Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

| years OF peace and prosperity She
stands now to-day, in the very front Of
all the defenders and protectors Of the
rights of the pc eple. We ask you TO aid
IL making her voice in November, SC
pronounced, that there may be no nlisan
Outstanding it.
BRADLEY 7. JOHNSON,
PEYfoN WISE,
| ". o. CHEsrERMAN,
RooMs CLUB CENTRAL Committee, J
= Richmond, Va. Sept. 2, 1872. {
A meetiag of delegates, appointed tc
constitute Central Committee of ths
Greeley and Brown Clubs of the State
and te utilize more perfectly the efforts
and effects of such clubs, was held in til is
city, on Friday evening, the Both ult, al
which the following clabs wers represen
ted, all Of this city, to wit:
Young Mems Central Greeley Club
| Gen. B t. johnson, President.
| Metropolitan Greeley Club, Franklir
Stearns, President.
National Greeley Club, N. N. Lee,
President
Old Dominion No. Greeley Club
Gen. B. L. Johnston President.
Marshall Ward No. Greeley Club,
W P NJ. Kellam, President.
Marshall Ward Mo- Greeley Club,
Geo. j Connolly, President. 3
Old Dominion Club, Of Jefferson Ward
3. B Cook, President.
| Virginia Greeley Club. W. J.. Epps,
President.
German Greeley Club, George Klein.
President.
Liberal Republican Club, W. W.
Putnam. President.
stoncwall Greeley Club, A. e.
F, Lgnneman, President.
A temporary organization Was effected
BY the appointment of {gm. B Isaacs,
Chairman, and Geo. G Wilde. Secretary
whereupon Gen. Bradley 7. johnson Of
fered the following plan of organization,
which was unanimously adopted
PLAN OF ORGANIZATION.
|. Each club in this State, formed for
the promotion of the election of Greeley
and Brown, shall elect five. delegates, Of
| which its President shall be one, to a
committee to be known as ''the Club Cen
tral Committee.
II. This Committee shall have its
| headquarters in Richmond, and shall
have President, two Vice Presidents,
two Secretaries, a Treasurer, and an
Executive Committee of seven.
LII, 1t shall procure list of speakers
who are willing to attend meetings, and
speak IN any part of the state, undor
the direction of the committee and il
shall be the duty of the committee to sup
ply speaking from this list, to any club
Gu any occasion, when they request it to
do SO.
". Il shall be charged with the SUB,
| ply Of cam paign documents 10 clubs, which
apply for them, and the circulation Of the
| same.
| V. It shall cooperate with the State
Committee, and shall be within an aux
illafy to the organization of the Conserv-
alive party Of Virginia. in promoting the
election Of Greeley and Brown.
In accordance With the above plan o.
organization, the following officers were
selected unanimously:
Presidcnt--Gen. Bradley T. johnson.
lst Vice resident Newton NJ. Lee.
ID Vioe-President-J J. English.
lst S tsry-F W Mahood I'd Sec
etary-Geo. G. Wilde.
Observation-Disclosures Neisiger.
The following Executive Commit.c,
was then chosen to wit:
VIM. B. Isaacs, Chairman. e. P
Brannau. W. P NJ. Kollam, McCubbip
Never May, r. L. Hobson, A. H. Lyn-
ueman.
And on motion, the President and Is
Sc ,eta.y were made &c of5cio memb. t
of the Executive Colnmittee-the latter
I, to be and act as Secretary therefor.
Gen, B I. johnson, Gen. Peytot
Wise and W. d. Chesterman we're ap-
pointed committee to prepare and pub
lish an address to the people of Virginia
which will be found above.
| The finn of the constitution, which is
published herewith for the organization
and government of Greeley and Brown
clubs in the State, was adopted and rec
commended to the different clubs to be
organized in the various counties. and
cities Of the State, for their adoption and
guidance.
As soon as clubs DESTROYS Ct cooper
ating with this committee are formed
they will please communicate VII; VIII T W.
Mahood, Secretery of the Club Central
Committee, P.O. Box 225, Richmond
Va, to whom all communica lions must
| be addressed.
I! is earnestly desired by this con,init.
tee, that all clubs low organized, OF
hereafter organized. shall correspond with
this committee. giving lists of their Off
GERS and members, and the names of the
five delegates to this comm ittee, which
each club shall appoint, and all additions
ito " s,eir membership, together with the
| state Of the CANVASS in their respective
sections and ncighbornvods. The com
mittee also desire frequent reports from
each club, ia order that they may be able
| to form estimates.
By order. BRADLEY 7 JOHNSON.
+. W. MAHoop. Sec'ry. Pres't.
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