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On Monday evening June 4th. q
Grand rsIIy Of KepsbiscaD Clubs vii
I~ heId az the Auditorium under the
auspices u the State League. Hon
LeslIc II. shaw, secretary Of the
1Fsassry, and prominent orators Of
this state win address the meeting.
and ope ~ the most interesting and
largely attended convention, in the
history u the state League 10 en-
p.efed.
The business session u the League
win i,e IseId on Tuesday morning.
june 5th, 1900. commencing at 3
O'Clock, ut which time officers for the
ensuing two years, and delegates 20
the f,ssnulal Convention OF the Ma
tlonai Republican League win be
elected. This convention u the Ma,
fI0nal League which win be held at
P.tiIsf feIph;a on June f7th, 18th and
18th, 1905. VIII tlbark the fsftieth an
Biversary of the holding of the first
national convention Of the Repnbp
llcaD party and hundreds Of thos~
who participated IN that tremend-
ons movement destined % reyolu
fionize the poIItks Of the country
and who voted for the candidates
then seIrcted ars prepared TO ioiD in
this Golden Jubilee s%iebrntlou."
Referring 20 this celebration and the
mOtnentpis events which 10 IL In.
tended ~ commemorate, Hon. J
Hampton Moore, the eloquent and
PATRIOTS President Of the National
Republican f<agsir, In u stirring ad-
dress 10 the officers and members oi
Republican Lragnes. says:
THE intervening span 0 half y
century has been glorious 10 n,en
and nIsasures. First, the great
pathfinder Fremont raised aloft the
standard Of leaSership: then the
martyr, Lincoln, the saviour OF his
cjuntry: Grant the irresistible Silent
Man. Hayes, the Christian soldier
and statesman; Blaine. the PIumed
knight Of a Republic; Harrison, the
soldier. statesman and lawyer; the
beloved and lament.d MckinIcy, and
NJ tho end of the golden crescent. In
aigurnflng an era Of worldwide In
fiuepce for the peacs u Nations--
ll0oscyelt, tbe fore6ost American Of
HIS time. A wealth OF material for
the student Republican, An inspira.
ton for the youth Of the Land.
In the Old hall IN philadelphia
where the best political minds OF q
troubled country framed a national
Declaration u undyiug party prin-
ieipIss: where the champions Of Liber
~ and Union assembled; where the
friends Of fremont, at Lincoln, Of
chase, Of seward, OF Lovejoy. Of
Giddiugs, of Mclean. OF Sumner. OF
Wilmot aud q host Of the country's
.nbie.t statesmen, met 20 csinent and
strengthen the scattered efforts OF
.tiiy Nations patriots, IL will by ti,s
pyond privilege Of Pennsylyania He.
Ilulditais to welcome their associ.
gtes uf the National Republican
League"
By order Of the Executive Committee
w. q. PORTER. President.
wM. II STANLEY, Secretary.