Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-04
E,E'Y "A FAIRS.
YOUNG MEMS WING CLUB OF MONROE
WARD

WARD
v Ia pursuance OF a call in the Wing papers, the
I Dung w hgs OF Monroe Ward assembled Al Ger
man Hall on Saturday evening" November Let for The
purpose OF Organizing for the December camnson'
mr. JAMES A SCOTT having been called 70 the Chair
and M. Ellyson appointed Secretary tbe Char hria
addressed the meeting, and announced that il vas
prepared to proceed with its business - ""'
On motion oil Mr. James Lee committee was an.
pointed to propose a plan OF Organization ~ 'P
The Chair appointed Messrs Lee, Barns Allen and
Ellyson. D"'nS' Aiien anu
The comm ittee having retired, Mr. B. r Minor
was called to the stand, and delivered an able address
on ,ne claims OF the respective candidates of the Whip
aea Demoeratc parties to tile confidence and support
OF the people of Virginia,
Mr. j X Lee then submitted the following report
fviz: "'' ""op'eu'
Whereas, it is highly important to the SUCCESS Of
the wing party of Virginia, that more perfect or
sanlZatlon should be made by its MEMBERS and that
10 ensure this, 1t IS necessary for the young Wings
VINO shall tor the first time exercise the elective fran
ailse gwen to them under the new Constitution to
thoroughly unite for the purpose of sustaining and aid
ng IA me election OF the nominees of the Charoes-
vile vention-Therefore,
hesoiIVed, That the following Constitution BE- the
i. THIS Association shall be called ssTbe yourr
Mems Wing Club of Monroe Ward e
Z Its members shall be composed of all the yourg
ting the objects OF its organization
g. The objects of this Association shall be to endea
vor, by all honorable MEANS secure the election of
SUMMERS w aus and Baxter the
of the Wing State Convention. and The elect;nn Of
tour Wing representatives from this CITY to the next
Legislature. viz >N'
4. It's officers shall be President, Vice President
and Secretary 'i'1''
Sth of December Ni'''i '''ei '''0
D. An Executive Committee of fifty members shall
be appointed by the President to whom shs he con,
united the general business of the Association and
VINO shall cooperate with the Wing Vigilance Com
mltee OF the city.
Oa motion, the club the procpedad IN eeot pa,o,,
nent officers, when the following gentlemen were
chosen:
JAMES A. ScoTT, President.
JOHN BLAIR, Vice President.
M. ELLYsoN Secretary.
Inc President, in accordance with the sixth article
OF The Constitution, subsequently appointed the fol-
lanes Ian a May, John II Shook, John Blair. Albert
Blair, John w Burlington, Francis J Barnes Francis
L lsbeIl, James K Lee, & Minor, Denny, A
Knowles, T H Lambeth, John Wilhelm, d P Reeve.
L M Harold, M Murry, James BootwrIsht. VIM
F, Taylor, Thomas ? Taylor, James Hill, John o
len, Elisha Williams, DR. ] G Walden, Henry Rosen-
t bel George Matthew's AbraRi Levy, Jr James H
Waltha, G T Workman, Seabrool1 Sheppard Daniel
Hunt, Lawson B Hill, Baylor Martin, VIM B New
Or e q Clay. Moses Ellyson, Thomas Barham Dir G
Il Anderson, Peter Tlnsey, Joseph Doerfineer Au-
gust Shad, Caspar WendIinger, A M Bailey, VIM
Rag land, Alex Martin, M R Bohannon, and ].
Ford. NN -
Major Thomas J. Evans was then called for, and
responded IN his usual forcibe manner, urging upon
the Young Wings of the Ward to buckle on their ar
NOR and go forth to battle in behalf of Summers
Watts and Baxter.
On motion, Messrs B. B Minor ard T. j. Evans
were ppolned standing committee to secure sneak
ers ter the succeeding meetings of the Club,
On motion, adjourned to meet Thursday night
next, November 9th at the Second African Church ON
Byrd street, between LIST and End Streets
JAMES A. SCOTT, President
M. ELLYsoN, Secretary.