Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-02-23
WIG NEE TING.
B G.. Horns, Sec'y.

purzuan, to adi,urnmsnt the Wings OF school DIS
,,,., \, 3 convened al Tho school house, On
Inc Sin inst. John A. Honey was called 10 inc
chair and Jesse Honey appointed secretary
James P Burgess from the committee appoint
ed for that purpose produced the following oo"
s,,ution Of tho Anti Locofoco Society OF d's'r'c'
No 3 Boston township.
Art. !. This society shall be called, the Anti
Locofoco Society, No ?.
Art. 2. ANY person may become member OF
this Society by signing his name to This co"s'''u-
ton.
Art. g. The officers Of this society SHAH con-
s;., 81 President. Vice President, Secretary,
Treasurer and an Executive committee OF
five. all TO be chosen by the Society by vote VI
vu.voce.
Art, H. 1t shall be the duty Of the ffes'oeht
10 preside al all the meetings OF the society," 10
preserve order and give the casting vote 10 case
Of tie, and do all The duties OF presiding Oh
fcer.
Art, ). II shall be the duty Of the Secretary
10 keep, 10 q book provided for that purpose al
the acts and doings OF the Society unless o'n6F'
wise directed by the society.
Art, 6 The Treasurer shall keep all MONIES
tia, NAV by donation or otherwise become the
common stock Of the society, and pay the same
over 10 the Executive committee on their eah.
Ar, 7 I, shall be the duty OF the Executive
Committee 10 attend at every meeting OF the 30.
cie,y and to procure papers and docu'he"'s
which may advance the common interest OF me
society.
Art. s. The society shall meet at least once
mon h, nd the Is, Monday in each month 10 the
evening, and a, such other times as the Execu-
tive committee shall think proper.
Art. g. |, shall be he duty of every one that
NAV become a member of this society to be pres
ent q, III Of lis regular meetings unless prevented
by some circumstance over which they have 90
control.
Art. 10. This Constitution may be altered or
Attended by vote of the majority Of the mem
bers of this society present, at any OF its regn-
lar meetings.
Which being considered, adopted and numerously
signed society then, in accordance with the third ar
,;ce ,roceeded TO she election of officers whereupon-
ALEXANDER STOKES. chosen President; JoHs
BuRx Vice President: JAMES P. BURGEss Secretary; Nj
| ). LANCASTER, Treasurer.
Ererutire Committee William Naman, Joel kalls
back, Geo w Stevenson. Richard hue
The following resolutions were offered by '" VI. Steven
SON, hIch adopted:
Resolved That If member of this society has par
Or pans in view. which will tend advance the desired
ch,ec, for which areny conenling that sueF
member shall be permitted free and independent action
upon all subjects may think will tend 10 harmonIzs
tbs rue Wing democracy of old Wayne.
Resolved that the members OF this society DO each an'
and severay agree attend the Wing democratic Mass
Meeting proposed be held at Cen,revile on the glorious
/ 22d inst.
James p. Burgess offered the following preamble an'
resolution which was by consen, of the Society:
Whereas. it is gratifying the politica
| onnonents TO see the seeds of dlscoFd sowa IN on
ranks and that they frequently interfere and all thei
influence against whig order 10 produce
! the negligent a ractng influence, therefore,
Resolved. That viii yield ourselves up to sen
timen gnobe despair and thereby cuipaby neglect GU
duty 10 country; the we Will redouoi
and firmly resolve never TO cease empioyln
ill government purified and once more eonhde
I 10 honest nd faithful hands.
Oh motion meeting adjourned. to meet again on tn
evening of the first Monday in March.
| JOHN A. HORNEY, Chm.
/ JESSE HoRNEY Sec'y.