Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-11-27

were organizing 10 their respective
States and Territories, and were
rcady To receive their allotment Of
stock. Hc wanted Pennsylvania to
move cheerfully and spontaneously in
the matter; for If the old Common
wealth Jagged in her patriotism it
would be humiiating. lie hoped she
would not fail to take her stock within
he limited time.
Mr.. Joseph +. Tobias moved that q
committee Of five be appointed by the
president to suggest business for the
action of this body. Which was
agreed TO-
The president appointed Messrs.
Joseph r. Tobias, s. s. Drcher, Edwin
IL. Filter, G. W. Batchclor and H. L.
Darlington the committee.
| Mr.. John u. Shoemaker moved that
a committee Of fvo members be ap-
pointed by the president to prepare
and submit suitable resolutions for the
action of this meeting Which was
agreed to.
The president appointed Messrs.
John Patton, Lucius p Thompson,
William Sellers, BENJAMIN Bannan
and James M. Wilcox the COMMITTEES.
Mr.. John Il. Shoemaker moved that
the president of tho meeting and Hon.
Daniel J. Morrel, the commissioner
be added TO the above committee.
Which was agreed to.
Mr.. William Sellers offered the fol-
lowing
PLAN FOR ORGANIZATIONS BY cosoREs-
sroNAL DISTRICTS =
ulereoo A Na,;ono, ca,,enn;sl
Com o;ss;on has bcen constituted bv
,ha Gnyarnman,s of tbo Trn;ted S,a,cs
N nronare ard suncrintend tho execu.
,;opr u nIans for an internationaI NJ
h;bi,ion of American and foreign arts
nroducts and manufactures and 10
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",1a ,1a osasv s"n,,;on o ns - ;nanar,ao,
~ "' 'rau" .ean,;a,,,o, ~ " '"pO,s@"s ~ :
uusy auu .ra P"' .'Ie s'Iu'av ~ ~ ,,. oao'o =
tnowIedss "a thae ob;scts and benef, . :
of such = aceIehro,;on NJ Tho contnnarv
as IA nronosed and furtbor 10 nromnte
! the snccessfnI and inst ranrasenta,;on
| of Tho nroJuc,;ons and manufactnros
of this district at the Exhibition.
| u.-Oficers Of the association.
The officers of this association shall
consist OF president, two vico presl.
dents, and an actuary, appointed as
follows The first named corporator
in this district of the Centennial
Board of Finance, Incorporated by
Act OF Congress, June l., 1872, shall
be the president of this association,
and the corporator second named
shall be tho FIRST vice president. In
the event of either, or both, declining
to serve in this capacity, then a presi-
dent or vice president may be elect
ed from among the stock subscribers
of the district. These two corpora
tors, or either Of them, or any two
subscribers of stock, shall publicly call
a meeting of tho citizens of the dis.
trict who are subscribers to stock Of
tho Centennial Board Of Finance, or
l who may desire to become subscribers,
and these persons, when so assembled,
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