The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-21
TO APPOINT THE MEN
Nay 80 the Executive Committee Of Nom
tana League Of Republicans to Meet.
TO THE OHIO CONVENTION
The Call For Good. True and Solid
10 to Republicans TO Meet In
Cincinnati and Do Business
Must Be- for Silver First.

Butte, May 2o.-The meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Montana
League Of Republican clubs. which had
been called for to-day. has been post
poned until May 30. at which time dele
gates will be appointed to the anpuai
convention to be held at Cleveland
June 10, 20 and 81. The secretary OF
the COMMITTEES to-day sent out the fol-
lowing circular letter to all the promi-
nent republican clubs in the state:
Butte; Mont. May %. Iss5.-Dear sir; AsXou
annual meeting OF the Republican National
league win meet In Cleveland. Ohio. on June 10.
issued by the national league officers. viii more
fully explain the details Of said convention.
Inc Importance Of this meeting. not only to
the republicans OF Montana, but to every cftlzen
within her borders, cannot be overestimasod:
This convention will be the largest gathering OF
republicans ever assembled. and VIII BE- me me
states tina favor free and unlimited coins9c OF
silver hope to obtain tnar object they must
gaherine. and most Certainly should not Be- I'M
/! represented. The officers OF your state looxuo
are in receipt Of numerous letters urging fnll
represen. alton from this state. Colorado In
| tends sending special train. California. ore
| eon And Nevada are making extensive prepafa-
SSVs represensasiVe dssSatons aud we trust
| that Montana will do her part toward the &C
| complIshment OF the much desired and Ger.
coinage Of silver at the ratio Of ie to 1. We are
| In receipt of letters from several prominene re-
pnelicans thronghout the ,ss.s; among non AMEN
and Representative Hartman. expressing their
intention Of being present at tue convention.
mittee Of the Montana state Republican league
have decided to name deiegatesto the said con-
Montana viii be entitled to six delegates at
large and four delegates from each congress
sional district and four ex-oficio delegates, who
sa1a Il delesstss . The executive Commit
win meet on May 30 for the purpose OF naming
delegates to the convention. The COMMITTEES
should open headquarters while at Cleveland.
thereby making themselves felt as much IS pos
sible in tue interest OF silver: Each delegate
paying railroad fare and other personal ex-
penses. For this reason the executive commit
the state
| sist the delegation In maintaining headquarters
Tho committee. realizing the importance o.
you for contribution toward defrayng the tx
pense, as We know that you. In common VIII
ton and Free Saver: not One. but Both"
Should you be able TO attend as a dele gate
please notify the undersigned OF that fact al
your earliest opportunity. u
We trust that you will accord us your heart,
cooperation. not only financially. but also by At
tending the convention ~ person; ,,,.. &c.
EDWIN s. B Psse,des;,
II. A. NIEDENHoFEN.
| secretary.
An effort will be made to get dele
| gates who will stand for silver mrs
and party next. and who will leave tn
. convention unless a stand favorable Z
the free coinage of silver is taken. i
is probable that a full representation
will go from Montana. Robert e. Fisl
of Helena, is the executive committee
man for the state, and Nelson Story o
Bozeman, the states vice president o
the National League.
The ratio of representation a
the convention will be six dele
ritory, four from each congress
, sional district and one delegate from
each college club, represented by on
| of its own members In the annual con
vention of the American Republican
, College League for 1895. The following
are ex-officio delegates, VIZ: The presl
dent. secretary and treasurer of tn
National League; one vice presiden
| and one executive member of the ma
tional organization from each state an
territory, and the president and secre
tary of each state and territorts
league. making four ex-ofiicio delegate
from each. This gives each state prae
| tically 10 delegates-at-large in additio
| to the four from each congreSeiont
district. The business OF the meetin
will include reports from the ofiiccr
: of the league, the election Of officer
. vice presidents and members of tn
executive committee for the ensuin
year, the designation or reference {
the time and place for the next Ma
tional League conventions; generi
discussion of league work, party pol
cies and organization. the formation {
a plan of campaign with special refel
r ence to the presidential year. and
y consideration of such other question
as the convention may deem proper
The Montana delegates will probabl
go to Duluth and by boat from there.