Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
ALL Arb ENTHUSIASTIC
Republican Delegates Chosen and
Organization Perfected.
SALEM Is SETTING A GOOD PACE
Republican Leagues 10 Be Organ.
lied in Every Precinct.

o The Salem Republican club wbicI
had six hundred members enrolled IN
1894 held an enthusiastic meeting Tues
day evening.
Ihere was an attendance of aboul
one hundred members on twelve bour,
notice. Perfect harmony and the best
OF spirits prevailed.
The city council chamb,r Was well
fiiled when Hon. G.. q. Noores. presi.
dent OF the club, called the meeting Ia
order, and In the absence of Secretarv
JordaD, Ed. N. Edes filed the place.
committee consisting Of John II.
McN"ry, DIR. J. N smith, and Mai. F..
T.. Hodgkin, was appointed to suggest
list OF delegates TO the state conven
lion OF clubs, and after due delibera-
ton reported the following twenty five
names and they we're duly ratified by
the meeting, towIti
w. q. Hubbard, 3, T. Richardson.
Clsud Catch, e. B, Philbrook, H. e.
Meyer, +. Q. Pefnne, d. w. Yoder.
John Knight, J. Z. johnson, r. r
soutbwiek, Jap Minto, J. H, McCor-
mick, 4. NJ. Lsfote, J. NJ. Kyle, Frank
Post, Hal ID. Patton, J. NJ. Keene, TIL.
mon Ford, Geo. Z. Hughes, John A.
Carson, Lot l.. Pearce, Lee stalnsr. G.
B. Moores, Il. Hofer, f p. Mccormack.
The following officers were elected
Tor the ensuing year: Claud Catch.
president; DIR. Il. B. Phllbrook. vice
PRESIDENT George Rogers, secretary; F.
Z. Perrine, treasurer.
THE SPEECHES.
IL was well known that Hon. Cbas
w. Fulton Of Astoria, was in the cltv
so on motion Of T.. M. LAHORE. a com.
mittee consisting Of blmself "A. @
Meyer and Professor Yoder WAS an.
pointed To bring the gentleman in for
a speech to the club.
While waiting for the return ot tbe
Til Ford, T.. Z. Mccormack
Mayor Catch, made short speecbes
right TO the point, OVERLOOKING with
and hopefulness OF the Z
Iuture. All won good rounds OF ap.
plause.
Fulton arrived and was received with q
cheer' He laid down law and gospel n
rom the national standpoint, showing a
nat Republican principles were Amer n
can principles. =
OTHER SPEAKERS. ol
Otiiefs were called out aud responded ;,
u good style among them being Major q.
Nlllis s' Duniwny, Col. J. B. Eddy. :,
RANK Dvey, President Moores. e -,
i'feT' Judge l. D. Henry, II. J. Biz.
er' Jap Minto and MeJor Hodgkin. ali =,
ncoufaglng Organization, fayoring 20
etping the Republican clubs alive and a.
iu'e' spreading the gospel 20 the peo. y.
10 of this nation. "'
The feeling was that the state con
'hllon was TO be regular oId.fasb. =
hsd Republican love feast, aud thai ~
would create an enthuslasnl that VIII u"
= uniil Hundown the frst Monday of 'Nl sn
'"'' 'a''' lhe CLUB adjourned sub 80
Y to ih' call of the president. VA
mayor dAi n 10 very much la earnsst n' no
have the league not ,nly stronsly n'
saDltsd ai Salem, the banner Repub. "
Ap town " 'bs bsnnsT Republican -
lpiy ~ Oregon, bat 30 have q strong y"'
d aeliye league Ia every Precinct. 'Hs
Al an saily day the new pfssld.nt n''
q SECRETARY viii establish lhsir head.
-Ilsis aud the sork of permanent
Isn'sallan " ihs county snd precinct y
snss Slll h. pushed seeTsisfy Geo. va
ssis >. an FnsfEsiio spd capable of ~
N shd the elab has bssn ,sfy happy sNa
'is ph"ies ~ oilioss Marion eouniy 'A'
sss = Eisal paea IN lhf great na y
'sl ,si,ipaisn ~ iosi, bsR nninE . ~
% lhis date, hhs