The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-25

fifth and sixth districts are represented
wentworth; E. B. Packer, Usage City:
F. ]. Osterbure. Salina, and r. NJ. Nc
Gonisle. Colby. but they were not pres
erT yesterday.
The meeting was informal, its purpose
being to plan the work for this fall and
devise ways and nles ia for carrying out
those plans all of which was explained
by President Madison, who then sug-
gested that all cut loose with their
ideas General discussion was soon
resolved into an adoption Of working
plans that will bring the league prorni-
nently TO the front in this campaign as
an indispensable factor in the politics
OF communities. counties, congressional
districts and the state If carried out as
proposed.
That the organization OF the entire
state under the Iowa Plan" which
takes in district leagues. county leagues,
and local clubs. Is a mighty undertaking
for one campaign. was realized. but the
consensus Of opinion was unanimous
that II be done If possible. and TO that
end the secretary was directed 10 notify
each vice president 20 proceed 10 get his
district in line TO aid the congressional
nominees. The county and local league
would naturally follow as a result OF
the first named organization. This will
require that organizers be appointed In
each county 10 organize county leagues
The COMMITTEE was a unit also on the
proposition that the league should in
no way be a burden but always an cid
to the state central committee. The
matter Of finance brought out this feel
ing when the president suggested thar
while the league would enter heart and
soul INTO the work. or organization,
which was OF Itself an invaluable AID 20
the central committee. and while assist
ing in the distribution of literature, 4
would not ask Il for financial aid. II was
agreed that by the collection system a
sufficient fund night be raised by the
league, and without bleeding anybody:
that Is. by asking a little all around and
no large sums from anyone One or two
schemes were pr0posed and adopted
that viii bring 70 the feagu not a Doodle
fund, but enough TO meet actual ex-
pense.
The work already done by Tares;S,er.
Madison and Secretary Swayze and its
effect upon the whole state. was benev-
ed 10 be the leader for a canrafs-n OF
organized clubs that Kansas has never
before experienced
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: O'Clock p. n. Aug. Il. and all wen.
home resolved TO 20 20 work in earnes,
for the advancement % fhe Republican
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