The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-03-16

The call for the annual convention OF
National Republican leagues has been
made, aud the meeting will be held at
Denver on June Goth, and will continue
several days. The call reads, in part, as
follows:
"Dazziet by the glittering promises OF
Democracy, and led astray by sophistry
and hypocrisy, the voters Of the country,
IN lo92. decided upon change Of nation
al administration. Democratic control
ana sectional rule are again complete IN
the national government, and starvation
for labor and ruin Tor capital prevail as a
resul, OF the policies and influences that
dominate the democratic party
The hallucinatlons Of 1892 are over.
Facts nave upset theories. and the people
weary OF this iff-tinkering, bond-issu-
lng, debt-lncreasng, treasury-dep!eting.
business para!yzlng. Wage-raduclng,
queen-restorlng and un-American admin
lstfallon, now turn lnstinctiyely to the
party that saved the nation IN previous
hour OF peril, and demonstrated mastery
ability in giving the United States thirty
years OF prosperity, unparalleled in the
history OF nations. Again it becomes the
mission and duty Of the grand old party
TO meet national emergency with the
highest PATRIOTISM. The party deulores
the necessity, but rises to the occasion.
he struggle for liberty, progress, fair
wages and all that America promises cid
not end witt. the defeat of 1892. The
flght must and will 60 on. This should
include you.
10 this end the national committee OF
10 xrl; l;cl
citizens:
Who believe that the humane, indus
trial and progressive American policy OF
lhe republican party IS best for the pro-
lection OF life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness for the American people
"WhO believe in honest elections as the
bulwark of our institutions. aud the
right of every voter to cast one vote and
have IT fairly counted
"Who believe in the dignity Of freA
labor and the faithful maintenance OF the
difference between American and Eu-
ropean wages
WHO believe in the established policy
OF protection to American industry and
to American workingmen, and ID the Re-
publican policy of reciprocity
who believe in the fullest protection
OF oil property and all forms OF invested
interests, and yet who are opposed to cor
poratlon rule IN the government OF either
nation or state
who gratefully remember the Union
soldier in his hour Of need as we'll as IN
the day OF his sacrifice and service
"Who believe in sound money. ard the
use of both silver and gold as standard
money. and that the purchasing and
''ebt-paving power OF the dollar, whether
of silver, gold or paper, shall be al al!
times equal, as pledged in the national
republic IN platform at Minneapolis
.'Oho believe in practical civil service
reform, such as will separate the spoils
idea from politics, and yet preserve the
people in control OF all public offices and
al public affa,rs-
Who believe in liberal aud brond
minded policies. and in he assertion OF
American ideas in all American affairs
And all who are in sympathy with the
policies and aspirations of the Repuhli.
can party are cordially invited to join
IL. eaxue clubs. and through such clubs
ane' the state leagues participate in the
eles tion OF delegates to the national
- yne convention AZ Denver.
1.-THE 'eague chooses 10 open the new