but
rises to the occasion. The struggle for
LIBERTY, PROGRESS. FAIR WAGES
and all that America promises did not
end with the defeat of 1892. The fight
must and will go on. To this end the
national committee of the league cor
daily invites all patriotic citizens
Who believe that the humane, indus
trial and progressive American policy
Of the Republican party is best for the
protection of life. liberty and the pur.
suit of happiness" for the American
people.
Who believe in honest elections as the
bIlwark of our institutions and the
right of every voter to cast one vote
Rnd have it fairly counted.
Who believe in the dignity of free
labor and the faithful maintenance Of
The difference between American anC
European wages
Who believe in the established policy
Of protection to American industry anC
to American wOrkingmen, and in the
Republican policy of reciprocity.
Who believe in the fullest protection
Of all property and all forms OF invested
interests. and yet who are opposed t.
corporation rule in the government OF
either nation OF state.
Who gratefully remember the UnioI
soldier in his hour Of need, as. we'll as il
the day Of his sacrifice and service.
BALDERDASH GALORE.
Who believe in sound money and "tht
use OF both gold and silver as STANDARD
money" and that purchasing ant
paying power of the dollar, whethe
Of silver, gold or paper shall be dt al
times equal" as pledged in the nationa
Republican platform at Minneapolis.
Who believe in practical civil servic'
reform, such as will separate the spoil
idea from politics and yet preserve tn
people in control OF all public office
and oil public affairs.
Who believe in liberal and broad mind
ed policies, and in the assertion o
American ideas in all American affairs
And all who are IN sympathy with tn,
policies and aspirations of the Repub
lican party are cordially invited to joil
the league clubs and, through sucl
clubs and the state leagues, participant
in the election of delegates to the ma
tional league convention at Denver.
Tie league chooses TO omen the ney