Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-02
THE MEETING ON MONDAY.

We hope that our friends will permit no ordinary
consideration to keep them at home on Monday
next On the effective and proper organization of
the Tppecanoe Club will more materially depend
the -esult of the Presidential election in Howard
than on any thing else that occurs to US. tits ne.
cessary too that action should be token in reference
to the Harrison encampment set on foot by the
Clubs of Cooper and Boone--a notice Of which
will be found below. We are noW as certain of
carrying Howard as we are Of any event 50 dis
tnnt. Many of our friends, since the loco-foco
"show of hands" on monday last, assure US that
the disgust it Toned among the more staid and
rejecting citizens who have heretofore acted with
that party is deep and abiding. We have ourselves
heard one Of them declare, that "such contrvances
and proceedings had been got up by the Office
holders was burleSque on the democracy to which
they laid clain-and such must be the verdict Of all
who did not stall in the ranks" and "march between
the telers" of the BANK, the LAND OFFICE
and the POST OFFICE.
But we close with renewing the exhortation to
our friends to come up on Monday. Ours is PEG
Plies meeting--intended to promote the election of
one of the people, and in no respect to interfere
with, control or influence the choice of the people
In relation to subordinate officers. The objects
are as distinct and different as is the true demo-
cratic republicanism which we profess, from the
democratic aristocracy of the Office holding junto
which are now kno,On to have got up managed
and controlled the ridiculous degrading and insult
ing farce on Monday. Again we say. let all come,
No free ,0hite man will be excluded.
From the Columbia Patriot
We have just received the following from
Bonneville. Our columns are up, but we
take out to give place.
GREAT HARRISON MEETING.
Upon the suggestion Of the friends of GEY.
HARRISON, in the Counties of Boone, How
ard and Cooper, it has been determined to
call JOINT MEETING Of the Tippecanoe
Clubs of those counties at Rocheport, on the
18th day Of June next, to continue on the
ground two days.
The friends of General Harrison, through.
out the State, in person or by their Com.
mittees, and, in an especial manner, the
SOLDIERS of the REVOLUTION and OF
the LAST WAR are respectfully and cord
tally invited to attend.
AS it is proposed to go into full, fair
of the Administration and the principles
and qualifications Of the Candidates for the
Presidency, such Of our opponents, as are
inclined to hear and participate in such an
investigation, are respectfully solicited to
be present.
1t is recommended to the YOUNG MEN
of the State, friendly to the election o.
General Harrison, to organize in their re-
spective counties and take measures to be
represented by delegates in GENERAL
CONVENTION of the Harrison Young
Men Of Missouri, to be held at RocuEpoRT
on the Goth of June, the day immediately
succeeding the above meeting.
When the organization Of the Tppeca
noe Club of Howard County is completed
we respectfully invite its cooperation. Th'
foregoing notice has been drawn up ate
consulting with several of its members.
DAVID TODD, President Of
Boone County Tippecanoe Club.
THOMAS ]. BOGGS, President of
Cooper County Tippecanoe Club.
April 25th 1910.