The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19

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ourselves 90 fIe very verge n ruin
Therefore % god eiiiksus desiring
~ repair Lo losses va hsve sustained
% iaf ~ possible, as so.l 90 restore
our country 10 her former m0spcfiy
We have Ibis dag met H. pledge our
individual as we'll as our united
eaorts 10 accomplish t'at cnd There.
Tore be- Il,
RESOLVED lst. That ~ unite our
selves into q c,fb which shall he
known rs The White Mans Club" Of
P~ascogoula.
RESOLVED 2nd. The officers Of sail
club shall consist Of a President, two
Vice Presidents a secretary a Treas
ucrcr, a Marshall and two Assistant
Marshall- to lie elected by a major.
ity of the club who shall serve until
the first Of January 1875, when an
olhe. election shall take place ut the
discretion OF the club.
RESOLVED 3rd. +. at all good
" bite citizens who are willing TO IL
more self for the comNon good, and
who are willing to unite their efforts
with ours 20 lift ofr country from her
present dcplorahlc condition and es>
,ablisll ii upon q basis Of honesty
Justice aud impartiality, can become
members Of our club By subscribing
their names and abiding by the rules
and regulations governing the same
Persons rot thus recogniz d as mem
hers will not he admitted to oar reg
uIar meetings.
RESOLVED, All. That each OF us in
ciyidually pledges himself TO use his
best efforts 10 draw into this orgdni-
Mtion all good white citizens.
RESOLVED, 5ih. That when it is
necessary TO have elections for beat
o. county officers, we bind ourselves
to vote Tor the candidate endorsed
by our organization.
RESOLVED, 9th. That in the selec.
ton OF candidates honesty end com
potency be our clief guides, disre-
garding all other claims where these
arc wanting.
RESOLVED, 7tE. That forgetting all
mere personal considerations, for the
community and publicgood, we claim
as our motto Harmony and Union
action, Honesty and Competency
in Office.
RESOLVED, 9Th. That we will ads
wise, and use our efforts. to have 9th
en- similar organizations established
every suitable place in the county,
Ind thereby endeavor by all possible
means to unite all good citizens in an
fort to rescue our ruined county.
RESOLVED, 9th. That the above
'esolutions can be altered or amend
ID by a vote of two thirds majority
,f the members.
RESOLVED, 10th. That the regular
meetings Of this club be on the second
Satin, day night in each month.
RESOLVED, lltb. That being one
u interest, one ia feeling, and o1c in
we ple,'ge ourselves faithfully
o adhere TO the above resolutions
,y subscribing u names.
On motion the constitution was
aiken up article by article and adopt
ID. Books we're then opened to re-
.eive the names Of those desiring
membership. Forty seven names be-
NC subscribed. The house then pro-
seeded to the election of officers with
he following result II. l.. Howe