The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-19

their respective counties. And the sub
committees thus appointed, are empow-
cred and requested TO appoint agents for
collection in their respective counties, and
to report their own organization and the
names and residence of agents appointed
by them, to the Chairman and Executive
Committee, who shall distribute to all
agents for collection, either directly or
through the several committees, sub
scfption papers printed under their direc-
ton, and prepared for indicating the res
idence of all subscribers, as we'll as the
sums subscribed by them.
ARTICLE VII.
Subscription papers for circulation in
Lexington or Fayette county, shall be
made payable to H. T. DUNCAN, Chair
Hnan of the Clay Monumental Committee.
Those for circulation in other counties of
the State, shall be made payable to
Chairman of the Assist.
ant Clay Monumental Committee for the
county Of all subscrip-
tons shall be paid in hand or regarded as
due Immediately, unless by special agree
ment with the Chairman to whom the
same is payable, a large subscription be
divided into instalments not exceeding
eighteen months for the longest, and Sc
cured by notes. All payments to the
collecting agents shall be handed over to
the Chairman of the Committee for the
county, who shall pay it to the Chairman
of this (the general) Committee, or shall
deposit it in some one of the regular
Banks of this Commonwealth, to his
credit.
Article VIII.
1t shall be the duty of the Chairman
and Executive Committee to ascertain by
correspondence what may from time to
time be done by the several sub-commit-
tees and collecting agents, and to devise
and communicate to said committees the
best modes of acting in the premises
And the said Chairman and Executive
Committee are authorized and requested
to procure and set on foot in such man
ner as they may deem proper and find
practicable, an organization by commit
tees or other instrumentalities in other
States, and throughout the Union, for
raising money to be applied to the erec
ton of the Monument now proposed, and
nc Chairman, with the assent of the Ex-
VSdtye Committee is authorized to appoint
any agent or agents for obtaining sub
scriptions and collections in this or any
other of the States; such agents to be
commissioned by the Chairman, with the
attestation of the Secretary Of this Com
mittee.
ARTICLE TX.
A Secretary shall be chosen by this
Committee, whose duty it shall be, to
keep record ofits proceedings, and also,
of the proceedings of the Executive Com
mittee. and also, to preserve all cores
pondencc relating to the business of the
Committee, and to conduct such part of
said correspondence under the Chairman
and Executive Committee as they may
require him to conduct. His record and
books shall be at all times open to inspec-
ton,
ARTICLE x.
1t shall be the duty of the Chairman
and Executive Committee to make month.
ly reports of their proceedings, and of
the progress and state of subscriptions
and collections, which shall be recorded
by the Secretary, and at all times open to
the inspection Of any member of this
Committee, and shall, if required by any
one, be read at its regular meetings.
ARTICLE XII.
All vacancies in this Committee shall }
be supplied by vote of a majority at
regular meeting. All vacancies in the
Executive Committee shall be supplied
by this Committee, on nomination by
The Chairman.
ARTICLE XII.
All moneys paid to the Chairman of
,his Committee for the erection of the
Monument, shall be deposited by him in
1ne or more of the regular Banks of this
State, or in one or more of the best Banks :,
n some Of the large commercial cities of
he Union, to the credit of ii. L. DUNCAN,
,r his successor, as Chairman of the Clay :
Monumental Committee. But the same
shall at all times, be subject to such dispo-
iition as this Committee may direct, and
'hall be drawn for or transferred by the =
Chairman, accordingly. ?
Which report was adopted by the Cen v
'ral Committee as a plan for the COM !
of its operation, and there u
lpon the Committee adjourned. =
HENRY I, DUNCAN, Chairman. c
AT meeting of the Committee, held
m the 18th July, 1852: L
In accordance with the fourth article of y
he Constitution, the following gentlemen Il
we're nominated and elected tho Executive s.
Committee, to-wit. Il
HENRy T. DUNCAN, Chairman; II. B. "
I'LL, JAMES o. HARRISON, HENRY BELL, S
nd BENZ GRArz, is
THOMAS B,BAxrER was elected Secre- p
ary Il
Adjourned. "
HENRY r. DUNCAN, Chairman je
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