, 1875-11-18

kHaAGu AE4GSd lAs IfGI5'h Ay"'Ft-
ton.
Mr. Root. for tbs rurroRe Of hr!ncing. the
question bofole tho Hootng, moved ~ Huhtsl-
tulo TINT tho recommendation Of. md cnnStltu-
ndoptrd fur tho Club, Az hc undcrrtood tho
eaHn, the Central con,mitteo, pursuant 70
ecnara1 rcsolut'on adopted at the last
Republican Convention, Ind considered tho
quehtton "a to tle beat mo1o OF orXanlSing tho
party in tho county for tho coming year. He
thought tho Committee Lad done their duty.
'ffoy had considered plan, and submitted u to
largo and respectable renrssentatton OF tho
rtaty II tho county, and be approved or tt'o
now, and II !. was decided lllas ahoro should not
ko my Republican Central Club and that boulo
otiA1. plan stonfd bo ndol tod. Il wnnld become
tho ttutv Ut the Central Comm,ttec to conader
Asttlly proper to refer tho Constitution to
comnllttoo until IL was determined that the
Club should DO organized. II was N ehsy mat
ter to decide. and 1t sacmed 10 him they would
never get more intsEens @ nsp sopfSo"tsoo w.. o.
posed. IA hD understood the matter. tue con-
atltnlton provided for tho appointment Of
Secretary, rreaaurer, three Ttce-fresidentA from
zach dt.ia.o, Of tho city. md oqe from zach
vided for tutoan Executive Inombors 10
tn aeectad in tho Bone manner that
tho County Commissioners aro sclocted.
WHICH wss fair rorretentation, and
q
Of tLirty.svo moubera. 1t provided. also, for
GRAND Council, consisting Of the Executive
COMMITTEE and OF Two n,es.,bora to 10 selected
by eacl, club that might DO organized in the
county. Whom tho auxlarY clubs wore al formed
seemed to him that that would DO . largo and
fair representation Of the wording members OF
t4o party. 1n 1864 tho most vigorous and COM
pleto organization tho county oVor had wna
through club organized, managed, and con-
tsolfed in tho interests Of the Republican purity
up to tho day Of election; aud With ono
Republican m.jonty al they did that
year Ie va not IN fayor 81 too much q. a3n, s
l5te enough for everybody to understand isa
working. Tho interests OF the party demanded
that this Constitution shoald be adopted. or con-
sitlercd and amsndca as the meeting might de-
cile. He noyed that tue meeting proceed to
considcr tile Constitution, aud that 1t bo read
section by section for that purpose.
coNBIpENlNu THE CONSTITUTION.
A1r. Nelson Withdrew, ha motion, md Mr.
theromith tho Secretary road tho Constitution
AID. schaifuor moved the adoption Of tho pre-
Amblo and frat section.
Ms. MHsry Nelson wiahed to amend by calling
i The "Union ipstead Of the 81 Ceuttal" Club.
Generalization was getting In bad Tepute.
Justice Salisbury moved to lay tho amsndmont
:. Arthur DIXON thought c.llng tho organization
Central Committee. He therefore moved to re-
consdet.
Afr. Root supposed rose by any other name
would snell as sweet. But for tsn years their
enemics bad been charging them ~ith tho idea
soes Judgment aud Acknowteaga no
ing wrong pow7 What WAS tic organ
izstlon but tho Central Club Of this coun-
sy7 II was GENITAL organization, and they
"union meant nothing, It vas a eentrat club
as contrauisinguiBhed from tbe ward Or auxiliary
club. Al for confoundiug tho Club with the
Coutral Lommitteo. the suggestion mas not com-
thoy could not understand the difference be-
tween the two bodies, 1t Hould be ~ we'll NOT to
organize club, aud to invest in 4 Republican
primer for tho use Of tho dull members of the
party. tLaughtcz and appause:]
The motion torcconaider was then voted down,
aud tho preamble and arst section wore xdoptad.
Ee1. q WAs al2o adopted.
On Sec. being submitted 10 tho mesting, 1fr.
Atwator wanted Al
1acngasEp REPRESENTATION ron THE TOWNS.
One member from enoh town WAS not. he oou-
sidsred> aui1iciens. Tbs towus extended over =
great deal of TERRITORY. and threo meinbess might
ho allowed With advantage to tho party.
The suggestion received no support. and the
section was adopted. Secs. 4, 6, o, Z, and y,
Wela adopted without discussion.
Gen. White, befoEs tle Constitution Naa
adopted a. whole, wished to move ahAt In
townships whero there wore several municipal
organizations. each organization should bo con-
sderod aa \ separate club and aotltled to repre-
BentRton.
Tho Chairman explained thers Vas already
rroYiBlon for admitting representatives from I'll
Republican Clubs 10 = township.
On motion Of ME. Hqyne, tho Constitution visa
than adopted as whole.
AID. BchnEnsr then moved that they NOM
organize ~ q Central Club In accordance With
the Constitution. /.
NJ. john l,yla King thought tho motion snap-
p1opriato, aa shs Club lad adopled the Constitu-
tlon.
Aid schAfrner hold that there was no motion
On record showing their organization ~ club.
Mr. King said the meeting had adopted tue
Constitution, and when certain officers zero
e1ectea tho organization would be complete With
the exception OF tue memhera OF tho Grand
Council
Mr. Hibbard-who are the members Of tho
Club
A!r. Kinc-Tb,s raee!in9, OF course.
Mr, 1Iibbard suggested thero might be hun
dred Democrats present vho did not want 10
ioin the Cub.
Tho Chairman thought motion to ens5
PERMANENT oRdAStzA71oH
in order.
Ar. DoGue moved that \ committee Of anoen
on permanent organization b appolutsd,-three
from tho South, four from tho West, and three
from tho North plriHlops Of the cIty, aud one
each front zach Commissioner dia:riot...-to TO-
port st an adjourned moeting ono weak from
Gen. Ehito asked ~lo Tie members OF tho
Club wore.
Tho Chatrman-Thfs Committee on pesna-
mont Organization will carry out the dotatla, and
affaid that rnsu will bs ss'eetea who 4Es not Rs
publicsns. they must take the thing IN hsud and
Bolect them ber0.
Aid. Sclatsncs withdrew bis rnotioa, and MI.
nnfrt n sr{a u 1uIN