South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-22

| MONDAY NIGuT, Sept. 1s.
Club met pursuant TO adjournment.
MIR. kercheval, Chairman of Committee
on Organization, submitted the follow.
ing Report which was unanimously n.
doptcd:
| Your Committee TO whom the subject
OF organization OF our voters. in order
to secure the fullest possible attendance,
Mt tie coming State, Congressional and
| National Elections, was referred, having
had the same under consideration, beg
leave TO submit the following
h Il II O RI.
In order to secure the greatest posi-.
| bic vote for our State, National & Con.
gressional Tickets respectively, it ap.
pears to us highly desirable, that Mt least
one, and if expedicnt more than one,
Tilden and Hendricks Club be at once
organized, in each Magistcrial District
of Hampshire County, and that active.
jealous and efficient advocates and sup.
| porters Of the cause be chosen as the
officers OF these several clubs. These
| clubs, so soon rs they enter upon their
work. should promptly arrange for SUD
distributing their particular territory. into
small and convenient sections with a
proper regard to the density of popula-
ton and the number OF voters, and the
| appointment of two or more earnest.
working young men, who shall prepare
full and accurate lists of our voters, in
! their assigned districts, visit those yo-
| tcrs and secure their attendance at the
| polls. mt both tLc State Election, in 90.
tober, and the National and Congress.
| ional Elections, in November.
Every effort that can be honorably
made should be used TO bring out all
our voters. /. For the State TicLek, in
! October, since that election will power.
fully react upon the subsequent Nation.
nj Election, certainly in our own State
| and indirectly in other States. 2. For
the National Ticket, on the success of
which we believe the welfare and happi-
mesa OF tho country entirely depends.
We further recommend to our Tilden
! Clubs to secure the services of public
! speakers, so far 10 they can, who may
address them on the leading issues of
the present political campaign, and in
the behalf OF Tildcn and IIendricks-of
Reform and Purity of Administration :;
TO procure and disseminate valuable &
| important campaign documents. such rs
the Platform of the St. Louis Conyen.
! tion and Governor Tilden's and Hen.
bricks Letters of Acceptance, and to use
all diligence and honorable means 10
enlighten tue people and arouse them to
earnest interest in the success of our
! State National & Congressional Tickets.
We also recommend that, if any OF
our voters be absent from the polls on
! the respective days Of Election. ut mid.
day, without assignable cause, they he
sent for and provision mace for their
conveyance or convenient attendance.
which matter should nc referred TO the
direct attention and care Of young vigi
lance committees and their assistants.
Your Committee, in conclusion. sub.
init for consideration and adoption, the
following
Rcsoicoi, That the above Report be
| received and adopted, and that its re-
commentators be earnestly preferred
TO the friends of Tilden AMI Hendricks.
in the various Magisterial Districts OF
, our County, with the hope and cxnccta.
ton Of their prompt adoption: and in
view Of this important object, that the
Report he ut once published in our
county paper, in the interests OF Tilden
and Hendricks.
a u Of which is respectfully submitted.
"A. w. Kerchcval. s. l.. Flournoy, VIM
Is. Marshall, s. Il. Lupton, and Robt
w. DALEY, Committee.
The Executive Committee rcportcd
partially, and has leave TO report further
hereafter
On motion Of Col. White, This Club
calls upon the respective candidates for
Offices 10 contribute Of their means. per.
sonal cXcrtions and time In rurthcrancc
OF the common cause TO whose success
they arc pledged
Ga motion Of Il. +. Maloncy, tic Chair
appointed Mcssrs. James Sheet. James
\. Gibson, -. i. Malonev. -. w. Ent-
lcr III. NJ. GilkcsOn, John =. Wilson.
William Ilannas and Alexander Gaun-
dcrs n Committee TO have I'm charge the
erection Of n Tiden & Hendricks hick.
Dry pole, IN Romncy. on the 2Sth inst.
and Mrs. Nellie White head or q Com.
mittce, TO consist of the Tildcu ladies Of
Hampshire and Mineral countlfs. which
shall provide n suitable Tillcn & Hen
bricks Flag.
Messrs. Arthur Il. rugh and Samuel
J.. Fiournoy delivered appropriate, e..
fccjiyc and interesting addresses. pur.
suan. TO previous invitation: followed
by an earnest appeal for our cause and
recommendation Of the Club TO worl,
zoalously and efficiently from Mr.. Kcr.
chcval and after thanks 10 tho Speakers
and the Band, the GLIB adjourned 10
meet in the Court-IIousc on Saturday.
23rd inst, at 81 y. NJ.
JAMES PARSONS, Prcs't