Michigan Republican League

In accordance with the provisions of the Con9titution adopted by the Republican League of the United States, at its Convention, held in New York, Dec. lOth, 1887, a cali is hcrebv issued to the Republican Clubs of Michigan, to meet in Convention at Detroit, FEBRUARY 22d, AT 11 A. M. The objects of this Convention are to form a Republican League for the State of Michigan; to supervise and to encourage the formation of permanent clubs in every county; and to give a unity of action for effective work in order that sound Uepublican principies may be established and maintained. Each club shall be entitled to as many dclegates as it shall elect, but shall have only one vote. Where clubs are airead y cxistinR, they are requested to meet and elect delegates; while in tliose places not having a club organization Republicans are urged to form one at once and send representatives. Eligibility to memberhip in the League consists in the Republican Club having a constitution and a membershiD of twenty. The annual banquet of the Michigan Club occurrlng in the evening will cali niaiiy distinguished Republicans to the city, and it is expected they will address the Convention. Every Republican is most earnestly requested to see to it that h is county is represented. JUNIUS E, REAL. Member Executlve Commlttee for Michigan, National League. Ci.arf.ncf. A. Black, President for Michigan of the National League.