The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-17
waRD i Reform CLUB.
CHARLESTON, September II, 1870.
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Extract from the Einutes.1
Az. a meeting held this evening, of Uniol
Reform Club, Ward l, the following resolu
tions were received from Reform Club, Ward
l. Resolved, That the club respectfully urge
| the immediate convening of convention o
the people of Charleston County, and the plac
ing In nomination OF those only who can leat
to the success of the Reform party; and tina
delegates be elected to meet similar deieSate'
from our sister clubs.
| nizes the rIeht of the workingmen to be rep
resented by their immediate class, and IN thf
| nominations to be made by the nominat,ns
convention, that the delegates from TINS ciuL
! urge upon the convention strict aanereuce
OF the rights OF the worklngman. A.,
8. Resolued, That We heartily condemn tne
introduction of coolie labor as preJuulclat ~
the laboring class. as an sa@ton ~ 70 a desrade
the masses, and calls for urgent laws to sup
press the cOole system.
Upon motion, it was ordered that resolution
No. be referred to the executive committee,
In conjunction with the presidents to report at
the next regular meeting, or If expedient, at
special meeting to be called by the president.
Resolutions Nos. 2 and 3 be adopted and en-
dorsed by the Union Reform Club of Ward l.
The following committees were announced
Finance-O. A. Bowen, F. ]: Porcher, james
Riley, William rhayer, Jacob Saeber, .. b.
Wilson, A. H. Harper.
Execuhve-Samuet Lord, Jr., T. B. hirg,
NARROW Cochran. c. Pleuge. Thaddeus street,
Eugene West. Charles F. Levy.
Ginyasslne-James L. Welsman, chairman.
Meeting street-Heurv J. O'Neil!. charm an;
Louis Orsmau, William E. Huser, Dr.. Z. Rave
mel, Jr., T. b. Gilbert.
Church. street, below Water, StolIs Alley and
Longitude Lsue-Isaac D. Bryan, b. 3. I Aiasls'
D. P, Robertson. James Doyle, William Wilson.
East Bay, above Stolrs Alley. and the
Wharves-Pbilhp austin, J. Reid PrinGle, c.
", Townsend, a. q. Fehrenbacn, z. d..
East and South Battery-Wl llliam P. Holmes,
Edwlrd Raveuel, John Laval, John g. Thur
ston, Cassel Walters. =.
Church street. above Water street, St.
Michael's Alley and Elliott street%Samuel q.
Black A. Collins. Q. A. Damon, Wlll.m Mure
and Captain n. Revels.
Chalmers street-B. Mclnnis. Nike wallace,
A. F. Stelling, David Kidd and Ira Rleckels.
State street, with Unity Alley-B. E. Bcalse,
Theodore N. Gaillard, James C. euiun, NJ. Nc
Neny aud Jacob .Matheaes: {.
L,ghtwood Alley, Atlantic street aud Llgzag
Alley-Tmothy street, W. A. Wilson, James
Chase. So
Water street-V'ilson Glover, James G.
Holm es, Jr, A. C. AlcGilliyray.
Broad-street and Gadsden's Auey-Guatafus
Klinck, John Getty, Dunbar Paul, Louis u.
Ward!aw, Joseph Csunaday. .:eSs
Queen strest-E F. rorck. Joseph' qidiere,
HerTy Holmes, J. l.. LunsiordS ohm Hapion.
'IMsad streef ana .Bed,n's Alley "a! !C. kauf-
msasiJesanh:McFall, W. CAChapmn, w u.
Doran, :s. jackson Emonsss .1IJ:.- =.
Fl H The several aab-commiltses upon the can
vsss are requested to promptly organize aud
thoroughly canvass their sections, making re-
turn to their chairman Of every voter, with
residence: - :fi:.:- -.i;... ~. ,...:..
Byorder President b. e. Young:
W.K. STEEpaAS, Secretary.