The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-08-10
TO THE REPUBLICAN CLUBS OF
NEW Jersey.


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IN September ?, 1901, the greatest
Gathering Of club workers that has as
ssmbled IN the State and which will be
i credit 10 the League and most sub
stantHl ratification of our candidates
HE large Auditorium with a seat
my elpaeity of several thousand
persons md standing room for thou
sdnds mole, has been engaged Com
miltee rooms and every convenience
IN the delegates and then friends has
been engaged.
The state Republican Committee en-
dorses the work of the League and are
assisting the Committee III securing
speakers ol national prominence.
HE Republicans of Monmouth
County have united To give the dele
gate and all visitors grand reception.
President |. Hampton Moore and
Secretary T. W. Weeks, of the Nation
al Republican League, Senator f. G.
Stokes and many others OF national
prominence, have promised to be on
hand and address the convention, and
the prominent Republicans OF the
Stale will attend the convention, and
participate IN its proceedings
lhs tall both political parties will
put forward their greatest effort and a
campaign of unusual activity will be
realized
The Democratic patty will make a
desperate effort to regain possession
Il the national machinery Nothing
viii be left undone 10 accomplish tins
end, and the Republicans may find
then enemy strong enough 10 be dan
2etous.
Recognizing the State Republican
League there is a large organized band
OF willing workers, the State leaders
have determined that the convention
shall II least equal the previous conven-
tons oil the Republican clubs held in
the State
his IS large undertaking when one
remembers the State League Conven-
ton At Ashury Park in July, 1896, where
ever },ooo delegates were present and
record was made for Republican
Club Conventions.
his years. Is ,nlporttut ~ tresi
dent aud Vice lresldent, Il Governor,
Ten tongrcssmen, a legislature having
the selection of the next United States
senator and various important county
Officials ne at stake, and this combina
ton L. bound To arouse extraordinary
interest III political matters OF all kinds
Taking ii all in all, this will congrc-
gate band OF workers, which you
should he one OF.
Edeh regularly organized club will be
entitled to send five delegates includ
my It, president and five alternates.
In the election of officers each club
Hll have but one vote, but all other
questions will he decided by a majority
vote OF the delegates present
HIS County should send to Asbury
Pllk It's full quota of delegates to show
the rest ol the State that our Republi
eln clubs are active and ready for
work
he State League Is second only in
Importance Ia the State Republican
Committee, and it has the endorsement,
and Is aided largely by the latter body
Fleet men who will attend, and in
Ylte all good Republicans To come
with You, we want all To come who can,
let there he no end To the work, make
1t enthusiastic
\ tull list OF those who have accept
ediuutttions to he present and partci-
pate In the meeting will be announced
IN the newt Convention Notice.
Remember that there will not be
another Presidential Campaign for four
years, let ii equal the great convention
OF 1890
We have young, fearless and pat
rouc President, but he is not yet
elected, we have 4 Governor To elect
but he IS not elected 1t Is the duty of
the eluhs To work so rs Ia make their
election certain With a hearty good
will let rs put our shoulders Ia the
wheel and work with all our might, and
the results viii he to our satisfaction
and tor the glory of our party and our
county
A well attended, enthusiastic conven-
ton Will be an emphatic and ringing
announcement Throughout the country
that New jersey is setting the pace
Cut this on, of your newspaper and
it you1 club has not received notice of
the Convention, wrile the Secretary, w
II. Parry, 500 Broad street, Newark,
al once, and he will send you all the
information YOU desire,
+. L. MEYEL, Jr.,
President.
Ont OF the total of I,Io7 convicts
IN the State Prison at Trenton during
last year no less thansS99 were of
native birth, among them $40 colored.