Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-11-12

four hours in advance with even fair
prospect OF making success of it, and
when the call was Issued the streets were
not in condition for parade.
The meeting was called to order, with
Mr.. E. L. KingsLury, President of the Club,
in the chair. Mr.. Wm. Barton, Treasurer,
presented detailed statement and vouch-
ers of the money received and expended
during the campaign, which made cred.
table showing for the liberality OF few
Of our citizens OF Republican descent who
stood the brunt. The report and vouchers
were ordered placed on file subject to the
inspection OF any member Of Club
After making proper disposition of the
furniture, pictures, ETC., Mr.. d. X. Hol-
lenbeck presented the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
WHERBAs-"w We have met the enemy aud
they are ours" and there now seems u be no
present reason for Continuing this organization,
| and
wHERBAs-The "fraud cry" is now but
upon the heels Of " Barnum's Mules" and
WuEEEAs-It is meet upon this occasion
that we " should render unto Caesar the things
that are C@sar's }" therefore, be it
Resolved-T That a vote OF thanks be tenfered
to the A rion COrnet Band, to which, being a
non- partisan organization, we are indebted for
many courtesies during the cAmpaign Just
closed.
That thanks are due to Hon. Asher Cock for
the free use of our Club Room.
That the thanks Of this Club be rendered to
our worthy President, Y. l.. kingsbury, for
the able and efficient manner in which lie has
discharged the arduous duties imposed upon
him.
That the thanks Of this Club be extended to
the Garfield Guards as an organization, for
the great assistance rendered in gaining our
recent victory.
On motion Of Mr.. E. D. Ross, the meet
ing voted TO visit the residence OF Hon.
Asher Cook, in body, after supper, and
give him a serenade, as slight token Of
esteem for his liberality in furnishing the
free use of his building for reading room
and headquarters.
On motion, the Garfield Club adjourned
sine die, after few appropriate remarks
from President Kingsbury, who rendered
his heartfelt thanks to the citizens who
had responded 40 literally to every draft
made upon them, in time and means, to
advance the cause for which the Perrys-
burg Garfield Club had been organized.
MUsTERING OUT OF GUARDS.
The meeting of the Perrysburg Garfield
Guards was then called to order, with the
Captain in the chair.
The first business in order WAS the read
ing of the report OF Mr.. Z. L. Blue, the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Guards
who, in the words Of Perrysburg's noted
6nanciers, reported call paid in and all
paid out" and presented an itemized state
ment to corroborate the quotation, which
upon motion of Mr.. WIN. Vass was ordered
placed on file with the Captain, subject tC
inspection by any member Of the Guards.
The Captain of the Guards presented
bills from Fred. Eaton & Co., Toledo, fol
ffty-fve uniforms and receipts for the pay
ment OF same, with the remark that h,
did not again wish to engage in the bust
ness of second handed clothing, with III,
threatened prospect for some time of beinl
; compelled to expose his assignees. Thes
papers were also placed on file with tn
others.
Tho following preamble and resolution
were read by Mr.. VIM. Vass, which wer
adopted by unanimous vote;
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAs Having made forced and voluu
p tAry marches adown the stream of Time, Mau
mee) and held out the lamp Of light to the wa
vering and wayIaring, and
d Manufacturing rendered unto Casar a
that is due him, by and with the united effort
Of thousands Uf Others similarly engaged
the election Of every name upon our Two lon
tiskets-.except one-aud
WHEREAs-C Considering our mission throug
Il a long and exciting campaign at an end, an
It wishing to return to the quiet walks Of civ
life where the " musical minnie and the jeeI
l. and elongated faces Of our defeated foes wi
), not disturb our quielude, and wishing
y. "gTound aims and seek the path which lead
!" to peace and fortune. under n well-gOyeTny
II Republics therefore be 1t
e Rssolsd-That our thanks are due 10 Cap
pany for the efficient manner in which the
E, have discharged their duties.
Il 2d-That the silk banner belonging tO III
organization, aud the PerrysburR Townsh
Prize Banner be and the same hereby al
q placed 10 the care Of Secretary +. l., Blue,
,e be preserved by him. aud by him delivered u
To the next Republican organization in Perry
'e burg Township.
y 3d.-That the thanks Of this Co. be eTtend'
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skin Bands, who hAye not only given us u
" time aud eassd the burdens OF the march. b
d. with all have furnished us excellent music Al
rendered efficient service daIing the eampaig
On motion, the Guards were disband'
without date, and with three times thr
for Garfield, Arthur aud Richie, the of
,f GERS OF the Club and Guards, and the U
~ ion ms il is, and with instruction TO sle'
on their arms for four years, with one e.
re- on the enemy.
,e 4 procession was then formed, compos'
=. Of the Guards, Silver Greys, members
n the Garfield Club and the Juveniles wi
# have not let any fun escape them duri
M the campaign, aud all marched 10 the l.
4 change llulol, headed by The two ban
b. where good, warm oyster supper was
/, waiting, and to which ample justice "
is done by Sixiy,six members oi the Cl'
r. and Guards who held the fort" un
Of they got ready to eyacuale.
Of The hands rendered some sweeband ST.
!. ring music from the balcony, which "
~ followed by few chOruses from the YOU
~ mems glee club.
The bands adjourned for the night, b